Preliminary communication
Alternative Shipping Routes and Simulations of LNG Storage at Export / Import Terminals
Tatjana Stanivuk
orcid.org/0000-0001-7407-8239
; Faculty of Maritime Studies, University of Split
Tonći Tokić
; Credere d.o.o. – Tank Core Solutions, Split
Abstract
The issue of the required LNG storage facilities at the terminals is mainly dependent on the weather conditions which may restrict the vessel’s approach to the loading terminal and on the sea and ice conditions along the shipping route. Storms and heavy ice condition may result in considerable delays in the planned voyage schedules.
Some of the weather delays can be compensated by the sea margin, when the ship sails faster in order to catch up with the schedule. This scientifi c paper discusses the issues related to transshipment and loading of LNG at the terminals exposed to severe weather conditions.
Keywords
Port of Murmansk; LNG; Ships; Simulation of Storage Facilities; Weather Conditions
Hrčak ID:
110003
URI
Publication date:
31.10.2013.
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