Fuel gas supply system and method of ship
AssigneeDaewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd.
InventorsJoon Chae Lee, Dong Eok Kang, Cheong Gi Park
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is arrangement of a fuel gas tank in a fuel gas supply system that supplies liquefied natural gas to an engine. In accordance with one aspect of the invention, a fuel gas supply system of a ship includes an engine generating driving force using fuel gas; and a fuel gas tank storing the fuel gas to be supplied to the engine, wherein the engine is disposed in an engine room placed at the stern of the ship and the fuel gas tank is disposed above the engine room.
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A fuel gas supply system of a ship, comprising:
- an engine generating driving force using fuel gas;
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- a fuel gas tank storing the fuel gas to be supplied to the engine,
- wherein the engine is disposed in an engine room placed at the stern of the ship and the fuel gas tank is disposed above the engine room.
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A fuel gas supply system of a ship, comprising:
- an engine generating driving force using fuel gas;
- a first fuel gas tank storing fuel gas to be supplied to the engine;
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- a fuel gas supply (FGS) room including machinery for pressurizing the fuel gas stored in the fuel gas tank and supplying the pressurized fuel gas to the engine,
- wherein the engine is disposed in an engine room placed at the stern of the ship and the fuel gas tank is disposed above the engine room.
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A fuel gas supply system of a ship, comprising:
- an engine generating driving force using fuel gas;
- a fuel gas tank storing fuel gas to be supplied to the engine;
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- a bunkering manifold receiving fuel gas supplied from an outside of the ship and supplying the fuel gas to the fuel gas tank,
- wherein the engine is disposed in an engine room placed at the stern of the ship and the bunkering manifold is disposed at one side of the stern of the ship.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.