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At the initial start-up of low-flash point fuel gas supply system (LFSS), commissioning engineers place considerable emphasis on manually flowing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) into the pipelines and fuel gas skid of the LFSS. For this purpose, they consider the vaporization of the LPG in relation to the pressure and temperature conditions within the LFSS. To alleviate the burden of manual operation for commissioning engineers and minimize system misoperation during the initial start-up, a stepped sequence for initially filling LPG into the pipelines and package was developed and simulated using Aspen HYSYS. This sequence entails confirming the system line-up, following a step-by-step procedure for LPG line pressurization and pump operation, and incorporating an alert system that detects any deviations from the preset values at each step. Each sequential step has an expected LPG condition, and guidelines with threshold values are displayed in both the simulation and monitoring systems of the vessel. All simulated data, parameters, and logic were validated and verified during the commissioning period of the gas trial on an LPG dual-fuel (DF) carrier. The simulated sequence, as well as the validation and verification during the gas trial, demonstrated that the initial LPG filling sequence can be a reliable tool for the commissioning of the LFSS. Further, the sequence will potentially reduce the risk of system misoperation by commissioning engineers and seafarers after the delivery of the ships.

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Validation and verification of simulation model for initial subcooled LPG filling into LFSS pipelines and fuel gas skid on LPG dual-fuel carrier Seokmin Jeong, Jaewook Son, Jeonggil Nam p. 153-166

Optimization study of BOG re-liquefaction process for ammonia fueled ship Seong-kyu Jeong, Jun-Seong Kim, You-Taek Kim p. 167-176

Mapping predicted carbon dioxide emissions from ships using gradient-boosting-based models Min-Ho Park, Quang Dao Vuong, Jae-Jung Hur, Byeong-Deok Yea, Won-Ju Lee p. 177-185

Empirical case study of black-out incident caused by incomplete combustion and blow-by in ship generator engines Jong-hun Im, Beom-seok Rho, Sang-deuk Lee p. 186-197

Bilge pumping performance for cargo holds of large container ships Kyoung Woo Lee, Dong Su Kim, Kang Woo Chun p. 198-206

Computationally efficient trajectory tracking control of AUVs with nonlinear model predictive control using neural-based dynamics modeling Ajay Gautam p. 207-218

Simplified prediction strategies for real-time predictive control of magnetic levitation systems Ajay Gautam p. 219-231

Analysis of energy savings through an acknowledgement policy for efficient power management in LoRaWAN for IoT in a ship Yang-Ick Joo p. 232-234

Lightning risks and mitigation solutions for vessels Franco D’Alessandro p. 235-251