Publications - Cryogenics
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2005 – Oil&Gas Journal – Buried, subsea line advanced as LNG alternative
“The large number of proposed LNG projects currently vying for public and governmental approval on a global
basis has lead to an increased focus on associated safety, economics, environmental, and aesthetic issues.
LNG project teams will consider designing LNG terminals using subsea or buried onshore LNG pipelines in an
effort to offer safe; robust, cost-effective, and environmentally and visually appealing alternatives to more
traditional technology.”
AMEC Paragon used this approach for the Camisea LPG export terminal offshore Peru. Using InTerPipe’s (ITP)
subsea cryogenic pipeline system, AMEC Paragon proposed a marine export terminal design that allowed the
client (Pluspetrol SA, Buenos Aires) to obtain critical local approval for the project. This article discusses the
technical, economic, safety and local acceptance advantages of a terminal based on subsea or buried onshore
pipelines.”
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2006 – LNG Inside Upstream – Straight shooting pipe-in-pipe
“French company Interpipe (ITP) has a system that has already been used for more than 200 kilometers of
insulated subsea oil pipeline over the last eight years.”
Since September 2004 its system has also been performing successful cryogenic service at the Camisea LPG
terminal off Peru…”
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2006 – Lloyds Approval in Principle Certificate
“LR EMEA has undertaken a Concept Feasibility Engineering Evaluation of the ITP LNG Subsea Pipe in pipe
Pipeline Concept with a view of awarding an “Approval in Principle” “
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2007 – Oil and Gas Journal – DNV certifies pipe for LNG projects
“Det Norske Veritas in early May issued a “Certificate of Fitness for Service” for use in LNG projects to Houston based
ITP InTerPipe’s triple-wall insulated pipe-in-pipe technology”.
“Of the jacket-insulated designs, the concept which has been matured the furthest is that developed by InTerPipe (ITP).”
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