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Evaluation of safety exclusion zone for LNG bunkering station on LNG-fuelled ships [PDF]
Journal of Marine Engineering & Technology, 2017 With increasing interests in using LNG as a marine fuel, safety issues for LNG bunkering have brought about global discussion on establishing a safety exclusion zone around LNG bunkering areas. However, international consensus has yet to be reached in determining an appropriate extent of the zone to ensure safe liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering ...
Byongug Jeong +3 more
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LNG Bunkering Operations: Establish probabilistic safety distances for LNG bunkering operations. [PDF]
, 2014 The environmental and economical advantages of using LNG as marine fuel have been recognized by the industry. In response to increasing demand, construction of LNG bunkering infrastructure is under rapid development. Several ports are preparing to supply LNG, but uncertainties concerning the bunkering process and operational safety still exist ...
Arnet, Nora Marie Lundevall
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Kajian Teknis dan Ekonomis Bunkering LNG untuk Pemenuhan Bahan Bakar Gas Kapal Pelni [PDF]
Jurnal Teknik ITS, 2017 Penggunaan bahan bakar gas pada bidang perkapalan merupakan suatu keuntungan karena dapat menghemat biaya operasi dan mengurangi emisi gas buang. Pemanfaatan gas juga sesuai dengan tujuan pemerintah yang terdapat pada PP No.55/2009 tentang alokasi ...
Adi Mas Nizar, Ketut Buda Artana
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Human Error Probability Assessment for LNG Bunkering Based on Fuzzy Bayesian Network-CREAM Model
Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2022 Liquified natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel has gained momentum as the maritime industry moves towards a sustainable future. Since unwanted LNG release may lead to severe consequences, performing quantitative risk assessment (QRA) for LNG bunkering ...
Hongjun Fan +2 more
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Comparison of FLACS and BASiL Model for Ro-Pax Ferry LNG Bunkering Leak Analysis
Fluids, 2022 Performing liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering involves the risk of accidental leakage. When released from containment, LNG rapidly vaporizes into flammable natural gas and could lead to flash fire and explosion.
Boon How Lim, Eddie Y. K. Ng
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Risk Assessment and Application of Port Liquefied Natural Gas Trucks Bunkering Based on Hazard Identification and Computational Fluid Dynamics [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2023 In order to safely and orderly promote the application of LNG as a clean energy for inland river ships, the paper takes a port truck to bunker a 2000 tons LNG power bulk carrier for example, carrying out a qualitative risk assessment based on HAZID ...
Li Kun, Liu Chang
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Experimental Study on Coordinated Heading Control of Four Vessels Moored Side by Side [PDF]
, 2021 A floating type liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering terminal has been under development in Korea since 2014; the terminal is designed to receive LNG from an LNG carrier (LNGC) and transfer it to two other LNG bunkering shuttles (LNGBS) simultaneously ...
Dong Ho Jung +4 more
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Formation of Dataset for Fuzzy Quantitative Risk Assessment of LNG Bunkering SIMOPs
Data, 2022 New international regulations aimed at decarbonizing maritime transportation are positively contributing to attention being paid to the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a ship fuel.
Hongjun Fan +2 more
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Maritime inventory routing: recent trends and future directions
International Transactions in Operational Research, Volume 30, Issue 6, Page 3013-3056, November 2023., 2023 Abstract We review recent literature pertaining to the maritime inventory routing problem (MIRP), a stimulating, albeit niche, subclass of vendor‐managed inventory problems. MIRPs deal with optimally distributing products with a (typically heterogeneous) vessel fleet between production and consumption ports with inventory tracking and inventory limits.
Kjetil Fagerholt +3 more
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Solid Oxide Fuel Cells for Marine Applications
International Journal of Energy Research, Volume 2023, Issue 1, 2023., 2023 The marine industry must reduce emissions to comply with recent and future regulations. Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) are seen as a promising option for efficient power generation on ships with reduced emissions. However, it is unclear how the devices can be integrated and how this affects the operation of the ship economically and environmentally ...
Berend van Veldhuizen +4 more
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