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July

2020

HYDROCARBON

ENGINEERING

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Elliott Group’s Cryodynamic Products

For nearly 50 years, Cryodynamic Products, a business of

Elliott Group, has been providing Cryodynamics® pumps

and expanders for liquefied gas and aggressive fluid

applications to producers around the world. The company

offers both standard and custom-engineered cryogenic

pumps and expanders for marine and land-based services.

Equipment applications include liquefaction, storage and

regasification for liquefied gas carriers, FSRU, FLNG, FSU,

LNG bunkering, LNG fuelling applications, and storage and

transport solutions for liquefied gases, petrochemicals,

and hazardous fluids such as ammonia, liquid nitrogen,

and liquid hydrogen.

Cryodynamics® cryogenic pumps and expanders

feature the safest design for centrifugal rotating

equipment. The motor is designed to be submerged in an

oxygen-free cryogenic liquid, minimising the number of

electrical components installed within the hazardous

area, and eliminating the potential for gas ignition. There

is no need for rotating seals, further eliminating a source

for leaks. Rotating components are contained within

casings and submerged within a secondary tank or vessel,

providing additional protection from potential hazards.

Other features include a patented Thrust Equalizing

Mechanism (TEM®) and exceptional pumpdown suction

performance.

With the same advanced design and safety features as

our pumps, Cryodynamics® expanders offer added benefits

to the liquefaction process including power recovery,

reduced boil-off gas, increased production, and greater

efficiency. These combined benefits contribute to higher

profitability and a rapid return on investment.

Cryodynamic Products aftermarket services include

installation, maintenance, repairs, emergency response,

parts management, service engineering, training, and

customised research.

MOGAS Industries

MOGAS Industries is a severe service technology company, providing

world-renowned services and severe service, application-specific

products for critical valve applications in power, mining, oil and gas,

refining, chemical/petrochemical, pulp and paper, and specialty

industries. Since 1973, MOGAS has been a world leader in isolation and

control valve solutions and engineering services for refining applications

such as heavy oils processing, catalytic cracking, and delayed coking.

As a complement to the MOGAS delayed coking isolation valves,

most recently the company’s delayed coking innovations have extended

to revolutionising plant efficiency and reliability with its DV-4 switching

valve. For years, a delayed coking unit processing Canadian oil sands

crude in the mid-west US accepted as ‘normal’ from their existing switch

valve original equipment manufacturer (OEM) several issues in its

switching operation, such as sticking valve, coking up the valve body,

excessive steam usage, undependable deliveries, and lack of service

support.

MOGAS’ sales and engineering teams prioritise collaboration with

customers to develop custom designs. Its valves overcome obstacles and

find solutions to lower high operating costs by eliminating excessive

steam consumption. The company’s global service team is present if

needed for customers requiring immediate support or repair.

Design innovations are key, including the DV-4 switching valve’s

encapsulated seat and Belleville spring, as opposed to the traditional

bellows seal, allowing

the seat to float more

freely in the valve

body and to maintain

contact with the ball

without increasing

Two 8 in. DV-4 switching valves recently

installed in a US delayed coker unit operate

at 11-hour cycles, a feat only achieved in a

couple of units worldwide.

Cryodynamics

®

Pump installed at an LNG liquefaction

terminal in North Africa.