Keeping your cool
Published by Angharad Lock,
Digital Assistant Editor
LNG Industry,
Maintenance-free, high safety terminal headers offer - reduced total cost of ownership and peace of mind
Terminal headers are small, yet important components needed to supply pumps and expanders inside the LNG vessel with power, system control capabilities, and instrumentation signals. Considering the size of on- and offshore LNG facilities, it may be hard to imagine that a rather small component can be a weak point. However, the failure of a terminal header assembly can lead to performance or even safety-critical leakage issues. The key to superior reliability lies in the sealing technology. Eternaloc® terminal headers from SCHOTT are manufactured using gas-tight, non-aging glass-to-metal compression sealing, which has proven to be the safest, most reliable technology. Since 1985, thousands of Eternaloc® terminal header assemblies have been performing maintenance-free in LNG applications worldwide. For owners and operators of LNG facilities, this means reduced total cost of ownership that helps create substantial value while offering peace of mind.
Keeping your cool: Thanks to maintenance-free
safety, SCHOTT Eternaloc® terminal headers offer reduced total cost of ownership and peace of mind
Simplified “one-stop” sourcing and certification: SCHOTT Eternaloc® terminal headers now available with electrical assembly
Eternaloc® terminal headers are now also available with fully-certified matching electrical assemblies. In addition to the hermetic feedthrough, the set includes the conduit, junction box and cable gland for connecting with the external electricity supply. It can also include the cryocables for use inside the tank. For SCHOTT’s customers, this one-stop solution minimises effort and costs related to coordinating these processes amongst several parties.
SCHOTT now offers Eternaloc® terminal headers for LNG applications with matching electrical assemblies.
Find out more: www.schott.com/lng
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/special-reports/22032017/keeping-your-cool/
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