| The progress in coal liquefaction and gasification technologies can contribute to the burn of coal in a cleaner way. |
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| The geotechnical properties of the overburden, including shear strength and liquefaction potential, are provided. |
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| Soil liquefaction is a phenomenon which occurs when solid soils under pressure take on a liquefied state thus causing the ground to move. |
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| Because it requires the construction of expensive pipelines or liquefaction plants, gas is less profitable. |
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| In Naples he skeptically witnessed the liquefaction of the blood of the city's patron saint. |
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| But the rise of North America and east Africa as potential rivals and the soaring costs of building liquefaction plants in Australia now worry its gas investors. |
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| The next few years will see the development of cheaper methods in the liquefaction of gas, which will allow for a wider range of possibilities in importing gas. |
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| Qatar's economy, which had experienced an impressive expansion following the launch of a gas liquefaction project a few years ago, continued its robust performance. |
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| Coal gasification and liquefaction plants. |
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| The investigation describes any potential site instability, such as collapse, subsidence, surface uplift, and liquefaction of the subsurface materials. |
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| Coal gasification and coal liquefaction have similar benefits. |
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| It is a highly sensitive clay, prone to liquefaction, which has been involved in several deadly landslides. |
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| Careful site assessment will also help to identify secondary hazards triggered by an earthquake which can induce damage and loss, such as falling objects and liquefaction. |
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| In January 2010, the United States asked Pakistan to withdraw from the IPI project in return for American assistance with the construction of a terminal for gas liquefaction and import of electricity coming from Tajikistan. |
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| Geotechnical properties of the soil units, such as index properties, shear strength, deformation characteristics, and liquefaction potential are provided. |
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| China is also experiencing growth in coal liquefaction as a way of utilising the country's enormous reserves of coal and lessening dependence on imported oil. |
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| The starch processing system includes the starch silos, the liquefaction process, the starch cooker as well as the stations on the machine where the starch is applied. |
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| The sale of the mature non-operated assets in Syria was completed January 31, 2006 and the LNG strategy was furthered with the signing of the next stage agreement for a Baltic liquefaction plant in Russia. |
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| Moreover, progress is being made in finding a more economical process for converting natural gas to a liquid fuel, and liquefaction is currently used by several companies, principally Sasol, of South Africa. |
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| Sintering is the process of compacting and forming a solid mass of material by heat or pressure without melting it to the point of liquefaction. |
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| It is based on the aqueous extraction of liquefied cork, which results from the polyhydric alcohol acid-catalyzed liquefaction of cork dust or granules. |
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| The four standardized packages in the solution can have wider applications for CBM, pipeline gas, shale gas, and boil off gas liquefaction. |
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| Is generally used after pressurised liquefaction. |
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| Avoiding liquefaction improves the efficiency of the engine since less entropy is generated and therefore less liquid hydrogen is boiled off. |
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| Gas is turned into liquid at a liquefaction plant, and is returned to gas form at regasification plant at the terminal. |
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| Groundshaking, landslides, liquefaction, tsunamis, fires, hazardous material spills, and building damage are some of the hazards we face from a Cascadia subduction zone earthquake. |
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| Big LNG projects need customers in order to secure finance for building the liquefaction and regas terminals and the specialist tankers that shuttle between them. |
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| Phone lines and power were lost in some suburbs, and liquefaction surfaced mainly in the eastern areas of the city which were worst affected following the aftershocks. |
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| Fuelzyme and Veretase alpha amylases are enzymes for the liquefaction of starch-based mashes and slurries for use in fuel ethanol and food and beverage applications. |
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| The StarLNG dual expander nitrogen cycle features two expanders providing highly efficient liquefaction of the natural gas and subcooling of the LNG product. |
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| The resulting soil liquefaction causes extensive damage to property built upon it, as was evidenced in the Marina district during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. |
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| The liquefaction process involves removal of certain components, such as dust, acid gases, helium, water, and heavy hydrocarbons, which could cause difficulty downstream. |
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| Reclaimed land is highly susceptible to soil liquefaction during earthquakes, which can amplify the amount of damage that occurs to buildings and infrastructure. |
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| Liquefaction of pine bark using phenol and lower alcohols with methanesulfonic acid catalyst. |
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| Chapter 9 Liquefaction, fluidisation and sliding sediment deformation. |
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