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Gastech '84 (continued from page 19) ture Legislative Needs," by D.S.

Aldwinckle and D. McLean,

Lloyd's Register of Shipping, Lon- don. 12:00 noon—"A Review of the De- velopments in LNG Storage Safety as Reflected by Risk Assessment," by D.A. Jones, health and safety executive, London. 12:30 pm—Luncheon for delegates. 2:00 pm—"The Filling Limitations of Cargo Tanks: A Review of the

IMO Gas Carrier Code Require- ments," by M. Bockenhauer,

Germanischer Lloyd, Hamburg. 2:30 pm—"On-board Operations and Safety Training for Liquefied

Gas Tanker Personnel," by G.B

Angas, College of Nautical Studies,

Warsash, Southampton, U.K. 3:00 pm—"Safety in the Design of

Gas Terminals," by A. Valk, Com- primo BV, Amsterdam; and R. Syl- vester-Evans, Cremer & Warner,

Ltd., London. 3:30 pm—Coffee break. 4:00 pm—"Operation and Mainte- nance Safety Audit during the De- sign and Construction of a Major

Natural Gas Liquids Facility," by

J.G. Sellers and C.J. Luck, Ar thur D. Little, Ltd., London; and

M.F. Pantony, health and safety executive, London. 5:00 pm—"Rapid Assessment of the

Consequences of LPG Releases," by

M. Considine and G.C. Grant,

UKEA, Safety and Reliability Di- rectorate, Culcheth, Warrington,

U.K. 7:30 pm—Cocktail Buffet Recep- tion for all registered delegates and spouses.

Thursday, November 8

Session 4: Transportation,

Technology & Operations.

Chairmen: Roger C. Ffooks, con- sultant, London; and R.J. Lakey,

Robert J. Lakey & Associates, Inc.,

Houston. 9:00 am—"An Up-date on the Ac- tivities of the Society of Interna- tional Gas Tanker and Terminal

Operators Ltd.," by M.P. Holds- worth, SIGTTO, Bermuda. 9:30 am—"The Interdependence of

Plant, Port, & Shipping Customers'

Facilities in an LNG Scheme," by

D.B. Jenkins, Shell International

Gas Ltd., London; and C.C. Wood- ward, Shell International Petro- leum Company Ltd., London. 10:00 a.m.—"Gas Transportation from Northern Norway: a Presenta- tion of Possible Options," by J.

Bakke, Moss Rosenberg Verft

A.S., Stavanger; and R.F. Schrad- er and G.A. Amundsen, Kvaerner

Engineering A. S., Lysdaker, Nor- way. 10:30 a.m.—"IHI SPB LNG Carrier

Fatique Strength: Quality Control and Recent Design Development," by A. Ando et al, Ishikawajima-

Harima Heavy Industries, Tokyo. 11:00 a.m.—"A 30,000-m3 Semi- pressurized Ethylene Carrier," by

H. Backhaus and R. Olschlager,

LGA Gastechnik GmbH, Ramagen-

Rolandseck, Germany. 11:30 a.m.—"Optimization of LPG

Carrier Design and its Influence on

Long-term Operating Costs," by V.

Puklavec, Liquid Gas Internation- al Ingenieurgesellschaft mbH,

Bonn; and D.P. Lindenau, Paul

Lindenau Shipyard, Kiel, Germa- ny. 12:00 noon—"The Prediction of

Sloshing Pressure in Prismatic

Tanks of LNG Carriers," by T. Ta- naka and N. Umekawa, Nippon

Kokan KK, Tsu Research Laborato- ry, Tsu Mie, Japan. 12:30 pm—Luncheon for delegates. 2:00 pm—"Trends in NGL Recov- ery from Natural and Associated

Gases," by C. Collins, Davy McKee (London) Ltd., London; and R.J.J.

Chen and D.G. Elliot, DM Inter- national Inc., Houston. 2:30 pm—"Fuel Cost Optimization in LNG Transport," by M. Godin,

Chantiers de l'Atlantique; and J.

Tessier, Chantiers du Nord et de la Mediterranee, France. 3:00 pm—"A New Generation Of

LNG Carriers Based on a Proven

Cargo Containment System," P.

Jean and M. Bourgeois, Gaz-

Transport, Paris. 3:30 a.m.—Coffee break. 4:00 pm—"Refrigerated LPG Load- ing/Unloading Svstem Using a

CALM Buoy," by J.M. Chauvin and J.M. Simon, Enterprise d'Equipments Mecaniques et Hy- drauliques, Saint-Cloud, France; and E. Bonjour, Compagnie Fran- cais des Petroles—TOTAL, France. 4:40 pm—"LPG Carriers at Nord

Mediterranee: Experience and New

Trends," by J. Buret and Y. Her- vo, Chantiers du Nord et de la

Mediterranee, France. 5:00 pm—"On the Structural De- tails of Gas Tankers," by P-J. La- treille, Bureau Veritas, France.

Thursday, November 8

Session 5: Commercial Docu- mentation & Contracts.

Workshop in the Blue Hall.

Chairman: J.M. Soesan, consul- tant, Coventry, U.K. 10:30 a.m.—"LPG Spot Price As- sessment: Bulk Market NWE &

Mediterranean," by K. Potter, consultant, West Horsley, Surrev,

U.K. 11:00 a.m.—"LNG Contracts in a

Period of Energy Surplus," by G.B.

Greenwald, Arent, Fox, Kintner,

Plotkin & Kahn, Washington, D.C. 11:30 a.m.—"A General Outline of

Shipping and Trading Documents

Needed for the International LPG

Market," by H. Vallery-Masson,

Naftomar Shipping & Trading

Company, Paris. 12:00 noon—"The Gentle Art of

Broking," by F. Baudu, Petromar

S.A. (BRS), Paris. 12:30 pm—Luncheon for delegates.

Friday, November 9

Session 6: Liquefied Gas Termi- nals & Storage.

Chairmen: Morning session—A.

Pasturhov, AVP Corporation,

Newburyport, Mass.; afternoon ses- sion—W. Brumshagen, LGA Gas- technik Gmbh, Remagen-Roland- sek, Germany. 9:00 a.m.—"Dynamic Load Attenu- ation for Double-Wall Tanks," by

R.A. Vater, Pittsburgh-Des

Moines, Neville Island, Pa. 9:30 a.m.—"A New Method of Ap- plying Protective Insulation to the

Inside of the Outer Wall of Double-

Walled Installations for Cryogenic

Storage," by R. Krause, G + H

Montage GmbH, Ludwigshafen am

Rhein, Germany. 10:00 a.m.—"Experimental Dy- namic Compaction of Perlite Insula- tion," by T. Kaups, CBI Industries

Inc., Oak Brook, 111. 10:30 a.m.—"Ultrasonic Testing of the Wall-to-Bottom Weld in a Nick- el Steel Storage Tank," by J.P.

Capdeville and A. Goy, Gaz de

France, Paris. 11:00 a.m.—"An Experimental

Study on the Behavior of the Outer

Concrete Wall of a Double-Wall

LNG Storage Facility under Ex- treme Thermal Loads," by S.R.

Speidel, Bilfinger + Berger Bau,

Mannheim, Germany. 11:30 a.m.—"The Planning and

Building of Antewerp Gas Termi- nal," by M.S. McKinney, UER

International Ltd., London; and J.

Oerlemans, Transol Holding BV,

Ridderkerk, Netherlands. 12:00 noon—"Design and Conduc- tion of the Port Botany, Australia,

LPG/Butane Import Terminal," by

G.M. Howell and M. Schuller,

PDM-Johns Perry Pty. Ltd., South

Perth, Australia. 12:30 pm—Luncheon for delegates. 2:00 pm—"Design of an In-Ground

Storage Tank for Refrigerated Pro- pane," by Y. Sugawara and K.

Minegishi, Tokyo Gas Company,

Tokyo. 2:30 pm—"Internal Pressure Equal- izing System for Liquefied Hydro- carbon Storage Tanks," by T. J.

Marchaz, Preload Technology

Inc., Garden City, N.Y. 3:00 pm—"A Concrete Storage

Barge: Results of a Large-Scale Off- shore Model Test," by E. Fluggen,

LGA Gastchnik GmbH, Remagen-

Rolandseck; and M. Sussbaumer and K. Reuter, Ed. Zublin AG,

Stuttgart, Germany. 3:30 pm—"Calibrating Accurate

Level Gauges in Partly Filled LNG/

LPG Tanks—the Transfer Calibra- tor," by R.L. Blanchard, The Arl- by Company, Lexington, Mass.; and

A.E. Sherburne, The Foxboro

Company, Foxboro, Mass. 4:00 pm—"Verification of Polyure- thane Foam Insulation Reliability," by M. Huther, P. Anslot, and M.

Zehri, Bureau Veritas, Paris. 4:30 pm—"Vapor Recovery from

Liquid Hydrocarbon Storage

Tanks," by C.A. Durr, M.W. Kel- logg, Houston; and F.H.L. van

Laerhoven, Kellogg Continental

B.V. Amsterdam. 5:00 pm—"A New Concept for

Large and Safe LPG Storage Termi- nals," by P. Morand and J.

Claude, Technigaz, Maurepas,

France; and A. Herbretau, Com- pagnie Francais des Petroles—TO-

TAL, Paris.

Friday, November 9

Session 7: Gases as Transporta- tion Fuels.

Workshop session in Glass Hall.

Chairman: T.J. Joyce, T. Joyce As- sociates, Fairfax, Va. 11:00 a.m.—"European Automotive

LPG: Prospects for Growth," by

W.C.F. Arnold, UER International

Ltd., London. 11:30 a.m.—"Propane as a Trans- portation Fuel and Its Effect on

Demand in the United States," by

S. A. Vogel, Synergy Gas Corpora- tion, Farmingdale, N. Y. 12:00 noon—"Ford's Experience with Gaseous Fuels," by J.M. La- petz and R.J. Nichols, Ford Mo- tor Company, Dearborn, Mich. 12:30 pm—Luncheon for delegates. 2:00 pm—"Canadian Prospects for

Natural Gas Fueled Vehicles," by

J.S. Heenan, Transportation En- ergy Division, Ministry of Mines,

Energy & Resources, Ottawa, Cana- da. 2:30 pm—"Marketing Natural Gas as an Alternative Automotive Fuel in New Zealand," by A. Veart,

Auckland Gas Company Ltd., Auck- land, New Zealand.

Gastech 84 Exhibitors

Australia

Westpac Banking Corp.

Belgium

Antwerp Gas Terminal

Beolwerf

Depauw & Stokoe

G & G International

Pittsburgh Corning

Canada

British Columbia Research Council

Denmark

Svanehoj Pump Factory

Finland

Neles International

Wartsila

France

AMRI

CECA

G.E.N.E.M.A.

GEP

Arab Oil & Gas

Auxitrol

Bureau Vertas

Chantiers de l'Atlantique

Chantiers du Nort et de la Mediterranee

Cryostar

Equipments Mecaniqueset

Hydraulics/Compagnie Francias des Petroles

Eurotainer

FMC Europe

Gaz de France/Sofregas

Gaz Transport

Geostock

LeTerre Armee

Masoneilan

Petrole et Enterprise

Petrole Informations

Technigaz

Technip

Tubest

Usinor

Hungary

Chemokomplex

Italy

Riva & Mariani

Japan

Hitachi Zosen Corp.

Ishikawajima Harima Heavy

Industries

Kawasaki Heavy Industries

Nippon Kikan KK

Luxembourg

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