octoket OT STABILITY AND OPERATIONS Attempt ALL questions, Marks for each part question are shown in brackets Section A 1, (@ With reference to a vessel’s transverse stability, define EACH of the following terms: @ GM; @ Gi) M. 8) (b) A vessel floating in SW is initially displacing 1009St. LCG 65.4m foap. LBP 130m. ‘The vessel then loads the following cargo: 14dt ata position 112m foap 138t ata position 91m foap 98t ataposition 30m foap 4lt ata position 121m foap ‘Using Datasheet Ql - Hydrostatic Particulars ‘A’ and by taking moments about the After Perpendicular, calculate the final draughts forward and aft. (as) 2. A-vessel is loading in SW of RD 1025 and is 0.38m light of her marks. KM 9.85m (constant); KG 8.60m; TPC 26 Present displacement 10675t ‘The vessel partially fills TWO Double Bottom(DB) tanks, each to an ullage of 0.25m with fuel oil at RD 0.961. The DB tanks EACH have the following dimensions: Length 10m; Breadth 125m; Depth 2.6m (@) Calculate the tonnage of fuel oil loaded. ©) (©) The vessel then loads a parcel of deck cargo at Kg 12m in order to bring the vessel down to her marks. Calculate EACH of the following: (the amount of deck cargo to load; @) Gi) the final GM on sailing allowing for a free surface moment(FSM) of 3890tm. ® (© Explain TWO methods whereby Free Surface Effect (FSE) may be reduced or eliminated in a compartment, @ TOVER) Section B 3. (@) With reference to the Code of Safe Working Practices for Merchant Seamen (COSWP): (ji) _ state the minimum information that should be included on a Permit to Work; © Gi) outline the methods to ensure safe movement whilst on board. @) (b) List the equipment that should be available at the entrance of an enclosed space, prior to entry. © (2) An oil tanker is discharging alongside, Explain the duties of the Officer of the Watch (COW) during this operation. (as) (b) List Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) that an Officer of the Watch (OOW) should ‘wear during mooring operations. 6) (@) Define Garbage as described in MARPOL 73/78. @ () Describe the precautions and preparations to be taken by the Officer of the Watch (QOW) to prevent pollution for EACH of the following: (taking bunkers; M ii) management of garbage, in port. © (©) State TEN items which may be found on an oil Tanker’s Ship/Shore Safety Checklist. ©