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LNG INCIDENT

IDENTIFICATION

A Compilation & Analysis by the

International LNG Importer’s Group

A. Acton, BG Group

F. Katulak, Tractebel LNG North America

J.L. Deveautour, Gaz de France

K. Sakamoto, Osaka Gas

M. Kan, Tokyo Gas

Legal Notice







The information presented here represents the outcome of a study

undertaken by a group of LNG Importing Companies during the past

ten years and covering the period from the start of the commercial LNG

Industry. The information is intended to be useful for the LNG Industry

to help to improve design and operations and is provided in good faith.

However, GIIGNL and any of its members disclaim any direct or

indirect liability as to information contained in this presentation for any

industrial, commercial or other use whatsoever

The LNG Importer’s Group Study

 A Study by the Permanent Technical  LNG Incident Data Was Collected

Study Group of GIIGNL Comprising: from all Available Sources:

 BG Group  Previous Studies by GIIGNL

 CMS Energy  Recent Known Incidents at Study

 Tractebel LNG North America Group Member’s Facilities

 Enagas  Public Domain Information

 Fluxys  A Questionnaire to all GIIGNL

 Gaz de France Members, covering 38 facilities

 Gastransport Services (Netherlands)

 Osaka Gas  Data Collection Was Anonymous

 GNL Italia and Done on a Regional Basis

 Tokyo Gas Americas, Europe, Far East

 Routine Operational Incidents Were

 GIIGNL Includes the Owners and/or Excluded

Operators of Practically all the  The Survey Covered Two Time

World’s LNG Import Terminals Periods “Previous” from 1965-

 Advantica Technologies, UK, 1994 and “New” from1994-2000

Worked on the Data Analysis  “All” covers the full period of LNG

Commercial Operations, 1965-2000

Categories of Incidents Surveyed



 Category 1 - Releases of Hazardous Material: Releases of LNG,

LPG, NGL, Hydrocarbon Gases, etc. Leading to, or with the

Potential to Lead to, Injury to Personnel or Damage to

Equipment or Buildings On or Off Site



 Category 2 - Near Misses: Involving a Hazardous Material

System Where there Was no Actual Release of Hazardous

Material but Which had the Potential to Lead to a Category 1

Incident



 Category 3 – Other Incidents of Concern: although not Involving

a Hazardous Material System, had the Potential to Lead to a

Category 1 Incident





The GIIGNL Database contains 246 Incidents in total

Category 2

7% Category 1

Category 1 68%

Incidents by Category

67%









By Category

'All'

Category 3

18%







Category 2

14%

Category 1

68%









Releases of hazardous material, near misses and other incidents of concern

Historical Incident Frequencies





Period Incidents Site-years Frequency

(Incidents/Site-yr)

1965 - 1974 15 44 0.34

1975 - 1984 52 179 0.29

1985 - 1994 94 327 0.29

1995 - 2000 85 191 0.45

Total 1965-2000 246 741 0.33









There have been on average only 0.33 incidents of all categories per site-year

Where Incidents Happen



Storage: LNG Tanks,In-tank Pumps & Boil-off Gas System

Unloading: LNG Ship at Berth, Jetty & Unloading Equipment

Send-out: Pumps, Vaporisers, etc. including LPG Plant

External: Equipment outside the Control of the LNG Terminal

Others: Utility & Other Equipment Not Included Above





Unit Frequencies by Equipment Function



Storage Unloading Sendout External Others

Data (Per Mn hrs) (Per Mn hrs) (Per 1012 m3 gas) (Per Mn hrs) (Per Mn hrs)

“Previous”

(1965-1994) 1.34 176.95 54.15 1.71 2.14

“New”

(1994-2000) 1.64 166.67 60.96 3.31 10.47

“All”

(1965-2000) 1.42 173.13 56.95 2.16 4.47





Incidents during LNG unloading functions are the most frequent

Day

81% Day

Incidents During the Day and Night 81%









Incident by Time of Day

'All'

Night

19%









Day

81%









Many fewer incidents occur during the night than during the operational day

Causes of Incidents

 Immediate Cause (precipitating event)

 Operation (actions, including maintenance)

 Material (equipment, materials or installation)

 External (anything out of influence of terminal)

 Unknown (Immediate Cause never found)

 Primary Cause (underlying cause)

 Design/Construction (design & installation)

 Operation/Maintenance (equipment failure, operator error, poor

procedures, poor maintenance)

 External (anything out of influence of terminal)

 Unknown (Primary Cause never found)

 Each Incident was Reviewed for Consistency of Causes by

the GIIGNL Study Group





Incidents often have a Primary Cause but occur due to an Immediate Cause

Immediate Causes of Incidents



Major Immediate Cause Major Immediate Cause

'Previous' 'New'

Unknow n Unknow n

2% 5%



Operation Operation

27% 23%





Material

Material

52%

57%



External

External

14%

20%







Major Immediate Cause

'All'

Unknow n

3%



Operation

25%







Material

56%



External

16%









“Material” is the Immediate Cause of most incidents but has reduced recently

Primary Causes of Incidents



Main Primary Cause Main Primary Cause

'Previous' 'New'

External External D/C

8% 16% 12%

Unknow n D/C

3% 27%

Unknow n

7%









O/M O/M

62% 65%





Main Primary Cause

'All'

External D/C

11% 21%

Unknow n

5%









O/M

63%









D&C – Design & Construction O&M – Operation & Maintenance





D&C has reduced recently, but O&M is the biggest Primary Cause,

Release Quantity



Quantity of Release Quantity of Release

'Previous' 'New'

>1000kg

8%

>1000kg

100-1000kg

36%

1000kg

25%









1000kg 1000kg







Function for each Release Quantity

'All'



100



80

Unloading

60

Storage

40

Sendout

20



0

1000kg









The severity of incidents during LNG unloading has deceased dramatically

Primary Causes for Material

as Immediate Cause

Primary Cause for Major Cause as Material Primary Cause for Major Cause as Material

'Previous' 'New'





Poor Maint

Poor Procs Poor Procs

27%

11% Poor Maint 6%

15% Ex/Unknow n

Op Error Ex/Unknow n 4%

Op Error

9% 2% 6%





Design/Equip Design/Equip

51% 69%







Primary Cause for Major Cause as Material

'All'



Poor Procs

9%

Poor Maint Ex/Unknow n

15% 4%





Design/Equip

59%



Op Error

7%









Poor Maintenance / Operator Error / Poor Procedures





Maintenance, Operations & Procedures have improved recently

Primary Causes for Operation

as Immediate Cause



Primary Cause for Major Cause as Operation Primary Cause for Major Cause as Operation

'Previous' 'New'



Ex/Unknow n Design/Equip

Ex/Unknow n Design/Equip 0% 0%

13% 13% Poor Procs

22%





Poor Maint

Poor Procs 0%

31%

Op Error

43% Op Error

Poor Maint

78%

0%





Primary Cause for Major Cause as Operation

'New'



Ex/Unknow n Design/Equip

8% 8%







Poor Procs

27%







Op Error

Poor Maint 57%

0%









Design & Equipment has recently ceased to affect operational incidents



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