EP4182598A1 - Système de chargement de gaz naturel liquide - Google Patents
Système de chargement de gaz naturel liquideInfo
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- EP4182598A1 EP4182598A1 EP21752075.8A EP21752075A EP4182598A1 EP 4182598 A1 EP4182598 A1 EP 4182598A1 EP 21752075 A EP21752075 A EP 21752075A EP 4182598 A1 EP4182598 A1 EP 4182598A1
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Definitions
- the present invention falls within the field of liquid natural gas storage tanks, in particular terrestrial liquid natural gas storage tanks.
- Liquid natural gas is generally transported by sea in storage tanks on transport ships. Natural gas is kept in liquid form to increase the amount of natural gas transported per tank, the volume of one liter of natural gas in liquid form being much lower than the volume of one liter of natural gas in gaseous form. These tanks maintain the liquid natural gas at a very low temperature, and more precisely at a temperature below -163°C, the temperature at which the natural gas is in liquid form at atmospheric pressure.
- an onshore liquid natural gas storage tank is installed at a port.
- the latter is generally fitted out so that liquid natural gas transport ships can come and restock and/or unload their liquid natural gas cargo.
- Connected onshore storage tanks are equipped with elements passing through one of the walls of these onshore tanks, such as for example a tube, then allowing a liquid natural gas loading and/or unloading installation to communicate with an internal volume of the onshore tank in which the liquid natural gas is stored and/or unloaded.
- land-based tanks include a storage structure intended to contain the liquefied natural gas and a supporting structure enveloping the storage structure.
- the walls of the storage structure generally comprise at least one sealed and thermally insulating secondary space and a sealed and thermally insulating primary space resting on the secondary space and configured to move in contact with the liquid natural gas contained in the tank.
- the storage structure may comprise a wall having a first portion composed of at least the secondary space and the primary space and a second portion comprising a sealed and thermally insulating layer in contact on the one hand with the structure. carrier and on the other hand with liquid natural gas. This genre installation can be put in place to facilitate the passage of a through element through the wall, and more precisely at the level of the waterproof and thermally insulating layer.
- a device for closing the secondary space of the first portion is generally installed to seal the secondary space of the second portion.
- closing devices are generally complicated to install and/or require considerable precision when mounting the walls of the storage structure of the tank. Since such precision is often difficult to achieve for large steel or concrete tanks, a space exists between the closure device and the components of the secondary space, which must be filled to limit thermal bridges.
- the present invention proposes an alternative to the already existing solutions thanks to a closing device adapting to the position of the secondary space during the assembly of the wall of the storage structure.
- the main object of the present invention is a sealed and thermally insulating tank for the transport and/or storage of liquefied natural gas, comprising at least one support structure and a storage structure enveloped by the support structure, the storage structure comprising at least a first portion and a second portion sealed relative to each other, the first portion and the second portion extending at least partly in the same plane parallel to the support structure, the storage structure having a thickness from the outside towards the inside of the tank along a direction perpendicular to the plane of the supporting structure, the tank comprising a closing device arranged at least partly in the thickness of the storage structure, the closure device comprising at least a first closure member and a second closure member configured to cooperate with each other so as to separate the first re portion of the second portion, at least one of the closure members comprising a first part and a second part extending in secant planes, characterized in that at least one of the parts of one and/or of the other of the closure members is connected to at least one of the portions by a fixing device arranged in
- the tank storage structure comprises a plurality of walls, each of these walls comprising at least the first portion and the second portion.
- one of the walls of the plurality of walls comprises a part at the level of which the first portion and the second portion extend in the same plane parallel to the supporting structure. It is understood here that the first portion and the second portion are aligned relative to each other, while maintaining independence of their internal volume, since the first portion is sealed relative to the second portion.
- thickness is understood to mean the dimension of the element considered measured along a direction perpendicular to the supporting structure of the first portion and of the second portion, the thickness possibly being a part of one or the other portions lying along this direction.
- at least one of the parts of one and/or the other of the closure members extends along the thickness, in a zone located between the first portion and the second portion, the device fixing fixing it to at least one of the portions in their thickness.
- At least one of the closure members has an “L” profile seen in a section plane passing through the closure device.
- the first closure member and the second closure member have an “L” profile seen in a section plane passing through the closure device.
- the first part of one of the closing members extends perpendicularly with respect to the second part of this closing member.
- At least one of the closure members is fixed to the other closure member by at least one weld bead.
- the weld bead also provides a seal between these two closure members, so as to avoid any exchange of fluid between the first portion and the second portion.
- the second part of one of the closure members is fixed to the second part of the other closure member by a weld bead.
- the first closure member and the second closure member are positioned head to tail relative to each other.
- the second part of the first closure member extends parallel to the second part of the second closure member, the second parts of the closure members being joined to one another, the two other parts of the closure members extending opposite to each other in planes parallel to each other.
- the first closure member and/or the second closure member of the closure device are elastically deformable. It is understood by elastically deformable that each of the closure members can see its shape be modified under the exertion of pressure, the closure members then returning to their initial shape when this pressure is no longer exerted. This characteristic allows the first and the second closure member to follow the phenomena of expansion or contraction of the first portion and/or of the second portion.
- one of the closure members is connected to at least one of the portions by the fixing device arranged in the thickness of the storage structure, the other closure member being connected to the supporting structure.
- one of the closure members is connected to at least one of the portions by the fixing device arranged in the thickness of the support structure, the support structure comprising an insert at the level which one or other of the parts of the other closure member is attached.
- the first portion comprises a secondary space and a primary space
- the secondary space comprising, successively in the direction of the thickness from the outside towards the inside of the vessel, a barrier thermally insulating secondary barrier able to be in contact with the load-bearing structure and a secondary sealing membrane resting on the thermally insulating secondary barrier
- the fixing device extending at least partly in the thermally insulating secondary barrier
- the primary space comprising , successively in the direction of the thickness from the outside towards the inside of the tank, a thermally insulating primary barrier which rests on the secondary sealing membrane and a primary sealing membrane resting on the primary barrier thermally insulating and intended to be in contact with the fluid contained in the tank
- the second portion comprising a thermally insulating wall adapted to be in contact with the supporting structure and an impermeable membrane resting on the thermally insulating wall and intended to be in contact with the fluid contained in the tank.
- the tank therefore comprises a part of its wall where the primary space and the secondary space overlap, and a part of its wall only provided with the sealed and thermally insulating layer, the secondary space then being closed by the closure device according to the invention.
- the volume of the second portion is in communication with the volume of the primary space of the first portion of the supporting structure, so that this common volume can be crossed by the same inerting fluid, in particular nitrogen.
- the secondary space comprises a fixing plate arranged between the thermally insulating secondary barrier and the primary space, the first part of the first closure member being connected to the fixing plate by at least a weld bead, the second part of the first closure member being connected to the thermally insulating secondary barrier by the fixing device arranged in the thickness of the storage structure.
- the first part of the first closure member is connected to a fixing plate by at least one weld bead, the fixing plate and the first closure member being configured to be mounted a single block on the thermally insulating secondary barrier.
- the support structure comprises an insert, the first part of the second closure member being connected to the insert by at least one weld bead, the second part of the second closure member being connected to the thermally insulating secondary barrier by the fixing device placed in the thickness of the storage structure.
- At least the secondary space comprises at least one thermally insulating self-supporting panel having an internal face oriented towards the inside of the tank, an external face oriented towards the outside of the tank, and a thickness face extending between the internal face and the external face of the self-supporting panel, the panel self-supporting secondary space adjacent to the first closure member comprising a chamfer connecting the internal face and the thickness face of the self-supporting panel.
- the thickness face of the self-supporting panel comprises a plywood panel which receives the fixing device.
- the first closure member comprises a bent part connecting the first part to the second part of the first closure member, the first closure member being positioned against the internal face and the thickness face of the self-supporting panel of the secondary space so that the bent part of the first closure member is arranged in line with the chamfer of the self-supporting panel.
- a second object of the present invention is also a transport and/or storage unit comprising at least one tank according to any one of the preceding characteristics, the transport and/or storage unit consisting of a ship, a barge, a reliquefaction unit, gasification unit, land structure or gravity platform.
- a third object of the present invention is a method for mounting a junction zone between a first portion and a second portion of the tank according to any one of the preceding characteristics, the tank comprising a supporting structure enveloping the supporting structure, method comprising a first step during which the thermally insulating secondary barrier is mounted against the supporting structure.
- the method for mounting the vessel of a junction zone comprises a second step during which the second part of the first closure member is fixed at the level of a thickness of the thermally insulating secondary barrier by the fixing device.
- the thermally insulating secondary barrier comprises a fixing plate, the method comprising a third step, during which the first part of the first closure member is fixed to the thermally insulating secondary barrier at the level of this fixing plate. fixing by a weld bead.
- the support structure comprises an insert, the method comprising a fourth step during which the second part of the second closure member is fixed to the second part of the first closure member by a cord of weld, and the first part of the second closure member is fixed to the insert of the supporting structure by another weld bead.
- the method of mounting the tank of a junction zone comprises a fifth step during which the secondary sealing membrane is installed against the thermally insulating secondary barrier.
- This fifth stage of the assembly process for a tank of a junction zone can take place before or after the fourth stage of said process.
- the method of mounting the vessel of a junction zone comprises a sixth step, during which the thermally insulating primary barrier is installed against the secondary space, part of the thermally insulating primary barrier covering partially the first part of the first closure member, and the thermally insulating wall is installed against the load-bearing structure at least in the majority plane of extension of the secondary space, a part of the thermally insulating wall being arranged in line with the first part of the second closure member along the thickness.
- the method for mounting the tank of a junction zone comprises a seventh step, during which the primary sealing membrane and the impermeable membrane are respectively installed against the primary thermally insulating barrier and against the thermally insulating wall, the primary sealing membrane and the impermeable membrane extending in a common plane.
- the present invention finally has as a fourth object a process for loading or unloading liquefied gas contained in a tank according to any one of the preceding characteristics, during which a cold liquid product is conveyed through insulated pipes from or to a floating or terrestrial storage to or from a tank according to any one of the preceding characteristics.
- FIG. 1 is a representation in perspective of a tank according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a cross section of the tank according to Figure 1;
- FIG. 3 is a cross section of a closure device disposed between a first portion and a second portion of a ceiling wall of the tank according to Figure 1;
- FIG. 4 is a representation in perspective of the closing device according to FIG. 3, viewed from inside the tank.
- variants of the invention may be associated with each other, in various combinations, insofar as they are not incompatible or exclusive with respect to each other.
- variants of the invention may be imagined comprising only a selection of characteristics described below in isolation from the other characteristics described, if this selection of characteristics is sufficient to confer a technical advantage and/or to differentiate the invention. compared to the prior art.
- a longitudinal direction corresponds to a main direction of extension of the sealed and thermally insulating tank, this longitudinal direction being parallel to a longitudinal axis L of a reference L, V, T illustrated in the figures.
- a transverse direction corresponds to a direction parallel to a transverse axis along which mainly extends a front wall of the sealed and thermally insulating tank, this transverse direction being parallel to a transverse axis T of the reference L, V, T and this axis transverse T being perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L.
- a vertical direction corresponds to a direction parallel to a vertical axis V of the reference L, V, T, this vertical axis V being perpendicular to the longitudinal axis L and the axis transverse t.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a sealed and thermally insulating tank 1 taking the overall shape of a rectangular parallelepiped.
- the tank 1 comprises a support structure 2 and a support structure 4 enveloping the storage structure 2, the storage structure 2 being shaped in layers.
- the storage structure 2 is configured to contain and/or store a fluid, and more particularly a cryogenic liquid, such as for example liquid natural gas or carbon dioxide. liquefied petroleum.
- the storage structure 2 comprises a plurality of walls resting against the support structure 4. The latter is configured to support the plurality of walls when the tank 1 is at least partially filled with this fluid, this fluid exerting pressure on each of the walls of the plurality of walls, this pressure being taken up by the supporting structure 4.
- this type of tank 1 is used in the terrestrial storage of liquid natural gas to contain liquid natural gas and/or as a point of loading and/or unloading of a maritime transport vessel, such as for example a gravity platform.
- “Gravity platform” means that the tank is at least partially submerged, in a port for example, and that a liquefaction and/or gasification unit is installed partially or totally at the level of the ceiling of the tank. More precisely, the tank 1 can collaborate with the liquefaction and/or gasification unit so that the tank stores liquefied gas coming from the liquefaction unit and/or supplies the gasification unit with liquefied gas.
- the supporting structure 4 can then comprise at least concrete.
- this tank 1 can also be used as a tank 1 for transporting liquid natural gas, or even as a fuel tank for a ship and/or a barge.
- this tank 1 can also be used in maritime transport, as tank 1 for transporting liquid natural gas.
- the load-bearing structure 4 comprises at least one hull of the floating structure, such as a metal hull for example.
- the tank 1 extends mainly along a longitudinal direction L.
- the plurality of walls of the storage structure 2 comprises a ceiling wall 6 and a bottom wall 8 each extending generally in a plane parallel to the longitudinal direction L and to a transverse direction T.
- the storage structure 2 also comprises a plurality of side walls 10a, 10b extending at least along a vertical direction V between the wall bottom 8 and the ceiling wall 6.
- the plurality of side walls 10a, 10b here comprises two longitudinal walls 10a parallel to each other and two front walls 10b parallel to each other.
- the longitudinal walls 10a extend along the longitudinal direction L, the front walls 10b extending for their part along the transverse direction T between the two longitudinal walls 10a.
- the support structure 4 takes the form of the storage structure 2, enveloping the latter.
- the support structure 4 comprises a plurality of partitions 12, each of these partitions 12 advantageously extending parallel to one of the walls of the plurality of walls.
- the ceiling wall 6 comprises two separate spaces, a first portion 46 of which is composed of at least two sealed spaces relative to each other, and a second portion 48 being composed at least by a sealed and thermally insulating layer 50 in contact with the supporting structure 4, while helping to define an internal volume 45 of the tank 1.
- the tank 1, and more particularly the storage structure 2 is configured to maintain the liquid natural gas at a temperature below -163°C.
- each wall of the storage structure 2, as well as the first portion 46 of the ceiling wall 6, comprise successively in the direction of the thickness from the outside towards the inside the tank 1, a secondary space 28 and a primary space 30, thermally insulating and sealed with respect to each other.
- the storage structure 2 comprises a closing device 58 connected to at least one of the portions 46, 48 by a fixing device 84 placed in the thickness of the storage structure 2. More particularly, the fixing device 84 is arranged at the level of the secondary space 28 of the first portion 46.
- closure device 58 and of the fixing device 84 will be made following the description of the various components of each of the primary 30 and secondary 28 spaces, and of the components of the sealed and thermally insulating layer 50, with reference in Figure 2 which is a section of the tank 1 along a plane P illustrated in Figure 1.
- the secondary space 28 at the level of the first portion 46 of the ceiling wall comprises, successively from the load-bearing structure 4 towards the primary space 30, a thermally insulating secondary barrier 32, a secondary sealing membrane 34, the primary space 30 comprising meanwhile, successively from the secondary space 28 to inside the tank 1, a thermally insulating primary barrier 36 and a primary sealing membrane 38.
- the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 is a juxtaposition of self-supporting panels, which are heat-insulating, each self-supporting panel comprising, successively from the load-bearing structure 4 towards the secondary sealing membrane 34, a first plate of plywood, an insulating block thermal and a second wooden plywood plate.
- the thermal insulation block extends between the wooden plywood plates and can be made of a synthetic alveolar material, such as polyurethane foam for example, allowing efficient and homogeneous thermal insulation.
- the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 and more particularly the second wooden plywood plate, is secured to the secondary sealing membrane 34, for example by gluing.
- the secondary sealing membrane 34 comprises a rigid secondary sealing membrane 40 and a flexible secondary sealing membrane 42, as more particularly visible in Figures 3 and 4.
- the thermally insulating primary barrier 36 has the same components as the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32, these same components being superimposed in a similar manner.
- the walls of the storage structure 2 are mounted by juxtaposition of the self-supporting panels. These assembly panels are then covered by the primary sealing membrane 38, which can be made of stainless steel with waves. It should be noted that alternatively the primary sealing membrane is for example made of invar sheet.
- the primary sealing membrane 38 is intended to be in contact with the fluid contained in the tank 1 while helping to define the internal volume 45 of the tank 1.
- the second portion 48 comprises, in the direction of the thickness from the supporting structure 4 towards the internal volume 45 of the tank 1, a thermally insulating wall 52 resting against the supporting structure 4 and an impermeable membrane 54 resting on the thermally insulating wall 52 and intended to be in contact with the fluid contained in the tank 1.
- the thermally insulating wall 52 is of the same composition as the thermally insulating primary and secondary barriers 32, 36 of the primary and secondary spaces 28, 30, and therefore comprises at least one block of thermal insulation extending between two plates of wooden plywood. , one of the plates of which is fixed to the support structure 4, by gluing for example.
- the thermally insulating wall 52 of the sealed and thermally insulating layer 50 has a thickness at least equal to the sum of the thickness of the thermally insulating primary barrier 36 and the thickness of the secondary space 28 measured at the level of the first portion 46.
- the thickness of the thermally insulating wall 52 is measured along an axis perpendicular to a plane in which the second portion 48 mainly extends, the thickness of the primary thermally insulating barrier 36 and the thickness of the secondary space 28 being measured along a direction perpendicular to a plane in which the first portion 46 mainly extends.
- the thickness of the thermally insulating wall 52 is the addition of the thicknesses of the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32, the secondary sealing membrane 34 and the thermally insulating primary barrier 36.
- the thermally insulating wall 52 of the tight and thermally insulating layer 50 communicates aeraulically with the thermally insulating primary barrier 36 of the primary space 30. Indeed, an inerting fluid circulates in the thermally insulating primary barrier 36 of the primary space 30 and can also pass through the thermally insulating wall 52 of the sealed and thermally insulating layer 50.
- the impermeable membrane 54 is fixed on the thermally insulating wall 52 and is of the same composition as the primary sealing membrane 38, that is to say in stainless steel with waves, or in invar sheet.
- the impermeable membrane 54 is welded at at least one of its ends to the primary sealing membrane 38 ensuring continuity of the ceiling wall 6 between the first portion 46 and the second portion 48.
- the impermeable membrane 54 of the waterproof and thermally insulating layer 50 and the primary sealing membrane 38 of the primary space 30 extend at least partially in a common plane, the impermeable membrane 54 extending the primary sealing membrane 38 of the primary space 30 onto the sealed and thermally insulating layer 50 at the level of the second portion 48.
- the storage structure also comprises at least one closing device 58 of the secondary space 28 arranged at the level of at least one junction between the first portion 46 and the second portion 48 of the ceiling wall 6.
- the description of the closure device 58 is made in connection with Figures 3 and 4.
- the ceiling wall 6 is composed of at least four distinct sections 14, 16, 18, 20, each of these sections 14, 16, 18, 20 extending in a secant plane to the planes in which the other sections fit 14, 16, 18, 20.
- the four sections 14, 16, 18, 20 of the ceiling wall 6 are symmetrical in pairs, forming two central sections 14, 16 and two outer sections 18, 20.
- the storage structure 2 comprises a plane of symmetry which passes through a top 26 of the tank and which extends in a longitudinal and vertical plane, a central face and an outer face being symmetrical to the other central face and the other outer face.
- the second portion 48 of the ceiling wall 6 is formed in at least one of the central sections 14, 16 of the ceiling wall 6.
- a second portion 48 extending only on one of the central sections 14, 16 or only on one of the outer sections 18, 20 would not depart from the scope of the invention.
- the tank 1 comprises a tube 56 passing through at least the supporting structure 4 and the storage structure 2 at the level of the second portion 48 of the ceiling wall 6, at the level of the top 26 of the central sections 14 , 16.
- FIG. 3 being a detail view of a junction zone U between the first portion 46 and the second portion 48 illustrated in FIG.
- the closure device 58 as illustrated in Figure 3, comprises a first closure member 60 and at least one second closure member 62 configured to cooperate with each other so as to separate the secondary space 28 of the first portion 46 of the second portion 48.
- the first closure member 60 and/or the second closure member 62 comprise at least one fixing plate 68 to the secondary space 28. It is understood that the first closure member 60 and/or the second closure member 62 can form a single piece with this fixing plate 68 before being mounted on the secondary space 28.
- each of the closure members 60, 62 has an "L" profile seen in a cross-sectional plane of the ceiling wall, for example according to the sectional plane of Figure 2.
- Each closure member 60, 62 comprises a first part 64 and at least one second part 66 extending in secant planes.
- each closure member 60, 62 is a folded metal plate comprising the first part 64 and the second part 66, each plate extending at least along the longitudinal direction L of the tank 1
- the closure device 58 is composed of a succession of plates placed one after the other to form a closure strip for the secondary space 28.
- the plates extend around the periphery of the second portion 48, that is to say over the entire periphery of the second portion 48, and can thus extend mainly along the longitudinal L or transverse T directions.
- the first part 64 of the first closure member 60 here extends at least in part between the secondary space 28 and the primary space 30 of the first portion 46.
- the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 has an area for fixing the first part 64 of the first closure member 60.
- the secondary space 28 comprises a fixing plate 68 on which is fixed the first part 64 of the first closure member 60, this fixing plate 68 extending in the extension of the secondary sealing membrane 34.
- the fixing plate 68 and the first closure member 60 form a one-piece element, that is to say that the separation of one of the two elements would cause the destruction of one and/or or both elements. It is understood that in this configuration, the first part 64 of the first closure member 60 is directly in contact with the secondary space 28, or even directly fixed on the secondary space 28.
- the fixing plate 68 here extends the secondary rigid sealing membrane 40, the flexible secondary sealing membrane 42 covering at least partly the fixing plate 68, so as to provide a seal between the fixing plate 68 and the secondary rigid sealing membrane 40.
- the fixing plate 68 is fixed by a holding member 70, such as a screw or a rivet for example, to the secondary barrier thermally insulating 32.
- the first part 64 of the closure member is fixed to the fixing plate 68, for example by means of a weld bead, so that the first part 64 of the first closure member 60 is arranged at least between the fixing plate 68 and the primary space 30.
- the rigid secondary sealing membrane 40 and the flexible secondary sealing membrane 42 at least partly cover the fixing plate 68, so as to provide a seal between the fixing plate 68 and the secondary sealing membrane 34.
- the rigid secondary sealing membrane 40 is partially glued to the fixing plate 68 and the flexible secondary sealing membrane 42 at least partially covering the fixing plate 68 and the rigid secondary waterproofing membrane 40.
- the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 comprises at least one thermally insulating self-supporting panel 71 having an external face 72 fixed to the load-bearing structure 4 by a fixing element 74, such as mastic for example, a internal face 76 on which the fixing plate 68 of the secondary space 28 is fixed, and a thick face 78 extending between the external face 72 and the internal face 76 facing the second portion 48 of the wall of ceiling.
- a fixing element 74 such as mastic for example
- a internal face 76 on which the fixing plate 68 of the secondary space 28 is fixed and a thick face 78 extending between the external face 72 and the internal face 76 facing the second portion 48 of the wall of ceiling.
- each of the faces 72, 76, 78 of the panel self-supporting 71 comprises a plywood plate 81. It is on or in these plywood plates that the holding member 70 and/or the fastening device 84 are fixed, in particular by screwing or riveting .
- the self-supporting panel 71 has a chamfer 80 connecting the internal face 76 to the thick face 78 of the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32.
- the first closure member 60 comprises an angled part 82 connecting the first part 64 to the second part 66 of the first closure member 60, the bent part 82 of the first closure member 60 being arranged in line with the chamfer 80 of the self-supporting panel 71, that is to say opposite this chamfer.
- each closure member 60, 62 here comprises a bent part 82 connecting the first parts 64 to the respective second parts 66 of each of the closure members 60, 62. Thanks to this bent part 82, at least the first closure member 60 and the second closure member 62 of the closure device 58 are elastically deformable.
- the various components of the ceiling wall can be made to retract and/or extend, for example because of the movements of the swell or even because of a sudden thermal change, in particular during the loading or unloading phase of the object tank of the invention.
- the first closure member 60 and the second closure member 62 of the closure device 58 are configured to be able to adapt their shapes to the movements of the components of the ceiling wall. More specifically, each part 64, 66 of each closure member 60, 62 can move away from and approach one another under the effect of the stresses described above.
- At least one of the parts 64, 66 of one and/or the other of the closure members 60, 62 is connected to at least one of the portions 46, 48 by the fixing device 84 disposed in the thickness of the storage structure 2.
- at least one of the parts 64, 66 of one and/or the other of the closure members 60, 62 is in contact and fixed by the device fixing 84 on one of the portions 46, 48, the at least one of the parts 64, 66 of one or the other of the closure members being extending along a direction perpendicular to the plane d main extension of portions 46, 48.
- the first closure member 60 is positioned against the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 such that the second portion 66 of the first closure member 60 extends along the thickness face 78 of the secondary barrier thermally insulating 32.
- the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 is secured to the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 at the level of the thickness face 78 by the fixing device 84 extending at least partly in the plate in plywood 81 of the thickness face 78, the fixing device 84 possibly being, for example, a screw or a rivet.
- the fixing device 84 is a wood screw.
- the fixing device 84 is installed at an end portion of the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32.
- the fixing device 84 extends through the thickness face 78 of the self-supporting panel 71, face extending between the outer face 72 and the inner face 76 of said self-supporting panel, to secure the first closure member 60 of the self-supporting panel 71.
- the second part 66 of each closure member 60, 62 extends in a plane perpendicular to the planes in which the first parts 64 of the first and second closure member 60 extend, 62.
- the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 thus extends from the bent part 82 of the first closure member 60 towards the support structure 4, the second part 66 of the second closure member 62 extending from the bent part 82 of the second closure member 62 towards the internal volume of the tank.
- the second part 66 of each of the closing members 60, 62 comprises an end 86, the second part 66 of each of the closing members 60, 62 being in contact with the second part 66 of the other closing member 60, 62 at the less over a zone which extends between the end 86 of the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 and the end 86 of the second part 66 of the second closure member 62.
- the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 is framed on the one hand by the plywood plate 81 of the thickness face 78 and on the other hand by the second part 66 of the second closure member 62.
- Each closure member 60, 62 is attached to the other closure member 60, 62 by at least one weld bead. More specifically, the second part 66 of the second closure member 62 is fixed to the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 by means, for example, of at least one weld bead made along the end 86 of the second part. 66 of the first closure member 60 on the second part 66 of the second closure member 62.
- the second part 66 of the second closure member 62 is fixed by the fixing device 84 to the plywood plate 81 of the thickness face, the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 being fixed on the second part 66 of the second closure member 62.
- the second part 66 of the second closure member 62 is framed on the one hand by the wooden plate of plywood 81 of the thickness face 78 and on the other hand by the second part 66 of the first closure member 60.
- the first part 64 of the second closure member 62 extends for its part at least partly between the sealed and thermally insulating layer 50 of the second portion 48 and the supporting structure 4.
- the first part 64 of the second closure member 62 is fixed to the carrier structure 4.
- the carrier structure 4 comprises an insert 88, also visible in Figure 4, against which the first part 64 of the second closure member 62 is fixed.
- the insert 88 of the carrier structure is metallic, the first part 64 of the second closure member 62 being fixed to the insert 88 of the carrier structure 4 by at least one weld bead.
- the second parts 66 of the closure members 60, 62, part of the thermally insulating wall 52 and part of the primary thermally insulating barrier 36 participate in delimiting a cavity 90 filled by a thermally insulating component, such as glass wool, for example.
- the invention also relates to a method for mounting the U junction zone of the tank 1 comprising at least seven steps carried out chronologically one after the other. However, other assembly steps not listed may be interspersed between these seven steps.
- This assembly method comprises a first step during which the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 is mounted against the supporting structure 4 of the tank 1.
- at least one self-supporting panel 71 is preassembled, this self-supporting panel 71 being mainly composed of a block of thermal insulation framed by two plates of plywood, this self-supporting panel 71 being glued to the load-bearing structure 4, with mastic for example.
- the method of mounting the junction zone U comprises a second step during which the first part 64 of the first closure member 60 is installed against the fixing plate 68 of the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32, the fixing plate 68 being positioned on the inner face 76 of the self-supporting panel 71, the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 being installed against the thickness face 78 of the self-supporting panel 71 forming the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32.
- the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 is then fixed to the thickness face 78 of the self-supporting panel 71 of the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32 by the fixing device 84.
- the method for mounting the junction zone U comprises a third step during which the first part 64 of the first closure member 60 is fixed to the fixing plate 68 of the thermally insulating secondary barrier 32, for example by means of a cord Welding.
- the method of mounting the junction zone U comprises a fourth step during which the first part 64 of the second closure member 62 is installed against the supporting structure 4, the second part 66 of the second closure member 62 being installed against the second part 66 of the first closure member 60.
- the second part 66 of the second closure member 62 is then fixed to the second part 66 of the first closure member 60 for example by means of a weld bead.
- the first part 64 of the second closure member 62 is fixed for its part to the insert 88 of the supporting structure 4, for example by means of another weld bead.
- the method of mounting the junction zone U comprises a step during which the secondary sealing membrane 34 is installed against the secondary thermally insulating barrier 32. This step fear wanders carried out indifferently between the first and each of the other steps of the method. More precisely, the rigid secondary sealing membrane 40 is glued against the secondary thermally insulating barrier 32 so that the rigid secondary sealing membrane 40 is in the same plane as the fixing plate 68 of the secondary thermally insulating barrier 32. The flexible secondary sealing membrane 42 is then glued against the rigid secondary sealing membrane 40 and at least partially against the fixing plate 68 of the secondary thermally insulating barrier 32, thus covering the junction between the secondary sealing membrane 34 and fixing plate 68.
- the method for mounting the junction zone U comprises a sixth step during which the primary thermally insulating barrier 36 is installed against the secondary space 28, a part of the primary thermally insulating barrier 36 partially covering the first part 64 of the first closure 60.
- the thermally insulating wall 52 is installed against the storage structure 2 at least in the same major extension plane as that of the first portion 46, a part of the thermally insulating wall 52 partially covering the first part 64 of the second closure member 62.
- the method for mounting the junction zone U comprises a seventh step during which the primary sealing membrane 38 and the impermeable membrane 54 are respectively installed against the primary thermally insulating barrier 36 and against the thermally insulating wall 52.
- the primary membrane of sealant 38 and impermeable membrane 54 cover the junction between thermally insulating primary barrier 36 and thermally insulating wall 52.
- Thermally insulating primary barrier 36 and thermally insulating wall 52 are in communication with each other forming a common volume traversed by an inerting fluid, such as dinitrogen for example.
- the sealing membrane 38 and the impermeable membrane 54 thus render this common volume, but also the first portion 46 and the second portion 48, sealed against the fluid circulating and/or stored in the internal volume 45 of the tank 1.
- the invention also relates to a process for loading or unloading liquefied gas contained in the tank described above, during which a cold liquid product is routed through insulated pipes from or to a floating or terrestrial storage installation to or from a tank. 1 as described herein.
- the invention cannot however be limited to the means and configurations described and illustrated here, and it also extends to the average tower or equivalent configuration described and illustrated here, and it also extends to the average tower or equivalent configuration and to road combination technique operating such means.
- the position of the second portion as well as of the closure device, here arranged at the level of the central sections of the ceiling wall can in another embodiment wander installed at the level of at least one other section and even at level of another wall of the storage structure.
- the orientation given to each of the elements is likely to be modified depending on the positioning of the second portion in the tank.
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