January 2014

Special Report: Natural Gas Developments

Choose the best refrigeration technology for small-scale LNG production

A frequent question is which refrigeration technology is the best for small-scale LNG production. Here, a broad range of aspects and guidelines for which is best suited for what type of application is covered.

Linde Engineering: Kohler, T. | Bruentrup, M.

Linde Process Plants Inc.: Key, R. D. | Edvardsson, T.

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The Authors

Kohler, T. - Linde Engineering, Pullach, Germany

Bruentrup, M. - Linde Engineering, Pullach, Germany

Key, R. D. - Linde Process Plants Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma

Edvardsson, T. - Linde Process Plants Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma

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