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: VP-12-210-001-ALL-P-004
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TABLE OF CONTENT
1. APPLICATION
2. PACKAGE SPECIFICATIONS
4. TAGGING
5. SHIPPING MARK
6. MARKING
7. SKID
8. CARE MARK
9. PACKING INSPECTION
11. APPENDIX
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1. APPLICATION
This Procedure is intended as minimum requirements for protecting all Materials by applying the
packing with inside fastening and/or water/moisture proofing application. If these requirements are
incomplete, the best packing particle shall be proposed in order to ensure that all Materials arrive at
the destination in undamaged conditions or safe delivered condition.
This Procedure is integration to Purchaser’s specification and is to be used as guideline for the
packing, protection and marking activities.
2. PACKAGE SPECIFICATIONS
2.1. PREPARATION OF MATERIALS BEFORE PACKING
All Materials shall be dry, clean, and free from all defects prior to packing. Protection against
environment corrosion caused by extremes of humidity, condensation, rain, sand, salted air, and sea
spray shall be provided. In general, Rust prevention procedures adopted shall be in accordance with
requirements given in the technical specifications attached to the Purchase Order.
The following requirements shall be considered as minimum essential protective measures for
Materials;
2.1.1 All carbon steel machined surfaces (including flange faces), threads, and weld preps shall
be coated with a heavy greased.
2.1.2 All flanges shall be covered with 6mm steel plates (with at least four bolts) with mastic
sealer or rubber gasket between the flange and the cover. (See Surface preparation and
Painting procedure; Doc No. VP-12-210-001-ALL-P-017)
2.1.3 Spare part and loose part shall be wrapped in fully watertight barrier material adequate to
prevent external moisture from contacting the contents and enclosed in wood containers
adequate to prevent physical damage during shipment.
2.1.4 Small component parts like washer, shim plate, sliding plate, setting bolt, bearing plate,
etc. shall be shipped separately
2.1.5 Pressure vessels that are transported over the ocean shall be purged with an inert gas
such as Nitrogen at a pressure of not less than 35kpa (5 psi). The Principal shall specify if
a purge is required for over-land transport.
Please refer to APPENDIX 5. Nitrogen purge procedure.
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All packages design and construction shall also take into account the following eventualities:
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2.4.1 Handling at the loading and unloading ports 3 or 4 times.
2.4.2 Outdoor storage for an extended period after shipment.
2.4.3 Significant variation in ambient temperature during ocean shipment.
2.4.4 Because top stage in ship’s hatches cannot be ensured, provision for supporting and
overburden of three or four layers of general cargo shall be included in package design
and construction.
2.4.5 All wood packing and crating materials must meet ISPM (International Standard for
Phytosanitary Measures) 15 requirements and be stamped accordingly.
Extra cost due to nonperformance by the Vendor with these instructions without prior approval by owner shall
be borne by or backhanded to the Vendor
Vessel, may be shipped bare, mounted on skids fixed in position with steel wire ropes or flat steel bars
as shown in appendix 3.
The following requirements shall be considered for skid-mounted construction;
1) The size and position of the skids are subject to the minimum requirements given in appendix 3 and
should be sufficient to ensure safe handling during long distance transportation. Steel wire ropes shall
be appropriately tensioned, taking into account possible slack caused by wood shrinkage.
4) When using skids made of two or more pieces of lumber, bolts shall be used. Fastening by wire is
strictly prohibited.
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5) For equipment either weight in excess of 15 tons or with a shell plates thickness of 6mm or less,
areas where sling rope and metal surface come into contact shall be covered and protected with
wooden slats.
6) Strips of non-combustible material such as polypropylene cloth shall be placed between skids and
Materials, and between restraining straps/wires and materials.
7) Shipping saddles shall be of steel or of steel reinforced timber construction and shall be contoured
to fit with sufficient contact surface to prevent damage or permanent distortion to the vessel assembly.
The minimum contact arc length shall be 120°. Auxiliary removable spiders, struts, bands, and/or
stiffening rings shall be provided where required. Temporary supports which are in contact with high
alloy vessels during shipping or storage shall not be of a moisture retaining material such as raw wood.
4. TAGGING
Tags shall be attached to all Materials. Tags shall state the following information.
1) Project Name 2) P.O Number
3) Item Number 4) Description
5) Size and Quantity 6) Name of Vendor
5. SHIPPING MARK
Marking shall be carried out in accordance with the Project Packing and Marking Procedure.
The shipping mark shall be stenciled on two opposite side with black, indelible and sea waterproof
paint as follows.
SHIPPING MARK
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6. MARKING
6.1. See attached appendix 2. Marking specifications for Boxes and shrink-wrapped Packages.
6.2. All vessels that have been post weld heat treated shall have the following markings made, 180°
apart, in letters that are 75mm (3 in) high:
“POST WELD HEAT TREATED – DO NOT BURN OR WELD”
7. SKID
See attached appendix 3. Skid Mounted Construction.
8. CARE MARK
See attached appendix 4-1, 4-2. Position of Main and Auxiliary Shipping Marks.
9. PACKING INSPECTION
9.1. Vendor shall guarantee and warrant that the packing meets the requirements of this instruction.
9.2. Visual, Dimensional and other inspection shall be conducted by the Purchaser’s inspector.
9.3. The Vendor shall notify the Purchaser of the date and place at least ten (10) days prior to the
date of scheduled inspection.
10.2. In the case of required by purchaser, vessel shall be charged with the specified insert gas (N2)
with pressure gauge
11. APPENDIX
11.1. ***APPENDIX 1-1 ~ 1-3. : PACKING STYLE CRITERIA, BOX AND CRATE CONSTRUCTION,
MAJOR FRAME CONSTRUCTION OF BOX OR CRATE.
11.2. ***APPENDIX 2. : MARKING SPECIFICATIONS FOR BOXES, CRATE AND SHRINK-
WRAPPED PACKAGES.
11.3. ***APPENDIX 3. : SKID MOUNTED CONSTRUCTION.
11.4. ***APPENDIX 4-1 ~ 4-2 : POSITION OF MAIN AND AUXILIARY SHIPPING MARKS.
11.5. ***APPENDIX 5. : NITROGEN PURGE PROCEDURE
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** APPENDIX 1-1.
M W
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O O W
W T S
I O O
A E T
S D O
T E P E
T C E D
B E S L B A E
U B R N E
O R K A L L
Category Item R O A N
X P I B R L
E X T B
R D U E E D
P E U D
O N T R
R N R
O D U
O D U
F L M
O L M
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Style 1. Style 2.
Wooden framed box Box weight up to 450Kg
Net weight 451Kg to 7,000Kg
Style 1. Style 1.
Open crate Crate
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Unit : Cm
1 Skid 9.0 X 4.5 9.0 X 6.0 9.0 X 9.0 9.0 X 9.0 10.0 X 10.0
2 Header 6.0 X 6.0 6.0 X 6.0 9.0 X 6.0 9.0 X 7.5 9.0 X 9.0
3 Lower Frame Member - 3.0 X 9.0 3.5 X 9.0 4.5 X 9.0 4.5 X 9.0
4 Strut 2.4 X 9.0 3.0 X 9.0 3.5 X 9.0 4.5 X 9.0 4.5 X 9.0
5 Upper Frame Member - 3.0 X 9.0 3.5 X 9.0 4.5 X 9.0 4.5 X 9.0
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*** APPENDIX 2.
INK
MARK
MARK SIZE REMARKS
LOCATION
COLOR MATERIAL
High quality
Optimum size for
Main shipping mark Black waterproof ink or Both sides
each package
oil paint
Yellow letters on
Upper part of one L :14cm Do not overlap with care
Packing list cover black back- Enamel
end W:18cm mark: use tinplated
ground
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*** APPENDIX 3.
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*** APPENDIX 5.