Cryogenic Transport of High-Pressure-System Recharge Gas
TBMG-7617
03/01/2010
- Content
A method of relatively safe, compact, efficient recharging of a high-pressure room-temperature gas supply has been proposed. In this method, the gas would be liquefied at the source for transport as a cryogenic fluid at or slightly above atmospheric pressure. Upon reaching the destination, a simple heating/expansion process would be used to (1) convert the transported cryogenic fluid to the room-temperature, high-pressure gaseous form in which it is intended to be utilized and (2) transfer the resulting gas to the storage tank of the system to be recharged.
- Citation
- "Cryogenic Transport of High-Pressure-System Recharge Gas," Mobility Engineering, March 1, 2010.