Sentence examples for gas chilled from inspiring English sources

Tugs would be needed to guide tankers on their approach to the floating plant, where natural gas chilled to its liquid state would be transferred to storage tanks.

A consortium including BG Group of Britain is due to ship the world's first exports of coal-seam gas, chilled and condensed into liquefied natural gas (LNG), to Asia next year.

Engineers at NASA's Goddard center devised the cryocooler, which uses a miniature high-speed turbine to cool and circulate neon gas to chill the detectors.

In pursuit of that, Lavrov has pushed for a looser federation style government in Kiev, but Kerry says no. Somewhere there is a relatively happy medium, one likely arrived at after a passage of time in which Ukrainian hardships from the IMF economic reforms accompanying European Union aid, and Russia raising natural gas prices, chills the revolutionary ardor of the Maidan.

Natural gas can be chilled until it turns into a liquid and then shipped by tanker, and the American capacity to import such gas has grown, but a long supply chain for natural gas could come to represent another energy vulnerability, the report said.

The gas fired absorption chiller is stable and high-efficient but has high gas consumption.

The cogeneration cycle comprises of double stage compressor, a regenerative gas turbine, absorption chiller, pumps and heat recovery units.

For 2 decades, physicists have chilled gases of atoms ever closer to absolute zero in a quest to reveal the quantum nature of matter.

Although the product streams can be used to cool the incoming gas, an external chiller is necessary to compensate for the heating by the compressor and the limited size of the heat exchangers.

A total energy system (TES) incorporating a solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) and an exhaust gas driven absorption chiller (AC) is presented to provide power, cooling and/or heating simultaneously.

Usually, this means building a huge facility onshore which can purify the gas and then chill it so that it becomes a liquid - what's known as liquefied natural gas or LNG - making it 600 times smaller in volume and therefore far easier to transport by ship.