Cost-effective design reduces C2 and C3 at LNG receiving terminals

An LNG receiving terminal with a C2+ or C3+ separation facility can receive LNG feeds with varying compositions, meet stringent calorific value export gas specifications, and decrease capital and operting costs.
May 16, 2003

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An LNG receiving terminal with a C2+ or C3+ separation facility can receive LNG feeds with varying compositions, meet stringent calorific value export gas specifications, and decrease capital and operting costs.

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