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LNG is produced by cryogenically cooling natural gas to a temperature below -162 °C in a LNG train. The requirements regarding explosion protection are extremely strict. Russell McNeal clarifies questions about LNG liquefaction.
Questions and answers about the Ex p pressurized enclosure degree of protection
Are you unsure how to deal with the type of protection pressurized enclosure Ex p? Then you will find answers to frequently asked questions in our FAQs on the Ex p type of protection.
For safe plants, the hydrogen industry not only needs explosion-proof products, but also knowledge. This is provided by professionals like Colin Liversage, Regional Sales Director Europe & Managing Director UK. Learn more in the interview.
Before liquefied natural gas (LNG) can be used in process plants or power plants, or fed into the gas pipeline, it must "return to its original form". However, there are some process and safety aspects that must be taken into account.
The use of LNG as fuel for ships is booming. The use of LNG means that hazardous areas will be present on ships which have to be taken into account with respect to the technical equipment. Ingo Emde explains what this means for you as a shipbuilder.