Enabling LNG Bunkering via Intermodal Containers LNG Bunkering via Intermodal Containers Introducing the LNG Fuel Tank Container Alexander Harsema-Mensonides LNG Intermodal Meeting

Enabling LNG Bunkering

via Intermodal Containers

Introducing the LNG Fuel Tank Container

Alexander Harsema-Mensonides

LNG Intermodal Meeting

Houston, June 26th, 2013

Marine Service GmbH

Marine Service GmbH at a glance:

Hamburg-based marine consultancy firm, founded in

1958, involved in LPG & LNG since the mid 1960’s

Core business is commercial and technical

consultancy services for:

LNG & LPG/ethylene/NH3 shipbuilding / shipping

LNG terminals / LNG FSRUs / LNG FPSOs

Small scale LNG / LNG as marine fuel projects

30 office staff in Hamburg, 12 – 25 project managers,

supervisors & engineers in site offices worldwide

Family-owned, affiliated with shipping company CST 2 19 June 2013

ISO 9001:2010 certified

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LNG Carriers

“Hassi R’Mel” (1969)

Marine Service has more than 40 years of experience with LNG carriers & LNG handling

References include over 20% of the worldwide LNG carrier fleet of 370 vessels

LNG Carriers

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“Golar Mazo” (2000)

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“Aseem” (2009)


LNG Fuel Gas Systems

LNG Fuel Supply System


LNG fuel tank containers


Container Feeder


LNG Fuel Tank Container

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LNG Fuel Tank Container

ISO LNG tank container:

IMDG container to use

existing container

infrastructure

IGC compliant Type C tank

to allow use onboard as

shipboard fuel bunker

Well insulated to ensure

long holding time

Dry break-away coupling

to prevent LNG spills in

case of accidental removal

from the container stack


Quick coupling for vapour

Quick coupling for

safety valve vent

Pneumatic emergency

shut-down valves

Pressure gauges

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LNG Container Connections


Quick coupling for liquid

Class Approval

Class approval:

Bureau Veritas approved

the fuel gas system in

principle in July 2011

Container type approval

for the LNG fuel gas

container to be granted in

3Q2013.

TÜV road/rail certification

and testing completed in

2013.

Other class approvals will

be applied for soonest

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All safety valve vents ducted to vent

mast in safe location

LNG fuel

handling

container

Tank level gauges

Liquid header

Vent header

Vapor header

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LNG Container Arrangement


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Cryogenic Hose

Male connector Female connector with

break-away coupling

Double-walled

flexible hose

Flexible cryogenic hose assembly with quick connectors,

dry break-away coupling and vacuum monitoring


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Gas Handling Container


Gas Handling Container

Fuel gas supply equipment for gas engines in ER:

LNG pumps

LNG vaporizer

Fuel gas heater

LNG container pressure controller

Gas handling container is fitted with:

Ventilation

Fire detection and fire fighting

Nitrogen bottles for purging and inerting



RoRo Conversions

Source: Marine Service GmbH

Marine Service GmbH design for an LNG conversion of a RoRo carrier


LNG Container Logistics

Container filling station

at LNG terminal

Container terminal near

filling station

Container terminal

near bunker port

Bunker Port /

Container Terminal

Rail or road

Container

feeder

Rail

or

road

Container feeder

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Traditional LNG Bunkering

Source: Langsten Slip & Båtbyggeri AS

MF ”Glutra” bunkering LNG at night


LNG Bunkering Today

LNG bunkering with trucks:

High flexibility location-wise

Limited fuel quantity


MT “Argonon” in Antwerp

Eidesvik OSV in Norway MS “Viking Grace” in Finland

Source: Deen Shipping

Source: Gasnor

Source: Åbo Underrättelser

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LNG Terminal Bunkering

Source: Skangass


Source: Tarbit Shipping

MT ”Bit Viking” bunkering LNG at Risavika LNG terminal

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LNG Bunker Vessel

Source: DNV

Source: White Smoke

LNG ship-to-ship transfer from

“Pioneer Knutsen” to “Coral Methane”

LNG bunker vessel study


LNG Bunker Vessel

LNG bunkering by

dedicated LNG bunker

vessel:

Flexible in terms of

location

Larger quantities

Quite similar to current

marine fuels bunkering

practices

Regulations for LNG

bunkering still unclear


MS “Viking Grace”

AGA LNG bunker vessel

Source: AGA

Source: STX Europe


LNG Tank Container

Marine Service 40’ LNG fuel tank container, 33.4 m3 capacity

Hoyer 20’ tank container CIMC 40’ LNG tank container

Source: Marine Service GmbH

Source: Chassis King Source: CIMC-ENRIC


LNG Container Trucking


LNG Container by Rail


LNG Intermodal Barge

(source: Argent Marine Management / Maersk Line)

Articulated tug and intermodal LNG barge


LNG Containers by Sea

Source: Robbie Shaw

LNG Container & Genset


1 x 40’ LNG tank container contains about 35

m3 of LNG, which is enough to generate over 1

MWe continuously for 4 days and nights.

LNG Storage Onboard

1 ton of LNG = 49,500 MJ & 2.22 m3

1 ton of HFO = 40,200 MJ & 1.01 m3

LNG has 23% more energy per ton HFO but

requires more than double the net storage

space

Gross storage space, including insulation

spaces, ventilation, access trunks and unusable

space around the cylindrical storage tanks is 3 –

4 times larger


And What’s More….

LNG requires higher CAPEX for storage and

distribution than traditional residual and distillate

fuels

LNG has BOG issues that require attention

Most of LNG related accidents happened during

LNG handling

Release of uncombusted Methane contributes

to the Green House Effect substantially more

strongly than CO2



Is LNG Safe?

Source: Hardstaff Group / Steve Storrar

Alexander

Harsema-Mensonides

Sales, Marketing &

Business Development

[email protected]

+49 174 195 6621

Thank you very much

for your kind attention

For more information, please contact

Marine Service GmbH Mattentwiete 1, D-22587 Hamburg, Germany

+49 40 36 90 3-0

[email protected]

www.ms-de.eu

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