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GASTECH 88 13th International

LNG/LPG Conference & Exhibition

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October 18-21

The 13th International LNG &

LPG Conference and Exhibition,

Gastech 88, will be held in the Putra

World Trade Center, Kuala Lum- pur, Malaysia, from October 18-21, 1988. It will be the first Gastech meeting to be held in a major LNG exporting country.

The extensive conference pro- gram includes more than 50 papers in nine sessions. The sessions will cover virtually all aspects of the nat- ural gas, LNG and LPG industries and provide an excellent opportuni- ty for delegates to meet in a produc- tive and business-like atmosphere in a part of the world where there continues to be a great deal of gas- related activity.

Malaysia is a thriving and dy- namic democratic nation rich in natural resources including oil and gas. Kuala Lumpur, its capital, re- flects the nation's inherently opti- mistic business climate, being among the most modern and ad- vanced cities in South East Asia, but retaining much of the charm and attraction of the older Malay style.

The new $200-million Putra

World Trade Center is an excellent example of a wholly modern build- ing which strongly reflects Malay- sia's native architectural heritage. It is built in the style of the steep- roofed village long-houses still found throughout the country but the interior is—by any international standards—a superb conference and exhibition facility and possibly the finest of its kind ever used for a

Gastech meeting.

The sessions in the current Gas- tech 88 program are: "World Gas

Supplies"; "LPG Production and

Trade"; "Liquefied Gas Terminals and Storage"; "Safety and Train- ing"; "Transportation, Technology and Operations"; "Gas Opportuni- ties, Utilization and Trades"; "The

LNG Trades"; "Petrochemical Gas- es: Trading Prospects and Develop- ments"; and "Gases as Transporta- tion Fuels."

To benefit both the delegates and the exhibitors, a two-year cycle has now been established for Gastech meetings by the organizers. This year's conference and exhibition is expected to draw more than 2,000 participants.

For more information on attend- ing the Gastech 88 conference and exhibition, contact: Gastech Secre- tariat, 2 Station Road, Rickman- sworth, Herts WD3 1 QP England; telephone: 0923 776363; telefax: 0923 777206; or telex: 924312.

Gastech 88

Exhibitor List

AE Industries Services

AGFA-Gevaert

AMRI

Auxitrol

Bergamo Export

Biffi

Boelwerf

Bouygues Offshore

Camere de Commercio Romagna

Cameron Ironworks

CEPI-Cepoil Division

Chero Piping

CNG Services of Pittsburgh

Craddock

Cryodynamics—Ebara Group

Douglas Chero

Elpiji

Elster Handel

Energy Industries Council

ETPM

F.A.S.T.

Fasani

Fasani

FMC Europe

Foxboro Canada

Friedrichsfeld

GAM Raccordi

Gaz de France

Gaz-Transport

GEO-ASTEO

George Kent (Malaysia) Berhad

Germanischer Lloyd

Handal Engineering

Howmar International

Hoyer

Hungexpo-Chemokomplex

Hydraulic Analysis

Hyundai Heavy Industries

ICE

ICI Chemicals & Polymers

IHI

Industrial Control Services

IVC/Phoceenne de Metalurgie

Jos. L. Meyer

Kaefer Isoliertechnik

Kawasaki Heavy Industries

Kosan Svanehoj

Kuala Lumpur Valve & Fitting

L'Air Liquide

LGA Gastechnik

Liquid Gas Equipment

Liquid Gas International

Liverpool Energy, Univ. of

Ml Engineering

M.W. Kellog

Malaysia Shipyard & Engineering

Malaysian Oxygen Berhad

MAN GHH

Mecomb Malaysia

Mega

MIB International

Micoperi

Mine & Energy, Dept' of

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Mitsui Shipbuilding & Engineering

Moss Rosenberg Verft

Nuova Giungas

Nuovo Pignone

NV Recticel Insulation Contracting

O.M.B.

OME

Petrol Raccord

Petronas

Process Analytical Services

Raccordi Forgiati

Rheinhold & Mahla

Rona Valves Belgium

Safety & Reliability Direc.

Sarasota Automation

Schlumberger Industries

SDIG

Sembawang Shipyard

SN Technigaz

Society of International Gas Tank- ers & Terminal Operators

Starline

Sulzer-Burckhardt

Technip

Tecnoforge

Test & Measurement Instruments

Thermodynamic Institute

TI Flexible Tubes

Tormene

Toyo Engineering

Truflo

Uhde

Wayss & Freitag

Wesfarmers Kleenheat Gas

Westad Industri

Winter

Woodside Offshore Petroleum

Zunt

Lehigh Portland Cement

Awards JJH Inc. Contract

For Jumboizing Design

JJH Inc., Cherry Hill, N.J., has been awarded a contract from Le- high Portland Cement Co. for the design of a midbody, bid specifica- tion package and assistance in ship- yard selection for jumboizing the barge Lehigh No. 1. This work will increase the barge's current capac- ity from 2,600 short tons to 3,800 short tons.

JJH Inc. is a leading naval engi- neering company with facilities in

Cherry Hill, N.J., Portsmouth, Va.,

Bath, Maine, Crystal City, Va., Pa- nama City, Fla., and Long Beach,

Calif.

For more information and free lit- erature,

Circle 51 on Reader Service Card

Sperry Marine Names

District Managers

J. Scott Bartlett, manager of

Sperry Marine Inc.'s U.S. field oper- ations, recently announced that

Mrs. R. Laverne Urie has been promoted to district manager, Pa- cific Central District, and that Lin- da I. Mullin has been promoted to district manager, Pacific Northwest

District.

Mrs. Urie, who joined Sperry

Marine Inc. in 1960, will be respon- sible for marketing and product support activity in northern Califor- nia and Hawaii and for marketing activity in the Los Angeles area.

Ms. Mullin, who joined Sperry

Marine in 1978, will be responsible for marketing, dealer sales, and product support activity in Alaska,

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