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Special areas means sea area where for recognized technical reasons in relation to its
oceanographical and ecological condition and to the particular character of its traffic the adoption of JOIN FOR UPDATES
special mandatory methods for the prevention of sea pollution by oil/NLS/garbage is required.
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Annex VI Regulations for the Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships establishes certain sulphur oxide
(SOx) Emission Control Areas with more stringent controls on sulphur emissions and nitrogen oxides
(NOx) Emission Control Areas for Tier III NOx emission standards.
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For the purpose of Annexe 1, following are the special areas:

1. The Mediterranean sea area

2. The Baltic sea area ***If you Like it, Share it
3. The Black sea area
4. The Red sea area
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6. The Gulf of Aden area
7. The Antarctic Area
8. The North-West European Waters
9. Oman area of the Arabian Sea
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10. Southern South African Water
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For the purpose of Annexe 2, following are the special areas: Auxiliary Engine

1. The Antarctic Sea Area Cargo Sampling Procedure on Ships

Operation and Maintenance of Eductor

For the purpose of Annexe 4, following are the special areas:
on Ships

1. The Baltic Sea Maintenance of Butterfly Valve on Ships

For the purpose of Annexe 5, following are the special areas: High Voltage System on Ships

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1. The Mediterranean sea area Voltage Equipment
2. The Baltic sea area
3. The Black sea area
4. The Red sea area
5. The Gulf area
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6. The North Sea area
7. The Antarctic Area (south of latitude 60 degrees south)
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8. The Wider Caribbean Region including the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea
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pumps centrifugal pumps chemical tankers
For the purpose of Annexe 6, following are the special areas:
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head bearing oil system cylinder lube oil

1. Baltic Sea (SOx, NOx)
2. North Sea (SOx, NOx) systemdiesel engines explosimeter
3. North American ECA fire detectors fire fighting fire triangle
(NOx, SOx and PM) freshwater generator freshwater
4. United States generator on ships heat exchangers

Caribbean Sea ECA indicator diagrams inert gas system

(NOx, SOx and PM) invention of diesel engine lube oil system

magnetic particle testing main bearing oil

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