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30M - ConocoPhillips Optimized Cascade PDF
30M - ConocoPhillips Optimized Cascade PDF
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Phillips Optimised Cascade Process
Treated
Gas LNG
Propane
Ethane
Methane
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Phillips Optimized Cascade LNG Process
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The Optimized Cascade LNG Process
SM
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COP Optimized Cascade LNG Process
Two-Trains-in-One Approach Maximum
plant availability with operating flexibility
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Darwin LNG Project
Block Flow Diagram
Condensate LNG
Nitrogen
Stabilization Rejection to Ship
Condensate Condensate
Nitrogen
Storage
To Acid Gas
Incinerator /
Trucks
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The Darwin LNG Process
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The Optimized Cascade LNG Process SM
Fuel
Power Consumption Scheduled
Turbine Shaft (kW) Efficiency (Indexed) Downtime
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The Optimized Cascade LNG Process SM
Turbine Performance
80
LM6000 Power Frame 7 Power
70
60
50
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Inlet Air Temperature (C)
8 x LM2500+G4 3/3/2 5
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Phillips Cascade Process
Simple to design and operate
Simple cycle Frame 5 gas turbines mechanical drive
No helper turbine or large motor needed for start-up
Increased size with two gas turbine trains for each
refrigerant process
Parallel compressor trains avoids capacity limits
Increased CAPEX due to more (six) trains offset by
increased availability 95-96% with parallel train
operation
Loss of one train does not cause plant shut down
Production carries on with reduced capacity
Refrigerant and exchangers temperature not affected
by one train trip enabling quick restart
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