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Pre-Loading Cargo Handling Procedures on Oil Tankers

Voyage Orders The vessel will usually receive voyage orders from the Charterers which will contain the following information:-Ports of loading and discharge along with draft limitations (if any) Volume / Weight to be loaded, grade or grades and Densities involved Special requirements of cargo – e.g. heating Special properties of cargo – e.g. H2SPlanning Cargo Stowage The following factors are to be considered when planning stowage of cargo as applicable:The limiting load line zone of the loaded passage and the port of destination. Draft restrictions during the … [Read more...]

By Cult of Sea Filed Under: Tankers Tagged With: cargo operation, cargo stowage, free surface effect, fsc, high level alarm, loading, loading plan, loading rate, overloading, pre loading, pre loading meeting, pv valve, ship shore safety checklist, stowage plan, tank capacity, tankers

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