Method for producing liquefied natural gas having an adjusted higher calorific power
A technology for liquefied natural gas and natural gas, applied in liquefaction, refrigeration and liquefaction, container filling methods, etc., can solve problems such as safety issues, achieve the effects of simplifying structure and operation, simplifying handling and transportation, and reducing investment and operating costs
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[0133] The following examples illustrate the invention without limiting it.
[0134] The method of the invention is applied to natural gas (after deacidification, demercuration and dehydration) having the following composition:
[0135] - Nitrogen: 1%;
[0136] -C1: 87.6%;
[0137] -C2: 5.93%;
[0138] -C3: 1.80%;
[0139] -C4 (isobutane and n-butane): 0.87%;
[0140] -C5: 0.47%;
[0141] -C6+: 2.33%.
[0142] The condensate (C5+ molecules) and part of the LPG are extracted. In this way, light natural gas is obtained. The light natural gas is liquefied and stored as light LNG. Redirect part of the light LNG before flashing ( figure 1 11) and mix with propane and butane streams extracted from natural gas to make heavy LNG. Three possible scenarios can be envisioned:
[0143] - Heavy LNG is formed from about 90% light LNG and 10% LPG (hereinafter referred to as "10% heavy LNG");
[0144] - heavy LNG is formed from about 75% light LNG and 25% LPG (hereinafter "25% hea...
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