How LNG Carriers (Gas Tankers) Work - Design Types, Loading & Discharge

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[@stevewalther2293]

Lucas....what if the tanks warm up...would they explode??

[@thomasconley3429]

This video is absolutely fantastic. It gives a simple, completes explanation about the inner workings of these ships. The 3D animation is really fantastic to watch and the actual working of these ships is much more complicated than I ever imagined.

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If this video is a fantasy for you, it means you haven't finished your kindergarten course.

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I have never seen such a career before. this is amazing 3d demonstration

[@PakaBubi]

I take it you don't live near to the sea lol

[@tulsatrash]

Thank you for showing how complicated loading the tanks is.

[@TheVitalOne]

Please do how a steel mill works next.

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For someone who works in the industry, but not in a technical role, thanks for great and easily understood video!

[@saltyseadawg4768]

@3DLivingStudio. With around five years of shipping LNG under my belt, you've done a great job of providing an overview of the types of vessels involved in the trade without getting too bogged down with the complexities involved.

[@joealphons5772]

Very well done. LNG ships were the topic of my Master's Degree in marine engineering.

[@ΒασίληςΜπαριαμπας-π7π]

Hello from Greece, i am also working on this topic fo my master too! Would you like to discuss about this?

[@joealphons5772]

@@ΒασίληςΜπαριαμπας-π7π Thank you for contacting me. I did my masters about 30 years ago in Croatia, Dubrovnik and I stopped sailing about 20 years ago. Technology has changed a lot since then so I don't think I would be of much help. I also changed profession away from ships although now and then I like watching maritime related articles. Good luck with your masters 🙂

[@ezioauditoredafirenze03]

@@ΒασίληςΜπαριαμπας-π7π we are in the same boat brother.. but I'm doing LPG... But still we have something to share

[@TalooshDaBoss]

Do you think it has changed for the better? I am considering going into the field but don't know much yet.

[@joealphons5772]

@@TalooshDaBoss Depends what do you want from working on a ship. Todays ports and terminals are far from the cities and you will have very little time, if at all, to go out sightseeing. You are on a ship to work and the shore leave is a privilage, not a right. Ships are 24/7/365 operations and you need to be available at any time. If your main objective is money, it is very well paid.

[@FreakAzoiyd]

5:50 the detailed explanation of the loading is just brilliantly explained. Watched all your tanker vids in one go. They are great! Good work!

[@btaylor9788]

Your video is the best explanations of how LNG ships work.

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[@joshtheis69]

Cool Bro My dad used to work with Natural Gas He’s retired now Just reminds me of him

[@stevewalther2293]

I would love to work on a ship...

[@SJR_Media_Group]

I never saw a Mega LNG carrier compared with Aircraft for size. Yes the big carriers are truly massive. Thanks for producing video.

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soon we are fabricating in china shipyard

[@kewintaylor7056]

I never saw real one too…only in picture😂

[@d_daniel6263]

I saw one of these gigantic ships in Malta recently and was wondering what it can carry. Now i know. Took some cool pictures of it as well when we sailed past it with our tiny boat. Cool video and thanks for your efforts

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Nice models, good explanation, no dragging on the video. 10/10 rating

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This was very informative! Please do cement, aluminum, and glass factory next!

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I generally hate music in technical videos, but this music is OK - gentle and quiet.

[@3DLivingStudio]

I lowered the volume down so it doesn't interfere with the narration. I'm afraid that without a little music the video might turn out as boring as a college lecture.

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[@3DLivingStudio]

More to come!

[@GRosa250]

Great video! I had no idea there’s different types of carriers besides the ones with the large spheres (Moss type) and that they can cool the LNG or use it to fuel the ship.

[@T_H-A]

Animation creates the next level.

[@gergelyszakacs]

I love your graphics, and especially your calm and informative pacing of the material. Keep up the good work!

[@3DLivingStudio]

Thank you

[@wlbraun2024]

This is quite a great series of videos you're producing! Thanks a lot!

[@richardjohnson8009]

Wow that's a cool perspective to see the size comparison of the gas vs liquid, great video!

[@nondumisompungose7637]

This is absolutely fantastic to watch, very detailed. It reminds me back in varsity time where I used to battle with understanding inert gas system.......and captain Johnsen tried all his best to explain but no luck in understanding this. thank you so much.

[@Engineer_MayDay]

This explanation is superb. I have to direct my students to this video

[@Watts378]

Nicely done man!

[@edkennard72]

Another excellent video explaining how liquid gas is transported

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Glad it was helpful!

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This is a beautiful and simple explanation of how the LNG carriers work. I thank you. so much for all your hard work and I will subscribe to your channel.

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cám ơn Lucius vì những video kiến thức hữu ích

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Great animation Mr. Lucas!!

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Finally! there's what I need. thanks a lot!

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Amazing 3d animagraph!!

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Huge-huge thanks for your work! Am really appreciate it. Extremely interesting and useful.

[@FernandoRF50]

I'm about to start a oil and gas engineering degree. Watching these just to lower anxiety a bit. :')

[@JPJ432]

LNG Trains would be awesome to see!

[@jeffbenton6183]

Pipelines are better, which is why we don't have LNG trains. (By "better", I mean more efficient and therefore cheaper, while also being safer and less likely to leak - so better for the environment as well)

[@petert3355]

​@@jeffbenton6183 The pipes don't liquefy the gas though. It's easier and safer to transport the gas as a gas at room temp and high pressure rather than a liquid at those extreme cold temperatures.

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Thank you for good information.

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just....wow good video, amazing production.

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Great animation created sir !

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Yes.

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Very well explained. Excellent. Thank you

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Really appreciated your explanation . Thank you 👍👍

[@ezioauditoredafirenze03]

Great effort brother.. video is fantastic.... Expecting a video about LPG

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Thanks for enjoying!

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very informative animation.Thanks for effort made it for us.😊😊

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Very interesting

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Excellent presentation

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Excellent performance

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Sir please say bulkhead types and bulkhead systems 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Material muito bom, principalmente quem sonha em ingressar nesta atividade de operação.

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Great video. Perfect.

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Thank you very informative

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Very well done video and educational that you .

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❤ Great job on this introduction

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Many thanks, useful informations

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Great video!

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great video thank you!

[@drianch.563]

The thing i love and hate is the company that own these ships tend to have huge debt 😂, make it unattractive for me as retail investor, but i love this ship! ❤

[@dalitrh]

Forgot the radar pipes in the gas tanks 😊 I had the honor of making them for some years 👍

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Nice 👍

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Well done. Good video.

[@geosMak1991]

Very good video, just some operational inaccuracies but overall it was a great value. LNG vapor used for displacing the inert gas (The process is called Gassing up) is entering through the vapor header and not from the spray nozzles ) at least for the membrane type but i doubt that is any different for the moss type.

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Thank you!

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thanks alot sir . i learnt a lot

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Make video on chemical tanker

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thanks Lucious

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very informative thanks for this. can you also make a video about bulk carriers next.

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That's a good suggestion

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Awesome!

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Brilliant

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Nice video

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Im literally in front of one

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Good stuff

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Why am I watching this...

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This shit was horrible

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@@kylebieth3678send me a link of a 3D animation yourself then.

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Cause you got the tism.

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Lol

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Keep it up

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Would like to see , how Gas Carrier dual fuel engine works!

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Please make a video about bulker and container vessels ) it will be nice to see it from you.

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Can the above ships be used similarly for LPG transportation? Have a nice day!

[@3DLivingStudio]

According to my research, the answer would be NO. Because LNG and LPG are different, and require different designs of cargo tanks. Even though they can look similar from the outside, but LNG tanks have to maintain an extremely cold temperature, but not the LPG tanks.

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Please upload more videos on ships

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tq guys

[@lobecosc]

Interesting.

[@erika.franca8019]

Vídeo is nice and easy to understand, but instead "Liquefaction plant" it's a compressor room, in fact that place used to gas management of pressure inside the tanks, a liquefaction plants needs a cooling exchange...by a more cooler thing...such liquid Nitrogen... It's expensive process and requests a lot of energy... In reality this house contains inside a group of 2 types of compressors, high demand and low demand and use to pump dry air, purging by Co² and cooling down by Natural gás in vapor ... Once we have cargoes on board we deal with pressure using compressors to help, normally the temperature increases we can use liquid from bottom of cargo tk to spray this vapour on compressor room some parts in liquid form we send back to the tanks ...