VICTREX CT™ 200ポリマー - ビクトレックス

応用分野

Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Growth

Globally, LNG is continuing to experience growth in demand as an attractive fuel option. With the significantly increased amounts of natural gas now being produced to be liquefied and transported around the world, a commensurate set of extreme low-temperature challenges are posed by LNG to the Energy Industry, an industry where polymers and elastomers are essential components of the supply chain, from liquefaction to gasification. The selection of suitable polymers for use at cryogenic temperatures is now an urgent issue.

Incumbent materials struggling in low temperatures

A mixture of hydrocarbons, predominantly methane but with varying levels of ethane, propane, butane and other naturally-occurring gases, LNG normally has a boiling temperature of between -166°C and -57°C, at atmospheric pressure. According to EN/ISO 16903:2015, many construction materials fail in a brittle manner when they are exposed to these very low temperatures.

VICTREX CT polymers for cryogenic environments

VICTREX CT polymers offer processors and end-users a tailor-made solution to address the challenges of low-temperature environments. Victrex sealing material solutions are designed and tested for performance in cryogenic environments offering more consistent and reliable sealing across a broad temperature range compared to fluoropolymers.