PAN Hongyu, LI Yuxing, ZHU Jianlu. Sensibility analysis of feed gas in propane pre-cool mixed refrigerant liquefaction process feed gas[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (S2): 186-191.
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PAN Hongyu, LI Yuxing, ZHU Jianlu. Sensibility analysis of feed gas in propane pre-cool mixed refrigerant liquefaction process feed gas[J]. CIESC Journal, 2015, (S2): 186-191.DOI: 10.11949/j.issn.0438-1157.20150733.
Sensibility analysis of feed gas in propane pre-cool mixed refrigerant liquefaction process feed gas
the volume of the natural gas is only 1/625 of its original volume
greatly convenient for its conveyance and storage.Propane pre-cooled mixed refrigerant process is the most common gas liquefaction process by now
which is a combination of cascading liquefaction and mixed-refrigerant liquefaction process.Efficient as well as simple
more than 80 percent of the basic duty natural gas liquefaction plants are using this process in the world.Because of the actual situation that the pressure
temperature and component are likely to change in the inlet feed gas
it is necessary to do dynamic simulation analysis of the sensitivity of the feed gas.By adding the perturbation of pressure
temperature
component on feed gas separately
the dynamic response of the respective process system is obtained.The results show that:when the perturbation of pressure
temperature
component respectively react on propane pre-cooled mixed refrigerant liquefaction process
each system can regain stability after a period of time
and the stabilization time ranges from 20 to 250 minutes.In this way
the stability and reliability of propane pre-cooled mixed refrigerant liquefaction process are verified when the perturbation of feed gas exists.
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