WO2015098092A1 - 液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置及び船舶用燃料ガス供給システム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a liquefied fuel gas evaporation promoting device for promoting evaporation of liquefied fuel gas stored in a tank mounted on a ship, and a system for supplying fuel gas to a gas fuel engine mounted on the ship.
- a LNG carrier such as a liquefied fuel gas carrier and a ship that uses liquefied fuel gas as fuel
- a portion of the liquefied fuel gas stored in the tank such as LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas)
- LNG Liquefied Natural Gas
- NBOG Natural Boil-off Gas
- the generated NBOG has been used as fuel for engines such as boilers and power generation engines that rotate the main turbine in LNG carriers.
- marine gas-fired engines using gas fuel such as LNG have been developed.
- the above-described turbine / boiler plant, generator engine, and gas-fired engine are collectively referred to as a gas fuel engine.
- Gas fuel engines include a gas engine that uses only fuel gas as a fuel and a dual fuel engine that uses both fuel gas and fuel oil such as heavy oil as fuel. In this gas fuel engine, pressurized fuel gas is used as fuel.
- Gas fuel engines include a two-cycle engine that directly injects and ignites and burns fuel gas at a high pressure of about 15 to 30 MPa, and a fuel gas that is sucked into the cylinder and compressed at about 0.5 MPa. In addition, there is a 4-cycle engine that ignites and burns.
- NBOG and FBOG have different components.
- NBOG is mainly composed of methane having a low boiling point in LNG, and the remaining component is nitrogen as an impurity.
- FBOG is the same component as the LNG composition, and generally contains many heavy components having a large number of carbon atoms such as ethane and propane in addition to methane and nitrogen.
- a gas-fired engine especially in a 4-cycle engine, if the content of heavy components of the fuel gas increases, knocking is induced in the compression process after inhaling the fuel gas. There is. Further, when NBOG and FBOG are mixed and used, complicated output adjustment is required depending on the mixing ratio.
- Patent Document 1 proposes a system that supplies fuel gas containing almost no heavy components to a gas-fired engine.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a part of the fuel gas supply system to the LNG carrier engine described in Patent Document 1 as the prior art.
- the fuel gas supply system 110 of Patent Document 1 forcibly vaporizes LNG taken out from the tank 11 through the pipe 141 with the vaporizer 140 to generate FBOG, and the generated FBOG is connected to the pipe 144.
- the FBOG is introduced from the bottom of the tank 11 into the LNG liquid layer.
- the FBOG introduced into the LNG liquid layer in the tank 11 dissolves in the LNG and reliquefies while rising in the LNG liquid layer.
- the thermal energy obtained by the FBOG in the vaporizer 140 is absorbed by the LNG in the tank 11. This thermal energy promotes the evaporation of LNG in the tank 11 and promotes the production of NBOG with a high methane ratio.
- LNG vaporizers mounted on ships are generally heat exchangers that vaporize LNG by heat exchange with steam generated by a boiler.
- Such an LNG vaporizer is difficult to obtain only a low output outside the output range. For example, if the amount of LNG corresponding to the required amount of FBOG (output) is less than 10% of the rated capacity of the vaporizer, it is difficult to vaporize only the amount of LNG, and excess LNG is vaporized excessively. Supplied into the tank.
- the prior art fuel gas supply system described in Patent Document 1 has room for improvement mainly from the viewpoint of energy saving.
- the present invention is a liquefied fuel gas evaporation promoting device for promoting the evaporation of liquefied fuel gas stored in a tank mounted on a ship, and realizes an increase in the amount of evaporation of the liquefied fuel gas with energy saving.
- the purpose is to provide what to do.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a fuel gas supply system for a ship equipped with a gas fuel engine, which can stably supply high-quality fuel gas containing almost no heavy components with energy saving. To do.
- a liquefied fuel gas evaporation promoting device is a liquefied fuel gas evaporation promoting device for promoting evaporation of a liquefied fuel gas stored in a tank, A heater for heating the liquefied fuel gas; A pump for pumping the liquefied fuel gas in the tank to the heater; An extraction pipe for sending the liquefied fuel gas from the pump to the heater; And a return pipe for feeding the liquefied fuel gas heated by the heater into the tank in a liquid state.
- the liquefied fuel gas warmed by the heater is returned to the tank, whereby thermal energy is given to the liquefied fuel gas in the tank.
- thermal energy With this thermal energy, the natural evaporation of the liquefied fuel gas in the tank is promoted, and the amount of NBOG produced can be increased.
- This NBOG is a high-quality fuel gas containing almost no heavy components. Since the liquefied fuel gas is only heated by the heater and is not vaporized, energy required for heating the liquefied fuel gas can be reduced as compared with the case where the liquefied fuel gas is vaporized.
- the liquefied fuel gas is not vaporized in the heater, it is freed from the limitation of the minimum output range due to the control difficulty at the time of low output that the vaporizer has. That is, since the heater can output lower than the output range of the vaporizer, supply of excess heat energy to the tank can be suppressed.
- the heater is a heat exchanger that transfers heat from the atmosphere to the liquefied fuel gas.
- the heater includes at least one heating pipe through which the liquefied fuel gas passes, and the heating pipe is a bare pipe whose periphery is exposed to the atmosphere.
- the heating medium for the liquefied fuel gas is the atmosphere, the energy for heating the heating medium can be reduced. And the structure of a heater can be simplified by using bare piping as a heating tube.
- the heating pipe has a plurality of heating regions in a tube length direction, and a liquefied fuel gas flow path capable of selecting the number of the heating regions through which the liquefied fuel gas passes through the heater. It is desirable that it be formed.
- the heater has a plurality of the heating pipes, and a liquefied fuel gas flow path capable of selecting the number of the heating pipes through which the liquefied fuel gas passes is formed in the heater.
- the degree of heating of the liquefied fuel gas by the heater in other words, the thermal energy given to the liquefied fuel gas in the heater can be adjusted.
- the pump pressurizes the liquefied fuel gas so that the liquefied fuel gas in the return pipe is not vaporized.
- the end of the return pipe may be located at the bottom of the tank.
- the warmed liquefied fuel gas can be sent into the liquefied fuel gas liquid layer.
- the heater may include at least one heating tube through which the liquefied fuel gas passes and a watering device for spraying water on the surface of the heating tube.
- a marine fuel gas supply system is a marine fuel gas supply system that supplies fuel gas to a gas fuel engine mounted on a marine vessel, A tank in which liquefied fuel gas is stored; The liquefied fuel gas evaporation promoting device; And a fuel gas supply pipe for sending evaporative gas generated from the liquefied fuel gas in the tank to the gas fuel engine.
- the liquefied fuel gas warmed by the heater is returned into the tank, whereby thermal energy is given to the liquefied fuel gas in the tank. With this thermal energy, the natural evaporation of the liquefied fuel gas in the tank is promoted, and the amount of NBOG produced can be increased. As described above, since the production of NBOG is promoted in the tank, it is possible to stably supply a high quality fuel gas containing almost no heavy components to the gas fuel engine. Since the liquefied fuel gas is only heated by the heater and is not vaporized, energy required for heating the liquefied fuel gas can be reduced as compared with the case where the liquefied fuel gas is vaporized.
- the liquefied fuel gas is not vaporized in the heater, it is freed from the limitation of the minimum output range due to the control difficulty at the time of low output that the vaporizer has. That is, since the heater can output lower than the output range of the vaporizer, supply of excess heat energy to the tank can be suppressed. In addition, since heat energy is applied to the entire liquefied fuel gas in the tank having a large heat capacity, a large buffer effect can be obtained, and even if NBOG is supplied in response to frequent output adjustments in operation, the pressure in the tank Because the variation is small, it is not necessary to adjust the heater output frequently.
- the heater may include at least one heating pipe through which the liquefied fuel gas passes, and the heating pipe may be a pipe extending in a ship length direction of the ship.
- the heating pipe by using the length in the ship length direction of the ship, it becomes easy to arrange the heating pipe so as to have a heat exchange area for obtaining heat input necessary for heating the liquefied fuel gas. .
- the marine vessel takes out the liquefied fuel gas in the tank and ejects the liquefied fuel gas from the upper portion of the tank, and a spray for pumping the liquefied fuel gas to the spray line. It is a ship provided with the pump, Comprising: You may use the said spray line as the said pump, using the said spray line as the said extraction piping and the said return piping.
- the marine vessel is a marine vessel provided with a pressure buildup line used for boosting the inside of the tank, and the pressure buildup line is used as the heater. Also good.
- evaporation of the liquefied fuel gas in the tank in which the liquefied fuel gas is stored can be promoted with energy saving. Then, a high-quality fuel gas containing almost no heavy components can be stably supplied to a gas fuel engine or the like with energy saving.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall schematic configuration of a fuel gas supply system for a marine gas fuel engine according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of the heater.
- FIG. 3 is a view showing a heating pipe provided in the liquefied fuel gas carrier ship.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing a heating pipe provided in a general ship other than the liquefied fuel gas carrier ship.
- FIG. 5 is a view showing a modification of the heater.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a part of a fuel gas supply system for a gas fired engine for a LNG carrier of the prior art.
- FIG. 1 shows an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to an LNG carrier equipped with a cargo tank.
- a fuel gas supply system 10 for a marine gas fuel engine according to the present embodiment supplies NBOG that naturally occurs in a cargo tank as a tank 1 to the gas fuel engine 2 as a fuel gas.
- the liquefied fuel gas evaporation promoting device (hereinafter simply referred to as “evaporation promoting device 4”) according to the present embodiment promotes the evaporation of the liquefied fuel gas stored in the tank 1 and increases the amount of NBOG generated. Is.
- the gas fuel engine 2 is an engine that uses gas fuel as fuel.
- the gas fuel engine 2 may be, for example, a gas fuel engine used as a marine propulsion main engine, a power generation gas fuel engine that is an auxiliary machine of a marine vessel, or the like.
- the gas fuel engine 2 may be either a gas fuel engine that uses only gas fuel as fuel, or a dual fuel engine that can use both gas fuel and heavy oil fuel as fuel.
- the gas fuel engine 2 may be either a 2-cycle engine or a 4-cycle engine.
- the fuel gas supply system 10 includes a tank 1 in which LNG is stored, an evaporation promoting device 4, a fuel gas supply pipe 9 connecting the tank 1 and the gas fuel engine 2, and a compression provided in the fuel gas supply pipe 9.
- the liquefied fuel gas according to the present embodiment is LNG
- the liquefied fuel gas may be liquefied fuel gas such as LPG in addition to LNG.
- Tank 1 is a storage tank that has been heat-treated to keep the internal LNG temperature at about -160 ° C.
- a cargo tank is used as the tank 1.
- a part of the stored LNG is naturally evaporated by intrusion heat from the outside to become NBOG, and this NBOG is accumulated in the upper part of the tank 1.
- the fuel gas supply flow path for sending NBOG generated in the tank 1 as fuel gas to the gas fuel engine 2 is formed by the fuel gas supply pipe 9.
- the base end of the fuel gas supply pipe 9 is provided in the upper part of the tank 1 in which NBOG is accumulated.
- a compressor 5 is provided to boost the NBOG.
- the NBOG in the tank 1 is sucked into the fuel gas supply pipe 9 and is boosted to a pressure required by the gas fuel engine 2 by the compressor 5 to be supplied to the gas fuel engine 2 as fuel gas.
- the fuel gas supply pipe 9 is provided with a gas heater for adjusting the temperature of the fuel gas so as to have a temperature required by the gas fuel engine 2, a buffer tank for absorbing the pressure fluctuation of the fuel gas, and the like. It may be done.
- the evaporation promoting device 4 includes a heater 42 that heats LNG, an extraction pipe 41 that sends LNG in the tank 1 to the heater 42, a pump 43 that pumps LNG to the heater, and LNG heated by the heater 42. And a return pipe 44 for feeding the liquid into the LNG liquid layer of the tank 1 in a liquid state.
- the heater 42 is heated and heated to such an extent that LNG does not vaporize.
- the heater 42 according to the present embodiment is a heat exchanger that transfers heat from the atmosphere to LNG.
- LNG is not vaporized actively, it is permissible for a part of LNG to vaporize.
- the specific configuration of the heater 42 will be described in detail later.
- the inside of the tank 1 and the heater 42 are connected by an extraction pipe 41, and a passage for sending LNG from the tank 1 to the heater 42 is formed by the extraction pipe 41.
- a pump 43 is provided at the start end of the extraction pipe 41.
- the pump 43 is disposed at the bottom of the tank 1 so that the LNG can be sent to the heater 42 even if the amount of LNG stored in the tank 1 decreases. By the operation of the pump 43, the LNG stored in the tank 1 is sent to the heater 42 in a pressurized state.
- the heater 42 and the inside of the tank 1 are connected by a return pipe 44, and a flow path for sending LNG heated by the heater 42 by the return pipe 44 into the LNG liquid layer of the tank 1 as a liquid. Is formed.
- the heated LNG in the return pipe 44 is pressurized by the pump 43 so as not to vaporize.
- the end of the return pipe 44 is located at the bottom of the tank 1 so that the heated LNG can be sent into the LNG liquid layer even if the amount of LNG stored in the tank 1 decreases during ballast voyage or the like. Yes.
- Returning the warmed LNG to the bottom of the tank 1 is desirable because an upward flow is generated from the bottom of the LNG liquid layer due to the introduction of the warmed LNG.
- the end portion of the return pipe 44 may be disposed in the gas layer at the top of the tank 1 or in the LNG liquid layer in the middle of the tank 1.
- the warmed LNG introduced into the LNG liquid layer in the tank 1 is mixed with the LNG in the tank 1.
- the heat energy given to the LNG heated by the heater 42 is absorbed by the LNG in the tank 1.
- the thermal energy absorbed by LNG promotes evaporation of methane and nitrogen having a low boiling point in LNG.
- the evaporation of LNG in the tank 1 is promoted, and the amount of NBOG generated in the tank 1 can be increased.
- heat energy is applied to the entire LNG in the tank having a large heat capacity, a large buffer effect can be obtained, and even if NBOG is supplied in response to frequent output adjustment in operation, the pressure fluctuation in the tank is small Therefore, it is not necessary to adjust the heater output frequently.
- NBOG generated by the intrusion heat from the outside and the additional heat described above accumulates in the upper part of the tank 1.
- the NBOG is sent to the gas fuel engine 2 as fuel gas or used to pressurize the inside of the tank 1.
- NBOG is a gas mainly composed of methane having a low boiling point. That is, since it does not contain a heavy component that causes knocking, it is a high-quality fuel gas that is an ideal component for the gas fuel engine 2.
- the generation of NBOG is promoted in the tank 1, so that a high-quality fuel gas containing almost no heavy components can be stably supplied to the gas fuel engine 2.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of the heater 42 according to the present embodiment.
- the heater 42 shown in FIG. 2 includes a supply header 37 connected to each of the extraction pipe 41 and the return pipe 44, and a heating pipe 31 connected to the supply header 37 and the connection pipe 34.
- the spray line provided in the cargo tank is used as the extraction pipe 41 and the return pipe 44, and the spray pump provided in the cargo tank is used as the pump 43.
- Can be used as The spray line is a pipe for taking out LNG in the cargo tank and ejecting it from the upper part in the cargo tank, and the spray pump is a pump for pumping LNG to the spray line.
- this pressure buildup line can be used as the heating pipe 31.
- the pressure buildup line is a pipe used to pressurize the cargo tank and load it as an alternative measure when the pump for lifting is broken in some LNG carriers.
- the LNG in the cargo tank is pumped to a vaporizer (not shown) by a spray pump, and the FBOG vaporized by the vaporizer is sent to the cargo tank to be pressurized through the pressure buildup line, and the cargo tank is pressurized.
- a vaporizer not shown
- the FBOG vaporized by the vaporizer is sent to the cargo tank to be pressurized through the pressure buildup line, and the cargo tank is pressurized.
- the heating pipe 31 is a so-called bare pipe that is not subjected to heat treatment prevention and is exposed to the outside air.
- a bare pipe as the heating pipe 31, the structure of the heater 42 can be simplified. While the LNG passes through the heating tube 31, heat entering the heating tube 31 from the outside moves to the LNG. In other words, the LNG is heated by exchanging heat with the atmosphere while passing through the heating tube 31.
- the heating medium is the atmosphere, and the heat of the atmosphere is given to the LNG. Therefore, the energy supplied separately in order to heat LNG with the heater 42 is unnecessary.
- the heating pipe 31 is designed so that a larger heat exchange area can be secured by using the long shape of the ship in order to obtain heat input necessary for heating the LNG from the atmosphere. Such a heating tube 31 is easily realized by utilizing the length of the ship in the length direction.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of the heating pipe 31 provided in the LNG carrier 100.
- the LNG carrier 100 is provided with at least one heating pipe 31 extending in the ship length direction across a plurality of cargo tanks (tanks 1) arranged in the ship direction.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of a heating tube 31 provided in a general ship 101. In this ship 101, a plurality of heating tubes 31 are arranged in parallel.
- a heating pipe 31 that uses the long shape of a ship
- a 100A pipe with a length of 50 m pipe with an outer diameter of about 114 mm
- the atmosphere is at room temperature and the ship's ship speed Is 18kts (wind speed 9m / sec), and 20mm thick ice is attached to the outer peripheral surface of the heating tube 31
- the LNG in the heating tube 31 can obtain thermal energy of approximately 100,000kcal / h. . This corresponds to the energy for generating approximately 820 kg / h of NBOG.
- the atmosphere is at room temperature and the ship speed is 18kts (wind speed 9m / sec)
- the LNG in the heating tube 31 can obtain thermal energy of about 74000 kcal / h. This corresponds to energy for generating approximately 610 kg / h of NBOG.
- the degree of heating of the LNG in the heater 42 is adjusted by the length of the heating tube 31 through which the LNG passes.
- the heating tube 31 has a plurality of heating regions 31a in the tube length direction.
- the plurality of heating regions 31 a are formed by dividing the heating tube 31 by at least one on-off valve 32.
- At least one connecting pipe 34 is provided for each heating region 31a.
- the heating tube 31 according to the present embodiment has three heating regions 31a, two connecting tubes 34 are provided in the most upstream heating region 31a, and one connection is made to each of the heating regions 31a on the downstream side thereof.
- a tube 34 is provided.
- on-off valves 35 and 36 are provided at appropriate positions of the connecting pipe 34 and the supply header 37. Each on-off valve 32, 35, 36 may be controlled to open / close by the heating control device 45.
- the LNG flow path in which the number of heating regions 31a through which LNG passes can be selected is formed by the piping configuration of the heater 42. And the number of the heating area
- the heating tube 31 may include a plurality of heating regions 31a having different lengths. In this case, by changing the combination of the heating regions 31a to be selected, the amount of heat energy applied to the LNG changes, so the degree of freedom of the amount of heat energy applied to the LNG by the heater 42 can be increased.
- the pump 43 of the evaporation promoting device 4 is operated to promote the generation of NBOG.
- the thermal energy applied to the LNG by the heater 42 may be constant, but may be increased or decreased in accordance with the ship operation plan. It is possible to estimate the time when the fuel consumption of the gas fuel engine 2 increases from the ship operation plan. Therefore, for example, if the heater 42 is adjusted so as to increase the thermal energy given to the LNG by the heater 42 in accordance with the time when the fuel consumption of the gas fuel engine 2 increases, the fuel consumption of the gas fuel engine 2 is reduced. When it increases, NBOG corresponding to it will be stored in the tank 1.
- frost adheres to the pipe surface due to moisture in the air during fine weather. Then, with the passage of time, the frost freezes and an ice layer is formed on the pipe surface. On the other hand, in the case of rain, an ice layer is formed on the pipe surface from the beginning. Since the heat conductivity of frost is about 1/10 that of ice, the amount of heat exchange when frost is attached is smaller than that of ice. Therefore, in order to increase the efficiency of heat exchange from the initial operation of the heater 42, it is also effective to sprinkle the heating pipe 31 to form an ice layer on the pipe surface.
- the heater 42 may be provided with a watering device 38 configured to spray water to the heating pipe 31.
- the water sprinkler 38 can be comprised by the nozzle tube provided with the some nozzle, and the water source which supplies water (seawater) to a nozzle tube, for example.
- a digester plug provided in the ship can be used.
- a sprinkler or a hose may be used instead of the nozzle tube.
- the fluid sent to the LNG liquid layer in the tank 1 is warmed LNG.
- the fluid sent to the LNG liquid layer in the tank 1 is FBOG.
- the fluid sent to the LNG liquid layer in the tank 1 is not FBOG but heated LNG (liquid), there are the following advantages compared to the prior art.
- the heated LNG has a higher density than the FBOG and a small temperature difference from the LNG liquid layer in the tank 1, it is easily mixed with the surrounding LNG when introduced into the LNG liquid layer.
- the heated LNG increases in volume, but the volume of the same liquid is slight and the increase in volume is slight. It is not necessary to make the pipe diameter larger than the pipe diameter of the extraction pipe 41.
- the pipe 144 for returning the FBOG into the tank 1 has a larger diameter than the pipe 141 for taking out LNG from the tank 1. Is adopted.
- the heater 42 is used to heat the LNG.
- the heater 42 is configured to increase the temperature of the LNG by exchanging a large amount of LNG with the atmosphere.
- the vaporizer 140 is used to heat the LNG.
- the vaporizer 140 is generally configured to vaporize LNG by heat exchange between water vapor generated by the LNG and the boiler.
- the present invention has the following advantages over the prior art by using the heater 42 instead of the vaporizer 140 to heat the LNG.
- the heating medium of the heater 42 is air, energy for heating the heating medium is unnecessary.
- the heating medium of the vaporizer 140 is water vapor, energy for generating water vapor with a boiler is required. Therefore, compared with the vaporizer 140, the heater 42 can keep initial cost and running cost low.
- the heater 42 heat exchange between LNG (liquid) and the atmosphere (gas) is performed.
- the vaporizer 140 after LNG is vaporized, heat exchange between LNG (gas) and steam (gas) is performed. Liquid-gas heat exchange has a higher heat transfer rate than gas-gas heat exchange. Therefore, the heater 42 has a higher heat exchange rate than the vaporizer 140.
- the heater 42 does not manage the temperature of the heating medium (atmosphere), but simply opens and closes the valve for selecting the flow path, so that delicate control of the heater 42 is basically unnecessary. Since heat energy can be applied to the entire liquefied fuel gas in the tank 1 having a large heat capacity, a large buffer effect can be obtained. Therefore, even if NBOG is supplied in response to frequent output adjustment on the operational side, the pressure fluctuation in the tank 1 is small, so there is no need to frequently adjust the output of the heater 42.
- the vaporizer 140 in order to vaporize the entire amount of LNG except for some heavy components, controls such as the supply amount and supply pressure of LNG, the supply amount of steam, and the temperature management of the LNG vaporized gas are performed.
- the vaporizer 140 has a minimum output in the output range due to the restriction of vaporizing the entire amount of LNG, and it is difficult to operate below the minimum output.
- the output range of the heater 42 can be adjusted by designing and selecting the pipe length through which the LNG passes, and there is no particular limitation on the low output side. As described above, since the heater 42 can output lower than the output range of the vaporizer 140, supply of excess heat energy to the tank 1 in the fuel gas supply system 10 can be suppressed.
- the heater 42 since it is a liquid that is sent out to the return pipe 44, all of the heavy components of LNG remain in the heater 42 without being left in the heater 42.
- the vaporizer 140 some heavy components of LNG may remain without being vaporized, and it is necessary to periodically remove the remaining heavy components.
- the fuel gas supply system 10 includes one tank 1, but the fuel gas supply system 10 may include a plurality of tanks 1.
- the fuel gas supply system 10 includes a plurality of tanks 1
- fuel is supplied from the plurality of tanks 1 to the gas fuel engine 2.
- the evaporation promoting device 4 may be connected to at least one of the plurality of tanks 1.
- the fuel gas supply system 10 of the above-described embodiment is configured to supply fuel gas to the gas fuel engine 2, but instead of or in addition to the gas fuel engine 2, fuel gas such as a boiler is supplied. You may be comprised as a system which supplies fuel gas to the apparatus to be used.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a first modification of the heater 42.
- the heater 42 shown in FIG. 5 includes a plurality of heating pipes 31 arranged in parallel, a connection pipe 34 a that connects the heating pipe 31 and the extraction pipe 41, and a connection pipe that connects the heating pipe 31 and the return pipe 44. 34b.
- Each connection pipe 34a, 34b is provided with an on-off valve 35a, 35b.
- the heating pipe 31 is a bare pipe that is not subjected to heat treatment prevention.
- the heater includes a plurality of heating tubes 31 as described above, a small-diameter pipe is used as the heating tube 31 as compared to the above-described embodiment in which one heating tube 31 is divided into a plurality of heating regions. can do.
- an LNG flow path capable of selecting the number of heating tubes 31 through which LNG passes is formed.
- tubes 31 which LNG passes can be changed by selectively opening and closing the on-off valve 35a, 35b provided in each connection pipe 34a, 34b.
- the thermal energy applied to LNG can be increased or decreased.
- a pipe in which a plurality of tubes are arranged on one panel is used as the heating pipe 31, or a pipe in which a plate-like fin is provided on the tube in order to increase a heat receiving area.
- Coiled piping can be used as the heating tube 31 in order to increase the heat exchange area.
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前記液化燃料ガスを加熱する加熱器と、
前記タンク内の前記液化燃料ガスを前記加熱器へ圧送するポンプと、
前記液化燃料ガスを前記ポンプから前記加熱器へ送る取出配管と、
前記加熱器で温められた前記液化燃料ガスを液体のまま前記タンク内へ送る戻し配管とを備えたものである。
液化燃料ガスが貯蔵されたタンクと、
前記液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置と、
前記タンク内の液化燃料ガスから発生した蒸発ガスを前記ガス燃料機関へ送る燃料ガス供給配管とを備えたものである。
以上に本発明の好適な実施の形態を説明したが、上記燃料ガス供給システム10は例えば以下のように変更することができる。
2 ガス燃料機関
4 蒸発促進装置(液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置)
41 取出配管
42 加熱器
43 ポンプ
44 戻し配管
45 加熱制御装置
5 圧縮機
9 燃料ガス供給配管
10 燃料ガス供給システム
31 加熱管
32,35,36 開閉弁
34 接続管
37 供給ヘッダ
Claims (12)
- タンクに貯蔵された液化燃料ガスの蒸発を促進するための液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置であって、
前記液化燃料ガスを加熱する加熱器と、
前記タンク内の前記液化燃料ガスを前記加熱器へ圧送するポンプと、
前記液化燃料ガスを前記ポンプから前記加熱器へ送る取出配管と、
前記加熱器で温められた前記液化燃料ガスを液体のまま前記タンク内へ送る戻し配管とを備えた、液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。 - 前記加熱器が、大気から前記液化燃料ガスへ熱を移動させる熱交換器である、請求項1に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 前記加熱器は、前記液化燃料ガスが通過する少なくとも1つの加熱管を備えており、前記加熱管は周囲が大気に曝された裸配管である、請求項2に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 前記加熱管が管長方向に複数の加熱領域を有し、前記加熱器に前記液化燃料ガスが通過する前記加熱領域の数を選択可能な液化燃料ガス流路が形成されている、請求項3に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 前記加熱器が複数の前記加熱管を有し、前記加熱器に前記液化燃料ガスが通過する前記加熱管の数を選択可能な液化燃料ガス流路が形成されている、請求項3に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 前記ポンプが、前記戻し配管内の前記液化燃料ガスが気化しないように前記液化燃料ガスを加圧する、請求項1~5のいずれか一項に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 前記戻し配管の終端部が、前記タンクの底部に位置している、請求項1~6のいずれか一項に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 前記加熱器が、前記液化燃料ガスが通過する少なくとも1つの加熱管と、前記加熱管の表面に散水する散水装置を備えている、請求項1~7のいずれか一項に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置。
- 船舶に搭載されたガス燃料機関へ燃料ガスを供給する船舶用燃料ガス供給システムであって、
液化燃料ガスが貯蔵されたタンクと、
請求項1~8のいずれか一項に記載の液化燃料ガス蒸発促進装置と、
前記タンク内の液化燃料ガスから発生した蒸発ガスを前記ガス燃料機関へ送る燃料ガス供給配管とを備えた、船舶用燃料ガス供給システム。 - 前記加熱器は前記液化燃料ガスが通過する少なくとも1つの加熱管を備えており、前記加熱管が前記船舶の船長方向に延びる配管である、請求項9に記載の船舶用燃料ガス供給システム。
- 前記船舶が、前記タンク内の前記液化燃料ガスを取り出して当該タンク内の上部から噴出するためのスプレーラインと、前記スプレーラインへ前記液化燃料ガスを圧送するスプレーポンプとを備えた船舶であって、
前記取出配管及び前記戻し配管として前記スプレーラインを用い、前記ポンプとして前記スプレーポンプを用いた、請求項9又は10に記載の船舶用燃料ガス供給システム。 - 前記船舶が、前記タンク内を昇圧するために使用される圧力ビルドアップラインを備えた船舶であって、
前記加熱器として前記圧力ビルドアップラインを用いた、請求項9又は10に記載の船舶用燃料ガス供給システム。
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