To transfer and store Natural Gas as Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), it is crucial to lower its temperature significantly. However, this extreme cooling process, combined with fluctuations in temperature and pressure, can potentially cause metals to crack and rupture.
Therefore, a careful and gradual cooling procedure is essential for preparing cargo lines and tanks before LNG transfer and storage. These cooling operations are intricate and dangerous, necessitating the use of well-maintained equipment and a highly trained crew familiar with essential safety protocols.
Highlights:
This course aims to equip seafarers with the necessary knowledge for understanding cargo tank and line cooling down procedures, and how to prepare for them.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Understand what cargo tank and line cooling down is and how to prepare for it.
- Comprehend how to cool down cargo tanks prior to arrival at port for loading, as well as how to cool down the cargo lines prior to discharge.
Legislation & References:
The course is based on Industry Best Practices.
Duration: 30m
Who should attend: Masters, Chief Officers, Chief Engineers, Deck Officers, and 2nd Engineer, involved in operating LNG vessels
Approval: Liberia
DISCLAIMER: The course is provided on an “as is” basis. Before you purchase any of our courses, it is exclusively your responsibility to check if it complies with the flag administration/approval body you require or you want to submit it to. Furthermore, you should check if the course is accepted by your employer or flag administration as your employer or flag administration may have specific requirements.
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