Abstract:
This invention relates to a pressure vessel having a one-piece polymeric composite with a weldable metal fitting such that the pressure vessel can be coupled to a source of compressed fluid by a welded connection.
Abstract:
A buoy system for loading natural gas from a gas well to a ship, wherein the gas is compressed by a compressor of the buoy system, prior to loading, to a transportation pressure in the hundreds of bar, i.e. a high operating pressure of at least 200 bar.
Abstract:
A system for loading and storing CNG onboard of a ship and for unloading it therefrom comprises CNG loading facilities for loading CNG on board of the ship, CNG storage facilities for storing the loaded CNG on board of the ship at nominal storage pressure and temperature, and CNG unloading facilities for unloading CNG to a delivery point. The delivery point requires the unloaded CNG to be at delivery pressure and temperature generally different from the storage pressure and temperature. Thus, the CNG unloading facilities comprise a CNG heater for heating the to-be-unloaded CNG prior to unloading, and a lamination valve for allowing the to-be-unloaded CNG to expand from its storage pressure to the delivery pressure. A compressor may also be provided to compress CNG that would not otherwise be spontaneously delivered.
Abstract:
A system for loading and storing CNG onboard of a barge and for unloading it therefrom comprises CNG loading facilities for loading CNG on board of the barge, CNG storage facilities for storing the loaded CNG on board of the barge at nominal storage pressure and temperature, and CNG unloading facilities for unloading CNG to a delivery point. The delivery point requires the unloaded CNG to be at delivery pressure and temperature generally different from the storage pressure and temperature. Thus, the CNG unloading facilities comprise a CNG heater for heating the to-be-unloaded CNG prior to unloading, and a lamination valve for allowing the to- be-unloaded CNG to expand from its storage pressure to the delivery pressure. A compressor may also be provided to compress CNG that would not otherwise be spontaneously delivered.
Abstract:
A ship comprising a plurality of pressure vessels, there being a first set of pressure vessels of a first length, a second set of pressure vessels of a second length, and a third set of pressure vessels of a third length, the first, second and third lengths differing from one another. The vessels are typically arranged vertically, and the ship can be a multi-hull ship.
Abstract:
A ship comprising a plurality of pressure vessels, there being a first set of pressure vessels of a first length, a second set of pressure vessels of a second length, and a third set of pressure vessels of a third length, the first, second and third lengths differing from one another. The vessels are typically arranged vertically, and the ship can be a multi-hull ship.
Abstract:
This invention relates to a pressure vessel having a one-piece polymeric composite with a weldable metal fitting such that the pressure vessel can be coupled to a source of compressed fluid by a welded connection.
Abstract:
A system for loading and storing CNG onboard of a barge and for unloading it therefrom comprises CNG loading facilities for loading CNG on board of the barge, CNG storage facilities for storing the loaded CNG on board of the barge at nominal storage pressure and temperature, and CNG unloading facilities for unloading CNG to a delivery point. The delivery point requires the unloaded CNG to be at delivery pressure and temperature generally different from the storage pressure and temperature. Thus, the CNG unloading facilities comprise a CNG heater for heating the to-be-unloaded CNG prior to unloading, and a lamination valve for allowing the to- be-unloaded CNG to expand from its storage pressure to the delivery pressure. A compressor may also be provided to compress CNG that would not otherwise be spontaneously delivered.
Abstract:
A system for loading and storing CNG onboard of a ship and for unloading it therefrom comprises CNG loading facilities for loading CNG on board of the ship, CNG storage facilities for storing the loaded CNG on board of the ship at nominal storage pressure and temperature, and CNG unloading facilities for unloading CNG to a delivery point. The delivery point requires the unloaded CNG to be at delivery pressure and temperature generally different from the storage pressure and temperature. Thus, the CNG unloading facilities comprise a CNG heater for heating the to-be-unloaded CNG prior to unloading, and a lamination valve for allowing the to-be-unloaded CNG to expand from its storage pressure to the delivery pressure. A compressor may also be provided to compress CNG that would not otherwise be spontaneously delivered.