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NEW REQUIREMENTS AND NOTATION FOR CONTAINER SHIPS IN LLOYD’S REGISTER’S RULES AND REGULATIONS
Lloyd’s Register is introducing changes to its Rules and Regulations for the Classification of Ships, Part 3, July 2025.
These changes incorporate new requirements related to the following:
IACS Unified Requirement UR C6: Requirements for Lashing...
11/2026: CREW ANNUAL INSPECTION OF PERMANENT MEANS OF ACCESS ON OIL TANKERS
New IMO updates under MSC.1/Circ.1572/Rev.2 require annual crew inspections of Permanent Means of Access (PMA) on oil tankers. Discover the operational challenges this presents and how owners can apply for flag administration dispensations.
Amendments by...
TROUBLESHOOTINGS FOR AUXILIARY BOILER
1.Auxiliary
boiler feed water pump breaker faulty
Causes:
Breaker is
tripping. It is not holding at ON position.
Remedial Actions:
Operate the system
with the standby pump. Isolate the faulty breaker & change with new one.
2. Auxiliary boiler feed water pump...
FRESHWATER ALLOWANCE(FWA) & DOCKWATER ALLOWANCE(DWA)
The Fresh Water Allowance is the number of millimetres by which the mean
draft changes when a ship passes from salt water to fresh water, or vice versa,
whilst floating at the loaded draft.
FWA(in mm)...
SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF SHIPS
Basically there are no universally relevant definitions
of ship types, particular descriptions & names are used within IMO treaties
& the conventions. The following is the list ship types defined in several
IMO instruments:
A passenger ship is...
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