Alternative liquefied gas cargos: management strategies and vessel design philosophies. Final report
Henry S. Marcus, F J Bouthelier, Clement. Mesavage, C. Deephouse
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Henry S. Marcus, F J Bouthelier, Clement. Mesavage, C. Deephouse
Abstract
This report analyzes the feasibility of providing single-cargo liquefied gas carriers with the capability to transport alternative liquefied gas cargos. This study addresses the following basic issues: the characteristics of the existing and probable future liquefied gas transportation systems, including cargo movements and liquefied gas terminals; the technology of liquefied gas carriers and associated equipment; the impact on vessel design of incorporating alternative cargo capability; and the impact of federal agencies on the decision-making process. The report provides conclusions and recommendations regarding the conditions under which it may be beneficial to incorporate alternative cargo capability as well as additional information on management strategies.
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This report analyzes the feasibility of providing single-cargo liquefied gas carriers with the capability to transport alternative liquefied gas cargos. This study addresses the following basic issues: the characteristics of the existing and probable future liquefied gas transportation systems, including cargo movements and liquefied gas terminals; the technology of liquefied gas carriers and associated equipment; the impact on vessel design of incorporating alternative cargo capability; and the impact of federal agencies on the decision-making process. The report provides conclusions and recommendations regarding the conditions under which it may be beneficial to incorporate alternative cargo capability as well as additional information on management strategies.
Key concepts: Liquefied natural gas, Liquid gas, Process (computing), Engineering, Liquefied petroleum gas, Systems engineering, Risk analysis (engineering), Transport engineering