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liquefaction

[lik-wuh-fak-shuhn] / ˌlɪk wəˈfæk ʃən /




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An increase in feedgas—the natural gas supplied to LNG export terminals for liquefaction—to U.S. facilities also indicates the country has increased production, ensuring sufficient global supply.

From The Wall Street Journal

Papanastasiou said there’s another option for a liquefaction plant aboard a ship instead of an onshore facility.

From Seattle Times

A proposal for a pipeline to convey Cypriot and Egyptian gas to liquefaction plans in Egypt for export remains separate from the Israeli-Cypriot plan, the minister said.

From Seattle Times

“We will not allow construction in areas close to the fault line and in areas where soil liquefaction is experienced,” Erdogan said, adding that experts, including engineers, architects and city planners, were being consulted.

From Washington Post

If there’s enough moisture present in the soil, sedimentary ground is also prone to liquefaction.

From Los Angeles Times