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GL – Your competitive edge Take the lead through innovation Liquefied Gas Carrier Benjamin Scholz September 2012

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GL – Your competitive edgeTake the lead through innovation

Liquefied Gas CarrierBenjamin Scholz September 2012

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 2

Liquefied Gas Carrier

GL offers class related services and

consultancy regarding Gas Carriers

GL participates in the IGC Code revision

Member of different associations e.g.

SIGTTO

Class notation BGF

• for Gas Carrier using the boil off in the

machinery space

Number of Liquefied Gas Carrier

• FiS 105

• NB 18

123

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 3

Ethylene Gas Carrier

source: Clarksons World Fleet Register

Ethylene Gas Carrier (worldwide 168 vessel)

32%

20%12%

9%

7%

7%

13%

GL

BV

DNV

RINA

LR

NKK

Others

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 4

Small Scale LNG Carrier – Semi refrigerated

source: Clarksons World Fleet Register

Small Scale LNG Carrier - IMO Type-C

(worldwide 10 vessels)

60%

10%

10%

20%

GL

BV

DNV

on Order

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 5

Approval of tank Systems

Approval in Principle for GTT NO-96 and

Mark III in 2007

Detailed Analysis of different Tank

systems (IMO type A, B, C)

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 6

GL Engineering Service:e.g. Temperature Calculations for the carriage of LNG

Established designs for the transport of LPG/LEG are under evaluation regarding use

for cargoes with lower saturation temperatures (LNG) or higher densities (CO2)

LNG (-163°C)LPG (-104°C)

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 7

GL Engineering Service:e.g. Prediction of Sloshing induced Impact Loads

Computational Procedure

�Definition of relevant tanks

�Prediction of response operators for

ship motions for different speeds and

loading conditions

�Identification of critical tank fill levels

based on resonance period and

amplitude of motions

�Computation of fluid motions inside

tanks using CFD

Liquefied Gas Carrier | September 2012 | No. 8

Increasing demand for Liquefied Gas Carriere.g. LNG supply chain – with focus on LNG as ship fuel

production large carrier main terminal

end user bunker vessel local terminal small feeder

Thank you for your kind attention!

Benjamin Scholz

Ship Type Expert – Gas Carrier

[email protected]