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Skikda LNiG Plant," J.M. Bour- guet and R. Schlatter, TEAL,

France ; (5) "The Determination of

Bottlenecks," A. Bendani, CAMEL,

Algeria; (6) The Contractor's Role in Managing a Major LNG Project

Requiring Multinational Coopera- tion," R.E. McHarg, Procon Inc.,

U.S.A.; (7) "Economic Compari- son of Compressor Drivers for

LNG Plants," A.L. Tanner, C.R.

Cooper, E.F . Drucker, and E.J.

Miles, Flour Engineers and Con- structors, Inc., U.S.A.; (8) "Inci- dents Encountered with the Axial

Turbocompressor at Skikda," M.

Gugen and A. Cherifi, SONA-

TRACH, Algeria.

Tuesday, June 25, Afternoon 2 :30 to 5 :30 p.m. Session IV—

Peakload Plants and Liquid Han- dling; co-chairmen : J.M. Geist, Air

Products and Chemicals, Inc.,

U.S.A., and G.F.I. Roberts, British

Gas Corporation, United Kingdom.

Papers: (1) "Custody Transfer

Instrumentation Systems for LNG

Marine Transportation Projects,"

C.F. Moore, El Paso Natural Gas

Company, and R.L. Blanchard,

Trans-Sonics, 'Inc., U.S.A.; (2) "The Method Used at the Receiv- ing Terminal of FOS-SURMER to

Determine the Thermies Delivered by SONATRACH to Gaz de

France," M. Farrugia and M. Che- valier, Gaz de France, France; (3)

LNG Tank Stratification Conse- quent to Filling Procedures," K.A.

Smith and A.E. Germeles, Distri- gas Cabot Corporation, U.S.A.; (4) "Production of a Natural Gas With- in Specifications from Two LNG

Delivery Sources," C. Torrent, Gas

Natural, S.A., Spain; (5) "LNG

Peaksaving Plant—Operation Ex- perience," P.A. Sipple, Air Prod- ucts and Chemicals, Inc., U.S.A.; (6) "Liquefaction and Boil-Off Re- liquefaction Facilities at Canvey

Island," P.W. Eke, E.B. Graham, and T.H. Malyn, British Gas Cor- poration, United Kingdom.

Wednesday, June 26, Morning 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Session

V—Marine Transportation ; co- chairmen : R. Boudet, Gazocean,

France, and C.G. Filstead, Conch

Methane Services Ltd., United

Kingdom.

Papers : (1) "Five Year-Ten Year

Projection of Worldwide Shipyard

Capacity of LNG Tankers," I.W.

Robertson, H. Clarkson and Com- pany, Ltd., United Kingdom; (2) "Transporting Gas—LNG vs. Me- thanol," P. Soedjanto, King-Wil- kinson, (International) B.V. The

Hague; F.W. Schaffert and N.C.M.

Mason, King - Wilkinson, Inc.,

U..S.A.; (3) "Thermal and Thermo- dynamic Aspects Regarding the

Operation of LNG Trades," J.P.

Morel and L. Pascual, Technigaz,

France; (4) "Safety Considerations in the Design and Operation of

LNG Terminals," P.J. Anderson and W.W. Bodle, Institute of Gas

Technology, U.S.A.; (5) "Ship- board Jettison Tests of LNG Onto the Sea," L.R. Prew, Shell Interna- tional Marine Ltd., and A. Knee- bone, Shell Research, United King- dom ; (6) "Shipboard Reliquefac-

May 15, 1974 tion of Boil-Off—Technical and

Economic Considerations," J.A.

Lorenzen, J.J. Henry Co., Inc.,

U.S.A.

Wednesday, June 26, Afternoon 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Session VI—

Storage Systems ; co-chairmen : J.

F. Isamat, Gas Natural, S.A.,

Spain, and O. Khouani, SONA-

TRACH, Algeria.

Papers: (i) "Considerations for the Safety of LNG Storage Termi- nals," L.K. Stone, U.S. Department of the Interior, R.F. Hill, and T.S.

Needels, Federal Power Commis- sion, U.S.A.; (2) "LNG Inland

Transportation with Railway Tank

Cars and River-Going Tankers,"

H.W. Backhaus, Natural Gas Serv- ice Deutschland GmbH, and R.

Janssen, Vereinigte, Tanklager und

Transportmittel, GmbH, Federal

Republic of Germany; (3) "LNG

Storage Tanks for Metropolitan

Areas," M.R. Schuller and J.C.

Murphy, Pittsburgh-Des Moines

Steel Company, and K.F. Glasser,

Consolidated Edison Company of

New York, Inc., U.S.A.; (4) "De- termination of Storage Capacities in an LNG Terminal," R. Vincent,

Gaz de France, France; (5) "Eight

Years of Experience with LNG

Underground Storage," A. Benda- ni, CAMEL, Algeria; (6) "The

Storage System at LNG Receiving

Terminal for Brunei LNG Project,"

K. Yoshida, Tokyo Gas Company, (Continued on next page) 1

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