LNG University Knowledge Areas

A discipline-based architecture for LNG technical learning.

The technical library is organized into broader knowledge areas so learners, employers and partners can understand how individual subjects connect into coherent professional disciplines.

01

LNG Fundamentals & Cryogenics

Physical properties, phase behavior, heat transfer, cryogenic materials and the operating consequences of LNG temperature and composition.

Relevant roles: Operators · Engineers · Technicians · HSE professionals

02

Process Engineering & Technical Drawings

PFDs, P&IDs, process relationships, equipment interfaces and the documentation used to understand and operate engineered LNG systems.

Relevant roles: Process engineers · Operators · Commissioning personnel · Project engineers

03

Rotating Equipment & Mechanical Systems

Compressors, pumps, anti-surge protection, storage equipment and the mechanical systems that move LNG and gas through the facility.

Relevant roles: Mechanical technicians · Reliability engineers · Operators · Process engineers

04

Automation, Instrumentation & Safeguards

DCS, SIS, ESD, control valves, shutdown valves, blowdown, pressure relief and fire & gas protection.

Relevant roles: Control-room personnel · Instrument technicians · Process-safety professionals · Automation engineers

05

Liquefaction & Feed Gas Treatment

Pretreatment, dehydration, refrigeration cycles, cryogenic compression and main cryogenic heat exchange.

Relevant roles: Liquefaction operators · Process engineers · Control-room personnel · Mechanical engineers

06

Storage, Marine & Regasification

LNG storage, rollover, BOG, marine loading, custody transfer, recondenser systems, high-pressure sendout and vaporization.

Relevant roles: Terminal operators · Marine personnel · Measurement engineers · Process engineers

Knowledge area

What must be understood

A discipline groups related physical systems, equipment, documents, controls and engineering concepts.

Learning path

What a role needs to learn

Role-based learning selects the relevant depth from one or more knowledge areas.

Program

What is assessed and recorded

A published program defines prerequisites, learning requirements, assessment and the meaning of any resulting record.

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