Properties of LNG - Save Passamaquoddy Bay

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U.S. Department of EnergyEl Paso Paul Kayser – In Dry Dock aftergrounding in Straits of Gibraltar64,750 dwt, 125,000 m 3 of gasPhoto- Courtesy of BP
U.S. Department of EnergyCommon Sense and Knowledge• Natural gas needs to be in vapor form andmixed with air to burn• Natural gas is combustible in the range of 5%to 15% volume concentrations in air• Combustible mixtures in confined spacewill burn explosively– LNG does not explode or burn
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