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BY ROY WIDJAJA LNG CONSULTANT

YOGYAKARTA, 25-27 SEP 2013

LNG, or liquefied natural gas, is natural gas that is cooled to -260 F (-

162 C) until it becomes a liquid and then stored at essentially

atmospheric pressure. Converting natural gas to LNG, a process that

reduces its volume by about 600 times allows it to be transported

internationally via cargo ships. Once delivered to its destination in the

U.S. or abroad, the LNG is warmed back into its original gaseous state

so that it can be used just like existing natural gas supplies, by sending

it through pipelines for distribution to homes and businesses.li

LNG demand and production continuously grows. Qatar is now the biggest LNG exporter with the production

of 77 million tonnes per annum. Australia, Indonesia and West African countries will lead on the additional

new LNG plants in the next 5 to 10 years. This requires lots of dedicated engineers and operation team who

comprehend on LNG processes.

Advance Course on LNG Process and

Operationwill provides about all facets of the

liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry. It focuses

on presenting a thorough understanding of

LNG liquefaction and regasification facility

operations from the process side. The course

also includes overview on the worldwide LNG

market and trade as well as the commercial

issue. It will then review the major equipment and unit specific to the LNG industry and supporting plant

operations such as pre-treatment, natural gas liquids (NGL) recovery, liquefaction and utility systems. Alsocovers the LNG storage, loading and shipping.

Length: 3 days25-27 September 2013

Location: Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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Course Content:

00-Introduction

01-What is LNG

02-LNG Plants Worldwide

03-LNG Markets and Trade

04-Projects Developments

05-Commercial Issue

06-Basic Principles of an LNG Plant

07-Gas Treating

08-C5+ Removal and Fractionation

09-Liquefaction

10-Utilities

11-Flare Systems

12-Equipment Materials

13-Rotating Equipment

14-Heat Exchangers

15-The Integrated Plant

16-Equipment Constraints

17-Seasonality

18-Safeguarding

19-Points of Attention

20-Commissioning and Start-Up

21-Shut Down and Trips

23-LNG Storage and Loading

24-LNG Shipping

25-LNG Terminals and Regas

Exercises

09-Cascade Liquefaction

09-Propane Cycle

Recommended For:

Operating supervisors and engineers with suitable technical background (process, facility, operation,

mechanical, instrument), project managers, technical leaders and manager.

About the Presenter:

Roy Widjajais currently Consultant Gas and LNG. He holds patent in LNG processes. He has more than 35

years experience in the Oil and Gas/LNG industry of which more than 25 years in the field of LNG. His earliercareer was spent with Shell. Project experience in the field of LNG ranges from technology selection, Basis of

Design, FEED, Detailed Engineering, Start-up and performance testing. He also has experience in

debottlenecking LNG facilities and provided technological and operational advice to operating plants. He has

more than 10 years experience lecturing on Natural Gas and LNG courses.

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