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a case study for selecting a type of foundation for   Small scale (SS)LNG is an emerging alternative model in
        absorber structure to provide a cost-effective and    the LNG value chain, potentially creating considerable
        eco-friendly sustainable solution. This article concludes   impact in the future due to its cost-effectiveness.
        that using natural sand filling in the conventional FGD   Although SSLNG in India is still at a nascent stage,
        foundation system can be eliminated by using a framed   it offers immense potential to meet the growing
        type foundation, resulting in saving in natural resource   demand for CGD. The SSLNG route eliminates right-
        and optimised solution.                               of-way, rugged terrains, crossing water bodies and
                                                              other issues related to laying pipelines and developing
                                                              associated support infrastructure, resulting in faster
                                                              project implementation and substantial cost savings
                                                              than conventional CGD networks. In the future, the
                                                              SSLNG model will surely gain momentum in line with
                                                              the country’s commitments to reduce carbon emissions
                                                              and increase the share of cleaner fuels in the energy
                                                              mix. This article covers the challenges to be overcome
                                                              by all stakeholders involved in the LNG sector and the
                                                              government’s initiatives.

                                                              Criticality Of Power Distribution System In
                                                              A Steel Plant


                                                              Anupam Roy, published in Electrical India, August ‘20,
                                                              www.electricalindia.com

        Gaining Ground: CGD sector witnesses

        greater application of SSLNG

        Shireesh Swami, published in CGD India, Dec ‘20,
        https://cgdindia.co/gaining-ground-cgd-sector-
        witnesses-greater-application-of-sslng/











                                                              The steel plant is a continuous process plant with
                                                              high capital expenditure. The power network
                                                              should be designed keeping criticality at the centre.
                                                              Any eventuality such as grid power failure, power
                                                              equipment failure and internal power system
                                                              disturbances due to low power quality can drive the
                                                              processes into jeopardy. Such circumstances will result
                                                              in colossal capital damage due to loss of production.


        India has ambitious plans to shift from an oil-based   This paper discusses various alternative studies to
        economy to a gas-based economy due to its near-       select the most feasible power distribution network
        zero-emission commitment. As natural gas is an        configuration in terms of reliability, flexibility,
        environment-friendly and low-priced fuel. The newer   redundancy, and cost optimisation.
        initiatives and revised regulations help increase
        participation from public and private sectors in the CGD
        market.



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