Natural gas hydrate tank container loading system enabling automated connection of electric power line and boil-off gas pipe

A natural gas hydrate tank container loading system enabling automated connection of an electric power line and a boil-off gas pipe, which solves problems of natural gas hydrate transportation methods in the related art in that an operation of connecting the electric power line to a refrigerator for maintaining a phase equilibrium condition in a natural gas hydrate tank container and an operation of connecting the pipe for discharging boil-off gas generated in the respective natural gas hydrate tank containers are manually and individually performed during long-distance transportation of natural gas hydrate, which causes an inconvenience, the natural gas hydrate tank container loading system comprising:

• a plurality of natural gas hydrate tank containers which is stacked in a vertical direction;
• a refrigerator which is installed at one side of each of the natural gas hydrate tank containers for maintaining phase equilibrium of natural gas hydrate stored in each of the natural gas hydrate tank containers;
• an electric power supply unit which is installed at an upper portion of an uppermost container among the plurality of the gas hydrate tank containers stacked in the vertical direction for supplying electric power for operating the respective refrigerators;
• an electric power line which is installed at one side of the natural gas hydrate tank container and includes a connecting structure formed to be engaged with both ends for supplying electric power produced by the electric power supply unit to the respective refrigerators;
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• a boil-off gas pipe which is installed at one side of the natural gas hydrate tank container and includes a connecting structure formed to be engaged with both ends for supplying boil-off gas generated from the respective natural gas hydrate tank containers to the electric power supply unit.