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This paper studies fatigue life of mooring lines applied on turret-moored Floating LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas). Several case studies were designed to investigate the influence of mooring pretension and water depth on the fatigue life of mooring lines. Floating LNG with permanent external turret mooring system consists of 12 catenary lines arranged in 3 groups with four lines each. Time domain simulation applied to calculated coupled dynamic response and mooring tension. Fatigue life is assessed using the rain-flow counting method, T-N curves, and Palmgren-Miner rule. Analysis results for mooring pretension case show that case study 2 with the lowest pretension (14%MBL) yields shortest mooring fatigue life of 1814.20 years compared to case study 1 (18%MBL) and 3 (22%MBL) with 2034.61 years and 2983.33 years respectively. Despite having the lowest dynamic line tension, case study 2 has a larger tension range that results in the increased of fatigue damage. The increase in water depth will increase the mooring line length and its weight, so it results in an increase in fatigue damage. It is reflected in case study 5 (903m water depth), which has shortest mooring fatigue life of 1842.65 years compare to case study 1 (602m water depth) and 4 (301m water depth) with 2983.33 years and 3363.62 years

Fatigue Life of Mooring Lines on External Turret Floating LNG for Different Pretension and Water Depth