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The IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities store and vaporize ______ for delivery into the natural gas distribution mains in Fairbanks.

liquefied natural gas (LNG)

The LNG storage tank at Site 3 is a cryogenic vessel designed to store LNG at -320oF at a maximum gauge operating pressure of 2.75 psi, but IGU stores LNG in this tank at about -230OF at 0.25 – 2.0 psi gauge. The LNG storage system is the storage tank T-500, a 5.25 MMUSG (430 MMSCF) double-walled full containment LNG storage tank with a prestressed concrete outer tank and a 9% nickel steel inner LNG tank. The LNG tank foundation is designed to maintain a temperature of between 15 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit at the base of the material foundation supporting the LNG tank. The facilities use an active horizontal refrigeration system to keep the existing sub-grade around the tank in a constant state of frozen ground. The ______ system used at the LNG Storage Facilities utilizes a system of heat exchangers and gas-fired boilers looped together by a glycol system.

vaporization

The LNG Transfer System consists of an impounded area in which the LNG transport is parked in preparation for the offload of the LNG from the transport to the Storage Tank. Three boil-off compressors (BOCs) are installed to reduce the tank pressure by pulling and compressing the boil-off gas and directing it to exit the tank. The LNG Storage Site is supplied power through a 480 Volt 3 Phase service from the GVEA grid. A backup power supply is installed, consisting of a UPS and a generator. The IGU storage facility is equipped with adequate firefighting equipment, fire and gas detection systems, and an emergency shutdown device (ESD). ______ includes a chain-link fence and cameras.

Security

The facility has a vapor barrier to reduce ______ dispersion in case of a spill event.

<p>vapor</p> Signup and view all the answers

Access to all gates is controlled through ______ or locks for security purposes.

<p>automation</p> Signup and view all the answers

The security procedures followed at the facility are outlined in ______ 1220.

<p>SOP</p> Signup and view all the answers

The facility is designed to store ______ (liquefied natural gas).

<p>LNG</p> Signup and view all the answers

The facility may have specialized training programs for employees to handle ______ situations.

<p>emergency</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities store and vaporize ______ for delivery into the natural gas distribution mains in Fairbanks.

<p>liquefied natural gas (LNG)</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The facilities have a ______ base, are surrounded by a chain-link security fence, and have security lighting.

<p>gravel</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The principal components of the facilities include LNG storage, transfer, vaporization, odorizing, metering, pressure regulation, electrical and PLC, fire and gas detection, and ______ shutdown device (ESD).

<p>emergency</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The LNG storage tank at Site 3 is a cryogenic vessel designed to store LNG at -320oF at a maximum gauge operating pressure of 2.75 psi, but IGU stores LNG in this tank at about -230OF at 0.25 – 2.0 psi gauge. The LNG storage system is the storage tank T-500, a 5.25 MMUSG (430 MMSCF) double-walled full containment LNG storage tank with a prestressed concrete outer tank and a 9% nickel steel inner LNG tank. The LNG tank foundation is designed to maintain a temperature of between 15 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit at the base of the material foundation supporting the LNG ______.

<p>tank</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The facilities use an active horizontal refrigeration system to keep the existing sub-grade around the tank in a constant state of ______ ground.

<p>frozen</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The vaporization system used at the LNG Storage Facilities utilizes a system of heat exchangers and gas-fired boilers looped together by a ______ system.

<p>glycol</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The LNG Transfer System consists of an impounded area in which the LNG transport is parked in preparation for the offload of the LNG from the transport to the ______ Tank.

<p>Storage</p> Signup and view all the answers

  • The IGU storage facility is equipped with adequate firefighting equipment, fire and gas detection systems, and an ______ shutdown device (ESD). Security includes a chain-link fence and cameras.

<p>emergency</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Overview of IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities

  • The IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities store and vaporize liquefied natural gas (LNG) for delivery into the natural gas distribution mains in Fairbanks.

  • The facilities have a gravel base, are surrounded by a chain-link security fence, and have security lighting.

  • The principal components of the facilities include LNG storage, transfer, vaporization, odorizing, metering, pressure regulation, electrical and PLC, fire and gas detection, and emergency shutdown device (ESD).

  • The LNG storage tank at Site 3 is a cryogenic vessel designed to store LNG at -320oF at a maximum gauge operating pressure of 2.75 psi, but IGU stores LNG in this tank at about -230OF at 0.25 – 2.0 psi gauge.

  • The LNG storage system is the storage tank T-500, a 5.25 MMUSG (430 MMSCF) double-walled full containment LNG storage tank with a prestressed concrete outer tank and a 9% nickel steel inner LNG tank.

  • The LNG tank foundation is designed to maintain a temperature of between 15 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit at the base of the material foundation supporting the LNG tank.

  • The facilities use an active horizontal refrigeration system to keep the existing sub-grade around the tank in a constant state of frozen ground.

  • The vaporization system used at the LNG Storage Facilities utilizes a system of heat exchangers and gas-fired boilers looped together by a glycol system.

  • The LNG Transfer System consists of an impounded area in which the LNG transport is parked in preparation for the offload of the LNG from the transport to the Storage Tank.

  • Three boil-off compressors (BOCs) are installed to reduce the tank pressure by pulling and compressing the boil-off gas and directing it to exit the tank.

  • The LNG Storage Site is supplied power through a 480 Volt 3 Phase service from the GVEA grid. A backup power supply is installed, consisting of a UPS and a generator.

  • The IGU storage facility is equipped with adequate firefighting equipment, fire and gas detection systems, and an emergency shutdown device (ESD). Security includes a chain-link fence and cameras.Security and Safety Measures at LNG Storage Facility #3

  • The facility has a vapor barrier to reduce vapor dispersion in case of a spill event.

  • Access to all gates is controlled through automation or locks for security purposes.

  • The security procedures followed at the facility are outlined in SOP 1220.

  • The facility has fire equipment, methane, and fire IR detectors installed.

  • The site plan for the facility includes the locations of horns/strobes for emergency alerts.

  • The facility is designed to store LNG (liquefied natural gas).

  • The storage tanks are likely to be highly pressurized.

  • The facility may be located near residential areas or other critical infrastructure.

  • The facility likely has a comprehensive emergency response plan in place.

  • The facility likely has safety protocols that all employees and visitors must follow.

  • The facility may be subject to regular safety inspections and audits.

  • The facility may have specialized training programs for employees to handle emergency situations.

Overview of IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities

  • The IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities store and vaporize liquefied natural gas (LNG) for delivery into the natural gas distribution mains in Fairbanks.

  • The facilities have a gravel base, are surrounded by a chain-link security fence, and have security lighting.

  • The principal components of the facilities include LNG storage, transfer, vaporization, odorizing, metering, pressure regulation, electrical and PLC, fire and gas detection, and emergency shutdown device (ESD).

  • The LNG storage tank at Site 3 is a cryogenic vessel designed to store LNG at -320oF at a maximum gauge operating pressure of 2.75 psi, but IGU stores LNG in this tank at about -230OF at 0.25 – 2.0 psi gauge.

  • The LNG storage system is the storage tank T-500, a 5.25 MMUSG (430 MMSCF) double-walled full containment LNG storage tank with a prestressed concrete outer tank and a 9% nickel steel inner LNG tank.

  • The LNG tank foundation is designed to maintain a temperature of between 15 and 25 degrees Fahrenheit at the base of the material foundation supporting the LNG tank.

  • The facilities use an active horizontal refrigeration system to keep the existing sub-grade around the tank in a constant state of frozen ground.

  • The vaporization system used at the LNG Storage Facilities utilizes a system of heat exchangers and gas-fired boilers looped together by a glycol system.

  • The LNG Transfer System consists of an impounded area in which the LNG transport is parked in preparation for the offload of the LNG from the transport to the Storage Tank.

  • Three boil-off compressors (BOCs) are installed to reduce the tank pressure by pulling and compressing the boil-off gas and directing it to exit the tank.

  • The LNG Storage Site is supplied power through a 480 Volt 3 Phase service from the GVEA grid. A backup power supply is installed, consisting of a UPS and a generator.

  • The IGU storage facility is equipped with adequate firefighting equipment, fire and gas detection systems, and an emergency shutdown device (ESD). Security includes a chain-link fence and cameras.Security and Safety Measures at LNG Storage Facility #3

  • The facility has a vapor barrier to reduce vapor dispersion in case of a spill event.

  • Access to all gates is controlled through automation or locks for security purposes.

  • The security procedures followed at the facility are outlined in SOP 1220.

  • The facility has fire equipment, methane, and fire IR detectors installed.

  • The site plan for the facility includes the locations of horns/strobes for emergency alerts.

  • The facility is designed to store LNG (liquefied natural gas).

  • The storage tanks are likely to be highly pressurized.

  • The facility may be located near residential areas or other critical infrastructure.

  • The facility likely has a comprehensive emergency response plan in place.

  • The facility likely has safety protocols that all employees and visitors must follow.

  • The facility may be subject to regular safety inspections and audits.

  • The facility may have specialized training programs for employees to handle emergency situations.

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How much do you know about the IGU LNG Storage and Vaporization Facilities? Test your knowledge with this quiz that covers the principal components of the facilities, the cryogenic vessel used for storage, the vaporization system, the LNG transfer system, and the security and safety measures in place. This quiz will challenge your understanding of LNG storage and distribution, as well as the safety protocols and emergency response plans that are necessary for such facilities. Put your knowledge to the test and see how much you really know

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