Ship/Shore Interface for LPG/Chemical Gas Carriers and Terminals Media:Hardcopy inlet pressure losses and built-up

inlet pressure losses and built-up back pressures must be within the PRV manufacturer’s limits

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Ship/Shore Interface for LPG/Chemical Gas Carriers and Terminals Media:Hardcopy inlet pressure losses and built-upOverview This publication describes risk assessment and hazard identification techniques that can be applied by LPG chemical gas shipping staff and terminal operators. It identifies the principal risks at the ship shore interface, including vessel arrival and departure, loading and discharge operations, gas detection, cargo sampling, release of vapour and exposure to hazardous products. Content References Definitions Introduction, Purpose and Scope 1.