ZPMC-Red Box Energy Services How to Design and Build a Polar Class 3 Heavy Transport Vessel in less than 24 hours Philip Adkins Chief Executive Officer Rinse van Lievenoogen Chief Technical Officer RED BOX ENERGY SERVICES Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead ZPMC - RED BOX Energy Services (ZPMC-RBES) provides safe and reliable transportation services of ultra heavy cargoes for energy infrastructure projects. The RED BOX Founders are a group of fourteen Marine Heavy Transport professionals who founded Red Box Energy Services after Fairstar Heavy Transport was acquired by Dockwise in 2012 through a hostile takeover. The RED BOX Team has extensive experience in the full scope of energy logistics services and were deeply involved in executing the Gorgon LNG, Ichthys LNG, Tombua Landana and Golden Eagle transportation contracts as well as a wide range of floating cargoes such as jack-up rigs, cranes and other semi-submersible cargoes. The RED BOX Founders have extensive ship design and construction experience and were responsible for the conversion and construction of several significant additions to the Global Industry Fleet of semi-submersible heavy marine vessels, notably the FJORD (24,000 DWT) , FJELL (18,000 DWT), FORTE (50,000 DWT) and FINESSE (50,000 DWT). 2 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Our Clients - International EPC Companies 3 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Their Clients - International Energy Companies 4 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead LNG Liquefaction Projects Have Dominated the Investment Strategy of the Energy Industry in the last 5 years YAMAL LNG, USD 27B, 16,5M mt (3 trains) Shtokman LNG (2 trains) Rosneft LNG (1 train) Kazakhstan-TCO (2 trains) Brass LNG (1 train) EGTL (1 train) Mozambique LNG (4 – 6 trains) Tanzania LNG (2 trains) Sakhalin 2 (2+1 train) Vladivostok LNG (3 trains) Alaska –Japan LNG (1 train) Natuna (1 train) PNG LNG (2 +1 option) Alaska LNG (2 trains) Pacific Northwest LNG (2 trains + option) LNG Canada (2 trains) Kitimat LNG (2trains) WCC LNG (2-3 trains) Aurora LNG (2 trains) Freeport LNG (2 trains) Jordan Cove LNG (2 trains) Golden Pass LNG (1 train) Trunkline LNG (1 train) Oregon LNG (2 trains) Corpus Christi LNG (3 trains) Lake Charles LNG (1 train) Wheatstone (2 trains) Gorgon (3 + 1 option) Ichthys (2 trains) Arrow LNG (2 trains) Pluto LNG (1 train) 5 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Yamal LNG Liquefaction Project The largest energy project ever attempted above the Arctic circle representing a total investment of USD 27 billion. Yamal LNG Plant located on Sabetta, Yamal Peninsula, Northern Russia (70 40’15’N 70 08’12’E). Production and export of Arctic’s vast natural gas reserves from Russia to Europe and Asia, transportation via the Northern Sea Route. Yamal LNG is committed to the first LNG exports to Far East Asian Markets in 2017. The Projects consists of three trains during the first phase with a total production capacity of 16.5 Mt / year. 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 6 ‘Modularization’ has become the Preferred Engineering and Construction Technique for LNG Liquefaction Projects One 5.5 mt ‘Liquefaction Train’ is composed of approximately 50 modules, ranging in size from 500 tonnes to 10.000 tonnes. Modules can be as large as: 80 meters (L) x 40 meters (W) x 30 meters (H). Modules are fabricated for the most part in East Asia where the construction costs are more competitive then in Europe, North America or Australia. The Marine Transportation of large heavy modules requires Specialized Vessels and significant engineering and project management support. 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 7 LNG Liquefaction Modules en route to Chevron’s EGTL Plant in Escravos, Nigeria 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 8 Marine Transportation Logistics 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 9 Weather Report Sabetta Peninsula, Russia February 2015 • February is typically the coldest month of the year. • Lowest temperature measured in February was minus 39.7 degrees Celsius. 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 10 Weather Situation Sabetta Peninsula, Russia End January 2015 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 11 The Solution 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 12 Two Polar Class Deck Carriers - Vessel Description Length o.a. : 206.3 [m] Length b.p. : 193.8 [m] Breath Mouded : 43 [m] Depth Moulded : 13.5 [m] Design Draught : 7.5 [m] Ice Draught :8 [m] Deadweight : 28,500 [ton] Gross Tonnage : 34,020 [ton] Ice Speed :2 [kn] Service Speed : 13 [kn] Complement : 31 [P] Deck Area : abt. 175 x 43 [m2] Deck Carrier for year round navigation in Arctic waters: • • • Sailing in ice of 1.5 m thick; vessel speed in ice: 2 knots Winterized up to minus 40 ° Celsius Required Ice Class Notation ARC-7 Module transportation capability: • • Capable to load, transport and discharge two modules weighing 10,000 ton each An obstacle free deck area for unrestricted side- and stern load-outs. 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 13 Vessel Construction Planning December 2014 March 2015 May 2015 October 2015 Contract Award GSI Concept Design AARC-RBES Vessel Specification Guangzhou Shipbuilding International (GSI)-RBES March 2015 July 2015 Keel Laying GSI Steelcutting GSI Launch Vessel #1 GSI January 2016 Delivery Vessel #1 GSI Client deadline requirement of 24 months for complete Design, Construction and Delivery. 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 14 Shortening the Design Process Concept design Basic Design Verification Concept Design Detail Design Verification Basic Design Block Construction Assembly Verification Design Commisioning Sea Trials Delivery Graphically, this process can be shown in this Design Spiral 15 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Shortening the Design Process How to shorten this process? Split the vessel into different area’s Start with basic design midship Early start detail design Early start construction Early start assembly Shortened delivery time 16 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Ice Certificate and ARC7 Equivalence CNIIMF has issued the Ice Certificate for both ARC7 Polar Class Vessels on October 3rd 2014. ARC7 – PC3 equivalence: 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead 17 Ballast Water System Fully redundant ballast water system capable of: Transporting water internally • Less (cold) water required 2x3x2500 m3 pump capacity 2x2500 m3/hr treatment capacity BWM-T notation • Smart ballastwater management system • Operation mode • Clean mode Dedicated tidal compensation tanks 18 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Winterization Cargo deck Heating More than 25 km CuNiFer steam heated pipes below deck. 2 additional 6000 kg/hr oil-fired steam boilers. 19 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Wheelhouse Design Optimized for visibility Vessel round visibility only blocked by funnels 20 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead Project Partners 21 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead For Passionate Teams, Everything is Possible! Dimensions ship: 149.3 (L) x 32.4 (W) x 32,5 (H) Total amount bricks used: approximately 15.000 bricks Scale: 1:150 Design Construction Time: 23 hours and 54 minutes 22 2015 - 03 - 111 Anticipate - Communicate - Cooperate - Lead ZPMC - Red Box Energy Services Hong Kong Office Room 1303, 13th Floor Nan Fung Tower 173 Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong Tel: Fax: Email: Web: Rotterdam Office Hofpoort Building Hofplein 20, 14th floor 3032 AC Rotterdam The Netherlands +31 (0)10 - 268 0200 +31 (0)10 - 268 0201 [email protected] www.zpmc-redbox.com
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