Liquid Gas Transfer
Liquid gas can be transferred over water, road, rail or via a pipeline. During the transfer of liquid cargoes like chemicals and hydrocarbons, harmful fugitive gases such as methane may be emitted during loading and unloading activities.
CSH delivers solutions, in close partnership with compressor suppliers, that recover the vapours. These vapours can for instance be used as fuel for engines or converted back to liquid cargo. Our solutions reduce harmful emissions escaping into the atmosphere and maximise the reuse of the gases e.g. by using them to fuel the ship’s engine.
We can design, assemble, test, commission, and maintain LNG boil off compressor systems for inland, coastal and sea going vessels or for onshore applications.
Our latest projects in Liquid Gas Transfer
Vapor Recovery
Project Description A German shipping company, active in the transportation of pressurized chemicals, ammonia, VCM, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), ordered Vapor Recovery Compressor Installations from Compressor Systems Holland. During unloading, the pressure in the...
Vapor Recovery
Project Description Dutch shipping company Chemgas is active in the transportation of pressurized chemicals and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). With a unique sea and river going fleet, Chemgas is capable of transferring LPG up to 3500 m³. During unloading, the...
Custom-built solutions
With a proven track record, CSH is able to support you in controlling and reducing the emission of greenhouse gases originating from your industrial processes. On our projects page you can find examples of solutions we have delivered.
More information about how we can help you solve your challenges? Please feel free to contact us directly or via our contact page. You can also download our brochure.
