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Category: Maritime Regulations
Category: Ship Safety (LSA & FFA)
marinetales November 4, 2020
Fire fighting suit’s depending upon the type, can be made from different materials. Earlier, asbestos was widely used. Currently owing to hazardous properties of Asbestos, its usage is discontinued. Modern suits can be made up of Materials such as Zetex or vermiculite.
Category: Ship Safety (LSA & FFA)
marinetales November 4, 2020
Usually the DCP powder is a mix of sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate. Sometimes mono ammonium phosphate together with ammonium sulphate is also used.
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Category: Ship Construction
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marinetales April 6, 2021
Stealer Plate: The first plate where two strakes of plates join into a single strake, near the bow or stern of a ship where the strakes converge.
Category: Cargo Work
marinetales October 29, 2020
Yes it can be loaded below decks. For above deck it shall be done in accordance with the provisions of the Timber Code
Category: Maritime Regulations
marinetales October 29, 2020
No Armed Robbery is covered in SUA ( suppression of unlawful activities) Convention. This convention relates to suppression of unlawful acts against the safety of maritime navigation
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Category: Ship Construction
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marinetales April 6, 2021
Gross tonnage Gross Tonnage is a measure of the ships total interior volume and is calculated by multiplying the interior volume “V” of the ship in cubic meters by a variable known as “K” (which varies depending on the ships overall volume). Gross Tonnage is not to be confused with Gross Registered Tonnage which is explained below. Net tonnage Net Tonnage is a measure of the total interior volume of a ship’s cargo spaces and is calculated in much the same way. The total volume of designated cargo spaces in cubic meters is then multiplied by varied number of factors (more)
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