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Table of Contents
100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 1191 1192 1193 1194 1195 120 121 122 123 124 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 General Guidance and Administration ................................................................................... 8 Intent, Scope and General Guidance ...................................................................................... 8 General Description ............................................................................................................. 10 Class Notation and Flag ....................................................................................................... 12 Regulations .......................................................................................................................... 12 Certificates ........................................................................................................................... 13 Material ................................................................................................................................ 14 Workmanship ....................................................................................................................... 15 Spare Parts, tools and Accessories ....................................................................................... 15 Unit of Measure ................................................................................................................... 15 Operating Temperature ........................................................................................................ 15 Definitions Used In This Specification ................................................................................ 16 Language .............................................................................................................................. 16 Buyers Supplied Items ......................................................................................................... 16 Hull Form & Model Test ..................................................................................................... 19 Trim And Stability ............................................................................................................... 19 Determination Of Deadweight ............................................................................................. 21 Building Process .................................................................................................................. 22 Dry Docking......................................................................................................................... 22 Inspection Tests and Trials................................................................................................... 22 General ........................................................................................................................ 22 Progress ....................................................................................................................... 23 Tests and Inspection .................................................................................................... 24 Mooring Trial .............................................................................................................. 24 Sea Trial....................................................................................................................... 25 Plans For Approval .............................................................................................................. 26 Finished Plan And Instruction Books................................................................................... 27 Name Plates And Identifications .......................................................................................... 27 Delivery ............................................................................................................................... 28 Exemption ............................................................................................................................ 28 General Particulars ............................................................................................................... 28 Principle Dimensions ........................................................................................................... 28 Speed and Endurance ........................................................................................................... 28 Installed Power ..................................................................................................................... 28 Deadweight and Capacity .................................................................................................... 29 Cargo List............................................................................................................................. 30 Bow Thruster ....................................................................................................................... 30
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Provision Handling Davit ..................................................................................................... 57 Hose Handling Crane ........................................................................................................... 57 Mooring Fitting .................................................................................................................... 57 Manifold ............................................................................................................................... 57 Oil Spill Drain Tank ............................................................................................................. 58 Mooring Equipment ............................................................................................................. 59 Ladders and Steps ................................................................................................................ 59 Accommodation Ladders ............................................................................................. 59 Steel Ladder and Steps ................................................................................................. 59 Access Hatch and Manhole .................................................................................................. 60 Access Hatch and Manhole for Cargo Oil Tanks ........................................................ 60 Access Manhole for Water Ballast Tank ..................................................................... 60 Tank Cleaning Hatch ................................................................................................... 60 Sample Hatches ........................................................................................................... 61 Small Hatches .............................................................................................................. 61 Manholes ..................................................................................................................... 61 Life Saving Appliances ........................................................................................................ 62 Fire Fighting System ............................................................................................................ 62 Fire Hydrant System ............................................................................................................ 63 Foam Fire Extinguish System .............................................................................................. 63 CO2 Smothering System ...................................................................................................... 64 Emergency Fire Pump .......................................................................................................... 64 Personal Protection .............................................................................................................. 64
620. Fire Fighting System ..................................................................................................................... 65 700 701 702 7021 703 704 7041 7042 Equipment for Cargo ............................................................................................................ 66 General ................................................................................................................................. 66 Loading and Discharge System for Liquid Cargo ................................................................ 67 Cargo & Stripping/Slop Pumps ................................................................................................... 67 Cargo Heating System ......................................................................................................... 69 Cargo Tank Vent/Gas Free System ...................................................................................... 70 Cargo Tank Ventilation ............................................................................................... 70 Gas Freeing System ..................................................................................................... 71
705. Vapour Return System .................................................................................................................. 71 706 707 708 709 800 801 Tank Cleaning System ......................................................................................................... 71 Auxiliary System & Equipment for Cargo ........................................................................... 74 Cargo Control Room ............................................................................................................ 74 Oil Discharge Monitoring and Control ................................................................................ 75 Hull Piping System .............................................................................................................. 76 Ballast System ...................................................................................................................... 76
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ship will be modified to achieve more speed, the draft of the vessel must be according to the maximum scantling/minimum freeboard and corrugated bulkhead in cargo tanks must be about 700 mm width. Vessel to be used for worldwide services. Equipped with an appropriate propulsion system existing in twin medium speed engines driving twin CPP propellers through two reduction gear boxes with clutches.
Following contract plans shall accompany and as part of this Building Specification; This specification and accompanied drawings shall form an integral part of the contract. The vessel will be designed, constructed, equipped, tested and delivered to the Buyers by the Builder in accordance with the Building specification and Working Plans. Details in design, construction, fabrication, installation, inspection, tests, workmanship etc. shall not be covered by these Specifications, shall be in accordance with Builders, Subcontractors and Manufacturers normal practices based on the appropriate standards for this kind of vessel being adopted at the time of Vessels construction. Materials, apparatus and equipment intend to use in this tanker shall be in accordance with the International Industrial Standards, equivalent to ISO, or equivalent to Chinese national standard. Any item or construction necessary to complete the vessel safe and workable for its intended purpose shall be supplied and installed by the Builder whether mentioned in the Specification or not as a mutual agreement between the Builder and the Buyers. It is to be understood that anything not mentioned in these Specifications but required by the Classification Society or Regulatory Bodies listed herein, shall be supplied and/or equipped by the Builder. Any requirement of the Buyers, which is in excess of the requirements of the Rules and Regulations as specified in 104 and 105 and/or the content of this specifications shall writing by the Buyers. If the same item is repeated twice or more in these Specifications, it is to be understood that these items shall be supplied and/or equipped once only. If any inconsistency is found between the Contract, Specification and/or accompanied plans, the former one shall prevail and govern unless otherwise agreed. be subject to the adjustment to the contract price, deadweight, etc, which may be effected, in notified in writing by the Builder and accepted in General Arrangement Plan (Subject to the change as per designing) Maker List
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All rotating machinery should be properly and adequately provided with safety protection guards. When sub-contractors are employed by shipyard to carry out the construction works for the contracted vessel, sub-contractor qualifications and experiences should be sent to Buyers for approval. When sub-contractor(s) found continuously carrying out works not meeting the standards and requirements of these specifications, Sellers should replace the sub-contractor(s) immediately upon receiving written request from Buyers with supporting facts. All shipboard equipment delivered to shipyard should be properly stored and protected either in warehouses or when installed onboard. Particular protection to be provided against blasting grits and rain water. All shipboard equipment as per approved maker list to have BV certificates and/or BV type approval certificates and provide to buyer prior to installation onboard. All steel plates should have BV approved Mill Certificates and provide to buyer prior to be use for construction.
102 General Description This ship is an Oil Product / Chemical Tanker designed primarily to load and carry petroleum product oil and IMO type II chemicals. The deadweight of the vessel is approx. 7500 metric tons at design draft. All cargo tanks shall be able to fully load cargoes with specific gravity up to 1.52 mt/m3. The cargo tanks shall be suitable for cargo with NO flash point limitation. The vessel shall be designed to meet the requirements of providing world wide trading service to transport Product Oil/Chemicals. The vessel shall be designed as modern looking chemical tanker with a totally enclosed bridge and separate funnel, a free fall boat on stern and a streamlined bulbous bow construction. The design shall be approved by the Buyers prior to the construction. There are seven pairs of cargo oil tanks with two deck cargo/slop tanks, they are of mild steel with internal Seven pairs of ballast tanks are arranged at the wing tanks and double bottom tanks within the
surround coat.
cargo oil space. Fore peak shall be used as water ballast tanks as well. Sixteen sets of deep well type pumps driven by separate electric motors controlled by frequency converters and controlled from the cargo control room. are provided to handle the cargo loading/unloading. The rpm of the cargo pumps drive elec. motors shall be adjustable between the allowable minimum and maximum rpm. The cargo loading/unloading piping system is able to load and discharge sixteen (16) different grades of cargo oil or chemicals simultaneously without contamination. The cargo lines for all cargo tanks shall be provided.
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I HULL OIL TANKER/CHEMICAL TANKER TYPE IMO II ESP, NO FLASH POINT LIMITATION, MACH UNRESTRICTED NAVIGATION AUT UMS MON SHAFT ICE CLASS 1A AVM/APS SHAFT GENERATOR- PTO CLEAN SHIP-SUPER Some class notation has been changed recently. The new class notations must be followed The vessel will be registered under the Gibraltar Flag. The Buyers may assist to provide specific regulation of the flag state only when flag will be Gibraltar. 104 Regulations The vessel must comply with the flag authorities and following international rules and regulations. All rules and regulations shall be updated with latest amendments if any. Rules and Regulations of the Classification Society 2003 and it's Amendments (hereinafter called as CLASS Rules) National Maritime regulation of the Country of Registry International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, 1974 (SOLAS), including first Amendments 1978, second set of Amendments1981, 1983, 1988(GMDSS), 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 2000. and International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973 (MARPOL 1973) and Annex I, II, IV, V and VI for Nox. Code for the construction and equipment for ships carrying dangerous chemicals in bulk(IBC code). Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972(COLREG 1972) and Amendments of 1981, 1987 and 1989. International Convention on Load Lines 1966 and Amendments of 1979. International Conversion on Tonnage Measurement of ships, 1969. International Electro-technical Commission (IEC) Regulation for Electrical Installation on Ships.
Amendments of 1984, 1985, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1997 and 1998 including Reg. 13F
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No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Name of Certificate Classification Certificate for Class Notation International Load Line Certificate Safety Construction Certificate Safety Equipment Certificate Safety Radiotelephone Certificate, incl. GMDSS Safety Cargo Gear Certificate Classification Certificates for Anchor, Chains and Hawsers, Machinery and Equipment. Certificate for Life Boats & Life Saving Equipment Certificate for Navigation Light & Special Signal Light Certificate for Crews Accommodation Certificate for Deadweight International Tonnage Certificate, including the SBT calculation. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate Certificate for Compass Adjustment & Direction Finder Cargo Tank Calibration Tables the parties will be mutual agreed between buyer and builder Deratting Exemption Certificate Certificate for Magnetic Compass Builders Certificate P & A Manual
Issued by Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Government
Chinese Government Builder Builder Buyer s supply and Builder updates and send for Class approval.
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109 Unit of Measure Metric system shall be adopted for design and construction of hull, machinery, equipment, etc, in general. All measuring units such as power, pressure gauge, thermometer, volume gauge, tanks scales etc., to be in accordance with metric system unless specially required by the Buyerss at early designing stage. 110 Operating Temperature Operating temperature of all exposed deck equipment such as, but not limited to, cranes, windlasses, hydraulic
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2 2 2 1 1 1 1 4 2
2 pair. 2 2 1 2 2 1 set. 1 Roll. 1 Roll. 1 1 4 coils. 2 2 2 1 Roll 1 set. 1 set. 1 set. 1 set
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Acc. the rules Acc. the rules Acc. the rules Acc. the rules Acc. the rules
114 Hull Form & Model Test The Builder is to design the hull form, propeller and rudder suitable for the vessels speed and performance. The vessel shall have bulbous bow, raked stem and transom stern. The fore end of the bulb shall not protrude beyond the fore end of the forecastle bulwark. The stern plates shall be welded together against a solid round bar (about 100 mm). The builder to submit report of model tank test estimated fuel oil consumption and ships speed for designed draft condition and scantling draft for suitable range of main engine RPM to Buyers within 3 months from signing the Ship Building Contracts. Model tests to include the following: Resistance tests at the designed draft and ballasting draft Self-propulsion tests with stock propeller at the design draft and ballasting draft Wake survey Flow line plan
115 Trim And Stability Trim adjustment by using ballast water to obtain approximately even keel at fully load arrival condition shall be possible.
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Ballast condition. Departure and arrival. Dry docking. Tanks 2, and 4 empty rest full. Tanks 1, 3,and 5 empty rest full Tanks 3 and 5 full rest empty Tanks 2 and 3 full rest empty Tanks 3 and 5 full rest empty
Departure condition shall be based on the full supplies of bunkers and other consumables, and Arrival condition on approx. 10% supplies of departure condition.
Final trim and stability calculation for above loading conditions shall be made on the basis of the center of gravity and the light weight of the Vessel obtained from the inclining experiment.
Specific gravity of water and oil for the trim and stability calculation shall be as follows:
Sea water: Fresh water: Heavy fuel oil: Diesel oil: Lub. oil:
Both intact stability and damage stability calculation shall be carried out according to latest regulation as Intact Stability IMO A749 IBC Code MARPOL Damage Stability
The vessel shall always comply with the above damage stability criteria s without the need to taken any ballast when vessel is loaded with a full homogeneously deadweight cargo. Hydrostatic tables, light ship weight with centers of gravity and longitudinal weight distribution to be supplied to the Buyers at an early stage of the design. Loading conditions shall include calculations of longitudinal hull girder bending moment and shear force. It shall be demonstrated that the hull girder bending moment and shear force for all loading conditions are below the allowable limits required by Class.
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position of center of gravity of the vessel at the finished light condition. (1) Substantially completed shall mean that only some minor works remains as agreed by Class and Buyers. The inclining experiment shall be carried out in the presence of the Buyerss Representative and the Classification Society surveyor. The procedure of inclining experiment and deadweight measurement prepared by the Builder shall be approved by the Classification Society or other assigned Authority. Incline test to be carried out in calm water and calm weather, with all cargo tanks and ballast tanks all full or empty, bilge all clear and free of water or oil. Slack tanks shall be avoided as far as practicable, free surface of remaining tanks shall be easy controllable. The results of the experiment shall be submitted to the Classification Society or other assigned Authority for approval. The Builder will send the results for Buyerss approval or comments, if any. In case of series of sister vessels, the inclining experiment shall be carried out only for the first vessel of the series, if not otherwise required by Classification society. 116 Determination Of Deadweight The deadweight is to be expressed in metric tons unit. The deadweights is to be the difference between the displacement including shell and appendages of the vessel at the scantling draught of the spot) Hull steel 6.5 meters in fresh water (specific gravity to be determined by measurement on and the light weight, which consists of following items:
Fixed fittings, equipment and inventories as per rule requirement Machinery in dry condition other than mentioned in here after Spare parts and tools in accordance with the class requirements. Fuel oil in main engine, auxiliary engines and in supply piping from the outlet of service tanks to each engine.
Lub. oil in main engine and auxiliary engines, in coolers for main engine and auxiliary engines and in circulating piping from sump tank to each engine
Sea water in fresh water coolers and circulating piping from sea chests
to overboard
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The following items shall not be included in the light weight: Spare parts and tools which exceed the manufacturers standards and Class requirements All consumable stores Articles supplied by the Buyers, which is not defined as part of the lightship Crew and their effects Oil and water in hull pipings and tanks
Others not mentioned as lightweight items. 117 Building Process Construction and outfitting of the vessel to be made under the Builders building process and practice specified hereunder. Suitable size of blocks shall be assembled at shop in general and then erected on building berth or at building dock. In general, if auxiliary machinery (except generators), beds or seats for such auxiliary machinery, pipes, valves, etc, shall be assembled and if required inspected at shop as a unit, then, such unit shall be brought onboard the vessel and installed. After installation or such units in the vessel, centering of the auxiliary machinery shall be checked by the Builder and corrected by shims if necessary. The auxiliary machinery and accessories fitted in such units shall not be dismantled for such checking purpose unless otherwise considered necessary. The Buyerss supervisor (hereinafter called the supervisor ) shall be informed and attend the checking of the centering. Excessive misalignment shall not be allowed to correct by shims, Class to decide whether a misalignment is excessive or not. 118 Dry Docking Vessel shall be dry-docked for hull cleaning and completion of painting and repair before seatrials. Any defects found should be rectified before undocking. Box Coolers should be opened up for inspection and clean if found necessary. 119 Inspection Tests and Trials 1191 General Reference is made to Shipbuilding contract. The Builder shall at all time keep the Buyerss advised in every respect of the programs of work and upon request, methods which he intends to use. Notices of major events, tests and trials shall be given sufficiently in advance to the Buyer to permit them or the person they designate to make necessary arrangement in order to attend the tests or event.
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Sea Trial When the vessel is substantially completed, sea trial shall be carried out by the Builder in accordance with the sea trial procedure which shall be prepared by the Builder according to Class requirements and Testing of New Ships and Builders standard, and shall be submitted to the Buyers for approval. Marine diesel oil and heavy fuel oil with viscosity as available on the domestic market shall be used during the sea trial. All lubricating oils used for trials should be international brand and approved by Buyers. (Castrol) Sea trial shall be carried out at the designed draft condition. Sea trial to ascertain that the vessel conforms with the terms of the contract and specification. Machinery and sea trials schedules in writing to be submitted to Buyers for approval 14 days in advance.
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Progressive Speed Trial Speed trial for the assessment of the guaranteed speed performance shall be conducted in deep water, by means of the GPS and shaft power to be measured by torsion meter. Results of speed trials shall be corrected to the calm water (no wind, wave). Applied method for correction shall be based on internationally accepted methods. Corrections shall be carried out by Builder and approved by Buyers. The progressive speed trial shall consist of one (1) double run (alternating in direction) at main engine loads of 60% MCR, 75% MCR, NCR and MCR.
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Endurance Trial Endurance trial shall be conducted for four hours at NCR load and one hour at MCR.
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Maneuvering Trials The following tests shall be carried out to check the maneuverability of the Vessel: Crash stop astern and ahead test Turning test Inertia test Minimum revolution test
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Other tests and measurements The following tests and measurements shall be conducted at proper time during the sea trials according to the requirements of the Classification Society and the Rules and Regulations and the Builders practice. Unmanned operation test (during endurance trial) Steering gear test Shaft torsional and axial vibration measurement
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Other tests and measurements shall be carried out by Builder as required by Class and regulatory bodies. In case of the series vessels following trials and measurements shall be conducted only for the first vessel for Buyers. Progressive speed trial except for guarantee speed point Maneuvering trials Shaft torsional vibration measurement Electrical load measurement
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Overhauling, Inspection after Sea Trial After sea trial, working parts of main engine shall be opened for the Buyerss inspection in accordance with the standard of the Builder approved by Buyers and refitted to working condition. A confirmation dock run after overhauling for hours at low load to be carried out before delivery. Above tests shall be deleted for further sister vessels for Buyers after mutual agreement and successful sea trial for first ship for Buyers.
120 Plans For Approval A list of the plans for approval shall be prepared by the Builder. The list shall be mutually agreed by Buyers and Builder at early time of design stage. Softcopy of each of the plans for approval in AUTOCAD files shall be submitted (one copy send by E-Mail) to the Buyers for approval in accordance with the List of the Plans for Buyerss approval. The Buyers shall, within fourteen (14) working days after receipt thereof, return to the Builder one copy of
such plans with the Buyerss approval or comments, if any, written thereon. In the event that the Buyers shall fail to return the plans within the time limits as herein above provided, such plans shall be deemed to have been approved or confirmed without any comment. (The Buyerss comments
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200 General Particulars 201 Principle Dimensions Length overall: Length b. p.: Breadth mld: Depth mld: Design Draft: Scantlings Draft: 111.50m approx.. 106.00m approx 17.60 m approx. 9.00 m approx. 6.80 m approx. 7.20 mtr approx.
202 Speed and Endurance Trial speed at design draft at 85% of. continuous output of main engine (MCR), with clean bottom in calm 14.0 knots.
Endurance based on 98% of heavy fuel oil tank capacity and service speed of 14.0 knots will be decided according to the tank capacity plan with minimum 4000 sea miles. Fuel oil consumption per day will be determined later at 90% of maximum continuous output for propulsion (the figure is based on a lower calorific value of at least 42,700KJ/Kg and according to ISO 3046/I). Fuel rate for main engine at MCR is with reference to main engine maker. 203 Installed Power Main engine Number of set MAN B&W 7L28/32A 2 sets
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Main generator sets depends on the cargo pump driven system. Electrical load balance has to be made before power of main generators can be decided. Shaft Generator Shaft Generator Electric Source Shaft generator should be of PTO only Cooling system for all engine (except emergency generator) shall use box coolers as much as possible to avoid sea water pumps and sea water pipe lines in engine room. All generators are arranged and able to run in parallel with automatic load sharing. When running the two sets of shaft generators, the generated power should cover all normal electricity consumption onboard without running the main or emergency generators 204 Deadweight and Capacity The guaranteed deadweight in sea water (specific gravity of 1.025) shall be 7500 metric tons at designed draught of 6.80 m. Scantling draft will be 7.20 mtr. Approx. Following is the detail tank capacities of the vessel; 2 sets A.C. Three phase, 450 Volt. 60 Hz.
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206 Bow Thruster The vessel shall be equipped with a bow thruster at forward of ship to improve maneuvering performance. 400 kw electric driven motor shall be installed. The motor shall be soft started without causing black outs. The four blades controlled pitch propeller is equipped or fixed pitch with 3 steps controller. 207 Deck Heights, Sheer And Camber 2071 Height Between Decks At Centerline Item From upper deck to poop deck From poop deck to boat deck From boat deck to navigation bridge deck From navigation bridge deck to compass deck From upper deck to forecastle deck 2072 Shear On Main Deck Due to Camber 2073 Camber of Decks Main deck, straight camber Forecastle deck, straight camber Other decks Platform decks in engine room 0.32 m 0.32 m 0 0 m m Metric (just for reference) 2.70 m 2.60m 2.60 m 2.60 m 2.60 m
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Structure work shall be executed in accordance with the Builders standard practice with reference to JIS standard which is approved by the classification society. Welding shall be performed by manual, gravity, electroslag, CO2 and automatic welding. Continuous welds to be applied in all tanks, wet spaces and external areas. Full penetration welds to be applied in cargo tanks. The combined framing system is used for the hull structure. The main hull structure is designed and checked against the class rules for carrying product oil and chemicals. Cargo oil tanks are suitable for partially loading cargoes with specific gravity up to 1.52. The structure scantlings are suitable for any level of filling, including alternative loading. The sloshing effects are to be considered for deck structure, bulkhead structure during partial loading condition. One central longitudinal continuous oil tight vertically corrugated bulkhead and seven transverse oil tight vertically corrugated bulkheads are allocated in the cargo oil hold region. Two transverse bulkheads at the both end of cargo area shall be flat bulkhead with vertical stiffeners face outside of cargo area. There will be no frames stiffeners or what so ever inside the cargo tanks. The use of angle bar as framing is avoided as much as possible. Structural strength including buckling strength of the corrugated bulkheads should be calculated and approved by BV classification. Main hull structure shall be designed and calculated in accordance with the requirements for oil tanker with a NLS certificate of BVs Rules. The hull structure to be designed to fully load liquids with specific gravity up to 1.52 t/m3 in cargo tanks and slop tanks with adjacent tanks to be empty, including slack tank conditions. Longitudinal strength including bending moment and shear force at specified bulkheads for all loading conditions will be calculated. The scantling of all structural members shall comply with the rules of classification society unless specify here after. Before assembly, all steel plates with thickness 6 mm or more that are to be painted later shall be shot blasted according to Swedish Standard SA 2.5 and painted with 15 micron zinc silicate primer. Insert plates shall be used instead of doublers as much as possible. The use of angle bars must be avoided, as much as possible. In principle angle bars should be only used for framing gratings.
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303 Main Hull The ship shall be designed as double hull construction. Double skin and double bottom shall be provided as per Rules requirements.
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welding beads should be arranged in the longitudinal directions. 307 Bottom Structure Longitudinal framing system are to be provided for hull bottom construction in cargo tank, and transverse framing system for engine room space and fore and aft peak tanks. Attention shall be paid to the members for the transition region of the longitudinal and transverse framings. In double bottoms, solid floors to be fitted for suitable frame spaces, and watertight floors to be fitted at watertight bulkheads. Bottom and inner bottom longitudinal as well as side girders shall be fitted. Solid floors shall be fitted at every frame in fore peak and aft peak. Suitable drain holes to be arranged in double bottom tanks so as to be able to discharge/drain easily. 308 Side Shell Structure The upper part of side shell structure to be of longitudinal framing system. association with solid floors. 309 Decks Upper deck shall be strength deck, longitudinal framing system shall be adopted. Web beams shall be fitted in line with web frames. The camber of upper deck shall be straight. Web frame shall be fitted in
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The superstructure and deck house are steel flat plates watertight construction with vertical stiffeners. Forecastle and poop deck shall be of transverse framing system in connection with strong beams, girders and pillars. Deck house shall be of welded plating stiffened with beam and girder.
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314 Rudder
Rudder will be Barkemeyer Flap type, rudder will enclosed gear. All below paragraph depends on Barkemeyer specification. Rudders shall be designed according to the speed at maximum continuous rating with fully loaded condition. The working angle shall be 45 degrees from the rudders center vertical plane. Rudders shall have necessary area to keep reasonable course stability and steering performance in accordance with good maneuverability. Two sets of rudder with double plates, streamlined, semi balanced hanging high efficient rudder type (Barkemeyer Flap type) and of welded steel construction and welded cast steel shall be installed in line with the propeller according to makers instructions. Two stainless steel (AISI 316L) plugs for filling and draining shall be fitted at the top and bottom of the rudders (depends Barkemeyer design). Water tightness shall be tested in accordance with the requirements of the classification society. The lifting hole shall be provided on rudders which is able to be kept closing by welded plate. Welded jumping stopper shall be provided on the top of lower pintle housing(clearance is approximately 2 mm) to prevent the rudder from undue lifting and accidental up-shipping (depends Barkemeyer design). Pintle housing on rudder shall be of cast steel and have cone part. The pintle bushes shall be renewable in position without up-shipping the rudder. Bottom clearance of the rudder and propeller shall be of minimum 200 mm above the baseline. Rudder stock and pintles (upper and low) shall be of forged steel with stainless sleeve at the position of rudder carrier of material recommended by the rudder manufactory. Rudder stock is coupled keyless with the rudder ad fixed by the bottom nut. The lower (wet bearing) of the rudder stock shall be made of ORKOT or RALCO bearing (artificial material) or completely sealed bronze bearing. Rudder stock bearing, seal and all major bearings are to be lubricated by means of an automatic electric driven lubricating device to circulate the grease. The complete rudder truck will
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If necessary the damaged parts of galvanized surface shall be pickled SIS ST3 grade touched up with one cost of zinc rich paint or equivalent (immersion part: touch up with finish paint same as surround area). Walkway, vertical ladder, U-bolt/nut and others Inside: Galvanized Outside: Galvanized and touch up with finish paint as surround area Final color shall be approved by Buyer. However the colors of each coat other than the final one shall be in accordance with the paint makers guideline which will take consideration of the final finish color. Each coat shall have different color. Pipes shall be colored as per ISO colour code. Ballast tank and Cargo oils tank coating procedure after completion of hot works and tank testing shall be carried out in accordance with the Builders practice and be mutually agreed by Builder, Paint Manufacturer and Buyers. All rubber gaskets, jointing, electric cables and door seals should be protected before painting the surrounding.
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Secondary Preparation Before the first coat is applied, the damages on shop primer by welding, burning, rubbing etc., and the rusted steel surface shall be prepared in accordance with following table, Location Surface Preparation Grade Block stage Outside shell Upper deck Outside accommodation & Mast Water ballast tanks Cargo oil tanks Slop tanks Void space and cofferdam ST3 ST3 ST3 According to makers instruction SA 2,5 according makers instruction As cargo tank ST3 ST3 SA2.5 At slip way or docking / mooring ST3 ST3 ST3 ST3
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1 x 150 1 x 150 1x 50
2 x up to makers specification
Water ballast tanks, cofferdams, 1 bow spaces. Fresh water tanks Peak tanks Fuel oil/Lub. oil tanks stores etc. and paneling Other area thruster space, lockers, all bilges and void
Interior deck part, engine-room Epoxy primer Polyurethane Interior walls behind insulation Epoxy primer Conventional paint
Painting Maker to be furnished the final painting schedule based on the discussion between the Buyers and Shipyard. The final painting schedule shall be submitted to the Buyers for their approval. Following paint makers are acceptable: Sigma, Hempel, Kansai, Chugoku, International and Jotun. 410 Cathodic protection Cathodic protection shall be provided for the hull, bow thrusters pip, ballast tanks, sea chest and etc by means of sufficient amount of zinc anodes with average current density at 5 ma/m2. Anodes shall be certificated as non sparking. Anodes plan shall be submitted for Buyers approval. The anodes shall be placed so that they can not be easily damaged during vessels mooring maneuver. Life expectancy of anodes shall be three years for hull and five years for water ballast tanks. The dimension and arrangement of the zince anodes shall be proposed by the manufacturer and approved by the Buyers. All zinc anodes should be properly protected and covered before painting the surrounding. Zinc anodes should not be placed on or near to fuel oil and lubricating oil tanks. 411 Antifouling System for Box Coolers Antifouling system Impressed Current system (Buyers will investigate the impressed current system for box cooler) for box coolers shall be installed. According makers advise.
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The accommodation plan shall be approved by the Buyers prior the construction. 502 Deck Covering All Living Spaces, public area, officers & wheelhouse : Wheelhouse Interior : Carpet on deck covering Vinyl sheet 3 mm thick on deck covering No finish coating of composition nor vinyl sheet shall be provide in enclosed spaces under built-in furniture but underlay shall be provided. Non-skid rubber mat to be provided between doors and in front of consoles. Washroom, galley & laundry : 150mm x 150mm non-slip quarry tiles on 50mm cement underlay. All wash places and showers shall be similarly laid with ceramic tiles. All exposed steel decks shall be finished with deck paint. Anti slip paint on working places. 503 Insulation and Fire Protection All insulation and fire protection shall be fitted according to Class rules. The insulation for fire protection shall be constructed in accordance with the SOLAS 1974, includes the protocol of 1978 and its amendment of 1981 and 1983 and the latest updated rules and regulations and associated amendments till the date the contracts are signed. : Vinyl sheet 3mm thick on deck covering
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Remarks ----25 mm thick rock wool board and 0.5 mm thick stainless steel sheets on visible side for galley and pantry. Ditto
Exposed accommodation.
surface
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All materials shall be class approved and appropriately fire rated in accordance with SOLAS requirements. Wash place, changing room and laundry internal bulkheads will not have lining. The bolts shall be suitably painted. All insulation materials should be properly secured with end supports of angle bars or equivalent. 504 Cabin Furnishing and Fittings All furniture shall be of high quality marine standard made of hard wood or hard wood covered solid plywood. All plywood should be certified toxic gas and toxic glue free. All tables and desks shall be covered with hard plastic material except steel desk. 5041 Captain and Chief Engineer Class One(1) Single tier varnished plywood bunk with drawer and bunk light. Approximate dimensions 2000mm x 1000mm x 150mm with foam matterss. One(1) wardrobe with long mirror Adequate filing shelves Two(2) coat and hat hook One(1) sofa One(1) sideboard combined with book case One(1) coffee table One(1) upholstered chair One(1) small steel safe (Masters only) One(1) writing desk with drawers (double pedestal type) One(1) Quartz clock Two(2) spare power slots One(1) table top regrigerator Curtains shall be provided for windows. 5042 One Man Cabins One(1) sofa One(1) coffee table One(1) book case and one filing shelve. One(1) writing desk with drawers (double pedestal type) One(1) upholstered chair Two(2) coat and hat hook One(1) single varnished plywood bunk complete with light and foam mattress approximate dimension of 2000mm x 1000mm x 150mm.
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Where the sidelights or window exist, curtains will be provided. All in accordance with G.A. and accommodation plan. Where the side light or window exists, curtains will be fitted. 5044 Wash Place Fittings (All fittings, including bolts and nuts, are of stainless steel materials) Private toilet Public toilet Fresh water Hot water Sanitary supply line Sanitary drain line Sewage drain method Sewage drain method 5045 Laundry Equipment 2 - Marine type 5 kg washing machine for cleaning clothes, motor driven with integral spin dryer and 1 tumble dryer. 1 - Marine type 5 kg washing machine for dirty clothes 1 Marine type 1 - Rinsing tub. 2 - Ironing table 1 - Wooden rack 1 - Heating radiator (Drying room). (Black heat type electrical radiator, 1~2 kw with high temperature cut out thermostat). 2 Heavy duty Electric irons. 5046 Galley 1 - Electric range 4 hot plates, comes with stainless steel exhaust canopy and fan over. 1 - Baking oven with 1 oven 1 - Soup boiler fixed type, 10 litres. 1 - Dressing table with under locker 1 - Cooking table with under shelf. 1 - Cutting board - (nylon or similar). 1 - Marine microwave oven. 1 - Dough mixer, 0.75 kw. 1 - Elect. refrigerator, 200 litres. 1 - Elect. universal machine. 1 - Potato peeler. 1 - Dish, pan and glass rack. 1 - Stainless wash bowl with cold & hot water. 5 kg Dryer Prefabricated unit, including Shower, Toilet cabinet, Soap dish, Water closet, Paper holder, Towel rack, Hand grip, etc. Assembly toilet Hydrophore system with a sterilizer, (fresh washing, shower, WC) Continuous circulating system with a calorifier Copper pipe PVC pipe Sewage treatment system to be provided. Gravity toilet system
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Wheelhouse windows are to be arranged to give good visibility all around as indicated in General Arrangement Plan. Storm rails shall be provided on outside of wheelhouse as well as inside the wheelhouse front console. All electric controls and indicator lights on the bridge console to be provided with adjustable dimmers. All emergency stops should be provided with protection guards to avoid accidental tripping. Wheelhouse to be accessible from both sides of the bridge deck by means gastight watertight aluminum or stainless steel doors with stainless steel fittings with single lever operation. Doors to bridge deck to be equipped with a window and insulated. Access from the superstructure trunk by stairs and door in a corridor. Access door from superstructure to be provided a switch and connected to the electric light system (instant ON/OFF type) in such way the light in the upper part of corridor switches of when the door opens. Mentioned switch to be activated or by passed from the wheelhouse desk. The wheelhouse is to be fitted with:Steering control and instrumentation Rudder angle indicator (panoramic deckhead mounted type) Main engine alarms and group alarms for auxiliary engine (common alarm indicating generator engines failure) and steering gear Horns (one electrical air horn and mechanical plunger for horn) One searchlight with remote control, positioned off steering wheel, 1000W Five (5) sets of horizontal fan type, heavy duty marine type windscreen wiper on fwd (P. C & S) window c/w FW washing. Central wheelhouse window heated. At least 3 interval positions with controls on the bridge consoles. Five (5) spare blades to be provided. Two Helmsmans chair (pilot chair with adjustable height, sliding rails on the deck) VHF, radar as agreed in the electric nautical equipment Clinometer, thermometer, dial barometer Wooden grating for steering column Chart table curtain/collapsible lamp Navigation instrument sets on 1.5 meter length
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5048 Interior Doors All interior doors materials are to be fire rated as the surrounding bulkheads and as required by SOLAS. To be hung on stainless steel hinges and fitted with stainless steel door fittings To have stainless steel lever handles and hook retainers To have stainless steel engraved labels overhead indicating compartment name
All locks and latches shall be stainless steel and have rim or mortise type easing to meet the requirements of the particular installations. Lock shall be furnished so that each lock shall have a different key and all locks onboard except those in the engine room shall be operated by a master key for each rim and mortise type lock. Doors in public rooms except stores shall be provided with mortise type cylinder lock. All non-watertight steel doors shall be provided with cylinder locks. Stainless steel self-closer shall be fitted on doors leading to mess rooms, common wash place and engine room from living quarters, doors inside the lobby of weather exposed to entrance of living quarters on upper deck, doors at weather exposed entrance of living quarters and doors of stairway trunk. 5049 Engine Control Room To be situated on upper platform deck and to be air-conditioned unit ( water- cooled type). Additional mechanical fresh air ventilation for 10 times/hr air change with emergency stops and fire damper, also to be supplied in case of failure of the air conditioning unit. The following will also be located within the room: Main switchboard Engine control and alarm panel Intercom telephone system Machinery alarm panel The cargo pump frequence convertors. One(1) writing desk with drawers (single pedestal type)
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Capacities must be agreed on GA and accommodation plan Refrigerant shall be R-404a. Each chamber shall be cooled by fan coil unit type air cooler. Remote temperature indicators shall be provided for each chamber with read out in galley. Valve panel shall be located adjacent to each cooler as per makers standard. One push button with alarm in each chamber with ala rm bell shall be provided in the galley. Cooling water shall be supplied by central cooling system. The cooler in meat & fish chamber shall have electric defrosting. Refrigeration compressors shall be regulated by temperature switches. Two spare refrigerant containers to be supplied. Gratings, shelves, lockers, potato bin of wood on galvanized steel etc. shall be provided in dry provision. One storage rack of stainless steel with hardwood shelves shall be provided for each vegetable, meat & fish chamber. 50414 Forward Stores The spaces under the forecastle deck shall be divided into Hydraulic Power Pack, store, paint store which are fitted with steel shelving with retaining bars. Ample lighting, portable fire extinguishers and natural ventilators shall be arranged to meet the classification requirements. Wooden grating shall be provided in Bosun store area. 50415 Steering Gear Compartment The steering gear compartment is to be fitted with necessary steering gear machinery, suitable ventilations and sound powered telephone fitted for communication between wheelhouse and engine control room. Steering gear room to be provided with adequate and suitable shelving and storage facitlities. 50416 Radio Space Radio area in the wheelhouse is to be fitted with:One writing desk with drawers (single pedestal type) One swivel arm chair One file cabinet with 2 drawers One book case
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Changing Room The compartment is to be fitted out with: Lockers Bench seats Clothes hooks Coat hooks Washbasin Paint Store It is to be fitted with steel shelves and suitable ventilation. meet SOLAS requirements. All electrical fittings and safety requirement shall
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Deck/Engine Store This store is to be fitted out with steel or wood shelves. natural ventilated. Doors to be fitted with padlock. The store shall be
600 Deck Machinery and Outfitting 601 General Deck machinery shall be arranged as shown on the General Arrangement Plan. The layout shall be approved by the Buyers prior to construction. Deck machinery consists two electro hydraulic motor driven anchor windlass/winch located at forecastle deck and one electro hydraulic motor driven anchor winch located at after of poop deck as shown on General Arrangement Plan. Hydraulic power shall be supplied for deck machinery (windlass, mooring winch etc.) from the hydraulic power station and the hydraulic motors directly coupled to the winch or through reduction gears if necessary. Hydraulic pump station for deck machinery shall be arranged in engine room or suitable location.
Following is the summary of main particulars of the deck machineries; No. Name of of Type Duty capacity Prime motor
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requirements) At gypsy wheel 12 t x 9 m/min At hawser drum 6 t x15 m/min At warping head 3 t (Actual capacities to meet Anchor winch 2 Hydraulic type Each 1 hawser drums and 1 warping head classification Hydraulic motor, without device auto-tension requirements) At gypsy wheel 12 t x 9 m/min At hawser drum 6 t x15 m/min At warping head 3.5 t (Actual meet Hose handling crane 1 Elec-hyd. type crane capacity to classification Hydraulic motor To Provision davit/ Combined with MOB boat davit and stern cargo hose. Bow thruster M.O.B.boat davit Liferaft Davit/ combined with MOB boat davit. Free Fall boat davit (recovery davit only) 602 Anchor Windlasses Two electro hydraulic anchor windlasses each having a gypsy double mooring drum and a warp head. capacity 6 tonnes @ 15m/min at 1st layer. clutched. and rule requirements. The gypsy capacity to be approx. 12 tonnes pull at 9 m/min, suitable for 48 mm diameter chain and mooring drum The cable lifters and hawser drums are to be independently The warping head capacity is 3.5 tonnes pull at 30 m/min. Actual capacity to meet classification 1 According relevant rules. to the 1 1 1 Electric, CPP or 3 step fixed pitch According relevant rules. According relevant rules. to the to the 400 kw Electric motor 1 Electric type 1.5 t x 5 m be arranged near manifold Electric motor
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Two sets of steering gears shall be arranged for high efficient rudder. The two pump units shall be able to supply enough power to steer the rudder from 35 portside to 30 the vessel is running at maximum speed at design draft. All in accordance with the agreed makers instruction and classification requirements. Arrangements for connection with auto pilot and manual control shall be made. Steering gear motors shall be remote started & stopped from wheelhouse bridge console. Local manual operation shall be able to done via operation of solenoid control valve at the side of the gear. A spare hydraulic tank shall placed above the hydraulic tank. All change over procedure shall be clearly identified. All to be in accordance with Class, SOLAS and Flag state rules. Torque rating is about 10 metric ton m. 604 Stern Mooring Winch Two sets of electro-hydraulic Single and one warping head Rating Mooring Winches accompanied with each one slip type hawser drum Hauling in speed starboard hard-over within 28 seconds when
for Hawser drum & warping head 30 m/min (Actual capacity to meet classification requirements) Capacity Warping Control Seating : : : : 170m of 250 kn breaking strength tipto 8 rope Cast steel keyed on both ends of the main rotating shaft Mounted on steel pedestal suitable for on deck installation The winch shall be mounted on chock fast seating using corrosion resistance bolts with a save-all and gutter Power pack : Suitable for both winches operating simultaneously and with one motor/pump standby for the other
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The hydraulic lifting winch comprising of single drum driven by hydraulic motor and pre-wiring for hoisting. 606 Hose Handling Crane One set electric-hydraulic hose handling crane, telescopic type, lifting capacity 2.0 ton at 16 m outreach. The working area of the crane shall cover the cargo manifolds and deck tanks without interfere the cargo piping system as indicated in the GA plan. 607 Mooring Fitting Anchors, chain cables and mooring ropes shall be equipped in accordance with the rule requirements as per following table. 2 1 1 2 6 Bow Anchor Spare anchor Anchor chain Chain releaser Mooring Rope Stockless SPEK type, about 3200 kg, Cast steel construction, (Actual weight to meet classification requirements) Stockless SPEK type, Cast steel construction. One for each vessel as per above specifications. 46 mm dia. X 495 m in length, Grade NV K3 with Kenter shackles (actual size to meet classification requirement) Fastened type in chain locker and operable from outside. Mooring rope Tipto12, 220metres, (B.S. 2250 KN) including loop end. 4 rope reels with greasing points on forecastle deck 4 rope reels with greasing points on poop deck 2 1 Fire wire Towing stopper 32 mm dia. Steel wire x 45 m with manual stowage reel. To be installed on fore and after deck in accordance with IMO Regulation. The number & size are suitable for Tipto 12 ropes.
Mooring fittings, such as panama chock, bollards, panama fair leaders, guide rollers and mooring holes shall be arranged in accordance with OCIMF requirement for reference as shown on the General Arrangement Plan and mooring arrangement. The mooring arrangement shall be approved by the Buyers prior the construction. 608 Manifold In way of cargo manifold on upper deck, additional deck fitting, such as bollard, cross bitt and closed chock shall be fitted refer to the OCIMF recommendation Category A for reference only. The vessel cargo manifold to be installed amidships. To be designed and arranged as much as possible in accordance O.C.I.M.F. Recommendations for Oil Tanker Manifold and Associated Equipment where applicable. All manifold flanges must be ANSI 150 STANDARD. All flanges with bolts and nuts of stainless steel aIS316L material. Type of manifold crossover. Flanges of manifold valves PN-16. ANSI 150 standard flanges shall be used. Other connections by means of reducers. The manifolds are slopping down to the middle.
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Reducers For Cargo Hoses: Near the manifold storing facilities for the several reducers of AISI 316-L material to be provided. Minimum following reducers are required and must be installed in the delivery (to be completed as per OCIMF rules): Base on cargo pipe diameter is 10 inch. ANSI to ANSI 150 STANDARD Two pieces: 10 to 8 inch Two pieces: 10 to 6 inch One: Y-pieces 2 x 10 to 1 x 10 inch Three more as per needs. One piece: 10 inch ANSI standard to 10 inch DIN standard (12 holes). One piece: 10 inch ANSI to 8 inch DIN
ANSI to DIN
609 Oil Spill Drain Tank Above pump room deck, oil spill collection tank shall be made. On each side of the main deck in the most aft part a scupper to be made which drains of in the Deck oil spill tank.
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Only mooring equipment of the vessel to be suitable for ship to ship transfer operations, such as bollard and panama chocks.
Mooring layout of vessel and detailed drawings of equipment shall be submitted to the Buyers for approval. 611 Ladders and Steps 6111 Accommodation Ladders Accommodation ladder shall not be provided. Instead two portable aluminum wharf ladders one with 6 m in length and one with 10 meters in length shall be supplied. Both portside and starboard side near superstructure shall fit platform for the wharf ladder. Loading certificates to be provided for the ladders. 6112 Steel Ladder and Steps All ladders inside tanks should be bolted on and made of 316L stainless steel materials, including all fittings, bolts and nuts. All cargo oil and slop tanks shall be fitted with vertical bolted on inclined ladders face afterwards. The maximum inclining angle shall not be exceed 75 degree. The ladders and all fittings shall be made of 316L stainless steel and not coated . The width of the ladders shall be approximately 450 mm. The step shall be made of two square bars with dimension of 22 x 22 mm. The arrangement of the ladder shall not obstruct the radar sensor. Protection plates of stainless steel AIS316L marterials (1.5mX1.5MX3mm) to be provided at the bottom part of all the ladders inside the cargo and slop tanks. Plates should be fully welded on the tank top plates before coating. The steel vertical ladder of 300 mm width and with 300 mm step spacing shall be provided in all bunkers, ballast and fresh water tanks for access. Steel vertical ladders or steps to be also provided to deep tanks, service and settling tanks, unless space is
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Certificates and instructions in English to be provided for the flame arrestors. Hatch gaskets to be of TEFLON materials. 6124 Small Hatches Following small hatch shall be of hinged or bolted type shall be provided. The height of hatch coaming shall comply with the requirement of class. Location Upper deck for engine room spare parts lifting Poop deck for pump room Forecastle deck for rope Upper deck aft for 1 1 1 No 1 Type Watertight, bolted Watertight, hanged Watertight, hanged Watertight, hanged steering gear room 6125 Manholes Manholes shall have steel plate cover secured with stainless steel studs and nuts. Each manhole cover shall be fitted with one or two hand grip and marked with the name of the compartment. The construction, materials of the manhole with covers shall be in accordance with the Builders standards unless otherwise specified. Location Aft. Peak tank No 1 Type Watertight, bolted hinged type Bunker tank Double bottom in 1 Oil bolted Oil bolted 100 coaming Each manhole shall be clearly marked with tank number/name by welding bead. tight, with mm 600 x 450 Manual engine room tight, 600 x 450 Manual or Opening 600 x 800 with coaming Operated by Manual 600 x 600 with coaming 800 x 800 with coaming Manual Manual 800 x 1200 Manual Opening 800 x 1200 Operated by Manual
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All safety equipment to mark in distinct color of ship name and home port as per SOLAS. 614 Fire Fighting System Fire fighting system shall be installed in accordance with the latest requirements of SOLAS/IBC Code/Class and Flag State All fire fighting equipment should be EC approved with wheel marks. Cargo tank deck area Engine room & Pump Fixed low expansion deck foam suitable for chemicals. Sea water (alcohol resistance foam liquid) Fixed high pressure CO2 system,
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The main line shall be laid on the upper deck. Two international shore connection pieces shall be supplied. The fire hoses shall be 50 mm hard duraline with stortz coupling, except for 19 mm hard rubber on recessed reels with stortz couplings in the accommodation. Deck fire line hydrants and hoses should be same size as the fixed foam system. 616 Foam Fire Extinguish System Foam shall be of Alcohol resistant type. A fixed deck foam system shall be installed as per the requirement of SOLAS. The arrangement for providing foam shall be capable of delivering foam to the entire cargo tank area as well as into any cargo tank and the deck of which has been ruptured. Necessary amount of monitors on the deck within cargo oil tank region shall be provided as per the requirement of the Regulations. Portable foam nozzles to be supplied as well. Two sets of foam tank and proportioner shall be arranged in foram tank space. One is installed for spare.In accordance with the latest Solas rules. The foam solution tank is to store sufficient capacity of foam concentrate to ensure at least 30 minutes of foam generation through a balanced pressure proportioner with a foam pump. Capacity of foam tank to meet SOLAS requirements.
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Emergency fire pump shall be centrifugal type pump driven by electric motor with the power supplied by
Fire extinguisher
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A fixed local application fire fighting water mist system to be protecting high risk item/area (main engine, aux. engine, boiler and purifier, etc.) in engine room to comply with SOLAS, 2000 Amendment. 700 Equipment for Cargo 701 General The vessel shall be designed to have fourteen cargo oil tanks. Slop tanks to be used as cargo tanks as well wash tank. No copper, copper alloys, bronze and brass are allowed to present in the cargo system as required by the FOSFA Rules. Sixteen sets of all stainless steel AIS316L deep well type cargo oil pump shall be provided by buyer. The cargo pump shall be driven by independent electric motor controlled by a frequency converter and controlled from the ccr. . The capacity of each cargo pump shall be as following:. The below for refernce only, final capacities to be final with recommendations form pump maker. 14 sets 2 sets Deep well type, 300 m3/h for each cargo tank Deep well type, 100 m3/h for each deck/slop tank and two deck/slop tanks.
The system shall be able to load and discharge sixteen (16) different grades of cargo simultaneously without contamination. Each grade using its own line/filter and cargo pumps.
Separation each other by double shut valve during cargo handling except stripping operation. That means the cargo pumping system shall be designed to facilitate easy loading and cleaning operations. The general discharge and loading design criteria are as follows: Design pumping criteria Cargo viscosity Design discharge time Maximum discharge rate Maximum loading rate Segregation Pressure head: 90mLc. at pump outlet with cargo S.G. 0.8 t/m3 1.0 cSt up to 380 cSt 6 hours at design criteria with 5 cargo pumps running simultaneously, incl. stripping. Total 1500 m3/h at 90mLC., S.G. 0.8 t/m3 Total 2000 m3/h. -- Full segregation -- Simultaneous discharge of Sixteen(16) grades via pumps/lines and manifolds. separate
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Cargo pipeline system will be attached to the contract and to be agreed by Buyers prior the construction.
Inside cargo tanks, on tank ceiling and bottom sufficient amount of stainless steel 316-L lifting lugs to be welded. By means of these lifting lugs, it must be possible to hoist the complete tank-heating coil system. In addition, by use of this system it must be possible to use of hanging staging. Lifting lugs to be made according to shipyards standards. 702 Loading and Discharge System for Liquid Cargo All cargo tanks to be subjected to structural tests when tank coatings are completed. If muddy water is used to press up the tanks, all tanks should be flushed out with clean sea water and then with fresh water. All tanks and piping system must be clean and free from contamination before delivery of vessel to Buyers. All pressure gauges and thermometer connection should have isolating valves or cocks fitted as close to the main pipe lines as possible as required by class rule. All piping support securing bolts and nuts to be provided with anti-vibration devices, such as double nuts Cargo valves in cargo tanks fully stainless steel executed ball or butterfly type. Valves after pumps to be remotely operated by glycerin hydraulic system. Controls and valve position indications are provided in the cargo control consoles in the control station on the bridge. Cargo valves, make Econosto, Mason or Ari. Make and type to be agreed upon mutually. Comply with class rules. Designed for two way flows and 100% secured close for suction and loading flow directions. Seals inside valve re-enforced Teflon resistant against all possible cargoes, mentioned in cargo list. Heat resistant till at least 180 degree centigrade. All butterfly valves un-eccentric water type.
All cargo line strainers should have drain lines with isolating valves and portable connections to the stripping suctions. Breather valves also to be arranged on top of the strainers.
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Cargo & Stripping/Slop Pumps Stripping to be provided by the deep well cargo pumps.
1) Cargo pump (with alarms etc. according the latest Class regulation.)
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When discharging oil, five (5) sets of deep well type cargo pump shall be worked simultaneously, total discharge rate to be 1500 m3/h at 90 mLc and to be capable of discharging cargo completely during 6 hours, including stripping. Piping arrangement in principle according the drawing: Cargo piping system, to be all segregrated for each tank with individual loading and discharge pipes. Discharge pipes are interconnected with isolation valves to one discharge line to the ship stern. Buyers will provide the cargo piping diagram as example for designing.
All cargo piping on deck are insulated with hard covers protections to allow carrying of cargo up to 85 deg C The manifold and associated equipment and their arrangement shall refer to OCIMF recommendation, as practice. Cargo pipe systems in cargo tanks and on upper deck shall Stainless Steel AISI 316L (designing pressure 1.5 MPa). Shall use 45 elbows with real looping. Butt welding shall be used. No sleeve shall be applied. On valves loose flanges can be used. All cargo piping on deck are insulated with hard covers protections to allow carrying of cargo up to 85 deg C.
For electric ground of cargo pipe lines, yard can choose the way of using cable or plate. The manifold will follow ANSI standard. The rest of piping system shall follow ISO standard.
See cargo pipeline diagram. All jointing should be of Teflon materials. Individual connecting pipe to be installed in the left and right slop tank to let oily water two stage deposit. Sections to both tanks to be connected an insulated 5-inch crossover line, close to the bottom without upward loop.
Each cargo oil tank has a loading and discharge pipe. The cargo piping lines in cargo tanks shall be of Stainless Steel AISI 316L as well with reference to cargo pipeline diagram.
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The cargo piping system to be arranged as follows: See Cargo pipeline diagram.
Cargo piping according to the agreed Cargo pipeline diagram. Drip trays Drip trays with gratings and drains to be fitted underneath Port & Starboard cross over line manifold. Size and volume of trays shall generally be according to IMO and OCIMF regulations. Drain lines to be of mild steel also. Cargo valve All valve to be remote operated by glycerin hydraulic system from cargo control room. After completion of the discharge phase the stripping of the cargo system to be carried out by the cargo pump through stripping pipe in cargo tank suction well. A cargo control room shall be fitted for remote control of the cargo pumps, stripping/slop pump, ballast pumps, cargo valves and ballast valves. Also a remote tank level gauging system, an oil discharge monitoring system.
will be in contact with the cargo must be of stainless steel AISI316L and PTFE lining / sealing. Cargo valves in cargo tank fully S.S AISI316L.
Butterfly valves, wafer type designed for two way flow direction.
. 703 Cargo Heating System The cargo heating system to be capable of maintaining cargo at 850C with sea temperature 00C and ambient air temperature -50C. The heating capacity shall be sufficient to raise temperature of a full cargo load from 440C to 850C in 96 hours with ambient air temp. 50C and sea water temperature 00C. Slop tank heating shall be capable of raising the temp. of a full slop tank from 150 C to 660 C in 24 hours under the same ambient conditions.
The cargo should be heated with steam coils directly. Each heating coil should have a sampling cock on the
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All Steam and Heating pipe and fittings on deck shall be of pre-insulated AIS 316L stainless steel materials.
Steam supply valves, condense return valves and steam trap for cargo tank heating coils to be cast steel material. 704 Cargo Tank Vent/Gas Free System Inert Gas Line & System: At appropriate place a Nitrogen Generator Room with adequate spaces, electric power supply, fixed piping on deck and fittings, lighting, ventilation to be provided for Buyers to install the Nitrogen generator at later stage. 7041 Cargo Tank Ventilation A ventilation system shall be installed providing for individual ventilation of each cargo tank. Each cargo tank and slop tank shall be fitted with a gas freeing/venting line from tank hatch fitted with pressure/vacuum valve and high velocity nozzle with discharges outlet according to request of Class above main deck.
P/V valves to be arranged and installed with adequate spaces from other equipment to allow easy access for greasing and maintenance.
Each cargo tank and slop tank shall fit a high velocity pressure/vacuum valve for cargo tank ventilation.
All tank vent-lines to be gathered to two (2) central venting towers respectively.
One (1) for each cargo and slop tanks, total 16 sets Class approved type + 0.2 Kg/cm2 - 0.035 Kg/ cm2 High Velocity Press/Vac valve
Venting velocity
Location
All vent pipes shall be sloped to tank for drainage. AISI 316L stainless material shall be used. The cargo ventilation pipes to be fitted with a ball valve(DN15).
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Gas freeing system shall be provided by means of portable water/or air driven gas free fans.
Portable gas free fan Number of set Capacity Two (2) set 60 m3/min x 30 mm Ag
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Vapour Return System One vapour collecting main line on deck with valves connections to cargo tank vent lines are to be provided for each cargo tank vapour emission.
Four (4) vapour connection shall be provided, two on each side of the ship, with presentation flanges at the cargo manifold area.
One vapour connection shall be located forward of the manifold and one located aft of the manifold on each side of ship.
A sensor for remote reading of vapour pressure in cargo tanks shall be arranged as an integral part in deck units for radar level system.
Vapour emission control system to be provided in accordance with USCG requirements except lightening provisions. 706 Tank Cleaning System Tank cleaning system and equipments shall be agreed in corporation with the Maker and Buyers and to comply with SOLAS & MARPOL regulation. The tank cleaning system shall be arranged for washing with fresh water and/or seawater, hot or cold with cleaning solutions. The washing system shall consist in a washing tank. This tank shall be earlier mentioned deck tank. Tank wash pump, wash-water heater, tank wash lines and valves, portable washing machines, tank wash pump and the already mentioned stripping pump. in principle it must be possible to wash tanks with seawater and re-circulation of fresh water.
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Tank cleaning pump shall take fresh water from clean fresh water tanks and/or sea water from sea chest.
Tank cleaning pump placed in pump room and driven by the motor connect through a gas tight oil filled bulkhead gland
Arrangement for using cargo pumps to deliver re-circulated washing water to cleaning machines shall be included.
Two (2) fixed tank washing machine twin nozzle 7mm. (abt.10 m3/h x 7.0 bar) to be installed on the top of each cargo oil tank and one (1) set for each slop tanks. It shall be decided based on Manufacturers recommendation.
The tank cleaning system to be designed to wash two (2) cargo tanks ( 4 washing machines apr.50 cbm/hr) simultaneously.
Seawater shall be pumped by tank cleaning pump through a tank cleaning heater to provide to cleaning machines with hot sea water at 600C from sea water supply of 50C.
i.e. the butter wash heater must be able to heat up apr. 60 cubic meter of water from 5 degrees up to 60 degrees. The tank cleaning main pipes shall be arranged on the upper deck in way of cargo oil space, which to be fitted with flexible connection (butterwash hoses) to the branch pipes with stop valve and to be connected with each fixed tank washing machine.
The material of tank cleaning pipe to be stainless steel (AIS316L) on upper deck and stainless steel (AISI 316L) in cargo tank. A minimum of two tank washing hatches for each cargo tank to be provided for portable washing machines (9 m3/h x 8.0 bar). It to be situated to best advantage the shadow area of the fixed machines, which will be verified by Manufacturer and approved by buyers prior construction.
Two (2) portable tank-washing machines and connected hoses to be supplied by the shipyard for tank cleaning through tank washing hatches.
The wash tank heater must be designed especially for heating seawater for tank cleaning. Internally be made with U shaped both sided welded pipes. Steam and condense flow trough the U pipes. All seawater
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High Pressure Cleaning System: Ship to be provided separate high-pressure water cleaning system KARCHER or similar pump. pump to be feed with pressurized water from a hydrophore that uses industrial water. This system should be tested and demonstrated proper operation to buyer. High-pressure Cleaning Pump: In the engine room to be installed a high-pressure pumps make KARCHER or equal. Pressure approximately 180 bars. This pump must be secured for running dry, switch on/off automatically when the trigger on spray gun is pulled. Lines, Hoses & Spray Gun: Pump connected to a fixed High Pressure pipe over total length of cargo area. Dimension 1 inch. Special High pressure stainless steel quick connection coupling to be made near each tank-cover. System to be completed two hands held trigger operated spray guns. Length of high pressure hose sufficient to reach all part of tank and cargo deck.
After tank cleaning, the washed oily water in each cargo tank to be pumped by its own cargo pump to slop tank or to the tank washing tank on deck and to be deposited through to be discharged out of side by the pump from slop tank under oily water discharge monitor.(O.D.M.E.)
Portable machine
cleaning
Cleaning heater
AISI 316L
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There shall be a loading and operational computer with terminal, display unit and printer installed in the cargo control room. Cargo and ballast pump control
-- Remote start/stop the cargo & stripping pump, /tank cleaning pump and ballast pumps from cargo control room. -- Emergency stop from cargo control room and near the manifold both sides..
Cargo/ballast valve remote control Manifold valve control. Cargo tank level gauge.& Tank pressure gage. Independent high level and high-high level alarm Cargo tank temperature gauge Ballast tank level gauge Draught gauge (2 points) Oil pollution prevention system Portable equipment cargo monitoring
Cargo and ballast valves remote controlled by glycerin hydraulic system. Local operation at manifold side. Radar type with remote readout in C.C.R. for each cargo and slop tank, Tank pressure sensor build in the radar unit. One (1) dual sensor for each cargo oil tank and slop tank with audible and visible alarm. At least two (2) sensors for each cargo & slop tank with remote readout in cargo control room. Electro-pneumatic type or sensor type with remote readout from cargo control room. Electro-pneumatic or sensor type with remote readout from cargo control room. 1 - Oil discharge monitoring & control system according to MARPOL 73/78 (Annex I) and light chemicals 1 - For ullage measuring, oil/water interface detecting, hand dipping, temperature measuring by means of portable oil/water interface detece on upper deck.
708 Cargo Control Room One (1) cargo control room to be arranged at accommodation deck forward.
One (1) micro-processor based cargo monitoring and loading computer including two (2) screens, two (2) keyboards and printer at the control console and panel in cargo control room to cover the following functions:
Remote level measurement alarm in cargo /slop tank. Remote Cargo Tank pressure measurement read out with alarms in CCR. Remote level gauging of all ballast tanks, F.O. tanks, F.W. tanks. Independent high level (95%) & high-high level (98%) (overflow) alarm for cargo/slop tank. Temperature monitoring of all cargo tanks F.O. tanks and slop tanks. Draft of the vessel (2 points)
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Remote read out pressure and vacuum meters of ballast/tank cleaning pumps in CCR. Remote read out of temp. and alarms of cargo pump readings and all bulkhead glands. Remote read out of Cargo temperature and Pressure from manifold.
709 Oil Discharge Monitoring and Control For the prevention of marine pollution, an oil discharge monitor, control system and potable oil/water interface device to be provided to meet IMO RES. A586 (XIV) requirements. The system comprised the following main components. (1) Oil content meter in pump room (2) Flow meter in pump room (3) Operator's console in CCR (4) Valve control unit in pump room (5) Electric motor in engine room.
Drip trays with mild steel grating shall be fitted beneath port and starboard manifolds. Which size and volume of trays shall refer to IMO & OCIMF requirements.
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The pumps to be remotely operated from cargo control room, and shall have piping arrangement for effective filling and discharge of water ballast tanks.
The ballast pumps to have suction from sea chests in pump room and deliver to two (2) main ballast lines installed in each side of the double bottom with branches to each ballast double bottom and wing tank as well as fore peak tank.
The particulars of water ballast pump to be as follows for each to deballast the vessel within five (5) hours. No. of sets Type Capacity Pressure Drive Casing Impeller Shaft Seal Two (2) Single stage, horizontal centrifugal type pump 300 m3/h 25 mLc Electric motor driven Bronze Bronze Stainless steel Mechanical
A ballast delivery line to deck in cargo manifold area for connection to cargo cross over by spool-piece for emergency ballasting to be arranged.
Shifting of ballast water between tanks shall not be considered. Ballast valves shall be of butterfly type and remote control by glycerin hydraulic system from CCR.
For the remote level measuring system of water ballast tanks to be controlled and readout at cargo control room.
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The fire/general service pump shall be connected to the sea main suction line and serve as aft peak tank ballast pump.
All piping support securing bolts and nuts to be provided with anti-vibration arrangement such as double nuts. Piping material Piping WB pipes Dia. All Piping Material artificial ISO Flanges and fittings Remarks
Valves
Remarks
802 Bilge Piping Bilge piping shall be arranged according to the Class Rules and Authorities requirements.
Water in steering gear room shall be drained to engine room and bilge wells through self-closing valve in engine room.
Chain lockers, stores rooms in forecastle, cofferdam and bow thruster room to be served by bilge ejectors of 40~50 m3/h. Drive water supplied by fire/deck-wash line. Bilge, fire & general service pumps in E/R take suction from bilge wells and discharge overboard directly in emergency case only. One small bilge pump takes suction from bilge wells and discharge into the bilge water holding tank or overboard.
The oily bilge separator takes suction from bilge wells and bilge water holding tank, the oil in the bilge water will be separated from the bilge water and separated bilge water (<15ppm) will be discharged overboard. The oily water separator shall be provided an automatic oil drain control device, oil content monitor and a 15 ppm
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In case of the high oil content effluent will be automatically directed back to bilge water holding tank and give out an alarm signal. bilge water holding tank and dirty oil tank with capacity according to rules to be arranged. Oily bilge pump No. of sets Type Capacity Pressure Drive Oily water separator No. of sets Type Capacity Automation Heating if any One (1) set Gravity difference separator without filter cartridge 1.0 m3/hr, below 15 PPM Automatic oil contents monitoring and 15 ppm alarm system accordance the regulations to be used also in special area annex 1 Elec. heating One (1) set Screw or piston type or Manufacturers standard To be according to oily water separator capacity ~3 bar Electric motor
803 Drainage System Sufficient number of scuppers of suitable dimension to be fitted to all decks, deck house and casing tops, etc. Spill tank shall be allocated at the after ballast tank. Deck opening to be closed off by mechanical expanding plugs. 804 Sounding System Sounding pipes for manual sounding shall be fitted to F.O. tanks, F.W. tanks, W.B. tanks, sludge tanks, drain tanks, cofferdams, void spaces, chain locker etc., except cargo and slop tanks. Pipes shall terminate at accessible locations. Each sounding pipe shall be clearly marked with the tank number by welding bead. Graded view glass to be used where suitable, for instance for LO tanks. The sounding points shall be located as near to the suction pipes as possible. Small tank sounding connection shall terminate at the tank. No sounding pipes to pass through cargo tanks.
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In mild climates for certain sailing area when cooling is not required, the system to serve as mechanical ventilation for the accommodations, supplying fresh air only. And air changes are to be about 6 times per hour for living room and to be about 8 times per hour for public room.~ 8 times/b for wheel house spot cooling
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(times/hour)
The ventilation system to be of low pressure system. For compartments where only mechanical exhaust ventilation is applied, the air to be supplied from adjoining passageways through louvers on the entrance door and/or by natural ventilators. Mechanical Ventilation for Machinery Space (1) Engine room fan The fans for engine room to be axial flow type. The ventilation fan to supply fresh air to
the operating stations and necessary places in the engine room through air ducts.
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supply fresh air from engine room duct. (3) Purifier room supply fans Exhaust According to size of compartment for 45 times/hr air change Axial flow Non-reversible, el.-motor driven. (4) CO2 room exhaust fan 1 According to size of compartment Axial flow El.-motor driven. (5) Bow thruster room fan 1 Sufficient to achieve 25 air changes per hour Axial flow , El.-motor driven.
In the ventilator ducts just below the fan unit silencers to be installed. The fan and driving motor to be incorporated in the fan casing, the fan and motor to be mounted in common bed plate. Fan impeller to be dynamically balanced. 807 Natural Ventilation Mushroom, gooseneck or wall ventilators to be fitted for ventilation of store spaces, steering gear room, etc., wherever. 900 Machinery Part 901 General The main propulsion unit shall be two medium speed diesel engines through gear boxes, and driving two controllable pitch propellers through line of shafting respectively.
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accordance with makers instruction under a normal sea going condition & maneuvering, and also heavy fuel
The electric generating system shall consist of three (3) main diesel generators, and one (1) emergency generator. And 1 shaft generator The main switchboard shall be suitably arranged in the centralized control room and emergency switch board shall be arranged in the emergency generator engine room. The capacity of the power plant to be based on the following conditions:
Condition Normal sea service Sea service with tank washing Full Discharging cargo Maneuvering with bow thruster Harbor
Number of sets working One D/G or two shaft generators Two D/G or one D/G with shaft generators Two D/G One D/G and two shaft generators One D/G or one emergency generator
Generator engines shall be designed to burn marine diesel oil. The heating plant for the vessel shall consist of two (2) oil-fired steam boilers and two (2) exhaust gas economizer. Two combined oil fired/exhaust gas boilers can be the alternative arrangement. The oil fired steam boiler is used for fulfilling the usage of cargo oil tank heating, cargo oil tank cleaning sea water heating, lube oil heating, and hot water heating for domestic usage. The oil fired steam boiler shall be designed to burn heavy fuel oil with a viscosity up to 380 cSt and temp. per makers instruction. ( same as main engine) Air compressors and pumps for the propulsion system shall be so designed that the main engine is satisfactorily operated at maximum continuous output with following design conditions: as
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Centralized and automatic controls shall be provided for the propulsion plant, auxiliaries, etc. and to comply with the requirements of BV AUT- _ UMS notation.
Emergency escapes to be provided with locking device from the inside to meet ISPS and ISM requirement. One set of Master Calibration Gauges with certificates for calibrating all manometers and thermometers onboard to be provided.
902 Principal Particulars of Machinery Transfer Arrangement: The design and arrangement of the machinery space shall be such that components, as a dismantled diesel generating set, pumps, electric motors etc., can be removed from their positions and easily be unshipped through hatches. One flush hatch in upper deck above main engine room or other appropriate position. Size must be proportional to the size of the shaft generator or turbo-charger or one coil of the steam generator/boiler which ever is greatest. One lifting beam from engine room to the machinery workshop to be arranged a runner for 2 tonnes if possible.
9021 Main Engine Two (2) MAN B&W 7L28/32A approx. 1715 kW each 4-stroke cycle, in-line, water cooled, direct injection, single acting, trunk piston unreversible, medium speed type marine diesel engine with turbocharger and air cooler. Type Number of set Max. Continuous Output Continuous Service Rating No. of cylinder Dia. of cylinder Stroke of piston Brake mean eff. Press Fuel oil consumption rate Acceptance test run shall be carried out with MDO-fuel on makers test bed according to the program of the makers standard test bed run. 7 Acc B&W specification MAN B&W Two (2) set 1715KW each
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The shafting of forged steel to consist of one propeller shaft with gear box subject to main engine maker final configuration. Aft end of the propeller shaft to be of solid coupling flange. flange coupling. Aft and fwd end of the intermediate shaft to be of solid coupling flange. The hollow bored shaft, containing oil pipes for propeller blade adjustments has an integral forged flange at propeller sides and a hydraulic coupling at forward side, so that with draw of the shaft to aft is possible. Stern Tube and Bearing The stern tube shall be of welded construction of steel plate and welded to the stern frame boss and constructed as a part of hull structure. The stern tube to be provided with white metal lined cast iron bushes having dimensions as per rules requirements. The stern tube inner part to be oil filled. Fwd end the propeller shaft to be of hydraulic
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A hydraulic power system to be supplied, consisting of one set of hydraulic oil tank and electric motor driven pumps according to Makers recommendation. Manoeuvring by pitch and speed control to be operated from the wheelhouse. The propulsion package from one source as a matched system such as a complete MAN B&W propulsion package or similar to be provided. Propulsion control, monitoring and alarm system should be package supply from main engine maker or from Lynsoe.
9025 Boiler Plant The vessel to be fitted with two (2) oil-fired steam boilers and two (2) exhaust gas economisers. (Two combined oil fired/exhaust gas boilers are acceptable as alternative) The boilers capacity to be suitable for max. cargo heating and tank washing requirements. Two (2) boiler feed water pumps to be provided. HFO/MDO Change over unit to be supplied. The boiler to supply heated steam to the following system:
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Oil-fired Boilers Oil fired steam boiler Heavy Oil 380 cSt. Two(2) sets To be calculated Heavy Oil 380 cSt. and Marine diesel oil at ignite & before stop furnace
The boiler will be oil-fired type of vertical or horizontal cylindrical design, completely insulated and provided with the following valves and gauges. Main steam valve, safety valves, level gauges, feed water shut-off and non-return valves, scum valves and pressure gauges. Remote actuation devices to be provided for all boiler safety valves for testing purpose. Exhaust gas economisers: Type Number Capacity, exhaust heated Exhaust gas combined boiler Two (2) sets Max. utilisation of available waste heat in main engine exhaust, according to manufacturers recommendation Burner capacity to be calculated. Pressure Steam pressure: 0.7 MPa 9026 Electric Generating Plant General The diesel driven generators are arranged in the engine room, while the diesel emergency generator is installed outside of the engine room in accordance with Classification Societies requirements. Three (3) main generator sets and one (1) emergency generator set to be provided. Two (2) PTO shaft generators power plant to include: from M.E. & gearbox also shall be installed . All generators to be of drip-proof marine type, brushless and self-magnetizing with voltage regulation. The As per manufacturers
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Two shaft generators to be fitted on a primary PTO from the gearboxes. Shaft generators must be able to run parallel with the main generators during take over only. Shaft generator to feed the bow thruster during maneuvering Main diesel generator sets (A) Diesel engine: Type Rated Kw Rated revolution Cooling Lubrication Fuel type Starting Turbo-charged, 4-stroke marine diesel engine. According to Electrical power calculation in connection with the electrical pump drive system. about 1800 rpm Fresh water, Box cooler Sump Marine diesel oil Compressed air
Output of main generating diesel shall be at one end to drive generator, Arrangement for pre-lubrication of stand-by engine is to be provided. Start/stop from ECR or local, whichever is in control mode. Diesel engines for main generators driving to have continuous rated output to drive the generator under the ambient conditions stipulated by the Classification Society. The engines to be of the marine high speed, four-stroke type, with direct injection, supercharging with internal fresh cooling water and lub oil system. Each engines together with its generator to be installed elasticity to the ship structure. Engine to be fresh water-cooled.(Box coolers) Each engine to have attached freshwater circulating pump, F.W. cooler and L.O. cooler, and being fitted with suitable prefabricating equipment Cooling system Box coolers Cylinder cooling: internals F.W. cooling system Charge air cooling: F.W.cooled Lubricating oil cooling: internal Fuel oil system: MDO (B) Alternator: Drip proof, self-ventilated, brushless type about ) AC.450V, 60Hz. at 1800 r/min. According to Electrical power calculation in connection with the electrical pump drive system F. w. cooled Starting air system: compressed air 30 bar
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A diesel driven emergency generator set to be provided in emergency generator room. The emergency generator room is to be well insulated and diesel generator to be mounted on resilient foundations to minimise noise transmission. (A) Emergency Diesel Type Rated Cooling Lubrication Fuel type Starting Output Rated revolution 4-stroke, marine type, abt. 250 kw 1800 r/min. Air-cooled (Radiator cooler) Sump Light diesel oil Electric batteries / Manual hydraulically
Diesel engine to have a continuous output suitable for driving the generator under those conditions stipulated by the Classification Society. The engine to be of the four-stroke type and to be air-cooled. The diesel and generator are assembled on a common base plate and mounted elasticity. Engine Revolution: 1800 rpm Cooling system: air/water Fuel oil: MDO Starting of the engine will be arranged by 2 independent starting devices. (B) Emergency Alternator:
Drip proof, self-ventilated, brushless type about 200 KVA (about 250 Kw) AC.450V, 60Hz. at 1800 r/min. Output Revolution Voltage Frequency 9027 Compressed Air Plant:
Air compressor and air vessel
The main. air compressors to be of single acting two stages, piston type and to be driven by electric motors. Main air compressors to be of air cooled. Its air cooled. Main air compressors to be fitted with safety valves, inlet air strainer, pressure gauge, cooler, drain cock, trip device for lub. Oil low pressure and compressed air high temperature, and other necessary fittings, according to the manufacturers standard. Automatic stop and start device to be provided for main air compressors. Air compressor to be actuated by the pressure of the main air and aux. Vessels.
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Air Compressors: Type air Motor driven vertical 2- stages air Screw or lave No. 2 ~ 20 m3/h 1 200 m3 Capacity 3.0 8 ~1.0 MPa Pressure (MPa)
It looks like the air compressors are to small must be calculated. The capacity of air compressor will be
Air Reservoirs: No. 2 1 Type Cylindrical Ditto steel construction Auxiliary air vessel 0.1 m3 1.0 MPa Pumps Capacity (m3) Pressure (MPa) ,Welded 0.5 3
9028
The main start-air vessel shall supply to the control air system through pressure reducing valve
Capacity of pumps to be selected according to Class and Regulations and actual requirements Capacity and pressure to be sufficient for the service intended. Pumps shall have non-overloading characteristics. In general the water pumps to be of centrifugal type and to be driven by electric motor. Small pumps for circulating sanitary and hot water services will be of horizontal centrifugal type. Centrifugal pumps, where necessary, to be fitted with priming equipment for self-priming. And the oil pumps to be of screw type and gear type and to be driven by electric motor. The capacity of pumps to be selected according to Class and Regulations and actual requirements also. The Motor power and revolution shall be decided finally by the manufacturer's standard. Sludge and oil bilge pumps to be of the worm or gear type.
Centrifugal Pumps
Component
Boiler pump
water
circulating
Casing
Cast iron
Bronze
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Note: * means some of them to be of mechanical seal type as per the makers standard. Note ++ Buyers prefer all pumps with mechanical seal.
One (1) relief valve to be provided at the pump discharge side against excessive pressure. Principal material to be as follows: Gear pump Casing Gear rotor Shaft Power rotor shaft Idle rotor shaft Gland packing or oil seal as Gland seal per makers standard Mechanical seal Cast iron Carbon steel Carbon steel Carbon steel Carbon steel Screw pump
(A) Electric Motor Driven Centrifugal Pumps: Name Box coolers A air conditioning cool. s.w. pump 1 1 V.C. V.C. V.C. 75/50 SP. Emergency fire pump Tank cleaning pump Deck foam water pump Daily fresh water pump Hot water cir. Pump 1 1 1 2 1 V.C. V.C. H.C. H.C. 5 1.0 V.C. 40 SP. 70 100 1 1 0.45 0.2 0.70 0.3 0.3 0.35/0.70 Fresh water generator s.w. pump M M pump Bil Bilge, fire & general service pump 2 M/E L.T. cool. f.w. stand-by pump1 M /E H.T. cool. f.w. stand-by 1 Number V.C. V.C. Type Capacity Head A ~ ~ bt(m3/h) 0.3 0.3 According Maker to (MPa)
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(B) Electric Motor Driven Screw, Gear and Mono Rotor: Name Main L.O. stand-by pump M/E fuel oil supply stand-by pump Diesel oil transfer pump HFO transfer pump Lub oil transfer pump Stern tube lub oil pump Sludge pump Bilge pump No. 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 H.G. handle H.M. H.M. 5 1 3 3 0.33 0.3 0.5 0.5 Type V.S. H.G. H.G. 10 0.33 Capacity m3/h ~ Head (MPa)
Note: * Cargo pumps to be driven by Electrical motors with converters Final capacity of pumps shall be decided from system design of equipment and selecting type of the pumps V.: Vertical. S.: Screw C.: Centrifugal SP.: Self-priming 9029 Oil purifier Purifiers for fuel oils to be of enclosed, centrifugal and each to be driven by an electric motor. Each mineral oil purifier to have sufficient capacity for running the main engine, diesel generator and boiler. Lubricating oil purifier to be of enclosed, centrifugal and to be driven by an electric motor. Materials to be in accordance with manufacturers standard. Each purifier to be provided with one (1) feed pump and other necessary fittings according to the m anufacturers standard. Duplex trainer to be provided for purifier feed pumps. The purifiers to be arranged with alarm equipment for abnormal separation. H.: Horizontal G.: Gear. M.: Mono Rotor
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Heat Exchangers/Box coolers Capacity of exchangers/boxcoolers to be decided according to heat dissipation and actuating medium temperature of exchanger inlet/outlet. The heaters to be tube-shell type with steam heating. The shell and tube type cooler and the auxiliary condenser shall be of horizontal shell and straight tube type with fixed tube plates and cooling tubes shall be expanded into the tube plate at both ends. The shell shall have an expansion joint. The sea water end shall be internally coated with tar-epoxy and fitted with zinc protecting plates. The cooler and the auxiliary condenser shall be provided with an air cock seat, a drain cock seat, a soda cock seat, thermometers, a boiling steam valve seat etc. Each oil heater shall be shell and tube and shall be provided with an air vent valve a drain valve, an oil relief valve on inlet line and thermometers. Capacity of the coolers and auxiliary condenser shall be based on the sea water temperature of 32 0C with tube cleanliness factor of 85%. Portable connections by steam and compressed air to be provided for cleaning the box coolers in situ. Isolation valves on the cooler casing to be of 316L stainless steel materials. Material of cooler to be as follows: As per manufactory details. For shell & tube type cooler
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For shell & tube type oil heater, construction and material to be in accordance with the makers standard. Name Auxiliary condenser M/E L.T. F.W. cooler M/E lub oil cooler M/E J.W. preheater Purifier L.O. heater Purifier F.O. heater Type Shell & tube Shell coolers 1 1 1 1 Makers standard Maker s standard Makers standard Makers standard & tube No. 1 1 Remark
90212
Engine room ventilating fans Engine room ventilating to be installed on the upper part of engine room and to supply fresh air into the machinery space. Each ventilating fan to be of a vertical, totally enclosed, motor driven, axial flow type. In the ventilator ducts, just below the fan units, silencers to be placed. Materials to be as follows: Casing Impeller Impeller shaft steel plate (painted with rust preventive paint) aluminum alloy casting carbon steel Capacity No (m3/h) 50,000 Pressure Remark (static) V E/R supply fan Purifier exhaust fan room 2 ~500 Pa Vertical axial flow and split casing type. reversible 1 ~3000 ~500 PaCentrifuge type One is
Name
90213
Incinerator Makers standard it to be capable of burning waste oil and solid waste. A control and indicating panel shall be fitted for the incinerator. This panel shall contain all indication and alarm lights necessary for safe operating of the unit. Accessories and fittings including burner, door and fan for the incinerator shall be provided according to the manufacturers standard. One (1) waste oil tank with an agitator shall be provided according to manufacturers standard.
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Material and size of pipes, valves, and fittings are to be in accordance with following tables. All accordance to Class and manufactory. System 3Mpa Compressed air 0.7Mpa Compressed air Fuel oil Pipe Nominal dia. (mm) 50mm and above 40mm to 15mm 10mm and below 50mm and above 40mm to 15mm 10mm and below 50mm and above 40mm to 15mm 10mm and below Lubricating oil Fire Sanitary, Bilge, Ballast Sea suction 80mm and above and 65mm and below overboard, discharge valves shell 50mm and above Cooling seawater 40mm to 15mm Seamless steel, galvanized Hot A for 100mm & below, STD for 125 & above Cast iron Cast iron or Bronze on Cast steel Bronze 10mm and below Copper 50mm and above 40mm to 15mm 10mm and below 50mm and above Copper Seamless steel, Hot galvanized STD and A for 50mm & below Cast iron Cast Bronze Bronze iron or Copper Seamless steel STD and A for 50mm & below Cast iron, Cast steel or Bronze Copper Seamless steel STD and A for Cast 50mm & below steel or Bronze Copper Seamless steel A Forged steel Material Seamless steel Wall thickness A Material Valve Body Forged steel of
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misc. or relief
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diameter
Wall thickness (mm) Ordinary pipe 1.0 1.0 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 2.0 1.5 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.5 Press. pipe
general
Fuel oil system shall be installed for main engine, auxiliary engines, steam boiler and emergency generator
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1 -- F.O. purifier, filter type, sludge & water discharged, automatic, self-cleaning, (max. specific gravity of
The aux. diesel engines shall to burn marine diesel oil. Main engine and Boiler shall burn Heavy fuel oil ( 380 cst.) FO bunker lines to be fitted with fuel sampling cocks at filling connections. Bunker system must be arranged through a central bunker manifold with overflow glasses in each overflow line. See bunker diagram. The diameter of the F.O.Bunker line to be calculated for minimum 100 cbm/hr. A separate bunkerline for gas oil must be provided The diameter for G.O. bunker line to be calculated for minimum 60 cbm./hr. Diesel oil transfer pumps in the engine room to be arranged to transfer diesel oil from diesel oil tanks to diesel l oil steeling tank or ship side via the deck filling connections. Pressure gauges to be provided at bunkering stations P/S. Sample points to be made at each bunkering station p/s.
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A)Main engine M/E driven fuel oil supply pump or M/E fuel oil supply stand-by pump to draw from the diesel fuel oil service tank through a strainer, a flow meter and then to discharge to main engine fuel injection. Excessive fuel oil from M/E injection pumps through pressure regulating valve to be led the fuel oil service tank. B)Generator Diesel Engines The attached diesel oil supply pumps at auxiliary diesel engine draw from daily service tank throughout filter and discharge to the injection pumps of diesel engines. Excessive fuel oil from A/E injection pumps through pressure regulating valve to be led the C)Oil-fired boiler Fuel oil for the auxiliary boiler to be drawn from the HFOl oil settling or service tank by the boiler fuel oil circulating pump discharge to the burner. Any excessive fuel oil from Boiler to be lead back to the Setting tank.
Purifying System
F.O. after settled in the settling tank, to be draw by the suction pump of the F.O. purifier and to be delivered to the F.O.purifiers through the heater. After purification the clean fuel oil to be discharged into the F.O.service tanks. F.O. Service tank will be overflow in the F.O. settling tank. Sludge from purifiers to be discharged into the sludge tank.
Save-all to be provided at the foot of pumps, purifiers and oil heaters and to be led to the separated bilge oil tank. Below valves on the tanks, flat bar for save-all to be arranged. Drain from above save-all to be led to the separated bilge oil tank. 9033 Lub. oil system
GENERAL
The lubricating oil coolers shall be designed with fresh water temperature of 36C (for M/E) or sea water temperature of 32C. 1 1 -1 -1 -1 -2 -L.O. transfer pump, Screw type L.O. purifiers, automatic, self-cleaning, partial discharge type, each capacity as per maker recommendation (same mark & type as F.O. and G.O.purifier) L.O. purifier heaters, steam heated L.O. purifier feed pumps, horizontal, gear type, Sludge pump, Rotary displacement type, 15 m3/hr at 2.5 bar Main engine L.O. pump (Stand-by), capacity based on makers standard.
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Main engine L.O. Cooler, plate type, capacity based on makers standard. Main engine L.O. Filter, auto. back flushing type Main L.O. pumps, tank mounted deep well type. L.O. fine filter and pump for M/E stuffing box. Lube oil storage tank Lube oil drop tank M/E cylinder oil storage tank M/E cylinder oil service tank Hydr. oil storage tank Hydr. oil drop tank Stern tube L.O. gravity tank CPP lube Oil tank Waste lube Oil tank Filling & transfer
Separate deck filling connections to be provided main engine lube oil and generator diesel engine lube oil. The filling lines also to be used for pumping lubricating oil up to the deck. Lube. oil transfer pump to be arranged to transfer system oil between lube. oil tanks in the engine room or to discharge overboard via on-deck Marpol connection.
M/E lubricating oil pumps or main L.O. stand-by pump to draw from the sump tank through simplex magnetic suction strainers and to discharge to the main engine through the oil cooler and a strainer of back flushing type. Main engine lube oil filter to be of automatic oil back-flushing type, fineness 90% separation above 20 m (absolute mesh width max. 35m with alarm for high differential pressure. Lubricating oil to flow out directly from the engine crankcase into the sump tank after lubrication. Lube. oil cooler to have a by-pass temperature control valve on the oil side for temperature control. The lube oil sump tank to be arranged in the double bottom. Each generator diesel engine to have its own forced lubrication oil system, and to be provided with a built in L.O. pump, a L.O. cooler, a filter and a lube oil sump tank for this purpose.
Purifying System
Lube oil purifier to be connected so that batch purification on the main engine system may be carried out from the lube oil settling tank or the main engine sump tank to lube oil purified and storage tank or the main engine sump tank. Sludge and water from the purifier to be led to sludge tank and then discharged to waste oil tank for incinerator by the sludge pump or to deck via the marpol flange
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Save-all drip pans to be provided at the foot of pumps, purifier and tanks and to be led as far as possible to separated bilge oil tank. Drain line from the main engine bed-plate to be connected to separated bilge oil tank. 9034 Cooling Water System
The cooling water system for cooling of main engine to be a central Box cooler /fresh water cooling system, main engine shall be provided with one independent cooling system. Main engine to be provided with double cooling system as described in the engine makers project guide. The main engine shall be provided with a stand still heating system. The cooling system shall be designed based on the machinery maker's recommendations and system schematics to be approved by the Buyers. A) 1 -1 -1 -1 -2 -2 2 -B) 1 1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -2 -1 -
Sea Water Cooling System Only for auxiliary pumps such as Airco/Freshwater maker etc. Aux. sea water cooling pump, vertical, cent. type, capacity subject to heat balance calculation Atmospheric condition cooling S.W. pump, vertical type, capacity subject to heat balance calculation Ejector pump for F.W. generator, cent. type Air. condition cool. S.W. pump, vertical cent. type Sea chest in engine room (one high and one low) Sea chest in wing ballast tank (port and starboard side) Sea water strainers (strainer element: galvanized steel) Fresh Water Coolong System Central cooler, Low temp. cooling F.W. pumps, Cent. 2-speed type, Capacity based on central cooling F.W. heat balance High temp. cooling F.W. pumps, Cent. 2-speed type, Capacity based on central cooling F.W. heat balance Cooling F.W. pumps for aux. engines Air compressor cool. F.W. cooler horizontal, tubular type, cooled by S.W M/E jacket cool. water pre-heater F.W expansion tank M/E air cooler cleaning water circ. pump and tank Sea Cooling Water System Only by Box coolers.According makers instructions. Diesel engine cooling sea water system
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The L.T. cooling fresh water from main engine, auxiliary diesel engines, auxiliary condenser and etc. are led through central coolers and cooled by seawater. Two central coolers to be provided. Each central cooler has 60% heat capacity of total heat capacity.
Generator engine cooling fresh water system, which is to be separated from that for main engine, is to consist of generator engine cooling fresh water pump driven. The system is to compose a closed circuit with the expansion tank connected to the pump suction. Outlet temperature of generator engine fresh water cooler is to be automatically controlled by the temperature control valve. 9035 Compressed air system 2 -- Main air compressors, 2-stage, air cooled, piston type, motor driven each capacity 20 m3 /h x 30 kg/ cm2 Capacity of Air compressors seems to be to small, mut be calculated. 2 -1 1 Main air reservoirs, each capacity 0.5 m3 x 30 kg./cm2 Aux. air reservoirs, each capacity 0.5 m3 x 10 kg./cm2Working air compressor: One working air compressor to be installed. Screw or Vane type. Capacity apr. 200 cbm/hr at 0.8 1 mPa. Compressed air to be provided to various services at following pressure 3.0 MPa 0.7 MPa Main engine starting Generator engine starting Control air service Engine room miscellaneous service Main engine turbo charger cleaning 0.4 MPa Main air vessels and auxiliary air vessel to be charged with compressed air by main air compressors. And auxiliary air vessel to be charged with compressed air by working air compressors. Air driven membrane pumps, flushing sea chest and used for deck etc. shall be supplied from aux. air vessel. From the air compressors, pipes to be drawn to an oil and water separating filter. Compressed air for starting the main engine to be supplied from main air vessels. Generator engines to be also supplied from the main air vessel for starting. Control air to be supplied from the main air vessels through oily drain separator, two pressure reducing valves arranged in parallel and a control air dryer. Working air system. Working air compressor: Compressed Working air to be provided to various services at following pressure 1 One working air compressor to be installed. Screw or Vane type.
Compressed air at reduced pressure to be supplied to the ships service air s ystem from the main air vessels through pressure reducing valves. The pressure reducing valve to be provided with a pressure safety valve and a pressure gauge at its outlet. Air hose connections to be provided at suitable locations in the engine room. Air hose connection to be provided near each tank hatch on deck and near the manifold each side. Escape air from safety valves or fusible plugs of air vessels to be led by fixed pipelines to safe locations. One (1) Control air dryer of about 40 m3/hr (free air) to be provided
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Exhaust Gas System Main engine exhaust gas pipe to be flexible connected to the diesel engine and led to funnel through bellow type expansion pieces. Silencer with flame arrester to be arranged in suitable location and entire system adequate supported. Exhaust gas pipes from generator engines to be flexible connected to the diesel engines and lead to funnel. Silencers with flame arrester to be arranged. Exhaust gas pipes of oil-fired boiler and incinerator to be led to the top of funnel. Flame arrester to be installed at suitable location of exhaust pipes of oil-fired boiler and incinerator.
904 Workshop Machinery in Engine Room 1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -2 -2-1 -Lathe, of suitable size with necessary tools (multi-purpose lathe) Vertical drilling machine, max.dia. 25mm Grinding machine, double wheel type, dia. 255 mm Electric welding transformer, inverter type capacity AC 250 Amp. Welding table Fuel valve testing equipment each for M/E and A/E in suitable cabinet for retaining and draining fuel oil Work bench with one 12 vice Steel cabinets of ample size Steel tool cabinets of ample size Stainless steel wash basins with fresh water supply and drain valve (1mtrX0.75mtrX0.75mtr)
All rotating machines with suitable safety and eye guards. Welding Equipment: 1 Set of acetylene welding equipment (Unitor or Drew Ameroid) existing in: 2 Oxygen bottles.
The acetylene and oxygen bottles to be located in a separate room or space outside machinery spaces. Gas outlet station manometer and reducer valves and flame arrestor for bottles to be arranged. Fixed piping, easy to remove spool pieces for oxygen and acetylene, to workshop welding table. Electric Welding Equipment: 1 200 Ampere portable welding rectifier. Primary input 440 Volt 60 Hz. Necessary equipment including a standard box electric welding tools, rods, 30 m power cable and 25 m welding cable. 440 Volt Plus sockets to be arranged in engine room, fore ship store and an appropriate place in the aft ship. So, arranged that each place in the ship van be reached.
905 Miscellaneous Equipment in Engine Room 1 -- E/R overhead cranes, SWL 1.5 ton double rails with center beam type, with electric controllable chain hoist. (Test certificates to be provided) 1 -Incinerator, capacity 150,000 kcal/h, capable of burning 200L / 4~6 hours 1 -- Bilge water separator, capacity 0.6~1.0 m3/h 2 -- E/R ventilation fans, axial flow type, each minimum 50,000 cum/hr. 1 -- Purifier room exhaust fan, axial flow type 1 One stainless steel cleaning tank with drain valves and one work table inside purifier room for servicing purfiers 906 Automatic Control and Monitoring Instrumentation All emergency stops to be provided with safety guards to avoid accidental tripping. Maker of propulsion control, monitoring and alarm systems should be package supply from main engine maker or from Lynsoe or Norcontrol of equivalent. 9061 General Automatic control, remote operation and central supervision to be provided in accordance with the requirements of the Classification Society (Class Notation AUT-UMS and builders practice). Propulsion plant to be started from engine control room, and to be stopped either from bridge or engine control room. Control function of the main engine to be provided for emergency in accordance with manufacturer's standard. The instrument, gauges and alarms to be arranged in good order for safety operation and easy maintenance. Audio and visual alarm shall be provided in engine room. waste oil sludge 14 L/hr and solid waste
Central console: Steering gear start/stop button & run/alarm lamps. -- Panoramic Rudder angle indicator and rate-of-turn indicator Steering lever and wheel Instrument light dimmer Bow thruster control panel Navigation light panel with x-mas tree MIMIC panel General alarm push button Fire alarm panel Emergency stop buttons Light switches for outside lights Window wiper control and washing / heating switches Telegraph transmitter panel (selector type) Machinery alarm system according to Class Dead man alarm buttons M.E. and propeller control panel with indicators Air whistle Console on bridge wings
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-- Steering lever -- Rudder angle indicator -- M.E. control panel with indicators -- Morse signal light receptacle -- Bow thruster control panel -- Air-whistle push button -- Search light control handle over each console
Console in ECR
-- M.E. control panel with indicators including start and stop. -- Revolution indicators for ME and turbochargers -- M.E. safety system (M.E. shut down and slow down) -- Machinery alarm and monitoring system with watch panel -- Telegraph receiver panel(selector type) -- Telephones
All cargo pumps and valves control All ballast pump and valves, tank cleaning,Fire fighting pumps Pump room and cargo tank ventilation Start/Stop button with indication light Deck crane and Working air compressor Remote readout pressure and vacuum meters all pumps which are controlled for CCR. Loading computer monitor Cargo tank level computer monitorODME Monitor Fixed gas detection pump room monitor 9063 Alarm / Monitoring system The alarm and monitoring plant shall meet the requirements for the Classification notation for and secure safe operation of the ship and machinery at all times. A centralised and computerised engine room alarm and monitoring system with alarm and monitoring points according to the Registers requirements and manufacturers proposal comprising sensors digital or analogue and on/off signals, to be located in the engine control room. Sub-panels in accommodation and in wheelhouse. Presentation of most important parameters by digital or analogue instruments, in accordance with class and Buyerss requirements. All alarm and measuring points will be presented by 2 CRT monitors, divided in logical functional groups. Continuous registration of important parameters to disk, and printer to be arranged. Audio-visual alarms to be installed according to rules. Included in the audio-visual alarm signal system there is to be rotating lights and sirens in all engine spaces. When the machinery is stopped manually, none of the alarms to become operational. A Dead Man System and duty indicator panel, indicating engineer on duty, to be incorporated in the control room and bridge manoeuvre console. Deadman alarm should meet the IMO guides. In the engineers' cabins, in the officers' day- and mess rooms and in the ships office there will be installed an alarm with sound and visual alarm. Bilge well alarms for pump room, bow thruster room and fire emergency pump room, if placed below forecastle, will be arranged to the Cargo control room alarm system , Bilge alarms for engine room bilge etc to be arranged to the engine control room.
Loading Master Computer prefer Autoload from Autoship Systems Corporation. A Class approved loading master and program should be delivered and installed
All cables shall be flame retardant. Non combustible cable shall be used in accordance with the requirements of Class. Cable feeding electrical rooms and distribution panel boards shall have at least 15% spare capacity over rated rate. Cable Layout All cables shall be laid according to Rules of classification Society.Cables shall be laid as far as possible in protected places to avoid the locations exposed to the weather. Cables for weather deck-mounted fixtures to be installed as possible on the inside surface of house structures supporting such fixtures where cables are liable to damaged they shall be protected by steel pipes or plates. Electronic and special cables shall be kept at a distance from power cable as far as practical and also in accordance with the recommendation of equipment manufacturers. Cables passing through dangerous space shall be protected with steel pipe. In general, cables running in group is to be fixed with tape hoops on steel hangers as far as practicable to permit painting of the surrounding structure without undue disturbance to the installation. In the rooms and inner passages where lining is applied, cables shall be laid behind the lining as far as practicable, and cables in other places, such as on the partition wall, shall be concealed with internal conduits as far as possible. The insulation of the concealed cable shall be suitable for that purpose. Where cables are exposed to any mechanical damage, they shall be protected with galvanized steel pipe. All cables on the weather deck running to the foreship shall be running in galvanised pipes.
Main generators
Particular of diesel engine generator as follows: Type : Enclosure: Cooling system: Rated output: Phase: Frequency: Power factor: Revolution: Rating: Insulation: Exciting system: 0.8 1800 rpm Continuous at full load Class"F" for generator Class"B" for excitor Brushless self-excitation Synchronous IP23 Self-ventilated According to load calculation. Voltage: 450V AC 3 60Hz
Three sets of diesel engine generator should be arranged for parallel operation.
Shaft Generator
Particular of Shaft generator as follow: (two sets) Type Enclosure Cooling system Rated output Voltage Phase Frequency Power factor Revolution Rating Exciting Synchronous IP23 Self-ventilated Enough to supply power without running main generators and start and feed the bow thruster with both sets running. 450 V AC 3 60HZ 0.8 1800 rpm Continuous at full load Self-excitation
Shaft generator must be able to run parallel with the main generators only during power take over, to avoid black
Emergency Generator
Particular of emergency generator as follow: (same as main generators) Type Enclosure Cooling system Rated output Voltage Phase Frequency Power factor Revolution Rating Exciting Synchronous IP23 Self-ventilated 250 kW 450 V AC 3 60HZ 0.8 1800 rpm Continuous at full load Self-excitation
The emergency generator should be used for supplying the loads such as gyro compass, auto-pilot, radio station, interior communication equipments, automation equipments, nautical instruments, emergency lights, steering gear, emergency fire pump, emergency air compressor and etc. when main generator doesnt work. The emergency generator must be able to run continuous parallel with main generators and it must be possible to use it as harbour generator with supply to emergency and main switchboard. The emergency generator must be provided with all sensors and alarm warning system the same as the main generator. This generator should be started automatically in case of failure of the main power supply and automatically supply an electric power to the loads mentioned above. The generator engine should be stopped manually. 1005 Main Switchboard One main switchboard is for control and protection of the main generators with 450 V and 230V AC. installed in engine control room. The whole equipment of the switchboard should be capable of with the standard maximum rated short circuit. Main switchboard should be of upright dead-front type and consists of main generators, 440 V feeder
panel , 220V feeder panel and complete with switch gears, ammeters, voltmeters, a frequency meter, synchroscope, wattmeters, earth lamps, pilot lamps, signal lamps, current and potential transformers. The main switchboard should be consist of: Four (4) - generator panels Two (2) -group starters for 440V essential consumers with adequate number of outgoing feeders.
and 220V feeder panel and complete with switch gears, ammeters, voltmeters, a frequency meter, watt meters,
For general service two (2) 60 KVA 450/230V according to load calculation. one (1) standby For emergency service two(2) 25 KVA 450/230V according to load calculation. one (1) standby Electric power balance to be calculated Storage Batteries One (1) set of 24V DC storage batteries for general use should be installed in the battery room. Its capacity will be 400 AH. One (1) set of 24V DC storage batteries for automation use should be installed in the battery room. Its capacity will be 400 AH. One (1) set of 24 V DC storage batteries for radio emergency source should be provided. Its capacity will be about 200 AH. 1009 Distribution System In general, power of high-power motors should be supplied from the main switchboard directly to section
Lighting Fixtures: Sufficient and suitable lighting installations. All items in the lighting system to be of good marine or heavy duty industrial quality. Open deck, deck stores and fore ship lighting IP 65 minimum. In engine room, steering gear compartment, in exterior and interior passageways, bathrooms, galley, laundry, miscellaneous workrooms, cabins, mess rooms, recreation rooms, offices, and wheelhouse store rooms, etc., fluorescent lighting fixtures to be installed. In all wet spaces will be of spray-proof types. On open decks watertight types. Where applicable to be combined with correct EEX requirements. Where subject to damage, such as in work areas, fixtures to be protected with guards. Lighting Arrangement: Sufficient light to meet international standards in all stores, corridors, cabins, particularly in engine room and purifier room spaces etc., by means of T.L. armatures 40/60 watts. Armatures to be used must meet SOLAS and class rules. Lighting system in cabins to be provided two switches, one near the doorpost and one near the bed. Lighting system in pump room by means of explosion proof T.L. armatures EEX class required for that space. In addition, these light armatures must be watertight. On deck besides the superstructure by means of watertight T.L. armatures of appropriate watertight type. The number of armatures to be proposed by builder. If light armatures are placed in the cargo area, they must be explosion-proof. Pay special attention on rules and regulations for SOLAS required lights for lifeboat stations, safety stations etc. These lights must be feed from emergency source. As far as reasonable on request of buyers additional armatures to be installed if, light levels are not sufficient. The use of bull eyes normal glow lamps must be reduced as much as possible.
All above items to have separate switch located in the wheelhouse. All TL. Lights (fluorescent lighting ) facing down. Flood Lights: Flood lights, each 500 W or as required. watertight halogen to be installed in sufficient number for adequate illumination of forecastle deck, gangways, cargo deck, upper deck, after deck and lifeboat stations. Light switches to be placed in wheelhouse desk. Forecastle Space, Paint-store & Pump Room Lighting: Bow thruster room: TL 3 pcs. 2 x 20 watt. Paint store: TL 1 pc. 2 x 20 watt. Ex. Proof. Forecastle store TL 4 pcs 2 x 20 watt. Pump room: TL 6 pcs. 2 x 36 watt. Ex. Proof. St.b. main deck store : TL 1 pcs. 2 x 20 watt. Poop deck port stbd side: TL 2 x 3 pcs. 2 x 20 watt. Sample room on catwalk: TL 1 pcs.2 x 20 watt ex proof
Light switch for paint-store to be placed outside of paint store inside the forecastle space. Light switch for pump room located in cargo control room. Pump room lighting installation is to be connected the ventilation system in such way that the ventilation is on when the light is on. When the ventilation will be switched off, the light must be delayed for approximately five minutes before it switches off. Emergency Lighting Arrangement: The emergency group must be supplied from 440/220 volts transformer supplied from emergency switchboard. If in a space more than one light is installed, one light must be supplied from main source and one from the emergency source. All from emergency sources supplied lights to be marked an orange dot. Emergency lights must be installed in engine spaces, alleyways, accommodation, staircase, control rooms, CO2 room,
Sufficient sockets in galley for domestic appliances. Suez light socket in forecastle. 24 Volt Sockets: 2-Plug sockets at port and starboard side in wheelhouse for day signal lamp. At least two pcs step-down safety transformers of 220/24 Volts must be installed. 3-waterproof type sockets in engine room and on an appropriate place outside cargo area inside fore and aft ship. From special safety transformers (or 3 portable safety transformers to be delivered).
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Navigation Lights and Signal Lights Navigation and signal lights should be provided in accordance with the requirement of the Regulations and Rules and the Buyers's proposal. One (1) set double executed Anchor light fore mast One (1) set double executed Top light fore mast. One (1) set double executed stern light One (1) set double executed side light port One (1) set double executed side light starboard One (1) set double executed Top light aft mast One (1) set double executed Anchor light aft mast One (1) Morse lamp Two (2) not-under command, red One (1) white light between the NUC Light All Navigation lights should be of Plastic material and bulb fitting must be special for navigation lights P28S.
One (1) set of CO2 release alarm system should be provided. Necessary electric horns and flash lights should be fixed in engine room area. Leakage of CO2 shall also make audible and visual alarm in wheelhouse. And other patrol alarm engineer's call
One (1) set horn with electric motor, respective cylinder, mounted on the forward mast. An automatic fog signal device equipment, pneumatically operated, wing. Necessary accessories should be provided, designed and installed to achieve an optimum operation. 1014 Electric Nautical Equipment Equipments as hereinafter specified are the major components and characteristics of the installations, all accessories necessary for complete operation to be delivered by shipyard Gyrocompass & auto-pilot and (2)bridge wing repeaters incl. Azimuth cirkel. Magnetic compass with repeater in the wheelhouse Echo sounder with recording capabilities Speed Log. With one Transducer Radar Radar DGPS GPS Window wiper (horizontal moving ) Anemometer and anemoscope Weather facsimile receiver Navtex receiver ECDIS (Electronic charting) Quartz clock (chrono meter) SSAS with two activation points Automatic identification system (AIS) Displayed in the radar screen. Voyage data recorder (VDR) 1 X Band with ARPA. S Band with ARPA 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 to be arranged in the aft mast. Operation
switches and/or push buttons for control to be arranged in wheelhouse control console and on each bridge
All rules and regulations should be updated with the latest requirements till the date the contracts be signed.
VHF radio telephone Intrinsically safe for tanker deck working with at least three(3) private channels VHF radio telephone without DSC for CCR. Satcom C Unit
All rules and regulations to be up-dated with the latest requirements till the date the contract has been signed.