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Title: Liquified Natural Gas Operations( Application)
Author: W. W. Cofield And R. G. Graves
Source: 1972 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1972
Abstract: By way of introduction of the subject of LNG, let me say that in the spring months of this year (1970), Transco completed its fourth annual sendout from its LNG plant located in the New York market area. This successful sendout follows several years of planning, design, construction and operation of this facility which dates back as far as 1959. After customer requirements were determined and after many economic feasibility studies were made, a contract was signed with Constock-Pritchard Liquefaction Corporation in 1963 for this plant. The contract provided that Constock-Pritchard would construct a plant in the New Jersey Meadows for Transcontinental. In July, 1963, FPC approval was received to construct and operate an LNG plant which would have a storage capacity of approximately 290,000 barrels of LNG and approximately equivalent to one billion cubic feet of natural gas at standard measurement conditions. Storage capacity was to be built which could be filled in approximately 200 days, and the plant was to provide a sendout facility with the capability of 200 MMcf per day.

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