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    Module 2 - Ship Survey

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    1) The document provides guidelines for surveys of bulk carriers, including definitions of key terms like representative spaces, suspect areas, and substantial corrosion. 2) It describes coating condition and critical structural areas that require monitoring and outlines factors that identify them like calculations, service history, or cracking patterns. 3) The final section defines common survey types and key parties like surveyors who perform inspections of ships and cargo.

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    1) The document provides guidelines for surveys of bulk carriers, including definitions of key terms like representative spaces, suspect areas, and substantial corrosion. 2) It describes coating condition and critical structural areas that require monitoring and outlines factors that identify them like calculations, service history, or cracking patterns. 3) The final section defines common survey types and key parties like surveyors who perform inspections of ships and cargo.

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    1) The document provides guidelines for surveys of bulk carriers, including definitions of key terms like representative spaces, suspect areas, and substantial corrosion. 2) It describes coating condition and critical structural areas that require monitoring and outlines factors that identify them like calculations, service history, or cracking patterns. 3) The final section defines common survey types and key parties like surveyors who perform inspections of ships and cargo.

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    Module 2 - EC017 - SHIP SURVEY AND

    VETTING INSPECTION
     GUIDELINESON THE ENHANCED
    PROGRAMME OF INSPECTIONS DURING
    SURVEYS OF BULK CARRIER
    Representative spaces

     Representative spaces are those which are expected to


    reflect the condition of other spaces of similar type and
    service and with similar corrosion prevention systems.
    When selecting representative spaces account should be
    taken of the service and repair history on board and
    identifiable critical and/or suspect areas.
    Suspect areas

     Suspect areas are locations


    showing substantial
    corrosion and/or are
    considered by the surveyor
    to be prone to rapid
    wastage.
     Locations showing
    substantial corrosion
    and/or are considered to be
    prone to rapid wastage.
    Suspect
    Area
    Substantial
    Corrosion
     Substantial Corrosion - An
    extent of corrosion such
    that assessment of
    corrosion pattern indicates
    wastage in excess of 75%
    of allowable corrosion, but
    within allowable corrosion
    limits.
    Corrosion prevention system is normally
    considered either:
    1). A full hard coating supplemented by anodes;
    2). A full hard coating.

     Other coating systems (e.g. soft coating) may be


    considered acceptable as alternatives provided that they
    are applied and maintained in compliance with the
    manufacturers specification.
    Solution to Corrosion
    Anti-fouling paint

     Anti-fouling paint - a category of commercially available


    underwater hull paints (also known as bottom paints) - is a
    specialized category of coatings applied as the outer
    (outboard) layer to the hull of a ship or boat, to slow the
    growth and/or facilitate detachment of subaquatic
    organisms that attach to the hull and can affect a vessel's
    performance and durability.
    Cleaning the Ship’s Bottom
    Painted
    the Ship
    Bottom
    Coating condition is defined as follows:

     GOOD condition with only minor spot rusting;


     FAIR condition with local breakdown of coating at edges of
    stiffeners and weld connections and/or light rusting over 20% or
    more of areas under consideration, but less than as defined for poor
    condition;
     POOR condition with general breakdown of coating over 20% or
    more of areas or hard scale at 10% or more of areas under
    consideration.
    Critical structural areas

     Critical structural areas are locations which have been


    identified from calculations to require monitoring or from
    the service history of the subject ship or from similar or
    sister ships to be sensitive to cracking, buckling or
    corrosion which would impair the structural integrity of
    the ship
    Critical structural areas
     Cargo length area is that part of the ship which
    includes all cargo
     holds and adjacent areas including fuel tanks,
    cofferdams, ballast tanks and void spaces.
    Cargo
    length area
    Definition of Terms

     Survey: A critical examination or inspection of a vessel, cargo, or


    marine structure for the purpose of ascertaining desired facts and
    conclusions when necessary.
     Survey, Condition: A survey that determines in some detail the
    specific condition of a vessel or of cargo; usually performed at the
    commencement or termination of charters or voyages for the agreed
    mutual benefit of various parties.
    Definition of Terms

     Survey, Valuation: A survey that determines the current


    market value and may also express replacement value.
     Surveyor (Marine Surveyor): A qualified marine inspector
    who performs surveys / inspects a ship hull or its cargo for
    damage or quality.


    Definition of Terms

     Survey, Damage: A survey that determines the exact extent of


    damages incurred and specifies repair requirements
     Survey Report: The written evidence of the survey.
     Survey, Suitability: A survey that determines whether a vessel and
    its equipment are capable of adequately and safely performing an
    intended task.
    SURVEY
    PROGRAM

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