LPG Transport
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), including propane and butane, fulfill large global energy requirements. Our refrigerated pipelines ensure safe, efficient transport for import & export terminals, enabling subsea, and buried architectures.
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About our solution
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), a versatile energy source that includes propane and butane, is widely used in industries, households, and transportation. Transporting LPG requires specialized systems that can handle its refrigerated, liquefied state to ensure safety, minimize losses, and optimize operational efficiency.
LPG must remain at low temperatures, down to -50°C, to stay in its liquid state. Our refrigerated pipelines are designed with advanced insulation to minimizing temperature gain, ensuring safe and efficient transportation over long distances.
- Thermal Management: Minimize heat transfer to keep LPG in its liquid state and minimize boil-off gas (BOG) during transport.
- Safety: Ensure added safety with double containment, reducing risks and protecting the environment during LPG transport.
Applications in LPG transport
Our Refrigerated pipelines are engineered for flexibility, serving a range of applications, including:
- Import/export terminals: Efficiently connect storage and shipping facilities for loading and unloading LPG.
- Buried and subsea pipelines: Designed to handle congested areas, brownfield developments or congested ports, buried or subsea pipelines, enable terminal development.
Explore Our Refrigerated Solutions For LPG Transport
Our Refrigerated pipelines offer dependable solutions for LPG transport, delivering strong thermal performance, durability, and safety. From onshore terminals to subsea systems, our solutions ensure efficient transfer and lasting reliability, even in demanding conditions.