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The Kiekens LNG Multiple Nozzle Spray (MNS) and Quench desuperheaters are typically designed and applied to LNG receiving, storage and re-gasification terminals. Two main Boil-Off Gas (BOG) desuperheating applications can be distinguished. Explore the advantages now!
The Kiekens LNG Multiple Nozzle Spray (MNS) and Quench desuperheaters are typically designed and applied to LNG receiving, storage and re-gasification terminals. Two main Boil-Off Gas (BOG) desuperheating applications can be distinguished
During unloading of the offshore LNG carrier, the BOG from the onshore LNG storage tanks is sent back tothe carrier via the BOG vapor return line. The BOGfills the void being created in the LNG carrier tanks, thereby preventing tank collapse. The LNG desuperheater reduces and controls the BOG temperature by direct injection of LNG, ensuring undisturbed and safe discharge of the LNG carrier.
The basic principle of the re-liquefaction system is to cool, and re-liquefy the BOG from the storage tanks. The LNG desuperheater, being part of this system- also known as the vapor handling system – plays a vital role in reducing the BOG compressor suction temperature. After the BOG cooling and compression stage, the BOG is re-liquefied in the BOG re- condenser and send back to the storage tanks.
Based on your specifications, Kiekens-DSH can perform all necessary calculations and supply a complete LNG desuperheating system.
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