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Burckhardt Compressors Selected For LNG Vessels

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December 04, 2020

Burckhardt Compression received an order for eight low-pressure compressor systems for boil-off gas (BOG) management on four container vessels.

C-LNG Solutions, a Singapore-based specialist in LNG fuel gas products and LNG cargo handling, placed the order. The company will use the compressor systems for compressing boil-off gas produced from evaporating LNG on the vessels. The compressed gas can then be used as fuel for the onboard WinGD X-DF two-stroke propulsion engines.

Burckhardt Compression’s 2K70 Laby BOG compressor system handles small mass flows at cryogenic gas temperatures without the need for BOG pre-heating, the company said.

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