SGMF publishes guidance on the rules for filling and loading LNG fuel tanks

TGN 17-01_LNG Fuel Tanks – Loading Filling Limits and Level Instrumentation: Considerations and Recommendations

£250.00

This guidance consists of key information about LNG filling and loading limits and puts forward recommendations and examples from industry on how to apply this knowledge to bunkering operations. It takes into account both the statutory requirements and the behaviour of cryogenic LNG when loaded and transported on board.

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