Exergy of LNG regasification - possible utilization method case study of LNG - ANG coupling

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This article gives an overview on new exergy recovery methods for LNG. The concept is based on coupling the LNG regasification unit with the filling process of Adsorbed Natural Gas (ANG) tanks. The latent heat of the LNG vaporization is directly used for precooling the ANG adsorption bed. This reduces the back pressure from filling ANG tanks due to strong adsorption temperature dependency. This improves the economic attractiveness of ANG storage (no need for compressors, longer lifetime cycle of adsorbent). This case study presents the concept of LNG - ANG coupling. Presented results are based on experimental adsorption data. A brief exergy analysis of the process shows an advantage of this method over others. This LNG-ANG method is worth consideration as a cost optimizing solution, especially for periodically working regasification stations.

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Roszak, E. A., & Chorowski, M. (2014). Exergy of LNG regasification - possible utilization method case study of LNG - ANG coupling. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1573, pp. 1379–1386). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4860867

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