Submerged Turret Loading Buoy based Offshore Gas Receiving Terminals for LNG and CNG

Kaalstad, Jens P.; Hovde, G.

doi:10.4043/16579-ms

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DOI: 10.4043/16579-ms

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Submerged Turret Loading Buoy based Offshore Gas Receiving Terminals for LNG and CNG

Jens P. Kaalstad¹,

G. Hovde²

Abstract: The Submerged Turret Loading Buoy System (STL TM ), which is well proven in the North Sea for Offshore Loading of Crude Oil, is now developed for Discharge of Gas and will be used as an Offshore LNG receiving Terminal. Presently two 138,000 m 3 LNG Carriers are being constructed at Daewoo Shipyard with onboard re-gasification and shipboard system for connection to the STL Buoy. The first Submerged Loading Buoy based Offshore LNG Receiving Terminal installation will be in Gulf of Mexico -West Cameron Block 603.… Show more

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Experimental Study of Excessive Yaw Motion of Turret Moored Floating Body

조석규¹,

성홍근²,

홍장표³

et al. 2013

Journal of the Society of Naval Architects of Korea

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2This is an Open-Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0) which permits unrestricted non-commercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.Excessive yaw motion of a turret moored vessel was examined in this paper. The vessel was moored by an internal turret and catenary mooring lines. The experiments were conducted in regular waves. Turret moored vessel can oscillate from side to side or move to one particular direction, and eventually exhibit large yaw motion. The results showed that the excessive yaw occured for specific condition, ratio of wave lengths and vessel length. It was found that turret moored floating vessel was unstable for regular wave period from 14 to 18 sec and excessive yaw occurred to maximum 50 deg. The time series, trajectory, phase plot and qualitative analysis are performed. The analysis showed that the results of experiments agreed with the that of analytic method and the excessive yaw could be predicted by the stability analysis.

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Experimental Study of Excessive Yaw Motion of Turret Moored Floating Body

조석규¹,

성홍근²,

홍장표³

et al. 2013

Journal of the Society of Naval Architects of Korea

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Submerged Turret Loading Buoy based Offshore Gas Receiving Terminals for LNG and CNG

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Experimental Study of Excessive Yaw Motion of Turret Moored Floating Body

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