Liquefaction in a sentence

Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology has successfully developed a "three-dimensional liquefaction hazard map" that visually presents ground liquefaction forecasts in the event of an earthquake.

An overview of coal liquefaction and its future potential is available. citation Coal liquefaction methods involve carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions in the conversion process.

Hydrogen infrastructure encompasses a system of facilities that includes pipelines, liquefaction plants, trains and trucks, storage, compressors, etc. Domestically, pipelines are a main way to move hydrogen.

Immediately, plans were drawn up for the North Field Expansion (NFE) project and for the construction of new gas liquefaction facilities.

Increasing focus on the deployment of hydrogen pipelines, liquefaction plants, storage facilities, compressors, dispensers, etc.

In this case, it’s the point at the tailgate of the liquefaction facility, but that is a pure infrastructure related transaction.

It strengthens the case for the potential linking of these gas fields to the subsea production facilities at Eni’s Zohr gas field in Egypt, to be transported to the Damietta LNG plant for liquefaction and export.

Liquefaction is also a threat, which is when “sediments, especially near bodies of water, behave like liquid similar to a quicksand”, according to Phivolcs’ website.

Their findings demonstrate that liquefaction can indeed occur under drained conditions, even at low seismic-energy density levels.

The official quoted above, however, did not name the Indian companies that may be looking at building liquefaction facilities in Iraq.

U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) company Freeport LNG said on Friday it expects one of three liquefaction units at its Texas plant will be out of service for about a month after it faced a technical issue during last week’s Arctic freeze.

Coal liquefaction originally was developed at the beginning of the 20th century.

However, it would not be profitable to build pipelines or liquefaction plants for the relatively small quantities of methane extracted incidentally at individual oil production sites.

Like putting a band-aid on top of an abscess, landfill covers do not protect healthy “tissue” from lateral migration of their buried contents and are unstable in earthquake liquefaction zones.

It is still not known what caused the collapse at Brumadinho, but experts believe liquefaction was to blame.

Natural gas requires liquefaction at a specific facility before it can be transported on specifically built tankers, otherwise it needs to be transported by pipeline.

Sempra is also developing the three-train, 14 million tpa Cameron LNG facility, which is currently undergoing commissioning in Louisiana, and has received permits for a liquefaction facility at Energia Costa Azul in Baja California, Mexico.

Small-scale LNG is a key aspect of the global LNG infrastructure buildout, as these smaller liquefaction plants serve specific uses such as marine bunkering, fuel for over the road transport, gas-LDC peak storage and power generation.

The area is located within or adjacent to the following mapped critical areas: geologically hazardous areas (seismic hazard area with moderate to high liquefaction susceptibility) and critical aquifer recharge area (ten-year time to travel).

The Shell-led Lake Charles liquefaction project in Louisiana could reach a final investment decision as early as the end of next year, according to regulatory documents filed Friday.