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Despite the LNG very low temperature -160°C inside the cargo tanks versus the high ambient temperature outside +30°C, the LNG ship's cargo tanks' insulation plays a vital role to keep the boil-off gas to minimum 📉.
The boil-off gas rate in the recent cargo containment is about 0,07% per day of the total volume. A cargo of 170K m³ LNG has a BOG 💭 of 119 m³ per day ONLY !
Source : GTT
