What does GBS stand for?

Gravity Based Structure

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Samples in periodicals archive:

3-million-ton) per year LNG module on a self installing platform, a conventional steel LNG tank with concrete secondary containment on a concrete gravity based structure and an LNG loadout system.

Australia: MEO selects TORP technology for Timor Sea project

The Terminal is the first offshore Gravity Based Structure in the world for unloading, storage and regasification of LNG.

ExxonMobil Announces First LNG Cargo at Adriatic Terminal

The proposed offshore LNG terminal will be constructed using a freestanding concrete Gravity Based Structure (GBS), along with mechanical regasification facilities capable of handling 1.

PORT PELICAN LLC APPROVED TO BUILD OFFSHORE U.S. LNG TERMINAL

The Terminal is the first offshore Gravity Based Structure in the world for unloading, storage and regasification of LNG.

Australia : ExxonMobil Announces First LNG Cargo at Adriatic Terminal

One such solution combines conventional cylindrical LNG storage tanks with a concrete gravity based structure (GBS).

CB&I Supports Offshore LNG Terminal Development

These latest developments are further evidence of the Company's commitment - and its subsidiary SN Technigaz - to its offshore LNG concepts either on floating barges or on Gravity Based Structures.

Bouygues Offshore: Floating LNG Plants Can be Built