Same Old Story.
What you really need is to do your homework before asking the other members to provide you with a free design based on very scant information, as usual,
"We know, it is not recommended to have open stockyard in between" Really? Is coal more hazardous than LPG in that part of the world? Get real. ■
John Gateley johngateley@hotmail.com www.the-credible-bulk.com
Re: Safe Distance Between Berths At Port
Thanks John, For your Candy.
Anil
Originally Posted by johngateley
What you really need is to do your homework before asking the other members to provide you with a free design based on very scant information, as usual,
"We know, it is not recommended to have open stockyard in between" Really? Is coal more hazardous than LPG in that part of the world? Get real.
"We know, it is not recommended to have open stockyard in between" Really? Is coal more hazardous than LPG in that part of the world? Get real.
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Re: Safe Distance Between Berths At Port
A Typical Master--Thanks again.
Originally Posted by johngateleyWhat you really need is to do your homework before asking the other members to provide you with a free design based on very scant information, as usual,
"We know, it is not recommended to have open stockyard in between" Really? Is coal more hazardous than LPG in that part of the world? Get real.
"We know, it is not recommended to have open stockyard in between" Really? Is coal more hazardous than LPG in that part of the world? Get real.
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Safe Distance between Berths at Port
We are doing master planning of a port in India,where the coal unloading Berth is very near to LNG
berth(due to space constraints). The distance between open coal stockyard and the LNG tanks shall be around 150 m only.In future, there shall be liquid berth about 200 m away on other side,mean the coal stockyard will be between LNG tanks and liquid tank. We know, it is not recommended to have open stockyard in between, but, if we store coal in Vertical Storage silos, then we can think of viability of having berth for coal unloading. We need comments from the experts on this forum.
Anil Seth
www.libranengineering.com ■