A Study on Natural Gas Dispersion Modeling for Gas Safety Platform Development

Feasibility Study of Liquefied Natural Gas Project for the "South-Pars" Gas Field of Iran

Development and Comparison of Methods Based on Grey and Fractal Models for Predicting Natural Gas Prices

Today there is consensus regarding the importance of predicting the price of energy carriers for economic development, including natural gas as a preferred energy source on environmental grounds. In this paper we analyze the nonlinear behavior of natural gas prices over time by use of the Grey Method (GM), Developed Grey Method (DGM), Fractal Discrete Grey Method (FDGM) and a compound Method II...

ON THE VISCOSITY OF NATURAL GAS

The existing measuremenJs of the viscosity of gaseous systems can be extended if use is made of statistical mechanics. In this work, we confine ourselves to the measurements of the viscosity of multicomponent mixtures of low-density gases. The method is applied to one sample of natural gas.

Outstanding safety quest ons concerning the analysis of ventilation and gas dispersion in gas turbine enclosures :

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors gratefully acknowledge many helpful comments and suggestions made on this guidance This document provides best practice guidance in the application of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) to the design and assessment of ventilation and gas dispersion in gas turbine (GT) enclosures. The focus is from a safety perspective. Gas turbines located in spacious turbine halls ...

A Numerical Study on Using Air Cooler Heat Exchanger for Low Grade Energy Recovery from Exhaust Flue Gas in Natural Gas Pressure Reduction Stations

Heat EXchangers (HEX) that are used in City Gate Station (CGS) systems are modeled numerically to recover the exhaust waste heat. It was tried to find the best viscous model to obtain results in accordance with experimental results and to change the heat exchanger design. This HEX is used for recovering heat from exhaust flue gas with a mixture of 40% water and 60% ethylene glycol as the coolin...