How World’s Largest LNG Tankers are Built in Multi Billion $ Shipyard

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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Komentáře • 80

  • @alexmontgomery255
    @alexmontgomery255 Před rokem +27

    I had a friend that was an engineer on a crude oil tanker and he told me that the work was hard and that he spent a long time away from his family. The pay was excellent though.

  • @AndreaManalo748
    @AndreaManalo748 Před rokem +3

    Shipyard industrial works is fun but sometimes it gets rough. Have you ever heard of Softgle Comfort? It cause NO PAIN at all and you can work comfortably and more efficient. I have been using so many safety gears before but they all cause troubles!

  • @meDarkmask
    @meDarkmask Před rokem +4

    The sea accounts for 70% of the earth, and the land is limited, so we should make good use of the ocean.

  • @yongohkim1315
    @yongohkim1315 Před rokem +5

    Hyundai Heavy Industries in Geoje Island, Korea, which has the world's largest shipyard, and Samsung Heavy Industries, which built the world's first floating LNG drilling rig. As for LNG carriers, Korea has a monopoly in 80% of the global market.

    • @Ukit50
      @Ukit50 Před rokem

      You are building our FLNG 1& 2. It is not a drilling rig but a floating LNG processing plant barge. Gas is produce and process convert into LNG in the barge and the LNG storage is within the barge ready for transfer into LNG tanker in an open sea

  • @bsbsbsbjsbsbeb555
    @bsbsbsbjsbsbeb555 Před rokem +1

    فاصبح. هشيما. تذروه الرياح. وكان الله. على كل شيئ. مقتدرا. 🤗👏👏👍

  • @getoutwithrockandsherri
    @getoutwithrockandsherri Před rokem +8

    Excellent video! Quite educational.

  • @AntonioBianh
    @AntonioBianh Před 11 měsíci

    Hello I’m into oil and gas business, perhaps we can make a deal and share big commissions. Currently I have buyers for petroleum products and bulk BTC. does anyone know any seller that can supply ?

  • @user-wt7ec1pb7u
    @user-wt7ec1pb7u Před rokem +1

    Cap of good hopes ????? CAPE OF GOOD HOPE .,... geez get it right lady

  • @sunroad7228
    @sunroad7228 Před rokem +1

    "In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most.
    No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores.
    No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it.
    This universal truth applies to all systems.
    Energy, like time, flows from past to future" (2017).

    • @Akol56Peter
      @Akol56Peter Před 3 měsíci

      Fortunately, these are not the philosophers who work in the energy industry. All you need is to write down the differential formula of entropy for us engineers. Our university physics education starts with this.

  • @klintharder2155
    @klintharder2155 Před rokem +3

    "The cap of good hopes" lol...@12:40

  • @geoffreydonaldson2984
    @geoffreydonaldson2984 Před 4 měsíci

    LNG does not have “low carbon emissions”. Its combustion yields CO2 just like burning any petroleum product.
    LNG is often sold as a cleaner alternative to coal. But LNG is only “clean” because it’s not as “dirty” as burning coal-burning natural gas doesn’t yield soot and sulphur-dioxide like coal but it definitely yields a similar amount of CO2.

  • @Ukit50
    @Ukit50 Před rokem +1

    No mater which country, LNG operator and geographic location of the processing plant Atlas Capco JC Carter is the winner of cryonic submerge pump for transferring LNG product from LNG storage tank to LNG carrier and vice versa.
    Nikkiso is the motor provider of this submerge pump ( new owner of Carter pump)

  • @user-li2rg5bz5r
    @user-li2rg5bz5r Před rokem +4

    모스형 은 한물 간 기술이예요.
    일본이 저거 고집하다가 조선소 망했죠.
    맴브레인형에 비해 비효율적이예요.

    • @krosskim624
      @krosskim624 Před rokem

      구형탱크로 제작하는것이 이론적으론 제일 안전하지만 적재효율 떨어지고 제작이 어려워 공기가 길어 시장에서 도태되었죠.

  • @InvalidAuthorization
    @InvalidAuthorization Před 2 měsíci

    Looks like the Imperial Interdictor cruiser

  • @bsbsbsbjsbsbeb555
    @bsbsbsbjsbsbeb555 Před rokem

    كل عام وانتم. بخير. عيد فطر مبارك. 😋😊😊

  • @Morpheus187
    @Morpheus187 Před 10 měsíci +1

    It would make sense to use LNG for a fuel since you’re carrying Millions of gallons.😂

  • @cuba3433
    @cuba3433 Před rokem +1

    I Like... the video !.

  • @GoodArvo
    @GoodArvo Před rokem +2

    Please I hope you provide English subtitles for me 😢

  • @skizzysmith1146
    @skizzysmith1146 Před rokem +3

    A poor mixture of random shots, many of which do not match the audio. No attempt was made to show the building of a ship starting from the beginning, and a logical progress of the various tasks. Most annoying to be looking at sections of the hull being swung into position, followed by the crew navigating a ship, then designers looking at plans. Useless.

  • @Roberttttttttt
    @Roberttttttttt Před rokem +1

    Please learn to pronounce ‘quayside’. It’s pronounced key side’ NOT ‘kway side’.

  • @VAMobMember
    @VAMobMember Před rokem +5

    Do we build them in USA and if not why not?

    • @Noneofyourbiz123
      @Noneofyourbiz123 Před rokem +1

      @ 3:13 It shows the Big Blue crane at Aker Shipyard in Philadelphia Pa.

    • @gargar8196
      @gargar8196 Před rokem +1

      We need to build all of ours here. Not in Europe

    • @VAMobMember
      @VAMobMember Před rokem

      @@gargar8196 that’s CRAP
      We need to build ALL of them here regardless of who needs them. We need to bring EVERYTHING back here, we should have a goal of making EVERYTHING here and no one wants anything made anywhere else.

    • @gargar8196
      @gargar8196 Před rokem

      @@VAMobMember what’s crap is that you said what I said and we no longer have a war time economy or large scale factories to build everyone’s. We need to produce our natural resources for us first and only then sell any extra to the rest of the world

    • @lorenzlfk2524
      @lorenzlfk2524 Před rokem

      ​@@VAMobMember the world shouldn't buy anything from the US. Can't even build a skyscraper without it collapsing from a little fire.

  • @omnamashivaya7692
    @omnamashivaya7692 Před rokem

    We doing keppel shipyard and keppel singmarine Singapore and also keppel Batangas Philippine.

  • @satan.is.my.copilot
    @satan.is.my.copilot Před rokem +1

    If Apollo had discovered petroleum on the Moon we'd have cities there by now. And space elevators.

    • @Rens_aviation811
      @Rens_aviation811 Před rokem

      I think space elevators can’t be possible because the moon orbits around earth might causing the elevator to get damaged.

    • @satan.is.my.copilot
      @satan.is.my.copilot Před rokem

      @@Rens_aviation811 you certainly couldn't have one that went directly from the surface of Earth to the surface of the Moon.
      Space elevators are to get you out of your planet's gravity well, not take you the whole distance. You'd need at least one on Earth's surface, and one on the Moon's. Then you just need a relatively small amount of energy to get between the stations in orbit.
      You should look up space elevators, they're pretty rad. peace

  • @ioanbota9397
    @ioanbota9397 Před 6 měsíci

    Realy I like it

  • @solonutiket564
    @solonutiket564 Před rokem +1

    Didn't one of these explode in New York harbor?

  • @garthbane2955
    @garthbane2955 Před 8 měsíci

    They are called "SHIPS" ! Not boats

  • @vj.joseph
    @vj.joseph Před 8 měsíci

    If you are talking about LNG, talk about it, instead of snipping in clips from your other archives. ok?

  • @EarthGeographicalRecon

    Tri lobe !

  • @AS.1123
    @AS.1123 Před rokem +2

    Looks like the front fell off…

    • @Ligma-Balls-69
      @Ligma-Balls-69 Před rokem

      Like a 4skin?

    • @bunnywarren
      @bunnywarren Před rokem +1

      They should probably have built it so the front didn't fall off

    • @AS.1123
      @AS.1123 Před rokem

      Cardboard is out then!

  • @abq505sfh
    @abq505sfh Před 8 měsíci

    ھذا الشغل الصح 🌹

  • @wiwingmargahayu6831
    @wiwingmargahayu6831 Před rokem

    sun dried cloves flower boat like on cigarette ingredients or filling maybe

  • @jogadadigital8160
    @jogadadigital8160 Před 6 měsíci

    Então marinheiros : vcs vao descobrir como se faz uma " mulher santa " ( cidade dedicada a Deus ) ficar "toda arrumada e quentinha " ( bem construída e confortável) e com "muitos pontudoes molhados " ( navios grandes ) "cheios de vida " ( funcoes inteligentes para as especies ) e "muito animados " ( trabalhando e economicamente ativos ). E "mexendo nos negócios delas" ( gerando serviços e bens e produtos ).
    Então é isso.

  • @user-hq4tb8jv2d
    @user-hq4tb8jv2d Před rokem

    한국 조선사들 자랑스럽습니다만 돈되는 핵심 기술은 미국, 유럽 꺼라는;;;

  • @grilnam9945
    @grilnam9945 Před rokem +2

    Key not kway!!!

  • @area3957
    @area3957 Před rokem +2

    삼성중공업 만세!

  • @glencrandall7051
    @glencrandall7051 Před rokem

    Great information. Annoying music.

  • @aminkhandrishak6045
    @aminkhandrishak6045 Před měsícem

  • @hamzaouamrouche57
    @hamzaouamrouche57 Před rokem

    L N G Tankers'hipyard qmax efficient energy

  • @gazirafik3473
    @gazirafik3473 Před rokem

    Bangladesh need have make.

  • @woodchuck306
    @woodchuck306 Před rokem

    7:38 Wrong. Small movements will NOT cause the hoses to detach. Watch your own video at 7:28 and see there is movement between the ships. See those long hoses? they can tolerate a few meters of movement without detaching.

  • @oleriis-vestergaard6844

    Hey captain - i will take a smoking pauce , okayee

  • @Clonefiles
    @Clonefiles Před rokem

    L N G Us ❤

  • @Pwn3dbyth3n00b
    @Pwn3dbyth3n00b Před rokem

    How to stick it up to Russia

  • @mixmasala750
    @mixmasala750 Před rokem

    1st view

  • @johnperkins7111
    @johnperkins7111 Před rokem

    I know where I won't be living,near a LNG port.Can you say Texas City?

  • @ronaldkiplagat6034
    @ronaldkiplagat6034 Před rokem

    Lemmi like before watching 🙂

  • @austinschulz7356
    @austinschulz7356 Před rokem

    2nd. Damn

  • @maxxx765
    @maxxx765 Před rokem

    LNG CLEAN ENERGY?? Low carbon emmisions?? lol u serious ahahahahha

    • @shojun11
      @shojun11 Před rokem

      They forgot that methane becomes carbon dioxide after 8 years.

  • @Muhammadhalim-bb7pn
    @Muhammadhalim-bb7pn Před rokem

    Selamat you hp boyfrend sry

  • @hanisitsobarna4897
    @hanisitsobarna4897 Před 5 měsíci

    🤞😅

  • @bsbsbsbjsbsbeb555
    @bsbsbsbjsbsbeb555 Před rokem

    😋😅😅📩