Liquefaction of a vapor utilizing refrigeration of LNG

Refrigeration – Using electrical or magnetic effect – Thermoelectric; e.g. – peltier effect

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62 40, 62 52, 62 54, 62121, F25J 100

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ABSTRACT:
Liquefaction of a vapor such as carbon dioxide gas is achieved by utilizing the refrigeration available in liquefied natural gas (LNG) to sub-cool liquid carbon dioxide, which in turn is sprayed into carbon dioxide gas in a condensing vessel thereby liquefying the gas. Suitable control means are provided for maintaining a predetermined temperature within the condensing vessel and for regulating the flow rate of LNG in response to variations in the flow of liquid carbon dioxide before the sub-cooling of liquid CO.sub.2 by LNG is effected.

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