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December 2016

This issue of LNG Industry covers safety and challenging environments. Other features look at gas pretreatment and FLNG, as well as our annual Pumps & Valve Review. Timera Energy also explain how the global LNG market will clear the evolving gas glut.

Global LNG market: the path to recovery
David Stokes, Olly Spinks and Howard Rogers, Timera Energy, UK, explain how the global LNG market will clear the evolving gas glut.

Tip of the iceberg
Philippe Cambos, Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore Division, France, explains the importance of risk analysis to help overcome the extreme challenges of developing LNG projects in the high Arctic.

A route to protection
Chuck Miller, Emerson Process Management, USA, presents a system for handling overpressure protection in LNG plants.

Clearing Qatar’s air
Fahad Al Khater, RasGas Co. Ltd, Qatar, explains how a dry low NOx combustion system can help to reduce gas turbine emissions at LNG terminals.

Pretreatment improvements
Trevor Smith and Raj Palla, Honeywell UOP, USA, discuss advances in LNG pretreatment technology and delivery models.

Call that a ship?
Eric W. Linsner, International Registries Inc., USA, discusses whether floating gas processing facilities can be called ships.

A team effort
Jasmin Wilmot and Carlos Ucha, Heatric, UK, explain how early involvement of an integrated project team helped JGC Corp., Japan, use printed circuit heat exchangers to unlock cost savings and process benefits for PFLNG2.

Self-funding: it makes a difference
Greg Michaels, SCT&E LNG, USA, outlines why self-funding can make a real difference to a new start-up project.

Commercial quality control: the missing link
Ted Berglund and Joseph Hughes, Dyplast, USA, present a commercial quality control approach to building and operating LNG terminals.

Pumps & valves review
LNG Industry reviews a selection of the most advanced pump and valve technology used in LNG applications.

December 2016

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