I’m a beginner in process simulation, and I would like to ask an expert a question regarding the liquefaction process using N2-CH4 expanders in LNG applications.

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What is the function of the shunt shown in the diagram? Is the last component 19 in the separator a liquefied natural gas mixture? And what is product 18?

Reply #22017-09-27

The top of the separation tank must contain the gaseous phase of unliquidified gas·····

Reply #32017-09-28

Thank you. So how does the splitter work? Does it divide the N2 and CH4 mixture, or can it separate N2 from CH4?

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