Abstract: Techniques include receiving an image depicting a first object under a first illumination. The techniques further include generating a three-dimensional mesh object based at least in part on the first object and that represents the first object. The techniques further include generating a texture for the three-dimensional mesh object based at least in part on the three-dimensional mesh object and the first illumination.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques are presented to determine visual properties of an object. In at least one embodiment, shape and visual properties of an object can be determined using differently illuminated images fed to a pipeline of neural networks.

Abstract: An incinerator (20) for disposing of boil-off gas on an LNG carrier comprises a combustion section (40) wherein the boil-off gas admitted at (42) is burned in the presence of combustion air admitted at (44), producing a flame (46) and combustion products (C). Dilution air (A) is delivered into the combustion section (40) and mixed with the combustion products (C) to produce a diluted mixture (M). The combustion section (40) has an inner wall (48) and an outer wall (50) together defining a first passage (52) through which the dilution air (A) is passed before being mixed with the combustion products (C), whereby the dilution air A cools the combustion section (40). The dilution air A in the first passage (52) also provides a thermally insulting layer limiting radial heat transmission from the combustion section (40). A proportion (AP) of the dilution air is mixed directly with the combustion products (C).

Abstract: An incinerator 20 for disposing of boil-off gas on an LNG carrier comprises a combustion chamber 42 wherein the boil-off gas admitted at 40 is burned in the presence of combustion air admitted at 44, producing a flame 46 and combustion products C. Dilution air A is delivered into the combustion chamber 42 and mixed with the combustion products C to produce a diluted mixture M. The combustion chamber 42 has an inner wall 48 and an outer wall 50 together defining a first passage 52 through which the dilution air A is passed before being mixed with the combustion products C, whereby the dilution air A cools the incinerator 20. The dilution air A in the first passage 52 also provides a thermally insulting layer limiting radial heat transmission from the combustion chamber 42. A flue 58 is configured and arranged so that the flame 46 is enclosed.