Control of the recondenser in LNG
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This post was last edited by lijianhuai on 2012-3-18 at 16:17. Those who are working in the LNG industry are welcome to add me on QQ. Thank you! After the BOG in LNG is condensed by the recondenser, it is then sent out via a high-pressure pump. The recondenser is equipped with pressure control as part of the protection system provided by the high-pressure pump; this is a type of proportional control. To ensure the stability of the liquid level in the recondenser, those working in this industry are invited to contact me on QQ at 490149865 so that we can discuss this in detail
This post was last edited by lijianhuai on 2012-3-18 at 16:15. Well, it’s the BOG that is condensed by the recondenser and then sent out via a high-pressure pump; how can we maintain a stable liquid level in the recondenser? Also, the compressor switching operation has a significant impact on the liquid level fluctuations in the recondenser; how can this be controlled? If there are experts in the design of BOG gas recondensers who would like to share their insights, please do so. Currently, there seems to be little research carried out in this area, whereas research in this field is quite advanced in Japan, South Korea, and Australia! It’s difficult to find research references on this topic in China; only Professor Gu Anzhong’s research team has conducted some preliminary studies on LNG liquefaction I have been working in the LNG receiving station industry for two years now; I have gained some experience, but I also have many questions. I hope that by creating such a discussion group, we can provide a platform for the elites in the LNG industry to discuss and research further! Let’s all make progress together; I also have some experience in LNG design and operation that I can share with everyone