Abstract
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) needs an additional heat source to meet its heat demand in the process of gasification. Based on the background of using shallow geothermal energy, the feasibility of using LNG tank piles as heat exchangers for LNG gasification was studied. A two-dimensional finite element heat transfer model of energy piles was established, and the heat transfer capacity and long-term stability of different buried pipe options were analyzed. The results show that the LNG tank energy piles can meet part of the heat demand for LNG gasification to a certain extent.
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