Thormod+Moss+maritime+MALTA+LNG+Floating+Storage+Unit+ (FSU) FINAL+
Thormod+Moss+maritime+MALTA+LNG+Floating+Storage+Unit+ (FSU) FINAL+
• Project highlights:
- 18 years contract, start-up 2017
- Small & continuous LNG flow from
FSU to shore regas plant feeding
GTCC gas fired power plant
- All BOG from FSU transfer
continuously to shore handling
- Focus on BOG preservation
& minimize power consumption
- FSU el power from shore system
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IAS upgrade
SSL system
Quick release hooks towards Hose/man-riding crane LNG and BOG manifold
offloading LNGC FSU vs LNGC to LNGC via hoses (LNG loading)
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• LNG vessel max BOG rate 0.20%/day, equal to abt 4.5 tonnes/h of BOG.
• All BOG normally handled by onshore systems; is transferred by freeflow or
compressor from FSU. BOG is further compressed up to pipeline pressure by 3
off reciprocating compressors located on shore.
• FSU back-up BOG handling by new aux steam boilers dumping
BOG handling
During normal operation, the BOG can be transferred to shore by free flow. In case
of higher BOG flows, during LNG loading, it may be required to start one FSU cargo
compressor to transfer the BOG at required rate and delivery pressure.
- The impact on operational stability / control of the two compressor systems was
evaluated.
- The onshore reciprocating type compressors create pressure pulsations in the
piping back to the FSU -> it was required to evaluate that the estimated
pulsations are within acceptable limits.
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The FSU will be shifted abt 60-70 meters away from the jetty in case of inclement
weather, and will be staying at a «storm mooring system».
Wrt BOG handling this means that primary BOG handling equipment are the new
aux steam boilers only (which have limited burning/dumping capacity).
Following this, a study of the estimated pressure increase in cargo tanks during this
condition was carried out as input to the class and flag state evaluations and
acceptance.
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Questions?