I’m new to the LNG industry and need some help
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I am a process engineer at an LNG station. Regarding the LNG process, which area of expertise is the most important? Fluid mechanics, engineering thermodynamics? I beg the experts to help me; I’m extremely grateful
For LNG, of course, fire and explosion prevention are of the utmost importance – safety comes first
Are there also process engineers? Is it design or construction? For design, one needs to learn more professional knowledge, while for construction, regulations are the key.
Safety is the most important; no matter how good everything else is, it’s meaningless without it
The safety of the operators is of the utmost importance. By this point, the plant has been built and the processes have been established; all you need to do is become familiar with each procedure, every operation, as well as the various responses to handle any emergencies that may arise.
Buy a \"Liquefied Natural Gas Technology Manual\"; if you’re involved in design work, it’s useful to study fluid mechanics and engineering thermodynamics as well
The highest level of safety is intrinsical safety; it involves reducing the level of danger at the design, process, and principle levels, which is very important
Physical properties of LNG, components of LNG. These are mainly the two aspects.