Describe the record attached as supplement to IOPP Certificate for bulk carriers and oil tankers, engine room provisions under MARPOL Annex I for large ocean-going vessels, and IBC Code certificates a
Short answer
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A[IOPP Certificate] -->|Supplement| B[Record of Construction and Equipment]
B --> C[Form A: non-oil tankers]
B --> D[Form B: oil tankers]
E[MARPOL Annex I] --> F[Sludge tanks]
E --> G[15 ppm separator]
E --> H[ODMCS]
E --> I[Pumping/piping/discharge]
J[IBC Code] --> K[SOLAS VII + MARPOL Annex II]
J --> L[Certificate of Fitness]
L --> M[Permitted chemical cargoes]
- IOPP supplement: Record of Construction and Equipment, Form A for ships other than oil tankers, Form B for oil tankers, permanently attached to IOPP Certificate
- Supplement contents: ship particulars, oil pollution prevention equipment list (15 ppm separator, ODMCS, sludge/slop tanks, pumping/piping/discharge arrangements)
- Engine room MARPOL Annex I: sludge tanks, oily-water separating equipment (15 ppm), ODMCS, pumping/piping/discharge arrangements for oil residues
- IBC Code: mandatory under SOLAS Chapter VII and MARPOL Annex II, sets design/construction/equipment/operation standards for chemical tankers
- IBC certificate: International Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk, lists permitted products
- IBC applicability: chemical tankers constructed on or after 1 July 1986
Full answer
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