TGN19-01_LNG as a marine fuel - A Bunkering Compatibility Assessment Methodology

TGN19-01_LNG as a marine fuel – A Bunkering Compatibility Assessment Methodology

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This Technical Guidance Note (TGN) addresses the industry requirement for guidelines for the location of bunkering manifolds and/or bunker stations installed on gas-fuelled vessels (GFVs) subject to the IGF Code.
It has been prepared with the aid of operators of LNG-fuelled vessels, naval architects, designers and classification societies. It complements the existing SGMF guidelines, TGN 06-04 Ver1.0 – Manifold Arrangements for Gas-Fuelled Vessels, which were published in 2019 to address the manifold layout and fitting arrangements onboard GFVs.

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This Technical Guidance Note (TGN) addresses the industry requirement for guidelines for the location of bunkering manifolds and/or bunker stations installed on gas-fuelled vessels (GFVs) subject to the IGF Code.
It has been prepared with the aid of operators of LNG-fuelled vessels, naval architects, designers and classification societies. It complements the existing SGMF guidelines, TGN 06-04 Ver1.0 – Manifold Arrangements for Gas-Fuelled Vessels, which were published in 2019 to address the manifold layout and fitting arrangements onboard GFVs.

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