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 M. S. (Load Line) Regulations 1998

    

 
   
 
 

  
      
 
      
    
 
 

   
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The Merchant Shipping (Load Line) Regulations 1998
MSN 1701 (M)
Schedules 2 and 4  MSN 1701 (M)      
     
 
 

 

  
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* the strength of the ship;
* the reserve buoyancy;
* the physical means of preventing entry of water into
the hull;
* the safety of the crew on the weather deck;
* the potential wetness of the weather deck;
* stability in the normal loaded condition (Intact
stability criteria is specified in this part of the
schedule);
* the degree of subdivision and stability after
suffering prescribed damage.

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üType ü  ship    "  designed to carry only
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   any one of these empty compartments *


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&  over 225 m in length  machinery space shall be
treated as a floodable compartment * +.-'
& Stable above means:
Final waterline is below any opening through which
progressive flooding may take place;
List not greater than 15º (17º if no part of deck
immersed);

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to have adequate residual stability.
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not less than 0.1 m;
Range of positive stability not less than 20º.

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* Machinery casing to be protected by an enclosed
superstructure;
* There must be protection for the crew when passing
between poop, any bridge or deckhouse amidships,
and the forward end which will incorporate either a
gangway with side rails and/or an under deck
passage.
* ll hatch covers to be of steel and watertight when
secured.
*
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least half the length of the ship to provide efficient
water-freeing.

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reater reserve buoyancy at the ends of the ship,
particularly forward, ensuring good lift in a
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* Minimises risk of fore-deck being submerged after
collision and helps maintain acceptable angle of
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* length exceeds 100 m;
* hatchways in positions 1 and 2 are closed by
gasketed, clamped, steel weathertight covers;
* when loaded to the Summer load waterline, the ship
will remain afloat after the flooding of any single
damaged compartment (other than the machinery
space) at an assumed permeability of 0.95 and be
stable.
If length exceeds 225 m, the machinery space shall
rank as a floodable compartment at an assumed
permeability of 0.85.
* Stable above means:
Final waterline is below any opening through which
progressive flooding may take place;
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List not greater than 15° (17° if no part of deck
immersed);

M positive (determined by constant displacement
method) at least 50 mm in the upright condition.
To have adequate residual stability.
Supplementary conditions for Type ü-60 freeboard:
* There must be protection for the crew when passing
between poop, any bridge or deckhouse amidships,
and the forward end which will incorporate either a
gangway with side rails and/or an under-deck
passage ( s Type ).
* Efficient breakwaters may be required on the
freeboard deck.
(These supplementary conditions are laid down in
SCHELE 2, P RT III - SPECI L REQIREMENTS
PPLIC LE TO CERT IN TYPE ü SHIPS)

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(b) Type ü-100 ship
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* length exceeds 100 m;
* hatchways in positions 1 and 2 are closed by
gasketed, clamped, steel weathertight covers;
* when loaded to the Summer load waterline, the ship
will remain afloat after the flooding of any two
adjacent damaged compartments (other than the
machinery space) at an assumed permeability of
0.95 and be stable.
If length exceeds 225 m, to withstand flooding of the
machinery space alone at an assumed permeability
of 0.85.
* Stable above means:
s for Type ü-60.

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Supplementary conditions of assignment for a Type ü-100
freeboard ( s per SCHELE 2, P RT III)
* Protection of machinery casing as required of a
Type ü  ship;
* Freeing ports and arrangements as required of a
Type ü  ship;
* Protection of crew as for Type ü-60 ship.
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