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If a leak or spill 💧 of LNG occurs, the liquid will evaporate . This evaporation has two distinct phases 👇

Phase 1️⃣

👉 During the first minute, there will be a violent rate of 'boiling' as the heat 🔥for evaporation is taken from the immediate surroundings and the spill itself.

Phase 2️⃣

👉 The cold evaporated gas insulates the liquid surface, causing the rate of evaporation to stabilise 📉 (or reduce) proportional to the ratio of heat transfer from the surrounding areas to the LNG.

Source : Science direct

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