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You mention "minimise impacts on community and environment" What are the actual impacts that you are trying to minimise?

@CEE_Consultant Could you clarify something for me please? The plume is the discharge, the ambient temperature is the surrounding seawater. Your temperature estimates are expressed as such " when the plumes will reach the seabed (with a temperature about 0.3 degrees below ambient" Is the 0.3 temperature measurement estimated from the meeting point/edge of the plume and ambient water? Or is the temperature measurement estimated from the centre of the plume?

AGL you have stated that the impact of the discharge from the FSRU reaching the seabed will likely cause scour. You stated this will occur because the discharged water will descend to the seabed with sufficient momentum to form a local depression in the seabed. Your downward velocity calculations of 0.22m/s ( Or 792 Meters per hour) were provided. As the seabed is comprised of fine sands and silts and the rate at which the seabed will be bombarded by the huge volumes of discharge hour after ho ...

You mention "minimise impacts on community and environment" What are the actual impacts that you are trying to minimise?