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    Regasification units:

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    Regasification units:

    Traditionally, base load regasification terminals have used twotypes of vaporizers:

    70% uses the Open rack Vaporizer (ORV),

    25% uses the Submerged Combustion Vaporizer (SCV)5% uses the Intermediate Fluid vaporizer (IFV).

    In addition to these vaporizers, other types of vaporizers

    such as The direct air vaporizers, the Ambient Air Vaporizers (AAV),

    have been used in smaller regasification plants and peakshaving facilities.

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    Selection of vaporizers:

    Depends on ambient temperatures of that region:

    The following countries fall under the equatorial region definition:

    Asian Countries (Southern India, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia,Singapore, Philippines)

    North American Countries (Mexico)

    South American Countries (Brazil)

    Whereas following countries may fall under the subequatorialdefinition:

    Asian Countries (China, Vietnam, Mid-West and Mid-East of India)

    South American Countries (Chile, Argentina)

    European Countries (Spain, UK, France )

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    LNG vaporizer selection process are:

    o Site conditions and plant location

    o Availability and reliability of the heat source

    o Customer demand fluctuation

    o Emission permit limits

    o Regulatory restrictions with respect to the use ofseawater

    o Vaporizer capacity and operating parameters

    o Safety in design

    o Operating flexibility and reliability

    o Capital and the operating cost

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    Open rack vaporizer

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    Widely used in Japan,Korea,Europe.

    Uses sea water to heat

    Chlorination of sea water with sodium hypo

    chlorite

    Sea water temperature is above 5c

    Units made of:

    o Aluminum alloy

    o Zinc alloy

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    Submerged Combustion Vaporizers

    (SCV)

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    Fuel heating:

    LNG vaporization using fuel gas for heatingtypically consumes approximately 1.5 % of thevaporized LNG as fuel, which reduces the plant

    output and the revenue of the terminal. SCVs are used during winter months to

    supplement ORV, when seawater temperaturecannot meet the regasification requirement.

    The SCV burners can be designed to burn lowpressure boil-off gas as well as letdown sendoutgas

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    Intermediate fluid vaporizer:

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    Shell and tube vaporizer

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    IFV with Rankine cycle

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    Ambient Air Technologies

    Indirect contact:

    The indirect contact approach utilizes a closed

    loop intermediate fluid

    that is heated with ambient air and transfers

    the heat from this intermediate fluid to

    regasify

    LNG in specially designed shell and tube heat

    exchangers.

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    Air-Fin Exchangers

    This method utilizes traditional air-fin

    exchangers with forced draft fans to push the

    ambient air through the air fin tubes to heat

    the intermediate fluid which is used to re-

    gasify LNG.

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    Air Tower or reverse acting cooling

    tower:

    where induced draft ambient air heats waterin direct contact with circulated water which

    can then be directly or indirectly transferred

    to re-gasify LNG

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    Direct contact AAV

    Two types:

    One uses a Natural Draft Ambient Air Vaporizer(NDAAV).

    The design of this exchanger utilizes the naturaldraft from the difference in density for warm andcold ambient air.

    Ambient air enters the top of the exchanger,

    exchanges heat directly to the cold LNG fluidflowing in the exchangers specialized finnedtubes and the air cools producing a down draft.

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    The second method

    Uses a Forced Draft Ambient Air Vaporizer

    (FDAAV)

    Here fans are installed on the ambient air

    vaporizers to force a higher mass of ambient

    air across the fins of the exchanger for direct

    heat exchange with cold LNG.

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    Performance of FDAAV

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    Advantages

    Direct contact ambient air vaporizers over the Indirectcontact ambient air vaporizers (Air Tower or Air-FinExchanger technology) is

    ability to continue to transfer significant amount of

    sensible heat from the ambient air to cryogenic fluidseven when the ambient conditions fall below 32F orbelow freezingtemperatures

    Obviously, the regeneration of the FDAAV requires

    some means to heat the air to bring temperaturesabove 32F during these low ambient conditions.

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    LNG mobile regasification

    Used to provide an un interrupted supply of

    natural gas power generator sets used on oil

    and gas drill rigs.

    The system integrated with 15000 gallons of

    LNG tanker and integrated with vaporization,

    flow control and offloading pumps

    Deploy the system anywhere you need

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