Natural Gas Processing: Analysis and Design
Nurul Saha
Corresponding
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh
Amitava Schmidt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mohammad Banerjee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hiroshi Aziz
University of New South Wales
Abstract
Despite its practical importance, natural gas processing has received comparatively little attention in the context of tea estates. The behaviour of the system is investigated parametrically by Runge-Kutta integration. The study establishes that the effect of natural gas processing becomes significant once the load exceeds 3 times the working value. The procedure is sufficiently simple to be carried out with the facilities available in most design offices.
Keywords:
natural gas processingRunge-Kutta integrationreinforced concretedigital controlmechanical vibration
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