KR20110051731A - Cofferdam temperature control method & facility of membrane lng carrier - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to a membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method and apparatus therefor, the purpose of which is to measure the outlet temperature of the glycol water discharged from the steam heater to directly control the flow rate of steam flowing into the steam heater and through this The present invention provides a membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method and apparatus capable of optimizing cofferdam temperature by preventing overheating.
The present invention measures the outlet temperature of the glycol water discharged from the steam heater by a temperature sensor, and controls the flow rate of the steam flowing into the steam heater from the control unit in accordance with the measured value detected by the temperature sensor to overheat the glycol water In addition, the cofferdam temperature can be optimized.
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The present invention relates to a membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method and apparatus therefor, by sensing the temperature of the glycol water outlet, by directly controlling the steam flow to the heater in accordance with the detection value can optimize the glycol water discharge temperature control A membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method and apparatus therefor.
In general, liquefied natural gas (LNG) consists mainly of methane, but also contains small amounts of other liquefied gases, although current economic interest is focused on LNG transport, problems related to the transport and handling of large quantities of liquefied gas are ammonia, ethylene The same applies to liquefied gases such as propane, butane and chlorine.
As LNG emerged as an energy resource, an efficient transportation method for transporting a large amount from the production base to the destination of the demand site was considered to use this gas as energy, and the result was an LNG carrier for maritime transportation of LNG. appear.
In LNG carriers, LNG storage tanks are built for the storage and transportation of LNG liquefied at cryogenic conditions. In these storage tanks, attention is paid to complete leakage prevention, complete insulation, and stability of low-temperature and shrinking tanks. .
In general, LNG is transported at vapor pressures slightly above atmospheric pressure and boiling temperatures of about -260 ° F (-163 ° C), and all containment systems must be constructed of materials that can withstand extremely low temperatures, and from ambient conditions to field conditions. It must be designed to have temperature insulations that are effective in accommodating a wide range of temperature changes, preventing heat ingress and preventing cooling of the ship's basic hull structure.
In general, a cofferdam (1: cofferdam) having a shape similar to the cross-sectional shape of the tank is installed before and after each storage tank T of the membrane type liquefied natural gas storage ship.
As mentioned above, LNG cargoes are stored at an extremely low temperature of -163 ° C, so if there is no heating device for temperature rise between the transverse bulkheads of the storage tank, the LNG cargo is about -50 ° C to -100 ° C by heat transfer. It is in a low temperature state, and general steel structures may be damaged by hull due to the low temperature brittleness of the material.
Eventually, a separate heating system is used to raise the air temperature of the cofferdam to at least 0 ° C to 5 ° C, and general class approved steel is used.
The heating system is a heating coil is installed in the inside of the copper dam (A), the inside of the heating coil is filled with glycol water (Glycoled Water) used as an antifreeze, the outside of the copper dam is equipped with a pump, The pump circulates inside the cofferdam (A) and pulls the cooled glycol water and sends it to the steam heater. That is, the glycol water heated from the steam heater is configured to heat the cofferdam steel structure while moving inside the cofferdam A along the heating coil.
The heating system used in the prior art, as shown in Figure 3, in order to control the temperature of the cofferdam, sense the temperature of the glycol water discharge line of the steam heater, glycol water with a 3-
However, the conventional heating system as described above does not have a function of adjusting the amount of steam introduced into the steam heater, so that the glycol water inside the steam heater may be overheated, which makes it difficult to keep the temperature of the cofferdam constant. There was a point.
In addition, the conventional heating system requires a three-
The present invention is to solve the above object, the object is to measure the outlet temperature of the glycol water discharged from the steam heater to directly control the flow rate of steam flowing into the steam heater and thereby prevent overheating of glycol water The present invention provides a membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method and apparatus for optimizing the cofferdam temperature.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method and apparatus which can simplify the structure, reduce material costs, and reduce production man-hours through the 3-way valve and bypass line installation. .
The present invention measures the outlet temperature of the glycol water discharged from the steam heater by a temperature sensor, and controls the flow rate of the steam flowing into the steam heater from the control unit in accordance with the measured value detected by the temperature sensor to overheat the glycol water In addition, the cofferdam temperature can be optimized.
As such, the present invention controls the flow rate of steam flowing into the steam heater according to the glycol water outlet temperature without installing the 3-way valve and the bypass line, thereby preventing overheating of the glycol water, thereby easily optimizing the cofferdam temperature. Can be done.
In addition, the present invention can omit the installation of the 3-way valve and the bypass line, which can simplify the structure of the device, thereby reducing the installation time and can proceed quickly the work process, reducing material costs There are many effects, such as saving money.
Figure 1 shows a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the ship, Figure 2 shows an exemplary view showing a configuration according to the present invention, the present invention is glycol water filled in the heating coil inside the cofferdam is drawn up by the pump (2) In the membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control method of moving to the steam heater (3a, 3b) and heated, the heated glycol water is moved along the heating coil in the inside of the cofferdam (A) to heat the cofferdam (1) ;
The outlet temperature of the glycol water discharged from the
The glycol water refers to ethylene glycol, which is a nonvolatile liquid boiling at 197 ° C., is a viscous, sweet colorless liquid, and absorbs moisture well.
The
The temperature sensor 4 is installed in the outlet side line 7 discharged from the
The
As described above, the membrane LNG carrier ship cofferdam temperature control apparatus of the present invention circulates the inside of the cofferdam (A) and the cooled glycol water steam heaters (3a, 3b) by the steam supplied through the steam supply line (9) Glycol water heated by the
The temperature sensor 4 is installed in the outlet line 7 of the steam heater, the
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail by way of examples.
Example 1
The glycol water temperature of the glycol waterline on the outlet side of the steam heater was measured, and the flow rate of steam flowing into the steam heater was controlled according to the measured value, and the cofferdam temperature was measured according to the result. In this case, the steam heater was measured for the main steam heater of the heating system having a main steam heater and a preliminary steam heater, the results are shown in Table 1 below.
Table 1
Example 2
The glycol water temperature of the glycol waterline on the outlet side of the steam heater was measured, and the flow rate of steam flowing into the steam heater was controlled according to the measured value, and the cofferdam temperature was measured according to the result. In this case, the steam heater was measured for the preliminary steam heater of the heating system having a main steam heater and a preliminary steam heater, the results are shown in Table 2 below.
[Table 2]
As in Examples 1 and 2, it can be seen that the heating system according to the present invention can control the cofferdam temperature in almost real time.
The present invention is not limited to the above-described specific preferred embodiments, and various modifications can be made by any person having ordinary skill in the art without departing from the gist of the present invention claimed in the claims. Of course, such changes will fall within the scope of the claims.
1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional schematic diagram of a ship
2 is an exemplary view showing a configuration according to the present invention
3 is an exemplary view showing a conventional configuration
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(1): copper dam (2): pump
(3a, 3b): Steam heater (4): Temperature sensor
(5): control unit (6): glycol waterline
(7): Outlet line (8): Steam supply valve
(9): Steam supply line
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