The Marine Glycol Heating Equipment is a specialized thermal management system designed for marine applications, particularly in LNG-powered vessels. This equipment efficiently heats glycol-water mixture to provide reliable thermal energy for various shipboard systems.
The system primarily consists of centrifugal pumps, heat exchangers, valves, instrumentation, and control systems. It operates by heating the glycol-water mixture using hot steam or engine jacket water, circulating it through centrifugal pumps, and distributing it to downstream equipment requiring thermal energy.
The Marine Glycol Heating Equipment is a specialized thermal management system designed for marine applications, particularly in LNG-powered vessels. This equipment efficiently heats glycol-water mixture to provide reliable thermal energy for various shipboard systems.
The system primarily consists of centrifugal pumps, heat exchangers, valves, instrumentation, and control systems. It operates by heating the glycol-water mixture using hot steam or engine jacket water, circulating it through centrifugal pumps, and distributing it to downstream equipment requiring thermal energy.
Functions and Features
● Dual-circuit design with one operational circuit and one standby circuit to ensure continuous operation and meet switching requirements
● Optional external electric heater installation to meet cold start requirements in various operating conditions
● Compliant with product certification requirements of major classification societies including DNV, CCS, ABS, and others
● Robust construction suitable for marine environments with high corrosion resistance
● Energy-efficient design optimizing heat transfer and circulation efficiency
● Comprehensive safety features and monitoring systems for reliable operation
Application Scenarios
The Marine Glycol Heating Equipment is primarily designed to provide heated glycol-water mixture for LNG-powered vessels and supply thermal energy for heating power media in downstream systems.
Specific applications include:
● LNG-fueled ships requiring thermal management for fuel gas supply systems
● Marine vessels utilizing glycol-based heating systems for equipment protection
● Offshore platforms and marine installations requiring reliable heating solutions
● Dual-fuel vessels operating with LNG and conventional marine fuels
● Specialized marine applications requiring precise temperature control
Functions and Features
● Dual-circuit design with one operational circuit and one standby circuit to ensure continuous operation and meet switching requirements
● Optional external electric heater installation to meet cold start requirements in various operating conditions
● Compliant with product certification requirements of major classification societies including DNV, CCS, ABS, and others
● Robust construction suitable for marine environments with high corrosion resistance
● Energy-efficient design optimizing heat transfer and circulation efficiency
● Comprehensive safety features and monitoring systems for reliable operation
Application Scenarios
The Marine Glycol Heating Equipment is primarily designed to provide heated glycol-water mixture for LNG-powered vessels and supply thermal energy for heating power media in downstream systems.
Specific applications include:
● LNG-fueled ships requiring thermal management for fuel gas supply systems
● Marine vessels utilizing glycol-based heating systems for equipment protection
● Offshore platforms and marine installations requiring reliable heating solutions
● Dual-fuel vessels operating with LNG and conventional marine fuels
● Specialized marine applications requiring precise temperature control

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