#LNG Tanker Operation

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cargo loss or damage accounts for one in
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00:02:00.849 00:02:00.859 misinformed opponents of gas ships have
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00:02:09.979 00:02:09.989 ships afloat over 900 ships
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00:02:35.920 00:02:35.930 fifty million tons of liquefied natural
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00:02:44.380 00:02:44.390 major incident or gas escaping why have
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00:02:58.480 00:02:58.490 ships are built to the highest standards
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00:03:05.620 00:03:05.630 tank pressure prevents the creation of
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00:03:15.700 00:03:15.710 containment designs minimize the chance
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00:03:23.360 00:03:23.370 being expensive to build gas ships are
00:03:26.600 00:03:26.610 very valuable assets as a consequence
00:03:31.550 00:03:31.560 they are well maintained some may exceed
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00:03:49.720 00:03:49.730 looking at the human factor gas ships
00:03:52.520 00:03:52.530 are operated by a small pool of
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00:03:58.630 00:03:58.640 most LNG carriers trade on project
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00:04:04.940 00:04:04.950 ports of call this plus above-average
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00:05:14.330 00:05:14.340 gassing up and cooling downtime and loss
00:05:18.780 00:05:18.790 of hire we had extremely perhaps the
00:05:24.810 00:05:24.820 biggest concern of all is will there be
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00:05:29.430 00:05:29.440 to do all the new jobs properly the UK
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00:05:56.709 00:05:56.719 current best practice this video aims to
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00:06:19.270 00:06:19.280 an LNG carrier in a long-term project
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00:06:41.500 00:06:41.510 the moorings they must be familiar with
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00:07:21.480 00:07:21.490 arrive in Ghent
00:07:23.980 00:07:23.990 this afternoon before chartering a ship
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00:07:36.040 00:07:36.050 compatible essential basic
00:07:41.500 00:07:41.510 considerations include the ship's length
00:07:45.000 00:07:45.010 draft
00:07:47.210 00:07:47.220 Dec layout and mooring equipment and the
00:07:52.580 00:07:52.590 height of the manifold above waterline
00:07:57.370 00:07:57.380 terminals we'll also want to know the
00:07:59.480 00:07:59.490 capacities of cargo tanks cargo pumps
00:08:04.910 00:08:04.920 and any real iqua faction plant with
00:08:12.320 00:08:12.330 four types of emergency shut down link
00:08:14.390 00:08:14.400 in common use it's vital to confirm the
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00:08:24.750 00:08:24.760 providing this information and much more
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00:08:37.639 00:08:37.649 before arrival at the discharge port the
00:08:40.489 00:08:40.499 ship must make sure it has the
00:08:41.989 00:08:41.999 information it needs to berth more and
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00:08:52.220 00:08:52.230 direct contact should be established as
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00:08:57.080 00:08:57.090 to update each other yes good afternoon
00:09:06.320 00:09:06.330 mr. pilot we have the go trip RAM cards
00:09:08.120 00:09:08.130 though whenever possible the ship's
00:09:09.740 00:09:09.750 mooring plan should be agreed with the
00:09:11.780 00:09:11.790 terminal in advance what is the
00:09:13.670 00:09:13.680 intention now we go port side or
00:09:15.890 00:09:15.900 starboard side alongside ports and the
00:09:19.730 00:09:19.740 mooring arrangement will be totaled - -
00:09:21.830 00:09:21.840 yes on smaller vessels mooring details
00:09:25.310 00:09:25.320 should be discussed with the pilot to
00:09:27.590 00:09:27.600 enable the ship to be brought safely
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00:09:43.550 00:09:43.560 mooring plan in advance communicate with
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00:10:04.150 00:10:04.160 captain did you receive our pre arrival
00:10:07.150 00:10:07.160 information yes we did receive your
00:10:10.630 00:10:10.640 payroll information everything is done
00:10:13.180 00:10:13.190 according to your requirement
00:10:14.920 00:10:14.930 the first priority on arrival for both
00:10:17.230 00:10:17.240 ship and Shore staff is to check that
00:10:19.660 00:10:19.670 all necessary health safety
00:10:21.960 00:10:21.970 environmental and security measures are
00:10:24.700 00:10:24.710 in place terminal staff will want to
00:10:28.630 00:10:28.640 confirm that the ship has performed any
00:10:31.060 00:10:31.070 equipment inspections or tests required
00:10:33.430 00:10:33.440 and your emergency shutdown systems they
00:10:36.370 00:10:36.380 have been tested and satisfactory yes we
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00:10:43.900 00:10:43.910 pneumatic and electric system everything
00:10:46.870 00:10:46.880 can stay in good condition everything
00:10:48.730 00:10:48.740 very good the ship's offices will want
00:10:53.230 00:10:53.240 to be certain that the terminal
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00:10:57.270 00:10:57.280 John during last loading we noticed that
00:11:01.990 00:11:02.000 you had some problem with you're
00:11:03.490 00:11:03.500 automatically system yes we did captain
00:11:06.370 00:11:06.380 but it has been repaired and tested and
00:11:09.070 00:11:09.080 it's all satisfactory now ship and Shore
00:11:11.380 00:11:11.390 are jointly responsible for handling
00:11:13.660 00:11:13.670 cargo safely but now they must agree who
00:11:17.290 00:11:17.300 precisely will be responsible for what
00:11:21.730 00:11:21.740 the Escott ship Shore checklist is
00:11:24.100 00:11:24.110 generally used to create an effective
00:11:26.620 00:11:26.630 safety contract captain is the ship
00:11:29.470 00:11:29.480 ready to move under her own power it
00:11:32.080 00:11:32.090 covers over 50 aspects of safety
00:11:34.290 00:11:34.300 including gas detection fire and
00:11:37.240 00:11:37.250 pollution prevention toxic hazards and
00:11:39.810 00:11:39.820 emergency shutdown procedures thirty-six
00:11:47.470 00:11:47.480 smoking rooms of your smoking room has
00:11:50.470 00:11:50.480 been identified yes as usual for your
00:11:53.740 00:11:53.750 terminal we have three designated smoke
00:11:57.010 00:11:57.020 in the room the checklist must never be
00:12:01.240 00:12:01.250 treated as a paper exercise every item
00:12:04.630 00:12:04.640 must be examined and reported accurately
00:12:08.610 00:12:08.620 this enables ship and terminal to check
00:12:11.740 00:12:11.750 their preparations and to demonstrate to
00:12:14.290 00:12:14.300 each other that they are in a fit state
00:12:15.970 00:12:15.980 to proceed with the cargo operation but
00:12:20.650 00:12:20.660 don't be talked into signing any
00:12:22.480 00:12:22.490 document that contains unfamiliar terms
00:12:25.270 00:12:25.280 and conditions refer it to the ship
00:12:29.290 00:12:29.300 owner who can call on the UK club for
00:12:32.230 00:12:32.240 expert advice
00:12:41.609 00:12:41.619 okay sir let's make an operation
00:12:44.529 00:12:44.539 agreement like the safety checklist the
00:12:47.709 00:12:47.719 cargo plan should also be agreed in
00:12:50.259 00:12:50.269 writing the floor we can make 600 cubic
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00:12:58.559 00:12:58.569 besides the total quantities of cargo to
00:13:01.179 00:13:01.189 be loaded it should include the order of
00:13:04.209 00:13:04.219 loading transfer rates temperatures and
00:13:07.359 00:13:07.369 pressures after discharging the vapor
00:13:14.709 00:13:14.719 return procedures should be agreed and
00:13:16.479 00:13:16.489 noted as well as plans for tank venting
00:13:19.449 00:13:19.459 and ballast operations where they're
00:13:22.299 00:13:22.309 permitted
00:13:25.290 00:13:25.300 make sure you're given a valid inhibitor
00:13:27.690 00:13:27.700 certificate for cargo such as butadiene
00:13:30.270 00:13:30.280 and vinyl chloride
00:13:37.790 00:13:37.800 the law says all ships must be provided
00:13:40.790 00:13:40.800 with stability guidelines
00:13:46.260 00:13:46.270 these must be followed closely they're
00:13:51.000 00:13:51.010 calculated to limit stress and keep the
00:13:53.490 00:13:53.500 ship stable not just in normal
00:13:57.030 00:13:57.040 circumstances but even when damaged
00:14:04.760 00:14:04.770 tank filling levels can be critical room
00:14:08.870 00:14:08.880 captain speaking
00:14:10.130 00:14:10.140 please take ballast 40% in bloom ton in
00:14:16.820 00:14:16.830 heavy weather pitching and rolling make
00:14:19.400 00:14:19.410 cargos slush especially in large
00:14:22.519 00:14:22.529 membrane tanks with no centerline
00:14:24.740 00:14:24.750 bulkhead typically these must be filled
00:14:30.769 00:14:30.779 more than 80 percent or less than 10%
00:14:36.760 00:14:36.770 these limits aren't a problem for a ship
00:14:39.470 00:14:39.480 that's part of a project but may be a
00:14:41.840 00:14:41.850 disadvantage when trading part loads in
00:14:44.660 00:14:44.670 an open market ignoring them has caused
00:14:49.340 00:14:49.350 serious damage to tanks and internal
00:14:51.949 00:14:51.959 fittings
00:15:00.730 00:15:00.740 there are potential hazards in the cargo
00:15:03.310 00:15:03.320 manifold area
00:15:07.880 00:15:07.890 before disconnecting any flange or blank
00:15:10.579 00:15:10.589 make sure the pipeline is free of liquid
00:15:13.819 00:15:13.829 cargo depressurized and if appropriate
00:15:17.079 00:15:17.089 purged with nitrogen
00:15:21.639 00:15:21.649 don't let air or other contaminants
00:15:24.310 00:15:24.320 re-enter tanks via the cargo pipelines
00:15:32.420 00:15:32.430 reducers are often used between
00:15:34.770 00:15:34.780 manifolds and hard arms but if the two
00:15:39.240 00:15:39.250 still don't meet no one should use odd
00:15:42.030 00:15:42.040 bits of pipe or hose to bridge the gap
00:15:45.800 00:15:45.810 these may not have an appropriate safe
00:15:48.600 00:15:48.610 working temperature
00:15:55.300 00:15:55.310 only use hard arms that match the
00:15:57.759 00:15:57.769 manifold and accept a slower but safer
00:16:00.850 00:16:00.860 transfer rate
00:16:04.430 00:16:04.440 how cargo vapors are controlled during
00:16:06.769 00:16:06.779 loading will depend on the type of ship
00:16:09.230 00:16:09.240 the type of trade and the terminal ships
00:16:19.999 00:16:20.009 carrying refrigerated LPG often pass
00:16:23.090 00:16:23.100 excess vapor through their onboard real
00:16:25.610 00:16:25.620 aqua faction plant and return the
00:16:27.829 00:16:27.839 condensed gas to the cargo tanks real
00:16:34.189 00:16:34.199 aqua faction plants are being fitted to
00:16:36.259 00:16:36.269 the new generation of diesel-powered LNG
00:16:38.900 00:16:38.910 ships but in the majority of LNG ships
00:16:42.999 00:16:43.009 vapors that boil off at sea are used to
00:16:46.220 00:16:46.230 fire the boilers of steam turbine
00:16:48.139 00:16:48.149 engines in these ships gas generated in
00:16:55.369 00:16:55.379 the tanks during loading is returned to
00:16:57.530 00:16:57.540 the shore through a vapor return line
00:17:04.970 00:17:04.980 the high pressure used when loading
00:17:07.590 00:17:07.600 fully pressurized chips condenses vapor
00:17:10.529 00:17:10.539 as it forms but some LPG terminals still
00:17:16.199 00:17:16.209 provide a vapor return line as a safety
00:17:18.869 00:17:18.879 measure only to be used if tank
00:17:21.179 00:17:21.189 pressures become excessive during
00:17:23.129 00:17:23.139 loading take great care to avoid such
00:17:30.930 00:17:30.940 events to avoid contamination of Shore
00:17:36.810 00:17:36.820 tanks any returned LPG may be flared
00:17:43.070 00:17:43.080 this can lead to disputes over the
00:17:45.840 00:17:45.850 amount of cargo loaded
00:17:54.170 00:17:54.180 the relief valves of some ships have
00:17:56.720 00:17:56.730 dual settings to allow higher tank
00:17:59.330 00:17:59.340 pressures during loading than when at
00:18:01.340 00:18:01.350 sea
00:18:05.040 00:18:05.050 settings must only be changed by
00:18:07.320 00:18:07.330 competent staff and any change must be
00:18:10.320 00:18:10.330 locked
00:18:16.090 00:18:16.100 high-pressure alarms must also be reset
00:18:19.270 00:18:19.280 and both must be returned to the
00:18:21.789 00:18:21.799 seagoing settings before the ship
00:18:24.039 00:18:24.049 departs
00:18:30.890 00:18:30.900 loading begins now and throughout the
00:18:36.320 00:18:36.330 cargo operation a close watch must be
00:18:38.810 00:18:38.820 kept on flow rates tank pressures liquid
00:18:42.380 00:18:42.390 levels and temperatures their rates of
00:18:46.370 00:18:46.380 change should also be carefully noted if
00:18:52.940 00:18:52.950 excess pressure threatens to lift relief
00:18:55.190 00:18:55.200 valves flow rates must be reduced or
00:18:57.920 00:18:57.930 loading stopped sudden and extreme
00:19:05.480 00:19:05.490 changes of temperature flash cooling can
00:19:08.990 00:19:09.000 damage tanks and pipelines to avoid this
00:19:14.260 00:19:14.270 pressurized chips
00:19:15.919 00:19:15.929 start to load very slowly
00:19:22.460 00:19:22.470 take care monitoring liquid levels
00:19:26.860 00:19:26.870 boiling can create false readings this
00:19:30.890 00:19:30.900 can be suppressed by closing the tanks
00:19:33.260 00:19:33.270 vapor suction for a few moments
00:19:40.610 00:19:40.620 an independent inspector will often be
00:19:43.250 00:19:43.260 on board to report on the quantity and
00:19:45.500 00:19:45.510 quality of the cargo but he's not there
00:19:53.120 00:19:53.130 to manage the operation that's the chief
00:19:56.330 00:19:56.340 officers job and the master is
00:19:58.940 00:19:58.950 ultimately responsible an inspector is
00:20:05.120 00:20:05.130 as prone to error as the next man so
00:20:08.450 00:20:08.460 it's essential to monitor his work when
00:20:13.159 00:20:13.169 you ask him to note a comment he should
00:20:15.409 00:20:15.419 do so if he doesn't log it instead and
00:20:19.430 00:20:19.440 make sure the ship owner is made aware
00:20:23.529 00:20:23.539 when there's a list it's always this
00:20:27.320 00:20:27.330 problem so no it's calculated
00:20:30.550 00:20:30.560 places do you have experience on all the
00:20:34.690 00:20:34.700 trim and this is all corrective misses
00:20:37.540 00:20:37.550 the correct level here you have tables
00:20:39.910 00:20:39.920 for this trim correction 0.2 if you
00:20:43.150 00:20:43.160 don't agree with an inspectors
00:20:44.560 00:20:44.570 interpretation of what he sees try to
00:20:47.320 00:20:47.330 reach a commercial solution always
00:20:49.990 00:20:50.000 faster and cheaper than a legal dispute
00:20:58.200 00:20:58.210 if you can't come to an agreement you
00:21:01.300 00:21:01.310 must protest
00:21:02.760 00:21:02.770 don't forget the club is there to
00:21:05.710 00:21:05.720 support you usually with a correspondent
00:21:08.440 00:21:08.450 on the spot
00:21:12.330 00:21:12.340 hello this is chief officer of coral
00:21:15.240 00:21:15.250 palmata speaking can I speak to mr. get
00:21:19.680 00:21:19.690 for them
00:21:25.220 00:21:25.230 towards the end of loading make sure
00:21:28.470 00:21:28.480 flow rates are reduced as agreed with
00:21:30.570 00:21:30.580 the terminal so the tanks can be topped
00:21:33.300 00:21:33.310 off accurately manifold valves can then
00:21:44.310 00:21:44.320 be closed and pipelines cleared of
00:21:46.650 00:21:46.660 liquid and depressurized
00:21:52.510 00:21:52.520 safe working practices require hard arms
00:21:55.390 00:21:55.400 hoses and pipelines at the manifold to
00:21:58.150 00:21:58.160 be purged or vapor before disconnecting
00:22:05.330 00:22:05.340 leaking valves and flanges have resulted
00:22:08.389 00:22:08.399 in serious incidents
00:22:13.360 00:22:13.370 LPG and chemical gas risks include fire
00:22:17.130 00:22:17.140 explosion and asphyxiation the lower
00:22:21.340 00:22:21.350 temperature of LNG causes structural
00:22:23.890 00:22:23.900 damage to ships as well remember check
00:22:32.980 00:22:32.990 that all health safety environmentally
00:22:35.410 00:22:35.420 and security measures are in place agree
00:22:41.170 00:22:41.180 who will be responsible for what agree
00:22:46.810 00:22:46.820 the cargo plan and sign it
00:22:53.400 00:22:53.410 inspectors make mistakes so monitor
00:22:56.530 00:22:56.540 their work if you can't come to an
00:23:00.370 00:23:00.380 agreement you must protest the UK club
00:23:05.799 00:23:05.809 will support you usually with a
00:23:07.990 00:23:08.000 correspondent on the spot
00:23:26.570 00:23:26.580 throughout the loaded voyage carry out
00:23:29.240 00:23:29.250 charter as instructions diligently and a
00:23:31.970 00:23:31.980 record that you've done so
00:23:37.230 00:23:37.240 all refrigerated and semi pressurized
00:23:39.840 00:23:39.850 gas carriers need to maintain strict
00:23:42.539 00:23:42.549 control of cargo temperature and
00:23:44.430 00:23:44.440 pressure
00:23:49.160 00:23:49.170 many lpg cargoes are required to be
00:23:52.190 00:23:52.200 discharged at a temperature below that
00:23:54.440 00:23:54.450 of the shore tanks and must therefore be
00:23:56.720 00:23:56.730 cooled
00:24:04.280 00:24:04.290 this isn't always straight forward if
00:24:10.590 00:24:10.600 condensed gas from the relocker faction
00:24:12.690 00:24:12.700 plant is returned to the top of a tank
00:24:14.520 00:24:14.530 the vapor pressure will quickly drop but
00:24:18.030 00:24:18.040 the liquid cargo will have cooled very
00:24:20.190 00:24:20.200 little to ensure proper circulation and
00:24:26.850 00:24:26.860 cooling the condensed gas should be
00:24:29.550 00:24:29.560 returned to the bottom of the tank
00:24:36.680 00:24:36.690 remember inhibitors won't stop cargoes
00:24:39.750 00:24:39.760 polymerizing in their vapor phase
00:24:45.260 00:24:45.270 for cargo such as butadiene and vinyl
00:24:48.020 00:24:48.030 chloride select a suitable maximum
00:24:51.050 00:24:51.060 discharge temperature for the compressor
00:25:00.670 00:25:00.680 heavy weather can play havoc with cargo
00:25:03.520 00:25:03.530 cooling
00:25:07.350 00:25:07.360 as the ship rolls liquid cargo may enter
00:25:11.490 00:25:11.500 the compressor by the vapor suction line
00:25:13.770 00:25:13.780 and disable it check the liquid traps
00:25:19.230 00:25:19.240 regularly and test the level alarms
00:25:29.680 00:25:29.690 if conditions disrupt cargo cooling
00:25:32.190 00:25:32.200 logging the fact can help defend any
00:25:35.200 00:25:35.210 claims against the ship
00:25:44.980 00:25:44.990 if the cargo heater is to be used at the
00:25:47.380 00:25:47.390 discharge port testing it for leaks
00:25:49.779 00:25:49.789 before arrival can save long and costly
00:25:52.990 00:25:53.000 delays
00:25:59.460 00:25:59.470 on most LNG carriers natural boiler
00:26:02.850 00:26:02.860 vapors aren't free liquefied they used
00:26:06.119 00:26:06.129 to fuel the boilers which generates
00:26:08.070 00:26:08.080 steam for their turbine engines but the
00:26:15.090 00:26:15.100 amount of boil of gas varies with air
00:26:17.249 00:26:17.259 temperature and sea conditions so a
00:26:20.639 00:26:20.649 close watch must be kept on tank
00:26:22.889 00:26:22.899 pressures
00:26:26.670 00:26:26.680 LNG terminals often specify a maximum
00:26:29.760 00:26:29.770 tank pressure for arriving ships on the
00:26:34.560 00:26:34.570 other hand to prevent the risk of
00:26:36.540 00:26:36.550 creating a flammable mixture of gas and
00:26:38.760 00:26:38.770 air tank pressure must never fall below
00:26:42.210 00:26:42.220 atmospheric
00:26:48.890 00:26:48.900 whatever the type of ship and cargo be
00:26:51.980 00:26:51.990 sure to lock the care you've taken if a
00:26:56.240 00:26:56.250 claim occurs good records can be the
00:26:59.180 00:26:59.190 best defense
00:27:05.799 00:27:05.809 remember carry out charter as
00:27:08.779 00:27:08.789 instructions diligently log the care
00:27:14.509 00:27:14.519 you've taken with cargo good records are
00:27:19.489 00:27:19.499 the best defense against claims
00:27:34.430 00:27:34.440 making sure that the ship arrives with
00:27:36.710 00:27:36.720 the specified cargo tank temperatures
00:27:38.780 00:27:38.790 and pressures helps achieve maximum
00:27:41.330 00:27:41.340 discharge rates finish our site drilling
00:27:47.930 00:27:47.940 before discharging ship and Shore staff
00:27:50.690 00:27:50.700 will meet to agree on all operational
00:27:53.570 00:27:53.580 and safety procedures to be followed
00:28:07.730 00:28:07.740 discharging and ballasting must be
00:28:10.169 00:28:10.179 carefully controlled to maintain
00:28:12.180 00:28:12.190 stability and minimize hull stress tank
00:28:20.549 00:28:20.559 pressures tend to fall during cargo
00:28:22.500 00:28:22.510 operations slowing the rate of discharge
00:28:29.880 00:28:29.890 [Applause]
00:28:30.070 00:28:30.080 00:28:31.730 00:28:31.740 to prevent pressures falling vapor can
00:28:35.399 00:28:35.409 be added to the tank generally from the
00:28:37.680 00:28:37.690 terminal
00:28:48.230 00:28:48.240 the car things which are loaded or
00:28:51.200 00:28:51.210 number one number one do poor and OnStar
00:28:54.649 00:28:54.659 with home cooperate with any independent
00:28:57.649 00:28:57.659 inspector but remember it's the chief
00:29:00.379 00:29:00.389 officers job to manage cargo operations
00:29:05.859 00:29:05.869 make sure that the cargo is sampled
00:29:08.539 00:29:08.549 properly and that its quality is
00:29:13.850 00:29:13.860 accepted before discharge starts if any
00:29:19.970 00:29:19.980 dispute arises contact the UK club
00:29:22.700 00:29:22.710 correspondent
00:29:29.010 00:29:29.020 to transfer refrigerated cargo into
00:29:31.590 00:29:31.600 pressurized storage it must first be
00:29:34.200 00:29:34.210 warmed up using the ship's booster pump
00:29:36.960 00:29:36.970 and cargo heater
00:29:41.820 00:29:41.830 the pump and heater must be cooled down
00:29:44.860 00:29:44.870 slowly to avoid damage so cargo must be
00:29:49.480 00:29:49.490 introduced gradually seawater is the
00:29:54.250 00:29:54.260 usual heat source but it can easily
00:29:56.650 00:29:56.660 freeze porting cargo discharge and
00:29:59.860 00:29:59.870 damaging the heater to avoid this never
00:30:05.770 00:30:05.780 let the outlet temperature drop below
00:30:07.750 00:30:07.760 the limits recommended by the
00:30:09.310 00:30:09.320 manufacturer apart from a heel of
00:30:16.630 00:30:16.640 liquefied gas retained on board to keep
00:30:19.510 00:30:19.520 tank school on the ballast voyage and on
00:30:22.390 00:30:22.400 LNG ships to be used as fuel all the
00:30:25.240 00:30:25.250 cargo has been transferred now the deck
00:30:31.240 00:30:31.250 lines and hard arms must be drained
00:30:33.159 00:30:33.169 purged with nitrogen depressurized and
00:30:36.539 00:30:36.549 disconnected only then may the ship
00:30:42.730 00:30:42.740 shore connection be broken
00:30:49.260 00:30:49.270 remember agree operational and safety
00:30:52.870 00:30:52.880 procedures with the terminal before
00:30:54.899 00:30:54.909 discharging chief officers manage cargo
00:31:01.120 00:31:01.130 operations not inspectors contact the UK
00:31:06.669 00:31:06.679 club if any dispute arises
00:31:23.730 00:31:23.740 unlike LNG ships LPG and chemical gas
00:31:28.060 00:31:28.070 ships may carry a variety of cargoes if
00:31:33.790 00:31:33.800 the next cargo isn't compatible with the
00:31:35.860 00:31:35.870 previous one it may be necessary for the
00:31:38.500 00:31:38.510 tanks to be gas freed depending on the
00:31:44.560 00:31:44.570 cargo previously carried and the one
00:31:46.720 00:31:46.730 that will follow it this can involve as
00:31:49.000 00:31:49.010 many as four steps removing leftover
00:31:53.710 00:31:53.720 liquid cargo warming the tanks
00:32:01.980 00:32:01.990 inerting
00:32:08.200 00:32:08.210 and finally ventilating with air
00:32:18.420 00:32:18.430 your initial items which is will
00:32:20.190 00:32:20.200 naturally also provide wonderful
00:32:25.690 00:32:25.700 different ships have different ways of
00:32:28.130 00:32:28.140 removing leftover liquid cargo but it
00:32:31.070 00:32:31.080 must be done thoroughly in a non
00:32:36.440 00:32:36.450 saturated environment it evaporates
00:32:39.200 00:32:39.210 vigorously super cooling the tank to
00:32:41.930 00:32:41.940 breaking point at sea cargo vapor may be
00:32:50.480 00:32:50.490 vented
00:32:54.230 00:32:54.240 in port you must store it aboard or pump
00:32:57.980 00:32:57.990 it to a vapor recovery unit if inert gas
00:33:05.360 00:33:05.370 is pumped into a tank that's cold any
00:33:07.840 00:33:07.850 moisture or carbon dioxide may freeze
00:33:15.549 00:33:15.559 to avoid this warm cargo vapors are
00:33:18.879 00:33:18.889 circulated first the rate of warm-up
00:33:24.999 00:33:25.009 should be carefully controlled in
00:33:27.159 00:33:27.169 accordance with the shipbuilders
00:33:28.600 00:33:28.610 guidance now the tank can be alerted if
00:33:35.230 00:33:35.240 necessary and always when it's to be
00:33:38.560 00:33:38.570 opened for inspection inerting prevents
00:33:45.519 00:33:45.529 the formation of a flammable mixture of
00:33:47.470 00:33:47.480 cargo and oxygen when air is introduced
00:33:51.690 00:33:51.700 the remaining cargo vapor is sampled
00:33:54.879 00:33:54.889 until its concentration is below it's
00:33:57.430 00:33:57.440 lower explosive limit finally the tank
00:34:03.340 00:34:03.350 may be ventilated with air if necessary
00:34:13.710 00:34:13.720 the tank must be at ambient temperature
00:34:16.290 00:34:16.300 and the air dry or else condensation
00:34:19.200 00:34:19.210 will form it will have to be removed a
00:34:22.740 00:34:22.750 long and costly job
00:34:28.760 00:34:28.770 whatever the commercial pressures nobody
00:34:31.880 00:34:31.890 must enter a tank until tests for cargo
00:34:34.610 00:34:34.620 vapors have been carried out and the
00:34:36.050 00:34:36.060 level of oxygen is 21%
00:34:40.270 00:34:40.280 and don't overlook carbon monoxide when
00:34:44.659 00:34:44.669 the oxygen levels oak
00:34:51.590 00:34:51.600
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