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Assessment of LNG transport chains using weather based voyage simulations

AuthorsGrin, R., Wilde, J. de, Doorn, J. van
Conference/JournalTransactions of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME),
Date1 Jan 2005
It is well known that the weather can have considerable effects on the delivery reliability of an LNG supply chain. These effects will become even more important when the receiving terminal is located offshore. Presently most operability studies consider the transport and offloading independently and do not account for the coherence between the subsequent transport chain stages. This paper presents a realistic example and shows the extensive capabilities of the newly proposed combined approach. This approach consists of a complete simulation of the LNG transport chain and accounts for the offloading operation as well.

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manoeuvring and nautical studiesstability, seakeeping and ocean engineeringsafe operations and human factorsdynamic positioningmanoeuvringrenewablesoil and gasinfrastructuremarine systemslife at seaseakeepingtransport and shippingmooring and offloadingoperabilityoffshore engineering