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I have been studying the MRC for *BOG reliquefaction recently, and I would like to understand the operating procedures for starting up and shutting down this unit. Thank you very much
When performing the BOG (Boil-off Gas) re-liquefaction process, follow these steps: 1. Preparations before starting up: – Check that the equipment is in good condition and that there are no leaks. - Check that all instruments and safety devices are functioning properly. - Ensure that all pipes and valves are unobstructed. 2. Startup procedure: - Slowly open the inlet valve to allow the BOG to gradually enter the re-liquefaction system. - Monitor the pressure and temperature readings to ensure they are within the normal range. - Start the refrigeration system and gradually lower the temperature to re-liquefy the BOG. 3. Operation monitoring: - Regularly check the system’s pressure, temperature, and flow rate. - Monitor the operating status of equipment and promptly adjust operating parameters to ensure efficiency. 4. Shutdown procedure: - First, stop the cooling system to allow the equipment to gradually return to ambient temperature. - Close the inlet valve to cut off the BOG supply. - Gradually shut down all related equipment and power supplies. Ensure that safety procedures are strictly followed throughout the entire operation to prevent accidents. If you are not familiar with the operation of the equipment, please do it under the guidance of experienced technicians. .
Thank you very much. I see that in cases with pre-cooling compressors, it is possible to introduce BOG gas after the pre-cooling process is completed. For an MRC system that consists of 1 refrigerant compressor and a cold box, should BOG gas also be introduced after pre-cooling?
BOG gas is the feed gas pipeline entering the cold box