Engineering scope
Hull and regasification-module structure, mooring (jetty, spread or turret), berthing analysis for the supplying LNG carriers, cryogenic and high-pressure gas piping, and the class and IGC Code route for the converted unit.
Glossary
FSRU (floating storage and regasification unit)
A floating storage and regasification unit is a moored LNG carrier — purpose-built or converted — that stores liquefied natural gas and vaporises it on board for export to shore by pipeline. An FSRU lets a country import LNG in one to two years without building an onshore terminal, and can be redeployed when demand changes.
Services we deliver here
FSRU & LNG Terminal Engineering with Cryogenic PipingEngineering for FSRU conversions and LNG import terminals: regasification and hull interface structure, jetty berthing and mooring analysis, cryogenic piping design and stress analysis to ASME B31.3, and class and IGC Code compliance. Cryogenic piping is a capability few boutique consultancies hold, and it lets us take an FSRU or terminal scope from marine structure to the regas manifold.OSV & Vessel Conversion EngineeringConversion engineering for offshore support and work vessels: OSV to well-stimulation vessel, barge to pipe-lay barge, tanker to FSO/FPSO and LNG carrier to FSRU. We deliver the feasibility study, the structural, stability and systems engineering and the class approval package, as on a 200-tonne-steel OSV-to-WSV conversion completed in Norway in 2024.
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