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LPG Carriers for Engineers

Speaker and author of the course: Senior Mechanic, Technical Superintendent

Temnikov Alexandr Sergeevich

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Course Description

We are pleased to introduce a new course dedicated to LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) carriers. This lecture package will provide a detailed exploration of the operational specifics of these vessels, including their classification and structural features.

What You Will Learn in This Course:

  • Classification and Structural Features:
    Dive into the different types of LPG carriers and their unique designs, which ensure safety and efficiency in gas transportation.

  • Key Aspects of SOLAS Chapter VII and the IGC Code:
    Examine the essential provisions of SOLAS Chapter VII, including the International Gas Carrier (IGC) Code, which governs the safe operation of gas carriers.

  • Cargo Systems and Tanks:
    Discuss the specifics of cargo system design and cargo tank construction on LPG vessels, as well as their impact on safety and operations.

The gas industry is currently experiencing rapid growth, becoming an increasingly vital segment of the global energy market. With rising demand for clean and sustainable energy sources, gas shipping has emerged as one of the most promising sectors in maritime transport. This course will serve as a valuable resource for those preparing for job interviews and seeking employment on LPG carriers.

In this lecture, we will thoroughly examine the key concepts related to the process of transporting liquefied gases on LPG carriers. 🚢💨
In this lecture, you will learn about:

  • Key Concepts:
Familiarize yourself with the main terms and concepts necessary for understanding the transportation of liquefied gases and their safe operation.
  • Classification of LPG Carriers:
Study the various classes of LPG carriers, their characteristics, and features that affect the choice of vessel for a specific transport.
  • Classification of Cargo Tanks:
Explore the different types of cargo tanks used on gas carriers and their structural features that ensure safety and efficiency in transportation.

This course is aimed at marine engineers who seek to deepen their knowledge in employment opportunities on modern gas carriers. The liquefied gas transportation industry is actively developing, and the demand for qualified professionals continues to grow. Prepare for new opportunities in this dynamically evolving field and become an integral part of the future of shipping!

In this course, we continue our in-depth study of LPG carriers, exploring their key characteristics and operational aspects. The gas industry is actively evolving today, becoming an important segment of the global energy market. With the growing demand for clean and sustainable energy sources, gas transportation is becoming one of the most promising areas of shipping.

Key Concepts:

  • Sloshing:We will study the phenomenon of sloshing in cargo tanks and its impact on the stability of the vessel.
  • Brittle Fracture:We will discuss the causes and consequences of brittle fracture, as well as methods to prevent this phenomenon.
  • Rollover:We will examine the mechanisms of gas rollover in tanks and the principles of their control.

Control Systems in Cargo Tanks:

  • An overview of modern technologies and monitoring systems installed on LPG carriers to ensure safety and efficiency during transportation.

Safety on LPG Carriers:

  • Discussion of safety measures necessary to prevent accidents and minimize risks when working with gas.
  • Recommendations for ensuring safe working conditions for the crew and protecting the environment.

In the third lecture of the “LPG for Engineers” course package, we will discuss in detail the cargo system and the equipment for re-liquefying gas.

  1. LPG Cargo System:
  • We will study the main components and functions of the cargo system on LPG carriers.
  • We will examine the processes related to loading, unloading, and storing liquefied gas.
  1. Principle of Re-Liquefaction:
  • We will discuss the technological processes of gas re-liquefaction and their importance for the safe operation of vessels.
  • We will look at the equipment used for re-liquefaction and its role in ensuring the efficiency of transportation.
  1. Structural Features of Vessels:
  • We will talk about the diversity of design solutions applied on LPG carriers.
  • We will highlight key nuances to consider when seeking employment on this type of vessel.

The gas industry is currently experiencing rapid development, becoming an increasingly important segment of the global energy market. With the growing demand for clean and sustainable energy sources, gas transportation is emerging as one of the most promising sectors in shipping. This course will be a valuable asset in preparing for interviews and securing positions on LPG vessels.

In the Fourth lecture of the “LPG Course for Engineers,” we will discuss cargo compressors of the Sulzer type in detail.

  1. Features of Sulzer Compressors:
  • We will study the main technical specifications and functions of oil-free compressors.
  • We will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using this type of compressor on LPG carriers.
  1. Labyrinth Seals:
  • We will examine the importance of labyrinth seals for ensuring the reliable operation of compressors.
  • We will discuss the design features of the seals and their impact on the efficiency of the compressors.
  1. Structural Features of Compressors:
  • We will talk about the key structural elements of Sulzer compressors.
  • We will highlight the nuances that need to be considered during the operation and maintenance of these compressors.

 

The gas industry is currently experiencing rapid development, becoming an increasingly important segment of the global energy market. With the growing demand for clean and sustainable energy sources, gas transportation is emerging as one of the most promising sectors in shipping. This course will be a valuable asset in preparing for interviews and securing positions on LPG vessels.

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