WO2017034118A1 - Structure isolante pour partie d'angle à 90° de cale de méthanier, cale de méthanier comportant cette structure isolante et procédé de construction pour fabriquer la cale - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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- F17—STORING OR DISTRIBUTING GASES OR LIQUIDS
- F17C—VESSELS FOR CONTAINING OR STORING COMPRESSED, LIQUEFIED OR SOLIDIFIED GASES; FIXED-CAPACITY GAS-HOLDERS; FILLING VESSELS WITH, OR DISCHARGING FROM VESSELS, COMPRESSED, LIQUEFIED, OR SOLIDIFIED GASES
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- the present invention relates to a heat insulation structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold, a cargo hold having the heat insulating structure, and a construction method for manufacturing the cargo hold, more specifically, to install a triangular insulation structure in the 90-degree corner portion of the cargo hold.
- 135 degree corner panel can be installed on the inclined surface of the triangular insulation structure, and 135 degree corner panel can be installed on the 90 degree corner part.
- Membrane pleats are also placed on the 90 degree corner of the cargo hold from the side to control the number and spacing of the pleats, so that the insulation structure of the 90 degree corner of the liquefied gas cargo hold is advantageous for liquefied gas cryogenic heat shrinkage, and the cargo hold having the insulating structure. It relates to a construction method for manufacturing the cargo hold.
- natural gas is transported in gaseous state through onshore or offshore gas pipelines, or liquefied liquefied natural gas (LNG) in LNG carriers to remote consumers.
- LNG liquefied liquefied natural gas
- LNG is obtained by cooling natural gas to cryogenic temperature at about -163 ° C, and its volume is reduced to approximately 1/600 than that of natural gas in gas state, so it is very suitable for long distance transportation by sea.
- LNG carriers for loading and unloading LNG to land demand by loading the LNG
- LNG RV regasification vessel
- LNG after unloading LNG after arriving at the land demand by loading the LNG
- a storage tank commonly referred to as a cargo hold
- a storage tank is provided.
- LNG FPSOs are floating offshore structures that are used to liquefy the produced natural gas directly from the sea and store it in storage tanks and, if necessary, to transport LNG stored in the storage tanks to LNG carriers.
- the LNG FSRU is a floating offshore structure that stores LNG unloaded from LNG carriers in a storage tank at sea far from the land, and then vaporizes LNG as needed to supply land demand.
- a storage tank for storing LNG in a cryogenic state is installed in an offshore structure such as an LNG carrier, an LNG RV, an LNG FPSO, or an LNG FSRU that transports or stores a liquid cargo such as LNG.
- Storage tanks can be classified into independent tank types and membrane types, depending on whether the load of the cargo directly acts on the insulation.
- membrane type storage tank is divided into GTT NO 96 type and TGZ Mark III type, and independent tank type storage tank is divided into MOSS type and IHI-SPB type.
- Membrane type storage tanks have different insulation materials and structures depending on the type of special metal plate.
- the GTT NO96 type uses a thin plate made of Invar (a very small thermal expansion alloy composed mainly of iron and nickel). Use stainless steel sheets.
- the storage tank of the GTT NO 96 type includes a first sealing wall and a second sealing wall made of Invar steel having a thickness of 0.5 to 1.5 mm, a first heat insulating wall made of a plywood box, perlite, and the like. Second insulating walls are alternately stacked in the hull.
- the primary and secondary sealing walls have about the same degree of liquid tightness and strength, so that in case of leakage of the first sealing wall, the second sealing wall alone can safely support the cargo.
- the GTT NO 96 type insulation system consists of two layers of invar steel (36% nickel steel) and an insulated box made of pearlite and plywood. Plywood is used as a material for the insulated box.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a cargo hold insulation structure of a conventional LNG carrier
- Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a cargo hold insulation structure of a conventional LNG carrier.
- the cargo hold insulation structure of the conventional LNG carrier is a lower insulation panel (10), an upper insulation panel (20), a flat joint (flat joint) 30), a plurality of unit insulation assembles 1 including a top bridge panel 40 and a membrane sheet 50 are arranged in series.
- the lower insulation panel 10 is installed in the inner hull 2 by an epoxy mastic and stud bolt 11.
- a flat joint 30 is installed in the space between the lower insulation panels 10 facing each other to seal the space and perform a secondary insulation function.
- the lower insulating panel 10 may be formed of a reinforced-polyurethane foam, and a rigid triplex (RSB) 12 is installed on an upper surface thereof. That is, plywood is provided between the inner hull 2 and the rigid triplex 12 is provided on the upper surface opposite to the inner hull 2.
- RTB rigid triplex
- the upper insulation panel 20 comprises a sawing line 21, a fixed base support 22, an anchor strip 23 and a thermal protection 24. It is attached to the top of the heat insulation panel 10.
- the top bridge panel 40 is installed in a space between the upper insulation panels 20 facing each other to seal the space and perform a primary insulation function.
- the upper insulation panel 20 may be formed of reinforced-polyurethane foam, and a plywood may be provided on the upper side.
- the sawing line 21 is formed in plural in the form of a lattice orthogonal in the horizontal and vertical direction to the upper insulation panel 20 in order to prevent the hull from being deformed by shrinkage expansion due to cryogenic temperatures.
- the heat protection plate 24 is provided at at least one end of the anchor strip 23 to compensate for the weakening of the breakage prevention function of the upper and lower insulation panels 10 and 20 due to the deformation of the hull and the thermal deformation of the membrane 50. do.
- a gap 41 is formed between the upper insulating panel 20 and the top bridge panel 40.
- the fixed base support 22 is formed in plural on the upper insulation panel 20.
- the anchor strip 23 is made of stainless steel and is fixed to the upper insulation panel 20 by rivets R.
- the thermal protection plate 24 not only serves to prevent the membrane 50 from being welded to the upper insulation panel 20, but also the upper insulation panel 20 due to fire and heat transfer during welding of the membrane 50. ) To prevent damage.
- the flat joint 30 is installed in the space between the lower insulation panels 10 facing each other when the unit insulation panel assembly 1 is installed in an array, thereby performing a secondary insulation function.
- the flat joint 30 may be formed using a glass wool material.
- the top bridge panel 40 is attached to the upper part of the lower insulating panel 10 to which the upper insulating panel 20 is not attached and the upper part of the flat joint 30, so that the upper insulating face facing each other when installing the unit insulating panel assembly 1.
- the space between the panels 20 is sealed, and the primary insulation function can be performed.
- the top bridge panel 40 may be formed of reinforced-polyurethane foam, and may be attached to the top of the flexible triplex 13 installed above the lower insulation panel 10 and above the flat joint 30. have.
- the top bridge panel 40 allows the gap 41 to be formed between the upper insulation panels 20 facing each other when the unit insulation panel assembly 1 is installed in an arrangement.
- the deformation and the membrane of the hull which are functions of the sawing line 21, A function of preventing breakage of the lower and upper insulation panels 10 and 20 according to the thermal deformation of 50 may be performed.
- the membrane 50 is fixedly coupled to the top of the top insulation panel 20 and the top bridge panel 40 by anchor strips 23.
- Membrane 50 may be a corrugation membrane sheet (corrugation membrane sheet) may have an embossed form provided with irregularities on the upper and lower surfaces.
- the cargo hold insulation structure of the conventional LNG carriers configured as described above has a thermal insulation performance, structural performance, and airtightness in the design of the cargo hold of the liquefied natural gas carrier because the liquefied natural gas is transported from the sea at the cryogenic temperature when the liquefied natural gas is transported.
- Many advanced technologies are required, among which the cargo hold of the membrane-type liquefied natural gas carriers is hermetically sealed by welding a membrane on top of the upper insulation panel for the tightness of the liquefied natural gas.
- FIG 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat insulation structure of the cargo hold 90 degrees corner of the LNG carrier according to the prior art, US Patent No. 6,035,795.
- the two insulating sheets 51 intersect 90 degrees and form a 90 degree corner of the cargo hold, and the insulating sheet is insulated inside the cargo hold at the intersection of the sheets 51.
- sheet 52 is installed, and this insulating sheet 52 is glued between two wooden boards 53.
- the insulation structure of the cargo hold 90 degree corner portion of the LNG carrier unlike the flat plate portion in order to prevent the damage of the secondary barrier due to the deformation of the hull (Hull) and thermal deformation due to cryogenic LNG, etc.
- the wooden board 53 which is plywood is used for the corner part.
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a heat insulation structure of a 135 degree corner portion of a cargo hold of a liquefied natural gas carrier according to another conventional example, which is US Patent No. 6,378,722.
- two thermally insulating sheets 63 intersect 135 degrees at a 135 degree corner of the cargo hold, and two panels 61 intersect the flexible gasket 62 on the seat 63. Is placed in and installed.
- the LNG carrier is caused to roll or pitch by external force such as waves or wind.
- sloshing hereinafter referred to as 'sloshing'
- pressure is applied to the cargo hold by this sloshing.
- the junction of the corrugated membrane 30, which is the primary barrier, and the upper insulation panel 20, which is a heat insulator, is more susceptible to impact loads and stresses due to deformation and sloshing of the hull.
- the cargo compartment corner insulation structure of the LNG carrier is manufactured rigidly using a thick plywood called a hard-wood key, or by reducing wrinkles to reduce stress. It has a structure, but it has a discontinuous structure, the stress caused by sloshing, hull deformation and temperature change is concentrated in the corner portion, and the corner portion at a sharp angle makes construction of the secondary barrier difficult Due to the use of plywood, there is a problem that the weight is greatly increased.
- a 90 degree corner panel 51 (refer FIG. 3) is provided, and in the case of a 135 degree corner part, it becomes a 135 degree corner panel 63 (refer FIG. 4). .
- Conventional LNG cargo hold has a corner portion of 90 degrees and 135 degrees, there are two corner panels (51, 63), corner panels (51, 63) are plywood, R-PUF and glass wool (glass wool)
- corner panels 51, 63
- plywood plywood
- R-PUF glass wool
- glass wool glass wool
- the present invention is to solve the above problems, by adopting a structure to install a triangular insulation structure in the 90 degree corner portion of the cargo hold and to install a 135 degree corner panel on the inclined surface of the triangular structure 135 degrees corner 90 degrees corner.
- a structure to install a triangular insulation structure in the 90 degree corner portion of the cargo hold and to install a 135 degree corner panel on the inclined surface of the triangular structure 135 degrees corner 90 degrees corner By allowing the panel to be installed, the panel type is reduced in terms of production and installation, and product management is advantageous.
- membrane wrinkles can also be placed in the 90 degree corner of the cargo hold to control the number and spacing of the cryogenic heat. It is an object of the present invention to provide a heat insulation structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold having an advantageous advantage, a cargo hold having the heat insulating structure, and a construction method for manufacturing the cargo hold.
- the present invention provides a heat insulation structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold, a cargo hold having the heat insulating structure, and a construction method for manufacturing the cargo hold.
- Cargo hold according to the invention is provided with a heat insulation structure of the 90 degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold, triangular insulation structure is installed in the 90 degree corner portion; And a 135 degree corner panel installed on the inclined surface of the triangular insulating structure.
- the triangular insulating structure may be installed in the inner hull by epoxy mastic.
- the triangular insulating structure may be composed of a plurality of wood boxes.
- the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular insulating structure are configured to contact the bottom surface and the side surface of the inner hull.
- the 135-degree corner panel is composed of a plurality of panels, the gap between the panels can be filled with glass wool.
- a secondary sealing wall and an insulation panel may be installed on the inner surface of the 135 degree corner panel.
- the insulation structure cargo hold construction method of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold comprises the steps of manufacturing a triangular insulation structure in the manufacturing plant and then moving to the construction site; After applying epoxy mastic to the bottom and side of the triangular insulating structure, the triangular insulating structure is bonded to the inner hull, the horizontal and vertical members of the triangular insulating structure are bolted to the inner hull, and the triangular insulating structure Welding an end of the to the inner hull; And installing an 135 degree thermal insulation panel after applying an epoxy mastic to the inclined surface of the triangular thermal insulation structure.
- the insulation structure cargo hold construction method of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold comprises the steps of manufacturing a triangular insulation structure in the manufacturing plant and then moving to the construction site; Applying an epoxy mastic to the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular insulating structure and then adhesively constructing the triangular insulating structure on the inner hull; And installing a 135-degree insulation panel after applying the PU glue to the inclined surface of the triangular insulation structure.
- the present invention adopts a structure in which a triangular insulation structure is installed at a 90 degree corner portion of a cargo hold and a 135 degree corner panel is installed on an inclined surface of the triangular insulation structure, thereby reducing the type of panels in terms of production and installation.
- Product management is advantageous, and from the structural point of view, by placing the membrane pleats in the 90 degree corner portion of the cargo hold it is possible to control the number and spacing of the wrinkles, there is an advantage in the cryogenic heat shrinkage.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a cargo hold insulation structure of a conventional LNG carrier
- FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a cargo hold insulation structure of a conventional LNG carrier
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat insulation structure of the corner of the cargo hold of the LNG carrier according to the conventional example
- FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat insulation structure of the corner of the cargo hold of the LNG carrier according to the prior art
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a cargo hold having a heat insulating structure, the heat insulating structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a method of constructing an insulation structure of a 90 degree corner portion of a liquefied gas cargo hold according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a cargo hold having a heat insulation structure, the heat insulation structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold according to a second embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a method for constructing a thermal insulation structure of a 90-degree corner portion of a liquefied gas cargo hold according to a second embodiment of the present invention
- Cargo hold according to the invention is provided with a heat insulation structure of the 90 degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold, triangular insulation structure is installed in the 90 degree corner portion; And a 135 degree corner panel installed on the inclined surface of the triangular insulating structure.
- the triangular insulating structure may be installed in the inner hull by epoxy mastic.
- the triangular insulating structure may be composed of a plurality of wood boxes.
- the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular insulating structure are configured to contact the bottom surface and the side surface of the inner hull.
- the 135-degree corner panel is composed of a plurality of panels, the gap between the panels can be filled with glass wool.
- a secondary sealing wall and an insulation panel may be installed on the inner surface of the 135 degree corner panel.
- the insulation structure cargo hold construction method of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold comprises the steps of manufacturing a triangular insulation structure in the manufacturing plant and then moving to the construction site; After applying epoxy mastic to the bottom and side of the triangular insulating structure, the triangular insulating structure is bonded to the inner hull, the horizontal and vertical members of the triangular insulating structure are bolted to the inner hull, and the triangular insulating structure Welding an end of the to the inner hull; And installing an 135 degree thermal insulation panel after applying an epoxy mastic to the inclined surface of the triangular thermal insulation structure.
- the insulation structure cargo hold construction method of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold comprises the steps of manufacturing a triangular insulation structure in the manufacturing plant and then moving to the construction site; Applying an epoxy mastic to the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular insulating structure and then adhesively constructing the triangular insulating structure on the inner hull; And installing a 135-degree insulation panel after applying the PU glue to the inclined surface of the triangular insulation structure.
- FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a heat insulation structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold according to the first embodiment of the present invention, a cargo hold having the heat insulating structure
- Figure 6 is a liquefied gas cargo hold according to a first embodiment of the present invention Is a block diagram showing a method of constructing a thermally insulated structure at a 90 degree corner.
- the cargo hold 100 has a heat insulation structure of a 90 degree corner portion of a liquefied gas cargo hold, and is a triangular insulation structure 110 installed in a 90 degree corner portion. ; And a 135 degree corner panel 120 installed on the inclined surface of the triangular insulating structure 110.
- the triangular insulating structure 110 may be installed in the inner hull 2 by an epoxy mastic 3.
- the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular thermal insulation structure 110 are configured to contact the bottom surface and side surfaces of the inner hull 2.
- the triangular thermal insulation structure 110 has a horizontal member 113 and the vertical member 115 is bolted to the inner hull (2), the end of the triangular thermal insulation structure 110 is welded to the inner hull (2).
- the inside of the triangular insulation structure 110 may be composed of a plurality of wood boxes.
- the 135-degree corner panel 120 is composed of a plurality of panels, and the gaps between the panels may be filled with glass wool.
- a secondary sealing wall and an insulation panel may be installed on the inner surface of the 135 degree corner panel 120.
- the insulation structure cargo hold construction method of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold step of manufacturing a triangular insulation structure 110 in the manufacturing plant and then moving to the construction site (S 110); After applying the epoxy mastic (3) to the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular insulating structure 110, the triangular insulating structure 110 is adhered to the inner hull (2), the horizontal member 113 of the triangular insulating structure (110) And bolting the vertical member 115 to the inner hull (2), and fixing the end of the triangular thermal insulation structure (110) to the inner hull (S 120); And after applying the epoxy mastic (3) on the inclined surface of the triangular thermal insulation structure 110 and installing a 135-degree thermal insulation panel 120 (S 130).
- Figure 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a cargo hold having a heat insulating structure, the heat insulating structure of the 90-degree corner portion of the liquefied gas cargo hold according to the second embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 8 is a liquefaction according to a second embodiment of the present invention This is a block diagram showing a method of constructing a heat insulation structure at a 90 degree corner of a gas hold.
- the cargo hold 200 has a heat insulation structure of a 90 degree corner portion of a liquefied gas cargo hold, and a triangular insulation structure 210 is installed in a 90 degree corner portion. ; And a 135 degree corner panel 220 installed on the inclined surface of the triangular insulating structure 210.
- the triangular insulating structure 210 may be installed in the inner hull 2 by an epoxy mastic 3.
- the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular thermal insulation structure 210 are configured to contact the bottom surface and side surfaces of the inner hull 2.
- the triangular thermal insulation structure 210 is a structure in which two triangular structures are combined, and 135 degrees thermal insulation panel 220 is installed after applying PU glue to the inclined surface of the triangular thermal insulation structure 210.
- a method of constructing a heat insulation structure cargo hold at a 90 degree corner portion of a liquefied gas cargo hold includes the steps of manufacturing a triangular insulation structure 210 at a manufacturing plant and then moving to a construction site. (S 210); Applying an epoxy mastic (3) to the bottom and side surfaces of the triangular insulating structure (210), and then attaching the triangular insulating structure (210) to the inner hull (S 220); And after applying the PU glue on the inclined surface of the triangular thermal insulation structure 210 includes a step of installing a 135-degree thermal insulation panel 220 (S 230).
- the present invention adopts a structure in which a triangular insulation structure is installed at a 90 degree corner portion of a cargo hold and a 135 degree corner panel is installed on an inclined surface of the triangular insulation structure, thereby reducing the type of panels in terms of production and installation.
- Product management is advantageous, and from the structural point of view, by placing the membrane pleats in the 90 degree corner portion of the cargo hold it is possible to control the number and spacing of the wrinkles, there is an advantage in the cryogenic heat shrinkage.
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La présente invention concerne une structure isolante destinée à une partie d'angle à 90° d'une cale de méthanier, une cale de méthanier comportant cette structure isolante et un procédé de construction pour fabriquer la cale. Une structure isolante triangulaire est prévue sur une partie d'angle à 90° d'une cale, et un panneau d'angle à 135° est prévu sur la surface inclinée de la structure triangulaire. Par conséquent, le nombre de types de panneaux est réduit, ce qui permet d'améliorer la gestion des produits pour la fabrication et l'installation. Et des cannelures membranaires sont placées sur une partie d'angle à 90° d'une cale, le nombre des cannelures ainsi que l'intervalle entre celles-ci pouvant être réglés, ce qui confère un avantage structural par rapport à un rétrécissement thermique à ultrabasse température.
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