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    This document discusses pressurization of cargo tanks on ships. It recommends that pressure vacuum (PV) valves on oil tanks should not be set at pressures over 0.21 bar unless the tank structures have been specially designed for higher pressures. The document is from 1971 and was revised in 1989 by IACS.

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    This document discusses pressurization of cargo tanks on ships. It recommends that pressure vacuum (PV) valves on oil tanks should not be set at pressures over 0.21 bar unless the tank structures have been specially designed for higher pressures. The document is from 1971 and was revised in 1989 by IACS.

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    This document discusses pressurization of cargo tanks on ships. It recommends that pressure vacuum (PV) valves on oil tanks should not be set at pressures over 0.21 bar unless the tank structures have been specially designed for higher pressures. The document is from 1971 and was revised in 1989 by IACS.

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    F8

    F8
    A2 Pressurisation of cargo tanks
    (1971)
    (cont)
    (Rev.1 PV valves to oil tanks should not be set at pressures in excess of 0,21 bar unless the tank
    1989) scantlings have been specially considered.

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    Page 1 of 1 IACS Req. 1971/Rev.1 1989

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