Simulation of LNG rollover in storage tanks
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Arjomandnia, Pooya
Date
2015Supervisor
Prof. Vishnu Pareek
Prof. Moses Tade
Type
Thesis
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PhD
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Department of Chemical Engineering
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Abstract
LNG rollover is the sudden mixing of stratified LNG layers, which can generate significant amounts of boil-off gas. Such event is a severe safety concern; however, there are no reliable models at industrial scales available in the literature. In this research, we extend the definition of the hydrostatic stability ratio for binary mixtures to multi-component mixtures. Moreover, the fundamental issues associated with LNG rollover are reviewed, and a new model for simulating rollover is presented.
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