Fugitive Emissions in Liquefied Natural Gas Transmission, Storage, and Distribution
Eliminating fugitive methane emissions and reducing the cost of LNG storage and distribution improve the environmental impact and increases savings. This project creates validated modelling tools to optimize equipment designs, simplify transfer protocols and propose emissions management strategies. The project also evaluates technologies for boil-off gas management including micro liquefaction.
Lead Researchers
WALTER MÉRIDA, Professor, Associated Dean of Research and Industrial Partnership
Department of Mechanical Engineering
System Simulation Modeling
Isothermal Compressors
Isothermal compression promises to reduce energy consumption and reduce the...
Gas Cloud Dissipation and LNG Bunkering Safety
Vehicles and vessels fuelled with natural gas need to be kept safe in the...
Why Collaborate with Natural Gas Futures
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