Nearshore Oil Spill Consequence Reduction
Nearshore Oil Spill Consequence Reduction is an important consideration for nearshore CBM terminals. Gall Thomson provides application guidance on marine transfer protection, with an emphasis on limiting potential pollution close to the coastline. The correct solution depends on the terminal arrangement, the hose construction, the transferred medium and the operational risks.
For buoy mooring systems, the choice of valve, design parting load and closure speed depends on factors including flow rate, transferred liquid, hose construction, flushing and pigging requirements.
For more information about nearshore CBM terminals, read the Gall Thomson application guidance and contact the technical team to discuss the installation.
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