F25J2270/58

Systems and Methods of Removing Contaminants in a Liquid Nitrogen Stream Used to Liquefy Natural Gas
20210364229 · 2021-11-25 ·

Described herein are systems and processes of removing contaminants in a liquid nitrogen (LIN) stream used to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG). Greenhouse gas contaminants are removed from the LIN using a greenhouse gas removal unit. The LNG is compressed prior to being cooled by the LIN.

Carbon dioxide capturing apparatus using cold heat of liquefied natural gas and power generation system using same
11071938 · 2021-07-27 ·

A carbon dioxide capturing apparatus using cold heat of liquefied natural gas (LNG) includes a heat exchanger to cool primary coolant using heat exchange between the primary coolant and the LNG; a chiller connected to the heat exchanger and configured to discharge capturing coolant colder than the primary coolant by performing a heat exchange between the capturing coolant and a cooling material; and a capturing cooler configured to capture carbon dioxide contained in flue gas by performing a heat exchange between the capturing coolant discharged from the chiller and the flue gas. A power generation system includes an LNG storage facility; a power generation facility discharging flue gas; a unit for heat exchange between the LNG and a coolant to regasify the LNG and cool the coolant; and a unit for capturing carbon dioxide contained in the flue gas by heat exchange between the discharged flue gas and the coolant.

Increasing efficiency in an LNG production system by pre-cooling a natural gas feed stream

Described herein are systems and processes to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG) using liquefied nitrogen (LIN) as the refrigerant. Greenhouse gas contaminants are removed from the LIN using a greenhouse gas removal unit. The LNG is compressed prior to being cooled by the LIN.

Systems and methods for separating condensable vapors from light gases or liquids by recuperative cryogenic processes
10724793 · 2020-07-28 · ·

Methods and systems of the current invention separate condensable vapors such as carbon dioxide from light gases or liquids in a mixed process stream. The separation is carried out in a cryogenic process using one or more external cooling loops (ECLs) that first cool down a mixed process stream containing condensable vapors and light gases or liquids, causing the condensable vapors to desublimate and form solids. Next, the solids are separated from the light gases or liquids, forming a solid stream and a light gas or liquid stream. Then the refrigerants of the ECL are cooled by warming the separated solid stream and light gas or liquid stream, efficiently recovering energy used in cooling and desublimating the condensable vapors.

Liquefied natural gas production system and method with greenhouse gas removal

Described herein are systems and processes to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG) using liquefied nitrogen (LIN) as the refrigerant. Greenhouse gas contaminants are removed from the LIN using a greenhouse gas removal unit.

CARBON DIOXIDE CAPTURING APPARATUS USING COLD HEAT OF LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS AND POWER GENERATION SYSTEM USING SAME
20190151789 · 2019-05-23 ·

A carbon dioxide capturing apparatus using cold heat of liquefied natural gas (LNG) includes a heat exchanger to cool primary coolant using heat exchange between the primary coolant and the LNG; a chiller connected to the heat exchanger and configured to discharge capturing coolant colder than the primary coolant by performing a heat exchange between the capturing coolant and a cooling material; and a capturing cooler configured to capture carbon dioxide contained in flue gas by performing a heat exchange between the capturing coolant discharged from the chiller and the flue gas. A power generation system includes an LNG storage facility; a power generation facility discharging flue gas; a unit for heat exchange between the LNG and a coolant to regasify the LNG and cool the coolant; and a unit for capturing carbon dioxide contained in the flue gas by heat exchange between the discharged flue gas and the coolant.

Increasing Efficiency in an LNG Production System by Pre-Cooling a Natural Gas Feed Stream
20180231305 · 2018-08-16 ·

Described herein are systems and processes to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG) using liquefied nitrogen (LIN) as the refrigerant. Greenhouse gas contaminants are removed from the LIN using a greenhouse gas removal unit. The LNG is compressed prior to being cooled by the LIN.

HELIUM SEPARATION AND RECOVERY PROCESS

The present provides a helium gas separation and recovery process involving cryogenic fractionation process, which comprises cooling a dehydrated high-pressure gas stream while maintain velocity and pressure of the stream; reducing pressure of the dehydrated high-pressure gas stream via a Joule-Thompson's process to obtain a partially liquefied gas stream; and iii) subjecting the partially liquefied gas stream to at least one gas-liquid separation process to obtain at least one liquid stream and a gaseous stream comprising helium, and a residual amount of the gaseous components; recycling the liquid stream obtained in step iii) for use as cooling refrigerant to cool the dehydrated high-pressure gas stream; and purifying the unrefined helium gas stream using pressure swing adsorption (PSA) and/or membrane separation process to obtain a helium product stream having a purity of 98.0 mole % or more.

Liquefied Natural Gas Production System and Method With Greenhouse Gas Removal

Described herein are systems and processes to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG) using liquefied nitrogen (LIN) as the refrigerant. Greenhouse gas contaminants are removed from the LIN using a greenhouse gas removal unit.

Increasing Efficiency In An LNG Production System By Pre-Cooling A Natural Gas Feed Stream

Described herein are systems and processes to produce liquefied natural gas (LNG) using liquefied nitrogen (LIN) as the refrigerant. Greenhouse gas contaminants are removed from the LIN using a greenhouse gas removal unit. The LNG is compressed prior to being cooled by the LIN.