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SBIR Phase I: LNG Compatible Aerogels for use in LNG Tanker Insulation Systems

SBIR Phase I: LNG Compatible Aerogels for use in LNG Tanker Insulation Systems
SBIR 第一阶段:用于 LNG 罐车隔热系统的 LNG 兼容气凝胶
批准号:
0839485
负责人:
Redouane Begag
金额:
$10.0万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-01-01 至 2009-06-30

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中文摘要
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这个小企业创新研究第一阶段项目将展示制造具有成本效益的、与lng兼容的、纤维增强气凝胶绝缘材料的可行性,这种材料在保留气凝胶独特的高度绝缘性能的同时具有机械强度。珍珠岩和PUF具有许多理想的特性,使它们成为有用的绝缘产品。然而,这两种保温材料缺乏良好的防潮性和高可燃性,降低了保温材料的质量和性能。气凝胶材料是比珍珠岩和PUF材料好2到3倍的绝缘体。这项研究将涉及两个重点领域。首先,将深入研究新型气凝胶的结构和物理性质,以最大限度地提高液化天然气的相容性,并最大限度地降低气凝胶的导热性。其次,将开发一种具有成本效益的方法来生产这种新型材料。该项目更广泛的影响/商业潜力是通过改善油轮的绝缘产品来降低运输液化天然气的相关成本。这种绝缘材料在其他领域也有应用。石油的日益稀缺和不断上涨的成本预计将在未来推高对天然气的需求。天然气燃烧起来比其他碳氢化合物更清洁,如果实施碳税,这将提振市场需求。地理上与生产基地分离的市场依靠管道和集装箱运输来满足需求。近年来,液化天然气运输技术的成本下降速度超过了管道运输。液态天然气的体积约为气相的600倍,这使得液态天然气的储存和运输更加经济。液化还提供了储存天然气以供高需求时期使用的机会。目前的LNG油轮技术使用PUR泡沫和膨胀珍珠岩等绝缘材料来减少运输过程中的蒸发损失。用更有效的气凝胶基保温材料取代这些材料将在同等热效率的情况下增加储存容量,并提高LNG海上运输的可靠性和成本效益。
英文摘要
This Small Business Innovation Research Phase I project will demonstrate the feasibility of fabricating cost-effective, LNG-compatible, fiber-reinforced aerogel insulation that is mechanically strong while retaining the unique highly insulating properties of aerogels . Perlite and PUF have a number of desirable characteristics that make them useful as insulation products. However, these two insulation products lack good moisture resistance and have high flammability, decreasing the quality and performance of the insulation. Aerogel materials are 2 to 3 times better insulators than Perlite and PUF materials. This research will involve two areas of focus. First, the structure and physical properties of the novel aerogel will be intensively investigated to maximize the LNG compatibility and minimize the thermal conductivity of the aerogel. Second, a cost effective method to manufacture this novel material to a production scale will be developed.The broader impact/commercial potential of this project is to reduce the costs associated with transporting LNG by improving the insulation products for tankers. The insulation may have applications in other fields as well. The growing scarcity and increasing cost of oil is expected to drive up demand for natural gas in the future. Natural gas burns more cleanly than other hydrocarbons which will bolster market demand if carbon taxes are enacted. Markets that are geographically separated from production sites rely on pipeline and container shipping delivery to meet demand. In recent years, cost reductions in LNG transportation technology have outpaced those of pipeline delivery. Liquid natural gas has a volume approximately 600 times less than the gas phase, making the liquid more economical to store and transport. Liquefaction also provides the opportunity to store natural gas for use during high demand periods. Current LNG tanker technology uses insulations such as PUR foam and expanded perlite to reduce boil off losses in transit. Replacing these materials with a more effective aerogel-based insulation material would increase storage capacity at the same level of thermal efficiency and enhance the reliability and cost effectiveness of LNG sea transportation.
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