What is the function of the gas separator in the LNG bottom inlet pipe?
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Dear everyone, I have a question: there is a gas separator in the inlet pipe at the bottom of the LNG storage tank. What is its function? Thank you
The inlet pipe at the bottom of the LNG storage tank that you are referring to, if it is used for the inlet of LNG liquid, should be used to remove any vaporized LNG steam from the pipeline.
The LNG storage tanks seen did not have any
Thank you for the reply from the second floor; it should be like that
I don’t think I’ve seen it before~ There’s no separator
The gas separator at the inlet of the LNG storage tank, as mentioned by the original poster, serves primarily to separate the natural gas into its gaseous and liquid phases – gasification of LNG occurring in the filling pipeline due to pressure changes or heat absorption.
I didn’t see any separator installed!
The original poster should explain it in more detail! It left everyone completely confused. . .
Separate some of the vaporized LNG steam from the pipeline.
You mean the LNG metering cylinder, right?
It’s not a gas separator, right? It’s supposed to provide a buffer effect when liquid is introduced, so as to ensure even distribution.