80 Ton AHTS Specification Rev 0

80 TON BOLLARD PULL AHTS
OUTLINE SPECIFICATION
HALUL OFFSHORE SERVICES Co. W.L.L

80 Ton Bollard Pull AHTS Rev. 0 dated 06 April 2008
SECTION 1- GENERAL
100. Intent & Definition

This specification is intended to describe the construction of a twin screw Anchor Handling,
Towing, Supply and fire fighting Vessel (AHTSV) completely outfitted and equipped for
rescue, offshore supply and other related duties. The Vessel will be classed for
Unrestricted Service.
The Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel is to tow, supply, support and act in the capacity
of a safety vessel for offshore drilling and work-over rigs in the operational areas on a
twenty-four (24) hour per day basis. Vessel shall be capable of operating in all seas and
weather conditions, which may occur. Vessel may be utilized for any duties within the
capabilities of the vessel
The Vessel shall be equipped with two (2) Controllable Pitch Propeller, one (l) stern
thruster and two (2) bow thrusters or Controllable pitch Azimuth Thruster and two (2)
bow thrusters . The Vessel may be of single hull but to have double skin in way of the
E/R. All accommodation and wheelhouse shall be forward and an open flat deck area aft
for deck cargoes. For further details see the relevant sections of this Specification.
While most of the functions and equipment requirements have been indicated herein after
but it may not be exhaustive. Hence any item or equipment essentially required to
proficiently utilise this type and size of vessel shall be provided by the builder, irrespective
of whether or not the same are specifically detailed in this specification. The builder will
ensure the safe and effective operation of all the systems, equipment and machinery
provided on board, by providing suitable guards, platforms, accesses, communication
facility, clear visibility, tools or any other accessories as required for satisfactory
operation. Charter party specification requirements for the scope of service for this vessel,
as annexed, are to be complied with, if not included this specification.
The following terms will be used in the following specification:-
Owner : Halul Offshore Services Company W.L.L
Builder : TBA
Classification: LR / IAACS Member
101. Operational Requirements

The Vessel is to be designed in such a way that the following roles can be obtained:
a) Transport fresh water, diesel oil, deck cargoes, bulk cargoes (cement/Barites/
Bentonite) liquid mud, stores, materials & equipment.
b) Tow / move Rigs
c) Anchor handling
d) External fire fighting
e) Transportation of passengers to and from Oil field, located offshore the State of Qatar
f) To berth and/or hold station near offshore platforms to safely transfer passengers**,
liquids, deck and bulk cargoes.
g) Rescue personnel fallen overboard and pollution control
h) Helicopter hoisting facilities
i) Operation to be 24-hours/day continuous operations, capable of remaining on station
for a minimum of 15 days.
** Passenger means marine working personnel, rig-crew etc.

Good manoeuvrability and station keeping, is to be achieved by using twin controllable
pitch propellers, twin rudders / Azimuth Thrusters and bow and stern thrusters. Twin
manoeuvring consoles shall be fitted in the wheelhouse stations, forward and aft with all
individual controls and integrated joy-stick and DP system. Provision for the complete
command and control of the vessel shall be provided on both the forward and aft
consoles.
The wheelhouse is designed to ensure excellent all-round view for facilitating all intended
operations. Unobstructed view of the Windlass, rescue zone, aft deck, anchor handling /
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towing winch and aft overhead may be ensured by fitting full-length windows and deck
head windows. Additional CCTV monitoring is to be provided with 3 cameras with zoom
pan and wide angle facilities to cover AHT winch, Windlass, bow, Rescue zone and cargo
deck. 1 camera shall be at fwd. deck and 2 cameras at aft deck. Views from all 3 cameras
are to display simultaneously and also individually at the monitor at aft console at Wheel
house.
The accommodation is well appointed and centrally air-conditioned.
The main propulsion engines are two medium speed heavy-duty marine diesels.
All documents shall be in the English Language.
Special Considerations
Special consideration must be given to the following requirements:
• Suitably equipped for anchor handling, towing and transport of passengers, deck and
bulk cargoes.
• Provide a stable platform/deck even in rough weather conditions. To minimize
pounding and rolling, the main weight should be concentrated mid-ship and aft and the
hull form should feature a fine bow with flared section above waterline.
Safe havens for crew and passenger protection during cargo and passenger transfer
operations shall have obstruction free access and there shall be no major obstructions in
the safe havens.
102. Principal Particulars
Dimensions (approximate):
Length overall (Minimum) 70.00 m
Breadth moulded 16.00 m
Depth moulded 7.00 m
Draft Scantling 06.50 m
Draft loaded (Max.) 06.00 m
Accommodation Super Structure height Less than 13.5m at summer load
line draft, excluding masts,
funnel, antennas, etc.
Performance:
Dead Weight required 2500 T
Bollard Pull 80 T (Average pull) *
Trial Speed @100% MCR & 4.5m draft 13.5 Knots
Service Speed @ 85% MCR & 4.5m draft 12.5 Knots
Endurance 15 days @ service speed
* Corrections, for shallow water effect, helm angle, length of rope, circulation of water
(current) around propeller etc. shall be applied as approved by classification society for
certifying Bollard Pull
Capacities (approximate) :
Fuel Oil 800 cu. m
Fresh Water 800 cu. m.
Drill Water / Water Ballast 400 cu. m
Water ballast At fwd & aft, as required
Mud 400 cu. m.
Foam 20 cu. m.
Dispersant 10 cu. m.
Dry bulk 200 cu. m. (4 x 50 m3)
Lube Oil 4 x 5 Cu.m
Sewage Holding Tank 20 cu. m.
Dirty Oil Tank 10 cu.m.

Bilge Holding Tank 10 cu .m.

Freezer/Chiller (Ship’s use) 2x 25 M3 (Approx)
Deck Cargo 1000 t
Deck Loading (Aft working deck) 5 t/sq.m, To be hard wood
planked
Clear working deck area 500 sq.m (between the crash
rails)
Machinery:
Main Engine *2x~2750 KW each with power
take off for shaft alternator and
Fi-Fi Pump
Propulsion System CPP in nozzles ( Conventional or
Azimuth)
Generating Set 3x~400 Kw diesel driven
Shaft Alternator 2x~1200 KW (each)
Emergency Generator 1 x 120Kw diesel driven
Main Engine driven Fi-Fi pump 2x1650 cu. m with and
superstructure drenching system
Bow Thrusters 2x~500 KWCPP type **
Stern Thrusters ( Required for Conventional 1x~500 KW CPP type **
CPP)
Fuel Oil Cargo Pump 2x~100 cu.m/hr @75m head
Fresh Water 2x~100 cu.m/hr @75m head
Drill Water Pump 2x~100 cu.m/hr @75m head
Mud Pump 2x~100 cu.m/hr @75m head
* Power of Main Engine to be appropriate for the speed and bollard pull
& appropriate PTO requirement.
** Power to be not less than 12% of combined power of Main Engines
Complement:
Crew 18 men
Hospital – dedicated hospital 0 men (See clause 308)
Special personnel 20 men
Total 38 men
Clear ceiling is not to be less than 2150 mm (average) generally in

accommodation spaces
103. Classification
The vessel including its Hull, Machinery and outfitting equipment shall be constructed in
accordance with the latest Rules for Building & Classing of Steel Vessel to Lloyd Register
of Shipping / other IACS member classification society (hereinafter referred to as
classification) and have their class notation LRS+100A1+DP (AM)+UMS+Fi-Fi I Anchor
Handling Towing/ Supply for Unrestricted Services or equivalent . Vessel to have class
notation for IWS (In water survey)
104. Registry
The vessel will be registered at Doha, under the flag of Qatar.
105. Rules & Regulations
The Vessel and its equipment shall be designed and built in accordance with International
Shipbuilding Standards in respect of general hull, marine engineering and electrical
equipment and International Rules and Regulations which are in force at signing of
Contract/ Keel Laying. Rules which may come into force prior delivery of the vessel shall
be treated as modification.

• SOLAS 1974 for cargo ships with all subsequent amendments.

• International Load Line Convention 1966 (Type ‘B’ Freeboard)
• Classification society rules
• International Tonnage measurements 1969
• The International Convention for Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973 and Protocol
1978, MARPOL 73/78 including requirements of the Baltic Sea Convention and all
subsequent amendments
• Radio Communication Regulations to Government Regulations for GMDSS for Area A1
& A2 and wireless safety requirements
• International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at sea, 1972 including amendments
of 1981
• IMO A 534 “ Code of Safety for Special Purpose Vessels” Carrying up to 50 Special
personnel.
• ISO std. 6954 – Guideline for overall evaluation of vibration in merchant ships.
• IMO A343 – Recommendation on methods of measuring noise levels and measuring
points
• IMO 469 (X11) - Guidelines for the design and construction of offshore supply vessel
• Resolution A574 (14) – Recommendation on general requirements of Electronic
Navigation aid.
• International Electrical Commission (IEC) publication 92 – Electrical installation in
Ships
• International Telecommunication Convention with the latest amendments including
requirements for GMDSS.
• ILO convention concerning crew accommodation on board ships (Nos. 92, 133-1970,
152, 140 &141)
• Maritime Laws and Regulations of the Qatar port authorities
106. Certificates
The following certificates are to be supplied to the owners at the time of delivery of the
vessel, as applicable for this category and size of vessel:
1) Builder’s Certificate
2) Classification Certificate (Hull and Machinery)
3) Safety Equipment Certificate (for a complement of 38 persons )
4) Safety Construction Certificate
5) Load Line Certificate
6) Safety Radio Certificate
7) IOPP certificate and MARPOL 1973 - Protocol 1978, Letters of Compliance with
Annex IV, V and VI issued by Classification Society
8) Tonnage Certificate
9) De ratting Certificate
10) Approved SOPEP
11) Approved Garbage management plan
12) Approved Cargo Securing Manuel
13) Type approval certificates of equipment and machinery as applicable
14) Class certificates for the Eqpt. & Machinery as applicable
15) Makers certificate for all the items
16) Load test certificate from classification for all the lifting, mooring, lashing
equipment, including overhead beams and lugs
17) Magnetic compass calibration sheet
18) All other certificates required by the classification, flag authority and owner.
The cost of all fees and charges incurred for survey, classification and issue of certificates
are to be borne by the builder.
107. Materials & Workmanship

a) All materials and workmanship are to be of good shipbuilding quality. All steel
plates, sections, hull forging and castings are to meet classification’s requirements and
supplied with test certificates where required by classification society. All steel used to be

of good welding quality, free from laminations or other harmful defects and to be blasted
and primed before using. Only mild steel to be used for hull structure. All visible plates are
to be smooth and straight wherever applicable.
Approved and accepted equipment and machinery list of all equipment and machinery to
be used in the vessel is included as attachment ‘Makers List’.
b) All woods used to be suitable for the intended purpose and of good quality. All
timber to be impregnated against rot, infestation and free from odour.
c) All smith work or fabricated fittings to be of neat design, strong, smooth & free
from defects.
All castings to be of good quality close grained and free from cracks, blowholes and other
defects. Steel castings to be manufactured to classification requirements and approval
where required.
108. Welding
Vessel to be of all welded construction, in accordance with contract plans, specification &
classification requirement.
Welding to be in accordance with classification requirements. Electrodes to be selected
from classification approved lists. Welding schedules to meet classification requirement/
standard. High standards of up-to-date welding practice and procedures are to be applied,
associated with alignment, fairness, edge preparation and gap widths. Temporary lugs are
to be removed and burs ground smooth with out any defect.
Continuous welding is to be used for all the structure up to uppermost continuous deck
and weather exposed area. Intermittent welding to be used only inside the super
structure. Shell plating is butted flush and fully welded seams. Scantlings are to class
requirements or more. Lifting eyes are provided on shell plating to facilitate propeller &
rudder removal.
Where possible, structure should be pre-fabricated in assemblies and sub-assemblies to
give the maximum possible amount of down hand welding.
109. Inspection/Supervision
Throughout the construction period prior to the delivery, the surveyors, owner’s
representative and consultants are to be given free access to the builder’s yard during
normal working hours for supervision and inspection.
Qualified personnel from main engine, propulsion system, auxiliary machinery and other
specified major equipment suppliers / manufacturers shall be in attendance during
installation, commissioning, testing, dock trials and sea trials as necessary at builder’s
expense.
Shipyard to submit QAP Plan showing inspections and control points by class and owners
representatives, within 2 months of contract signing.
110. Tests
Shop Trials
Shop trials of the following equipment are to be conducted in the presence of the owners
and classification representatives. The yard shall inform the owners giving 14 days notice
for attending the shop trials of main engines, Diesel generators, Bow thruster, Deck crane,
Towing winch and Main & emergency switch boards.
Onboard Trials
Prior to the delivery, the Hull, all machinery, electrical, piping, all equipment installed,
machinery and deck fittings, domestic equipment are to be thoroughly tested in the
presence of the classification society’s attending surveyor, owners and /or their
representative.
Alternator set load tests shall be carried out to demonstrate satisfactory electrical load
and condition. Electrical machinery and circuits shall be tested to demonstrate satisfactory
workmanship and compliance with specified requirements. Insulation measurements shall

be taken for each electrical item and associated circuits in presence of owner’s
representative and recorded.
All tanks generally complete with its fittings and piping to be tested under hydrostatic and
/ or pneumatic pressure according to the classification requirement, prior to painting in
way of the welds. All piping systems shall be pressure tested according to the
classification requirement.
111. Inclining Experiment
Before sea trials and with the vessel in as complete a condition as possible, an inclining
experiment is to be carried out to ascertain the lightship displacement and centre of
gravity. A representative of the Statutory Authority and owner’s representative are to be
present at the inclining experiment. A report on the inclining experiment is to be supplied
to the Owner.
112. Dock Trials
Dock trials are to be carried out in accordance with a programme agreed between Builder
and the Owner, to check operation of machinery. Propulsion machinery, engine room
auxiliary machinery, deck machinery, control systems, automation etc. are to be tested.
Dock trials are to be carried out in the presence of Owner’s representative.
1) All piping systems are to be fully tested, including the checking of valve name
plates
2) Electrical power points together with all lights
3) Auxiliary machinery
4) Ventilation, refrigeration machinery
5) All deck machinery
6) Air-conditioning machinery
7) All pumps etc.
8) Control systems
9) Automation
113. Sea trial

Sea trial is to be arranged and carried out in accordance with a program approved by the
Classification society and owners. The builders are to supply a master, crew, all victuals
and necessary equipment and arrange the catering during the trials. All diesel oil,
lubrication oil, FW, pilotage, standby vessel and dues for the trials are to be paid for by
the builders. Owners at acquisition cost may buy the remaining diesel oil on board after
the trials, subject to builder providing FO analysis report from an approved lab.
The compass is to be adjusted during sea trial.
a) Speed Trials
Speed is to be assessed during performance trials. The vessel is to demonstrate a
minimum free running speed of 13.5 knots at 4.75 m draft and 100% MCR of the engines.
Free running speed shall be measured over an approved “measured mile” in four (4)
consecutive runs, in deep waters and sea conditions around Beaufort scale 2-3.
The vessel also should demonstrate a cruising speed of minimum 12.5 knots at 4.75m
draft @ 85% MCR with the vessel and sea conditions similar to above.
Maximum combustion pressures are to be recorded at 100% and 90% MCR. Parameters of
the main engines and propulsion system are to be recorded at these operating condition
and also at 50% MCR.
b) Endurance Trials
Full power endurance trials to be carried out for a period not less than 4 hours or as per
classification requirement which ever is higher. Through out the period readings of the
pressures and temperatures are to be taken at 30 minutes intervals. Main engines Fuel
consumption shall be recorded separately for MCR and for 90% power.
Noise is to be measured during endurance trials and recorded.

c) Turning Circle and Steering Trials

Steering gear trials are to be carried out, in accordance with Classification Society
requirements.
The time taken to move the rudder and the rudder angle is to be recorded and a plot of
the same has to be framed and installed in the wheel house.
The rudder is to be moved to the hard over position with vessel under full headway and
held until the vessel has made one or more complete circles. The time to turn through
360 degrees and the diameter of the turning circle are to be recorded. The test is to be
repeated with the helm hard over in the opposite direction. Turning circle trial has to be
also carried out using Thrusters
Williamson Turn (Man overboard trial) is to be carried out and a plot of the turn with
relevant distances and time are to be framed and installed at a suitable location in the
bridge.
d) Stopping & Astern Trials
With the vessel proceeding ahead at full power the thrust direction controls are to be
moved from ‘full ahead’ to ‘full astern’ and the following records taken:
1) Time to move controls from ‘full ahead’ to ‘full astern’
2) Time for the thrust to reach a steady condition to ‘Full Astern’ direction
3) Time to bring the vessel to a stop.
4) Estimate of distance run between initiation of order and stopping of vessel
5) Time to a steady astern condition
During the astern trial the vessel is to be inspected for occurrence of local vibration.
With the vessel under full headway and the engines running at their full revolutions, the
propeller is to be reversed to full astern. After the vessel has reached full sternway and
with engines running at their full revolutions, the propellers are to be reversed to full
ahead, and the vessel is to run until the output of the engine has reached full headway.
During this trial, the rudder is to be kept amidships.
The course, time and distances for these manoeuvres are to be recorded.
114. Environmental Conditions
The vessel, plant, machinery and equipment, their components and related systems shall
be entirely suitable for service under the following conditions:
Sea water temperature 360C
Ambient air temperature 500C
Relative air humidity 92%
Wind velocity 18m/sec
Significant wave height 3.0 m
Current velocity 1.0 m/sec
Wave period 10 sec
115. Trim & Stability

The vessel is to have sufficient positive stability in normal conditions of loading to comply
with the standards as recommended by the Regulations and/or Authorities.
The results of the inclining experiment are to be used in the preparation of a
comprehensive Trim and Stability Book for the use of ship’s officers. The stability data is
to include loading conditions sufficient to cover normal operating roles. The completed
Trim and Stability Book is to be approved by the Regulatory Authorities. Builder should
ensure that the vessel should have a trim by stern in all loading conditions and does not
have any permanent list.

116. Drawings
On completion, two sets of soft copies on CD ROM of the following AS-FITTED drawings to
be given with the vessel in addition to three (3) sets of paper prints.
1) General Arrangement
2) Hydrostatic Curves
3) Cross Curves
4) Stability Booklet
5) Dimensional Profile
6) Anodes plan
7) Docking Plan
8) Drain plugs drawing
9) Tank Calibration
10) Structural Profile & Deck
11) Midship Section
12) Cargo rail and Bulwark
13) Structure in way of crane
14) Engine Seating Detail
15) Plummer block drawings
16) Forward Sections
17) Aft Sections
18) Typical sections
19) All transverse and Longitudinal Bulkheads
20) Shell Expansion
21) Superstructure Detail
22) ‘A’ Bracket details
23) Shafting Arrangement
24) Rudder Arrangement
25) Rudder stock & Rudder drawing
26) Drawing of Skeg
27) Bilge keel drawing
28) Deck outfit plan
29) Anchoring and mooring arrangement plan
30) Seachest arrangements
31) Engine Room Layout
32) Thruster Tunnel Detail
33) Bilge, Ballast & Fire main System
34) Ship’s Fuel and Lube oil System
35) Engine Cooling
36) Starting air system
37) Service air system
38) Exhaust system & funnel
39) AC and Ventilation system
40) Cool & Cold room arrangements
41) Refrigeration system
42) Cooling system for AC & Refrigeration system
43) STP system
44) Domestic FW (Hot, Cold) & Sanitary System
45) Position and details of Tank Vent, Sounding & Filling Pipes
46) Oily Water filter and overboard system
47) Schematic Wiring Diagram and Reference to Fittings
48) As fitted Cable try & wiring drawing for power, lighting, communication, control
cables etc.
49) Shaft generator arrangement
50) Main Switchboard Wiring & Short Circuit Calculations etc.
51) 24V DC Radio battery Charging Panel & 24V DC Switchboard
52) Ventilation Arrangement
53) LSA Plan

54) Cargo securing manual

55) Garbage management plan
56) Fire safety operation booklet (FSOB)
57) Approved SOPEP
58) Training manual for LSA &FFA eqpt.
59) Well killing liquid system
60) Dispersant system
61) FO cargo system
62) FW cargo system
63) External FI-FI system
64) Lay out of manholes and hatches
65) Lay out of doors
66) Lay out of ladders
67) Lay out of windows and port holes
68) Penetration fittings drawing
69) Mast drawing
70) Bulk Cargo system
71) FO purification system
72) LO purification system
73) Painting scheme detailing area and type of paint
74) Trimmed sounding tables, also for the tank gauging system
75) Fendering plan and details
76) Towing and Anchor Handling arrangement details including all the equipments
like stern roller, tow pins, shark jaw, gob eye, towing bollard, AHT winch etc.
117. Framed Plans

Following drawings/plans shall be framed and mounted at appropriate places on the
vessel:
a) General Arrangement
b) Capacity Plan
c) Life Saving Arrangement plan
d) Fire Fighting arrangements plan
e) Bilge and Ballast plan
f) Fuel and Lube oil system
g) Turning circle and Willamson Turn
h) Stopping distances
i) Bunkering Plan and Procedures
Comprehensive set of colour photographs showing systematically the progress in

construction of the vessel from steel cutting until trial completion shall be supplied to the
owner from time to time. Two copies of the completed vessel’s colour photograph of size
10R, properly framed shall be provided.
118. Vessel Operating Manuals
Operating manuals, containing guidance for the safe operation of the Vessel under normal
and emergency conditions, must be on board and available to all concerned. As a
minimum this operating manual shall contain:
• A general description of the Vessel
• Schematic diagrams of main and emergency power supplies and electrical installations
• Fire control plan including type and location of fire-fighting appliances and a procedure
for evacuation of personnel from the Vessel, including a escape route
• A plan showing safety provisions including location and operation of life-saving
appliances and a procedure for evacuation of personnel from the Vessel
• Procedures for anchoring and mooring operations
• Procedures for adverse weather conditions, and platform pull off emergencies
• Black out procedure.

119. Delivery
Delivery of the vessel is to be taken afloat adjacent to the builder’s yard at a safe berth.
Builders shall ensure that all machinery, equipment, piping, bilges, coolers and tanks are
cleaned and preserved/ painted till delivery to and acceptance by owners.
M/E and auxiliary machinery and propeller units shall be protected between shop
trials and sea trials by a method of corrosion inhibitors approved by manufacturers. The
vessel shall be delivered to the owner’s crew outside the port limit upon dropping of the
pilot with propulsion machinery running.
A joint acceptance survey shall be conducted after successful completion of trials 3 days
prior to the delivery date. The builders shall have completed rectification of all defects,
the vessel thoroughly cleaned and ready for service.
120. Manuals of Machinery & Equipment

Three (3) sets of instruction manuals, spare parts catalogue etc. of all machinery and
equipment in English language are to be supplied by the builders. Soft copies of
instruction manuals shall also be supplied on CD-ROM, if available from respective
suppliers.
121. Spare Gear & Tools

Builder is to provide all spare parts as listed in section 9 of this specification and also those
mandatory required by classification society in their rules, if not covered by this specification.
All the tools and the standard spares from the Manufacturer are to supplied to the vessel.
Any additional spares if recommended by manufacturer are to be offered to owners for
purchase.
122. Practice
Any modifications or changes required by Classification Society and Government Authority,
prevailing on the date of keel laying or similar stage but not mentioned in the specification
shall be modified and installed at no extra cost to the Owner. For changes, required by class
or statutes effected after the keel laying date, shall be to buyer’s account.
123. Modification
If for any reason the Owner or Builder would wish to change brand of equipments,
components and materials, etc. outside the agreed maker’s list, both parties are to
mutually agree first and any differences in prices, if any, are to be adjusted in the contract
price, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the contract.
124. Ship’s Model

One ships model per vessel in scale 1:100 shall be supplied.
125. Model test .

Shipyard shall submit results of model test to Buyer’s representatives, immediately upon
finalizing the GA and in any case not later than 3 months from the date of signing the
contract.

SECTION 2- STRUCTURE SPECIFICATION

200. General
The steel hull and deckhouse are to be of all welded construction. The scantlings of all
members shall be as per the classification requirement for a draft of 5.25m. However
~1mm extra thickness over rule requirement is to be provided for bottom, floors and
girders in ballast tanks, sides, W/T bulkheads and exposed decks.
Lofting of the hull shall be thoroughly checked by the builders and inspected by the
owner’s representative before templates are taken for construction. All workmanship shall
be executed by “qualified” and skillful workmen under regular supervision.
No opening shall be made in any stress member for penetration of pipes, cable or other
purpose unless approved by class with compensation if necessary. All openings cut in
shell deck or other members shall be regular in outline with well-rounded corners. In way
of openings for hawse pipes, propeller openings, sea chests and other openings, heavy
insert plates shall be fitted.
201. Keel
A plate keel 14mm thick and minimum 600mm wide is to be fitted, connected throughout
the length to the centre girder. It is to be tapered at the forward end to the stem bar or
plate and is to be continued up to the aft end.
202. Stem
The stem is to be formed by a mild steel bar or by a formed radiused plate suitably
stiffened by webs and breast hooks as per the design.
203. Skeg
A double plate box shaped Skeg is to be fitted on the centreline aft and set forward of the
propellers.
Provision is to be made to ensure internal drainage to the drain plugs. Upon completion
the Skeg is to be provided with a float coat by filling & draining of bitumen solution or
equivalent.
204. Bottom & Shell Construction

The bottom is to have double bottom tanks in way of the crew’s quarters and the engine
room. The vessel is to be double skinned in way of engine room and thrusters. Doors to
void spaces / escapes at ER wings shall be watertight type,
205. Shaft Brackets ( Conventional CPP)

Two shaft brackets are to be fitted on port and stbd to support and protect propellers.
Propeller shaft brackets are to be of the “Y” type, made of fabricated mild steel construction,
upper part to support shaft aft bossing and lower part to protect propellers.
205A Kort Nozzles

The propellers are to be housed in adequately rigged Kort nozzles preferably with SS plating
in way of the propeller tip at inner side of nozzle. Provision is to be made for internal
drainage to the drain plug. Upon completion of the Kort nozzle fabrication, a float coat is to
be provided by filling and draining of bituminous solution or equivalent. Sacrificial anodes are
to be provided on the exterior surface.
206 Azimuth Propulsion System

Two azimuth thrusters shall be installed, at the aft for propulsion and for station keeping
of the Vessel. Each azimuth thrusters shall be driven by Main Engine and with controllable
pitch propeller.
Standard horizontal drive thruster for bolt-in type mounting for installation from thrusters
room. Four or five bladed NiAl propeller with variable pitch working in a flow accelerating PV
nozzle. The nozzle is to be of mild steel with Stainless steel lining in way of propeller.

206A. Rudders & Rudder Trunks ( Conventional CPP)

Two (2) semi balanced high performance (lift) rudders with bottom pintles are to be fitted
each with an approved area. The rudders are to be watertight streamlined, double plate
type, fabricated of mild steel, with internal horizontal plate frames.
Suitable filling and drain plugs are to be fitted and lifting arrangements are to be
incorporated for the rudder and on the hull.
The plate frames to have limber holes to ensure internal drainage.
After testing, the rudders are to be filled with bituminous or equivalent solution and
drained. Sacrificial anodes are to be fitted on the out side surfaces of each rudder.
A lifting eye and a jumping collar are to be fitted to each rudderstock. The rudderstock is
to be of forged steel.
The rudder trunk is to be tubular steel, with a heavy top plate to take the steering gear
and house the watertight gland. A heavy steel boss to be incorporated at the lower end of
the trunk and fitted with approved type bearing. The bearing and stock to be designed to
take the full side load of the rudder.
The rudder bearing is to be water lubricated.
207. Sea Chests
Sea chests meeting the classification society requirements have to be provided on the port
and stbd sides for the ships use. The location of the same are to be such that these will be
well under water even in the lightest condition of the vessel. The gratings have to be fitted
using hinges. The suction pipes have to extend into the sea chest to prevent drawing of
entrapped air if any to the upper level of the sea chest. Air vent pipes have to be provided
from the upper most point.
Separate sea chest(s) of adequate size is/are to be provided for the external fire pump, in
similar lines to the main sea chests above.
Suitable blanks and fittings are to be provided for “In Water Survey” with appropriate class
notation.
MGPS from CORINTEC or similar using Cu & Al anodes to be provided in the main and FI-FI
pump sea chests for anti-fouling of seawater lines.
208. Manholes
All manholes are to be of elongated shape with stainless steel studs and nuts. In way of
accommodation, they are to be of recessed type with flush wooden covers to match deck
level. In engine room and main deck, they are to be “raised” type.
209. Draft Marks
Draft marks are to be in metric on P+S at forward, aft and amidships as per the relevant
regulations.
210. Bilge Keels

One (1) bilge keel each on P&S, made of 300 x 12 plate with 25mm dia. Round bar is to be
fitted on the bilge strake between the chines on doublers.
211. Fenders
Half round metallic pipe fenders (300 NB, Sch 80 pipe)to be provided at the deck level,
raised deck level (if any) and at the foxle deck level on P+S.
Raked half round pipe fender(300 NB, Sch 80 pipe) to be provided between the deck line
fenders and the lower fender. The ends to be well tapered. W-type rubber fenders are to
be provided at the bow and stern. The fendering plan and the securing arrangement is to
be approved by the owners.
Adequate number of used aircraft tyres are to be installed above fenders on the sides and
stern such that the tyre fenders will be touching each other or separated by a gap less
than 50mm. Securing of tyres to be done to four points (lugs) using chains and shackles.

212. Watertight/Oil tight Bulkheads

The WT/OT bulkheads are to be plated horizontally. Stiffeners to be spaced to suit deck
longitudinal and bottom structure (also to meet the class requirements) with bracket at each
end. Bolted access manholes with gasket to be fitted to each tank space to Classification
requirements.
213. W/T Doors & Hatches

Hand operated watertight doors with clear opening of 1400mm high by 650mm wide are
to be provided as necessary. They are to be capable of local control, from each side of
the bulkhead.
Watertight hatches are to be fitted on the main deck between bulwark and cargo rail and
one on fore deck. All coamings are to be as per Loadline Regulations. Lids to be capable
of being opened and closed from inside and outside. The large hatches to be provided with
counter weight (for out side ones) and tension springs (for the inboard ones) to facilitate
easy opening by one person using one hand only.
Watertight doors and hatches are to be fabricated to Yard’s standard design.
Suitable W/T hatch / portable panel are to be provided on the foxle deck and main deck for
removal of BT and ST motors.
214. Main Deck

The deck plating aft of the superstructure is to be 10mm minimum thick and to take
uniformly distributed load of 5tonnes/M2. (To be marked on GA Plan)
The deck plating is to be welded direct to the shell.
One bolted, portable, flush type hatch about 1.5M x 1M size to be provided above the
engine room for handling of large spare parts.
The cargo deck, inside the line of the cargo rails, to be covered with 50mm thick
hardwood laid fore and aft. The timber to be retained by steel bars spaced approximately
1800 / 2400 mm apart.
214A. Drag Plate
Drag plate of appropriate size and adequate thickness is to be provided on the main deck
forward of stern roller.
215. Forecastle Deck

Forecastle deck is to have increased scantlings in way of deck machinery. Exposed deck
plating to be 1mm more than classification rule requirement.
216. Deck House & Minor BHD

Scantlings are to Classification requirements. Deckhouses are to be welded direct to deck.
Steel minor bulkheads to be fitted around following accommodation compartments:
• Toilets (excluding modular toilets)
• Laundry
• Galley
• AHU room
• Stores
• Freezer and cool rooms
Flood coamings of 50 mm height above deck to be provided on all the decks above main
deck to prevent stamp of paint on vertical bulkheads and sides.
217. Bulwarks
Bulwarks at main deck level to be 1 M high extending from corners of transom to aft of
forecastle, set in 75mm at top from shell side. Plating to be 8 mm thick with 100 NB sch.80
pipe on top. Bulwark stays welded direct to deck. Arched pipe of around 100mm NB with
flanged connection to be provided over the openings for bollards to maintain continuity.

Freeing ports to be arranged in main deck bulwarks with area to Classification requirements.
All transitions in the bulwark top are to be made as smooth as possible to avoid snagging the
towline.
One opening each of 1.5 m wide is to be provided on the P&S side bulwarks. They are to be
suitably protected using portable wooden storm boards.
Upper forecastle bulwark rail bar to be 100 NB sch.80 pipe. Freeing ports to be cut in upper
forecastle bulwarks, as required.
Doubling plates to be fitted under bulwark stanchion feet and in way of mooring pipes, etc.
Cast steel mooring chocks to be fitted on the bulwark at the appropriate locations for passing
the mooring ropes.
217A. Rope Davit

A rope davit along with a hand-operated winch / chain pulley block of 500 kgs.capacity is to
be provided on the stbd side on the foxle deck mounted close to or on the bulwark.
218. Funnels
Twin funnel uptakes to be arranged to accommodate the exhausts and to serve as engine
room hot air exhaust.
219. Masts
The main mast is to be fitted with brackets for the navigation lights. Suitable stays to be
provided to make the mast sturdy.
Dispensation for distance between the forward and aft mast is to be arranged by the
owners.
Masts to have rungs with protective guard carried to the top, arranged for access to light
trays and necessary fittings.
Blocks for aerials, yard arms and ensign staff to be fitted and sheaves for signal flags and
shape hoists to be arranged on masts, as required.
220. Rails & Stanchions
To be fitted around wheelhouse top, bridge deck, forecastle deck and elsewhere as
necessary. To be fitted to ladder ways and round ladder way landings.
Top rails to be 32mm galvanised pipe, middle and bottom rails to be 19mm diameter solid
rod.
Stanchions to be 65mm x 14mm flat bar, spaced approximately 1800mm and welded to
deck.
Storm rails of 32mm diameter (stainless steel or plastic covered pipe) shall be provided
inside the accommodation spaces, alley ways, wheelhouse, around consoles etc.
Handgrips to be fitted in way of W.C.’s and showers and where required in way of
manholes and vertical ladders.
220A. Flood coamings
Raised flood coamings of 50mm height shall be provided on all exposed decks to prevent
staining of shipsides and superstructures.
221. Chain Lockers & Pipes

Two (2) chain lockers are to be constructed to the forward of the collision bulkhead. The
capacity of each locker is to be sufficient to stow specified length of chain cables. The
cables are to be self-stowing. The lockers to be formed by steel bulkheads, with solid half
round or inverted angle stiffeners. The floor of the locker is to be perforated steel plate
made portable.
Bitter-ends to be fitted for securing the cable ends.
Foot holes are to be cut in the centre division adjacent to the access opening, which is to
be fitted with a watertight manhole cover.

Chain pipes and hawse pipes to be of welded steel construction designed to give easy
stowage of the anchors and cables. A permanent flushing arrangement to be provided in
the hawse pipes for cleaning the anchor cables. Spurling pipes are to be provided with 50
mm half round chaffing bar. In addition to guillotine bars, anchor lashing/securing
arrangements shall be provided on forecastle deck.
222. Seatings
Main engine, gearbox and auxiliary engine seatings are to be built by the Shipbuilders but
are to be submitted to Owners and engine builders for their approval. Suitable chock fast
resin, holding down bolts and/or fitted bolts are to be provided and carefully fitted as
required for all items of machinery.
223. Material Thickness Tolerance

The tolerance allowed on material thickness is + 0.5mm
224. Lifting Points

Lifting points or rails are to be provided over heavy machinery, mainly the following:
Main engines, Gear boxes, Fire pumps, propulsion units and diesel alternators. Lifting
equipment is load tested after installation and permanently marked with the S.W.L. Test
certificates of the proof load from classification society to be provided.
225. Tanks
All tanks to be constructed of steel plate, double continuous welds in SW tanks, sewage
tanks, or any other tank intended to contain corrosive liquids and stiffened to class
requirements. In way of manholes on both sides handgrips and steps (rungs) are to be
fitted as necessary. Venting pipes, filling pipes, sounding pipes drain plugs, suction lines,
baffles and inspection covers shall be fitted to all tanks. Striker plates are to be provided
below the sounding pipes and doubler plates of larger diameter are to be provided below
the bell mouths. Suitable bolted ladders are to be provided wherever necessary. All tanks
shall be pressure tested, thoroughly cleaned and inspected by owner’s representatives
before closing of manholes. Reliable calibrated tank content gauges to be fitted for
monitoring of FW & FO tank content. For more details see clause 518D. Small tanks to be
fitted with Gauge glass.

SECTION 3 - ACCOMMODATION & OTHER COMPARTMENTS.

300. General
The accommodation is to be arranged & fitted out in accordance with best shipbuilding
practice and confirming to ILO Rules and clauses (irrespective of Tonnage Requirement).
These are to be designed and arranged to provide the comfort and space utilization.
Special attention shall be paid to the rules and regulations concerning the noise level.
Generally within the accommodation area, a clear height of about 2150 mm average is to
be generally achieved. It shall be fully air conditioned with such installed capacity as to
ensure that room temperature does not exceed 23°C @ 50% relative humidity even
during the extreme ambient conditions prevailing in the summer months (up to 50°C @
90% RH). Scheme of decoration together with colours for furnishing fabrics, plastic
laminates, deck coverings, paints etc, shall be chosen by the Builder and submit to Owner
for approval. All loose furniture, mattresses for bunks and PVC covered settees / chairs
are to be of good quality and supplied and fitted by the builder. Upholstery of all chair /
settee in mess / recreation room / offices are to be of leather finish Rexin. All materials
used in accommodation area to comply with the relevant regulations regarding
inflammability, toxicity etc. as applicable. Asbestos is not to be used for any of the
accommodation materials. Builder shall provide information of all material used for the
construction.
All doors are to meet with SOLAS requirements and with baked enamel finish frames,
hung on brass / stainless steel hinges and fitted with brass / SS door fittings. Good
quality Mortise locks with three (3) keys having engraved labels each are to be fitted to
doors of all cabins (double berth cabins to have 4 keys), stores and other compartments
throughout the accommodation. Master key suitable for all these locks is to be provided.
Chrome plated brass locks are to be fitted to all drawers, cupboards, lockers, stores and
cold/freezer rooms. Escape hatches to have internal locking arrangements. All fixtures and
fittings are to be from a quality supplier approved by owners before installation. All
hardware used to be of brass. Padlocks of brass to be provided for hatches/doors as
appropriate. All doors and hatches to have ‘door catches’ to hold in open position.
Allocation of Cabins
Status No. of Bunks No. of Cabins No. of Men
Spl. Persons 1 2 2
Spl. Persons 2 5 10
Spl. Persons 4 2 8
Captain, Chief Engineer, 1 2 2
Chief officer & 2nd Engineer 1 2 2
Two men cabins 2 7 14
Total Complement 38
All 6 nos single cabins and 6 nos two men cabins to have en-suite toilet facilities. Separate
community toilets shall be provided for the crew and special personnel having no toilet
facility attached. Modular toilets shall be used everywhere. An emergency shower cum
eyewash station is to be provided at the aft end of the accommodation on the main deck
outside the toilet. The toilet on main deck, outside the accommodation, shall have water
closet, urinal and washbasin with hot & cold-water taps. A mirror cabinet, soap dishes,
towel racks etc shall also be provided in the toilet.
Name Plates & Notice Boards
All cabins, rooms, workspaces etc are to be identified by plastic nameplates over doors.
All such nameplates are to indicate name of compartment.
Notice boards and nameplates as requested by Classification and authority regulations are
to be provided.

Shipbuilder’s nameplate with principal particulars of the vessel to be displayed on the

vessel and in the vessel’s model.
Engraved labels are to be supplied for all keys.
All tags are to be marked for space and numbered.
Valve engraved metallic nameplates to be bolted to valve wheels.
Air, sounding pipe filling and discharge pipes to have engraved metallic nameplate.
Satellite TV system - Multi channel independent switching / auto tracking international

satellite television system with RADOME antenna connected to mess rooms, recreation
rooms, and all single berth cabins. VCD players and LCD television sets shall be provided
in these spaces (Total 7 sets of VCD players and televisions).
301. Wheelhouse
The wheelhouse is to be located on wheelhouse deck and to be fitted with all navigation,
communication and control equipment as specified elsewhere. Wheelhouse windows are to
be arranged to give maximum visibility all round and above.
One (1) 350 mm diameter heavy duty clear view screen to be fitted in window forward
and one (1) in aft window.
Window washing System to be of centrally controlled type from forward and aft console.
Window wipers are to be provided for all forward and aft wheelhouse window screens
except for the windows where clear view screens have been provided. SOLAR SOLV or
similar foldable/roller screens are to be provided for all windows of Wheelhouse.
Hinged, weather tight doors to be fitted on each side of wheelhouse giving access to open
bridge deck. Doors to be fitted with large fixed windows. Portable storm covers are to be
provided for WH windows as required by class. These covers are to be stowed in WH.
The wheelhouse to have completely duplicated combined steering and engine
manoeuvring console one each fitted across the bridge, forward and aft.
The magnetic compass is to be located above the forward steering position.
In addition to navigational and electric equipment, the following items to be supplied and
fitted in the wheelhouse: -
• Flag lockers for one complete set of International signal flags
• Binocular box forward and aft (2 off)
• Storm rails all round
• Chart table with drawers under with retaining edge and the chronometer chest
incorporated. Chart table to be provided with save-all and slit on tabletop edge for the
charts.
• One chart table lamp with dimmer
• Radio table with drawers under
• One radio table lamp with dimmer
• Radio operator’s clock
• Two Helmsman chairs with arm rest, upholstered, adjustable in height and with
footrest, and keep lanyard
• Bookshelf and racks
• Steel filing cabinets
• Upholstered settee, hat pegs and coat hooks
• A toilet (WC + Washbasin with hot & cold-water taps) shall be on the W/H deck.
The forward & aft consoles in the wheelhouse to be fitted with:

- ME controls
- ME and shaft tachometers, water & lube oil temp, pressure gauges etc.
- Alarms for main engines, auxiliary engines, tanks etc.
- Rudder indicators
- Steering controls & indicators
- Bow thruster controls, indicators & alarms

- Integrated joystick controls for propulsion & manoeuvring (at aft console only)
- Manual & Joystick selector switch for propulsion, BT & steering (aft console only)
- Horn button
- Muster alarm
- Joystick control for search lights
- PA system
- VHF (GMDSS& Charterer’s)
- Gyro/repeater, echo sounder/repeater, speed log/repeater
- GPS/DGPS
- Towing winch control, CCTV control, Bulk discharge systems, pumping systems and
flow meters for the fuel and water with printing system, tank gauging system.
- External Fi-Fi control (Aft console only)
- Portable aluminum storm covers shall be provided for W/H and other windows (As
required by class)
The equipment & devices installed on the aft console or aft region should be suitable for
operating the vessel facing aft.
Details of equipment and layout shall be provided by the builder.
302. Captain’s Cabin & Toilet

The master’s cabin is to be situated forward of forecastle deck and fitted out as follows:
Prefabricated toilets of reputed make (BIP Accommodation systems, Korea or similar) are
to be used for all the en-suite toilet facilities
• 1 2000 8 900 built-in berth with drawers under and bunk light
• 1 kneehole desk with drawers and light
• 1 built-in upholstered settees c/w coffee table, ash tray
• 1 built-in wardrobe c/w shelf, hanger rod and hooks with lifejackets stowage on
top.
• 1 upholstered desk chair
• 3 Hat & coat hooks
• 2 port lights / window c/w deadlight covers and curtain
• 1 keyboard
• 2 spare power points 240/1/50
• 1 battery clock
• 1 book case
• 1 4-drawer steel filing cabinet
• 1 Small built in domestic refrigerator
• 1 One small safe
TV & Radio Arial sockets.
• 1 Table Lamp.
• 1 set TV and VCD player
• Carpet on floor (above tiles)
For attached toilets

z 1 washbasin (hot and cold water)
z 1 toilet paper holder
z 1 towel hook
z 1 tumbler rack
z 1 water closet and grab rail
z 1 shower with plastic curtains on rail, hot and cold water
z 1 waste bin
z 1 common extractor fan
z 1 spare power point, 240/1/50
z 1 toilet cabinet with mirror.
z 1 Fresh water hose with tap and sprayer (health faucet) near to water closet.
All electrical fixtures and fittings to be international supplier, spares are to be available in
Qatar. Sockets are to be of British Standard, suitable for Qatar.

303. Chief Engineer’s Cabin & Toilet

The Chief Engineer’s accommodation is to be arranged at the fore end of the upper forecastle
deckhouse on the port side, and is to be fitted out as per Captain’s cabin (without small
safe).
304. Owner’s Cabin & Toilet (One)

The accommodation for Owner’s representative is to be arranged and be fitted out
generally as per captain’s cabin (without small safe, carpet, and TV and VCD player).
305. One Man Cabins & Toilets (Two)
The One-Man accommodation for senior officers and special personnel are to be fitted with
the following:
• 1 built in berth, with drawers under
• 1 full-length wardrobe
• 1 built in settee
• 1 kneehole desk with drawers
• 1 desk chair
• 1 bookcase
• 1 ashtray, table type
• 1 clock
• 1 – port light/windows with dead light and curtain
• 1 - toilet cabinet with mirror
• 1 - towel hooks
• 1 - tumbler holders
• 3 - hat and coat hooks
• 1 - waste bin
• 1 – Coffee table.
• 1 – small refrigerator
• 1 – table lamp.
• For attached toilets
• 1 – wash basin
• 1 – toilet paper holder
• 1 – water closet and grab rail
• 1 – shower with plastic curtain
• 1– Fresh water hose with tap and sprayer (health faucet) near to water closet.
306. Two Men Cabins

Cabins are to be arranged with the following. The two-men cabins for special personnel
are to be above main deck level and are to be complete with attached toilet (at least
sharing between two cabins). The two men cabins for the crew shall be provided with
common toilet in crew decks.
built in wooden double berth with plywood base and drawer under with
locks
full height wardrobes
• 1 - table
chairs
• 1 - settee (in three cabins of spl. personnel only)
• 1 - book rack
• 1 - double toilet cabinet with mirror
• 2 - towel hooks
• 2 - tumbler holders
• 2 - hat and coat hooks
• 1 - ashtray, table type
• 2 - sets berth curtain rails
• 1 - waste bin
• 1 - port light with dead light/ window and curtain
• 1 – table lamp.

• For attached toilets

• 1 - wash basin
• 1 - toilet paper holder
• 1 - water closet and grab rail
• 1 - shower with plastic curtain
• 1– Fresh water hose with taps and sprayer near to water closet.
307. Four Men Cabins

The four-men cabins are to be arranged with the following: Common toilet shall be provided
on their deck. Alternatively, attached toilets may also be provided.
2 - built-in two-tier wooden berths with plywood bases and drawers under lower tier
4 – full height double tier wardrobes
1 - book rack
2 - ashtrays, table type
4 - sets berth curtain rails
1 - waste bin
1 - table
1 – table lamp
1 - chair
1 - settee
2 - double toilet cabinet with mirror
6 - towel hooks
4 - tumbler holder
4 - hat and coat hooks
1 - Port light with dead light/ window and curtain
Common toilet is to be provided on same deck or alternately a sharing toilet between two
cabins with :
1 - wash basin
1 - toilet paper holder
1 - water closet and grab rail
1 - shower with plastic curtain
1– Fresh water hose with tap and sprayer (health faucet) near to water closet.
308. Hospital/Treatment room

Vessel shall be equipped with Hospital /treatment room. This should contain the following:
♦ Built in birth cum examination Table
♦ Locker
♦ Wardrobe
♦ Washbasin with hot & cold water supplies
♦ Direct entrance from the main deck
♦ Medicine locker with medicines (as per attached list)
♦ 100 L lockable refrigerator.
♦ Two (2) oxygen resuscitators with two spare medical oxygen cylinders (make -
dragger)
♦ Attached toilet complete with bath tub.
♦ All drains from emergency treatment room are to be separately led to STP.
♦ Two Paraguard stretchers properly stowed against the bulkhead or below the table.
309. Mess cum Recreation Rooms

Crew Mess room: One mess cum recreation room for the crew to be fitted out as
follows:
Combined mess room & Recreation room for the crew - Having all modern amenities for
dining and entertainment with a seating capacity of 16 persons to be provided. Sufficient
settees with built in stowage under, chairs with armrest, soft seats & backrest and tables
with anti-skid tabletops to be provided. Minimum six (6) spare electrical points shall be

provided. Preferably the mess room area and recreation area shall be divided by a collapsible
partition.
1 - sideboard with cupboards, drawers and tumbler rack fitted.*

1 - clock
6 - hat and coat hook racks
1 - toaster (domestic type)*
1 - book rack
1- Microwave Oven (medium size).*
1- Flat screen Colour television – Sony or similar - be installed on top of a cabinet
1- VCD player – Sony or similar -to be installed on top of a cabinet
1- Combo type music system of SONY or similar – to be installed on top of a cabinet
1- Water cooler (water through UV filter)*
1- One double door refrigerator of 200 L capacity*
1- 5 Ltr Thermostatically controlled Hot water boiler, wall mounted and hard plumbed with
UV treated drinking water supply (Electrolux or similar).*
1- Cupboard with counter tops arranged below the serving window from galley and
extending from the one bulkhead to another.*
6- extra power sockets.
One mess room for special persons to be fitted out as follows:

Combined mess room & Recreation room for the special personnel having all modern
amenities entertainment with a seating capacity of 25 persons to be provided. This room
shall be located above main deck. Sufficient settees with built in stowage under, chairs
with armrest, soft seats & backrest and tables with anti-skid tabletops to be provided.
Minimum six (6) spare electrical points shall be provided. Preferably the mess room area
and recreation area shall be divided by a collapsible partition.
1 - sideboard with cupboards, drawers and tumbler rack fitted.*
1 - clock
6 - hat and coat hook racks
1 - toaster (domestic type)*
1 - book rack
1- Microwave Oven (medium size).*
1- Flat screen Colour television – Sony or similar - be installed on top of a cabinet
1- VCD player – Sony or similar -to be installed on top of a cabinet
1- Combo type music system of SONY or similar – to be installed on top of a cabinet
1- Water cooler (water through UV filter)*
1- One double door refrigerator of 200 L capacity*
1- 5 Ltr Thermostatically controlled Hot water boiler, wall mounted and hard plumbed with
UV treated drinking water supply (Electrolux or similar).*
1- Cupboard with counter tops arranged below the serving window from galley and
extending from the one bulkhead to another.
6- extra power sockets.
• Alternately there may be one mess room and one recreation room with a
collapsible / foldable partition in between with common facilities for the marked items.
310. NIL
311. Galley
To be arranged suitably and to be fitted with the following: -
All galley equipments and outfits are to be of stainless steel.

1 - Thermostatically controlled electric range with oven and 4 hot plates on top, with
mechanical exhaust canopy with grease trap over and retainer bars, thermostats, adjustable
timer clocks, bread and cake moulds etc.
1- stainless steel double deep sink With Hot and cold water faucet, sink waste
macerator and Drainer, shelves and lockers underneath and plate racks overhead.
1- dresser with cupboards and drawers under and plate rack over
1- side board
1- pan rack
1- waste food macerator with bone crusher fitted with suitable power, fresh water &
disposal connection. (make: Fax pollution system or similar)
1- garbage bin with lid and attachment
1- grease trap from galley drains (to be located under main deck. Strainer box shall be
fitted in galley)
1- large microwave oven with convection and grill / bake facility
2- serving windows to mess rooms for crew and passengers

1- domestic refrigerator of about 340 litres capacity
1- universal food mixer / grinder, electric
1- dishwasher
1- Coffee machine
3- Rice Cookers, electric
1- electric kettle.
1- ham slicer, electric
1- mincer, electric
1- meat chopping block
6- spare power points 240/1/50
4- racks for keeping plates, glasses, cups. Etc
1- stainless steel working counter.
1- set of cooking pots/pans/bowls etc.
1- Trash compactor (may be located out side at suitable location)
Galley exhaust canopy to be provided with grease trap and fire extinguishing system
satisfying the SOLAS requirements. The control for this fire extinguishing system should be
immediately outside the galley door.
Sufficient stainless steel cupboards, hanging cupboards etc shall also be provided.
The galley equipments shall be of suitable capacity for compliment

All electric sockets in Galley are to be of watertight type.
312. Laundry & Drying room / Wash place.

Well appointed laundry space shall be provided. Laundry shall have sufficient pegs and
lines for hanging the clothes. One lockable cupboard for keeping dirty linen and washing
powder etc shall also be provided. A smoke sensor connected to main fire alarm system
shall be provided. The exhaust from dryers shall be piped out of this room on to main
deck. Laundry shall have spot cooling from the main A/C plant.
The following equipment to be provided:
1 – Large stainless steel washbasin with taps for hot and cold fresh water supply.
3 – heavy duty marine type washing machine (Electrolux or similar)
2 – heavy duty marine type dryer unit (Electrolux or similar).
2 - bulkhead mounted ironing board with iron and drawers below
4 - hooks to hang washing line
Wash Place ( separated from Laundry)
1- wash basin with toilet cabinet/mirror
2 - Urinals
1 - toilet paper holder
1 - tumbler rack
1 - water closet and grab rail (on main deck under ladder)
1 - shower with plastic curtains and towel hooks (on main deck under ladder)

1 - spare power points, 240/1/50

Alternately the wash place shall be located under the main deck ladders, at one side W/c
and basin and at another side shower and basin
All electrical fixtures and fittings to be of watertight type.
313. Provision & refrigerated Stores (Walk-in freezer and chiller)
Dry provision store should be sufficient to store dry provisions for 33 persons for 30 days,
to be arranged near to the galley and fitted with removable galvanised steel shelves with
portable retaining battens.
Vessel to have following walk in type refrigerated stores spaces as follows:
• Deep-freezer for ship’s use - 25 M3 overall volume approx.
• Cool room for ship’s use - 25 M3 overall volume approx.
Lock-in alarms with light and sound indication in Alleyway and WH, shall be provided.
Spanner for removing the door lock from inside shall be stowed inside the reefer rooms.
314. Store Spaces
Sufficient number of storing space for the linen, deck gear and the engine gear shall be
provided with suitable racks.
The forward store incorporated with the chain lockers are to be situated forward of the
collision bulkhead on main deck and fitted out with suitable shelves and portable retaining
bars. The access to this space is to be through a hatch from the deck above. Two cargo
nets of size 3m x 3m of 1 tonnes lifting capacity are to be supplied complete with
certificates from the shipyard.
314.A. Changing Room / Oil Skin Locker

Hooks and racks are to be provided for keeping oilskin and work clothes.. One wash basin
with soap tray, mirror and cold water tap, shoe rack shall also be provided there. The
changing room/ Oilskin locker shall be walk-in type with direct access from main deck.
314.B Paint Store

One paint store with racks and forced ventilation using explosion proof fan and lights.
Water deluge arrangement is to be provided. Heat sensor for the fire alarm system is to
be provided for the paint store. All electrical fittings are to be explosion proof. The
isolating ball cock for water deluge system is to be 5 M away from the Paint Store and to
be painted red with warning/ caution plate. “ OPEN WHEN FIRE IN PAINT ROOM”
314. CO2 Room

One CO2 room is to be provided to install CO2 bottles. Force exhaust to be arranged for
this compartment.
315. Engineer’s Store

To be arranged in Engine room or steering gear compartment. To have expanded metal
boundary, with shelves and locking arrangement.
316. Ship’s Office
A ships office about 8m2 area complete with computer, printer, photocopier, telephone
and e-mail terminal shall be provided. Sufficient racks and filing cabinets shall be
provided. Office shall have two upholstered chairs in addition to the following:
1 -desk
1 -table lamp
1 -computer table
2 x 4 drawer filing cabinets
1 -small refrigerator
4 - power points
2 –waste bins
Builder shall submit a detailed specification for owner’s approval listing the
facilities provided in the accommodation and in the commissary spaces.

317. Workshop
An air conditioned, well laid out workshop of about 20m2, having following machinery
shall be provided. The door of workshop shall open on to the main deck. A smoke detector
connected to main fire alarm system having a reset timer of 30 minutes duration will be
provided in the workshop.
1. Precision lathe machine with a set of tools (Knife, parting, knurling, etc)
2. Double ended heavy duty grinder mounted on a pedestal, with protecting eye-
guard and quenching box nearby.
3. Pedestal mounted drilling machine of 25mm
4. Work bench with drawers below
5. Bench vises – 150mm – 2 nos.
6. Shadow board complete with hand tools
7. Arc welding machine – 415V, 3P, 50 Hz, Heavy duty. Capable of welding plate
thickness from 1 mm to 15mm. All welding accessories are to be provided.
8. Gas welding and cutting set complete with cylinders, pressure regulators, blowback
arresters, hoses, Brazing and cutting torch with one set of nozzles, Cabinet for storing
brazing rods and one set of brazing rods (All equipment to be from UNITOR with flash-
back arresters). The gas cylinders, spaced 10 meters apart from each other, shall be
located outside the workshop in a sheltered area.
9. Pressure switch and gauge tester
10. One set of workshop tools
11. One stainless steel sink with hot & cold water connections
12. Service air connection with sufficient length of hose with quick connect couplings
13. One table for mounting the fuel injector testing equipment
318. Engine Room

The engine room is to house all machinery and equipment at convenient locations
described elsewhere.
Steel chequered plates are to be used in ER and steering Gear compartment for flooring
secured with Brass / SS screws to steel bearers and fitted with handrails as necessary.
All moving parts are to be provided with guards or rails or both. Portable handrails are to
be provided in strategic positions for protection of crew’s safety. Rubber mats are to be
placed in front of all the switchboards. A workbench with 5” vice to be fitted at suitable
location. Portable hand grinder and drill are to be provided.
Two (2), dual speed axial flow fans of sufficient capacity have to supply air to ER, when
Main engines at 100 % and generators in full load are operating. One of the fan to be of
reversible type. Airflow to be sufficient to maintain the average temperature does not
exceed 10 % above the ambient.
One sound powered telephone to be fitted. Marine clock and clinometer are to be suitably
positioned, next to the ballast pumps.Arrangement are to be provided for storage of spare
part boxes in ER or in Steering gear room..
319 Exposed Deck

All studs, bolts, nuts and other fasteners on exposed deck are to be of stainless steel. All
pipes and cable conduits running on exposed decks shall be at least 150 mm above the
deck.
320. Bow Thruster Compartment
This compartment is to be fitted out with bow thruster equipment, local controls, sound
powered telephone/Marine PABX. Bilge alarm to be provided. The compartment is to be
suitably forced ventilated.
321 Stern Thruster Compartment
This compartment is to be fitted out with stern thruster equipment, local controls, sound
powered telephone/Marine PABX. Bilge alarm to be provided. . The compartment is to be
suitably forced ventilated.322. Engine Control Room

Engine Control Room shall be installed with all necessary controls and equipment required
by class and owners. The control room should be provided with marine PABX/sound
powered telephone, good air-conditioning arrangement and arranged so as to get a clear
view of the engine room. A computer table complete with electrical connection points and
two chairs shall be provided. One filing cabinet is to be provided for keeping drawings &
instruction manuals. A stainless steel washbasin complete with hot & cold-water taps and
drain leading to bilge well, shall be provided outside the control room
323. Windows and Side lights
General
All windows and portholes shall have mild steel casings welded to the bulkheads and glass
frames of brass or aluminum. Bolts and screws shall be of non-rusting material.
Windows shall in general be fitted with tempered clear glass.
Portholes
All portholes on main deck are to be fitted with deadlights. Portholes in toilets are to have
translucent glass.
Porthole frames shall be spigoted through the shell sufficiently for welding and a welded
eyebrow shall be fitted above.
Fixed portholes with armoured glass / deadlights shall be provided in all weather tight
external doors to accommodation.
Accommodation windows
Windows in way of the accommodation (minimum one for each cabin) are to be glazed
with an approx. 500 mm high x 400 mm wide opening. They are to be of fixed type,
unless required by class to be of open type for use as emergency escapes.
Wheelhouse windows
Wheelhouse windows are to be of the largest possible size to give maximum visibility; this
applies particularly to the forward and aft windows, which are to be extended low enough
to allow a good view of the deck working areas and the rescue zone.
Wheelhouse windows, one fwd and one aft, shall be of anti-mist (electrically heated). All
windows are to be of fixed type.
The front and aft windows are to be installed sloping outwards going up.
Above the main windows inward sloping top windows shall be arranged sufficiently at
fwd, aft, and each side.
One of the front windows and one of the rear windows shall be provided with the clear
view screen. Straight heavy-duty marine wipers shall be arranged for the windows in the
fwd & aft , except those fitted with CVS..
A strong downward freshwater spray system shall be fitted all around the wheelhouse
windows.
SOLAR SOLV or similar foldable/roller screens are to be provided for all windows of
Wheelhouse. Overhead windows are to be fitted with antiglare films.
324. Steel Doors
All external doors on the main and forecastle deck are to be of steel with coaming heights
according to the Loadline requirement.
Six dogs workable from both sides are to be fitted with clips and grease fittings. The
doors are to be channel-framed tightened to gaskets of neoprene or similar. Fixed
portholes with armored glass and dead light to be provided on all the weather tight doors
to the accommodation.
Doors to be fitted with sturdy padlocks and holdback arrangement to retain them in open
positions, and capable of being opened from either side. Eyebrows to be fitted over
weather doors where there is no deck overhang.

325. Stern Quarter Platforms

Vessel shall be equipped with 2 platforms for safe and easy transfer of passengers to
wellhead jackets and other Offshore Locations boat landing platforms. Each platform shall
be about 1.5m x 1.5m square and one each shall be located at each quarter. The
platforms shall be constructed inboard of the vessel bulwarks with its deck in line with the
top of bulwark. Each platform shall have an access stairway from the Main deck & shall
have removable hand railings. Care should be taken to design cargo rail so as to avoid
fouling of towline with the platforms.
326. Ladders & Gangways
Vessel shall be equipped with 2 easily portable, rigid aluminium over side boarding
ladders, which are suitable for assisting divers to board the vessel from the sea. These
ladders shall be standard diver’s aluminium ladders fitted with mounting arrangements,
which ensure that rungs and handholds do not touch the Hull plating.
Vessel shall be equipped with suitable aluminium Gangway which is at least 6m long and
is fitted with a roller on the underside at one end and hardwood on the underside for the
final 1.0m length at the opposite end. This gangway shall be fitted with 4 lifting eyes for
slinging by crane it shall also be fitted with side rails or plentiful side stanchions for
manropes.
The vessel shall be equipped with a second lightweight aluminium gangway of at least
4.0m length with side rails (or stanchions) & manropes. This is normally to be used in
conjunction with safety net to provide safe access, when Vessel berthed alongside.
Mast ladders to consist of mild steel rungs welded to side of masts lower structure with
handgrips and dog steps up tubular topmasts.
All external ladders to have angle bar runner and raised pattern plate steps. To be fitted
with galvanised pipe handrails in conformity with adjacent handrails.
Ladders to be fitted under access manholes to tanks, peaks and all other compartment
where required.
All stairways, strings and treads to be of steel construction with chequered plate treads.
Stairs should be sufficiently broad at least 850 mm and not to have steep gradient. Access
to wheelhouse top is to be via external vertical ladder welded to the bulkhead.
All ladders in Engine Room shall have back plate.
327. Minor Bulkheads & Lining

In way of pipelines and ducts the deck head and bulkhead linings are to be made
removable where required. Where ceilings and bulkheads form an outside boundary they
are to be suitably insulated and lined with non-combustible plastic laminated material of
marine quality.
Alleyways:
Ceilings: Fire retardant material, thickness about 9mm with plastic facing.
Bulkheads: Steel bulkheads are to remain bare steel painted in a light colour
Division bulkheads between cabins and alleyways are to consist of fire retardant material
lined with plastic on both sides. Grab rails are to be of satin finished stainless steel or
steel coated with plastic.
Cabins, Operational Rooms, Mess room:
Ceilings: Non-combustible panel about 9mm thick with plastic lining both sides trimmed
with binding strips
Bulkhead: Divisional bulkheads as well as internal linings of weather-exposed bulkheads
are to be of fire retardant materials, about 20mm thick, lined with plastic on both sides.
Steel bulkheads to be lined about 9mm thick.

Sanitary Spaces:
Ceiling: Non-Combustible panel about 9mm thick with plastic lining both sides trimmed
with binding strips.
Bulkheads: Steel, painted in a light colour
Galley Service Spaces:-
Deck heads: Non-combustible panel about 9mm thick with plastic lining both sides
trimmed with binding strips
Bulkheads: Steel bulkheads are not to be lined but painted in a light colour
328. Thermal, Acoustic & Fire Insulation
Insulation:-
The insulation is to be fixed in place with adhesive and secured with wire cleats. The
insulation is to be considered in conjunction with the capacities of the air-conditioning
plant.
Thermal Insulation:-
The following surfaces are to be insulated:
Weather-exposed walls of air-conditioned rooms.
Weather-exposed walls of the wheelhouse.
Deck heads of all domestic and catering spaces where such deck heads are located under
weather-exposed decks or under storerooms situated on deck.
Deck head of the wheelhouse
Acoustic Insulation:-
Generally noise levels to be in accordance with good marine practice and relevant IMO
code.
Particular attention must be paid to provide sound insulation of private areas from public
and machinery spaces as required.
329. Deck Coverings

In accommodation the steel deck to be cleaned and to have deck composition with about
2mm vinyl tiles/mat laid throughout cabins, mess room and wheelhouse and coved at
sides and around furniture.
Floors in storerooms and in accommodation passageway to be painted non-skid deck
paint. Cold rooms to be non-skid ribbed ceramic tiles or mosaic. Provision store to have
wooden gratings.
The deck in galley to be fitted with steel clips and then cement. Flooring to be ceramic
tiles or equal non-slip tiling. Wash places, showers and W.C.’s and laundry have initial
treatment as for galleys. Laid with non-skid mosaic tiles. All tiling to be well sloped to
ensure complete drainage.
330. Carpenter’s Work & Furniture
All external doors are to be in steel complimented with internal panel doors with see
through glass, including in wheelhouse. These internal doors to be self-closing type
provided with rubber stoppers and holdback hooks to retain the doors in open position.
Hardware to be of brass or chrome. Hinged internal doors with large windows in
wheelhouse. Store rooms to be provided with shelves having retaining bars. Wooden
grating in store rooms for hawsers and wraps.
Arrangement of shelves, etc. to be sufficient for the intent of each storeroom.
Furniture to be of marine plywood faced with hardwood veneer or with plastic laminate.
Berths to be of wood and to have wooden leeboards. Sizes of berths to be approximately
2000mm x 900mm. Settees to be PVC upholstered with good quality foam on seats.
Settee backs to be PVC upholstered with 75mm thick foam. Chairs to be fitted with arms.

Wardrobes to be about 500mm square internally, built of plastic faced plywood matching
the room interior and to include a hat shelf, hanging rod and shoe rail. To be ventilated
top and bottom with life jacket stowage above.
Dining tables to be 650mm wide and fitted with polished timber fiddles. Top to be heat
resisting plastic.
Knee hole desks to be of wood veneer faced plywood with cigarette proof plastic tops. To
be fitted with one column of four drawers, shallow drawers at top, deep drawers at bottom
suitable for files.
Chart table to have wood veneer plywood top and be 850mm minimum width. Drawers to
be arranged under. Drawers to have positive keeping arrangements to prevent sliding
open in heavy weather. Details to owners satisfaction.
Book racks to have fixed bar across front and raised coaming at front edge of shelf.
Exposed edges of plywood in furniture or panelling to be covered by wooden/plastic strips.
331. Rescue Zones

5 meters long rescue zones shall be established on both sides of the vessel and will meet
with the following requirements:
• Each rescue zone shall be illuminated both on deck and over side with no shadow
areas.
• Bulwarks openings shall be secured with removable type wooden storm boards to
allow an open working area. The bulwark opening shall be not be less than 2.0 metres in
length.
• Scrambling nets shall be Provided on a roll up drum at ship side for quick
deployment so that when lowered the net shall be 250 mm away from the shipside. The
net shall be 5 M wide and of depth upto one meter below light waterline.Suitable securing
points for scrambling nets, safety lines and rescue craft.
• Slanting zebra markings shall be done with yellow and black.
332. Painting
Paint materials and colours
All paint materials shall be of the highest quality, suitable for marine operation. The
materials selected and the application of same shall be of such quality that a substantial
lifetime of corrosion protection with minimum maintenance is guaranteed.
Technical data sheets for all referenced paints shall be submitted to Owner for
information. These data sheets shall include all necessary requirements and
recommendations concerning solid volume, calculated coverage, recommended dry film
thickness, drying time, over coating intervals, etc.
Finish colours shall be to Owner’s approval, this applies also for all subcontracted items
including the colours of the machinery in the engine room and equipment in the
wheelhouse.
Finishing coats in under deck spaces and tanks shall generally be of a light colour in order
to facilitate inspection.
Anti-skid paint shall be applied on specified areas of exposed main and superstructure
decks.
Procedures and supervision:
In addition to the procedures outlined in this specification, all paint works including
surface preparation, paint application and inspections shall be carried out strictly in
accordance with paint manufacturer’s standard published instructions, the agreed and
approved paint specification and work procedures. With respect to surface preparation the
following standards shall be applied:
SIS 055900 - Svensk Standard.

All surfaces shall be surveyed by Owner’s, Builder’s and paint manufacturer’s surveyors
before starting painting, between each paint coat and after finishing painting. The Owner’s
and paint manufacturer’s representatives shall have the right to inspect and report on the
standard of surface preparation and quality of coatings at all stages of application, and to
request corrective measures should deviations from either the specification or good
practice be discovered.
The surface preparation and painting work of the sub-contracted machinery, equipment
and piping shall be carried out in accordance with this specification and in agreement with
and under control of the Builder.
Paint and coating guarantee
A paint coating guarantee of 36months from delivery date on shall be given by the Builder
for all painting works.
Blisters, peeling off from substrate or between coats, loss of adhesion, cracking or flaking
shall be considered as defects for all paint guarantees, even if they are not associated
with visible corrosion.
All paint guarantees shall include the supply of materials, surface preparation, paint
application and all associated costs and expenses.
Surface Preparation
General
Abrasive blasting materials used for surface preparation shall be cleaned, hard angular,
PH neutral, dry, paint manufacturer pre-approved, and shall have a chloride level of not
more than 20 ppm and a conductivity of less than 100 µSiemens/cm (ASTM D49-40).
Before application of any coatings, all surfaces to be coated shall be cleaned by applicable
means from visible salts and other contamination such as but not limited to dust,
moisture, fats, oils, soap solution, white deposits, soot from welding and cutting, chalk
marks, marking paints and other foreign materials.
Before pressure testing of tanks and compartments butt and seam welds shall be surface
prepared and coated with shop primer for rust prevention.
Any paint damage shall be made good at each coating stage before the application of
further coats.
Primary surface preparation
All surfaces of steel plates and sections shall have mill scale and rust removed prior to use
by means of shot/grit/quartz/sand/copper slag blasting to a bright metal (Sa 2.5) finish.
After blasting plates shall be primer coated immediately with one coat of 15 microns shop
primer. During fabrication the primer coat shall be touched up where damaged by
mechanical means or by welding.
The surface preparation work of the sub-contracted machinery, equipment and piping
shall be carried out in accordance with this specification and in agreement with and under
control of the Builder.
Secondary surface preparation
Before the first paint coat is applied in ballast, freshwater, foam and detergent tanks, all
sharp edges must be ground smooth with 3C edge preparation. In other areas 1C edge
preparation shall be applied for all sharp edges.
Burr caused by gas cutting shall be removed from all cut edges of structural members.
Welding slag and spatter clinging to surfaces on and around welding beads shall be
removed by hand scraper and/or disc sander. Sharp peaks shall be ground flush.
Gas-burnt areas and other damaged parts of shop primer and weld seams shall be shot-
blasted or mechanically cleaned to SIS St 2 or 3 and touched-up with zinc epoxy shop
primer for rust prevention.

When the extent of the rusted or damaged portion of a plate caused by welding, burning,
etc. exceeds 40% of the plate area, sweep-blasting should be used for the surface
preparation. Furthermore, it should be understood that when shop-primed surfaces are
corroded to such an extent that they cannot be adequately made rust free by sweep-
blasting, full re-blasting shall be applied.
Furthermore, if areas are poorly prepared or not painted to an acceptable standard of
finish, the specified overcoating is interval exceeded or the adhesion of subsequent coats
is jeopardized, then re-blasting in parts or in whole shall be performed.
In normal circumstances, secondary surface preparation grades shall be applied as
follows:
Area: Preparation Grade:
Shell bottom and topside St 3
Weather decks St 3
Deckhouse exterior St 2
Deckhouse and ER interior St 2
Ballast, fresh water detergent and foam tanks St 3
Lube oil, bilge, dirty oil tanks St 2
Fuel oil tanks St 1
Others St 2
For this surface preparation sand blasting or power tooling by disc grinder shall generally
be applied. The use of powered wire brushes shall be minimised.
Before over coating all surfaces shall be cleaned of oil, moisture, dust and other foreign
materials with thinner, freshwater, wire brush, or compressed.
Paint Application
Conditions for paint application
No painting shall be carried out under adverse weather conditions such as rain, fog, snow
or under freezing conditions. The dew point of air shall be at least 3°C below the steel
surface temperature and the relative humidity shall not exceed 85% during paint
application. Air humidity shall be controlled during application and shall be within the
accepted limits of the applied paints. The manufacturers application recommendations
shall be obtained.
No paint application shall take place if the chloride contamination level exceeds 3µg/cm2.
Application methods
Painting work shall be performed by airless spray as far as possible. Roller and brush shall
be used only for touch-ups, minor repairs and markings.
In ballast, freshwater, foam and detergent tanks and in weather exposed areas one (1)
stripe coat shall be applied prior to each full coat. The stripe coating shall be applied to all
weld seams, edges, corners, rear ends of bulbs, fittings, and other locations not accessible
or suitable for spray gun application. Stripe coatings shall be applied by brush.
All steel structure areas where components are attached by screws and bolts shall be
stripe coated before the components are fitted.
During dry-docking before sea trials the underwater shell shall be high pressure water
washed and fresh water cleaned before the application of the last anti-fouling coat. Salt
measurement shall be performed before paint application. All defects shall be repaired
before the application of the final anti-fouling coat.
The water used for cleaning shall be clean, contamination free and have a conductivity of
less than 300 µS/cm.
Coating Quality Criteria
Painted visible surfaces shall be free of sags and runs.

The dry film thickness shall be measured after each coat to confirm adequate thickness.
The underwater hull paint thickness shall be checked and recorded before and after the
application of anti-fouling paint. No limitation shall be made on the location and number of
points for paint thickness measurements.
The dry film thickness (DFT) of the paint coats shall be measured by digital equipment.
In ballast, freshwater, foam and detergent tanks 100% of the specified DFT shall be
achieved at a minimum of 90% of the measured points, at the remaining 10% of the
measured points at least 90% of the specified DFT shall be achieved (90/10 acceptance
criteria). For all other painted surfaces an 85/15 acceptance criteria shall be applied.
The painting schedule to be as recommended by the paint manufacturer (Hempel /
International) subject to owner’s approval
Equipment, Pipes and Machinery
In general, all equipment, piping and machinery items, including, platforms and other
outfit, shall have the same coating applied as for the surrounding areas, unless otherwise
specified. Galvanised and non-ferrous items shall receive a required primer in advance.
Handrails in the engine room shall have a white finish.
Galvanizing
Galvanizing shall be carried out on:
Air vent hoods
Steel sounding, suction and discharge pipes
Exterior rails, stairs and ladders
All piping for sea and freshwater, except where otherwise noted
Exterior gratings where of steel
Other items as deemed necessary.
All galvanizing, also for piping, shall be done by hot-dip galvanizing to 15 microns.
Galvanizing shall be carried out after finishing of all the hot works.
333. Cathodic Protection
Cathodic protection for 3 years duration to be given to the external hull, stern, bow
thruster tunnel, each sea chest, pipelines where dissimilar metal components like pumps,
coolers are fitted and rudders by sacrificial anodes.
334. Markings
General
All markings shall generally be carried out with outlines in bead welding, except the
freeboard mark which shall be made of cut steel plate and welded on. All markings are in
English language only.
Superstructure Markings
A Vessels name board of suitable material shall be installed at both sides at the top of the
wheelhouse. Suitable lighting of the name boards shall be provided.
Owner’s Logo shall be provided on port & stbd sides on the funnels.
Other markings on the superstructures shall be provided as necessary.
Hull Markings
The necessary hull markings, i.e. Vessel’s name and port of registry, freeboard and draft
marks, bulkhead, tank border marks & tank identification for in-water survey, bottom plug
marks, etc.
Vessel’s name and port of registry made of cut steel plate and welded on shall be provided
fwd and aft as per Owner’s requirements.
Draft marks in decimeters shall be cut from steel plates and welded at fore, aft and
midship region. Manholes shall be marked with weld beads.

Safety Markings
All necessary safety markings such as caution plates, no smoking sign, safety instruction
notices, fire equipment designations, etc. Shall be provided in machinery spaces,
deckhouses and on weather decks according to operational procedures and as required by
the applicable rules and regulations.
The rescue boat, liferafts and other lifesaving equipment shall bear the ship’s name and
port of registry.
Markings Of Pipes
The marking of pipes shall be done according to Owner’s standards. In general, pipe
Colour strips shall clearly identify each pipe designation/purpose, and copies of the code
chart shall be mounted at appropriate locations in all machinery spaces.
Name Plates for Equipment, Outfit and Machinery
Nameplates shall be fitted for all equipment, outfit and machinery items, valves on deck
and in machinery spaces. Nameplates on exposed decks shall be of stainless steel;
nameplates for interior spaces may be of brass (for valves) or plastic.

SECTION 4 - DECK MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT

400. General
All deck machinery and equipment are to be supplied and installed to meet classification,
intended operational & owner’s requirement. All fastening materials, bolts and nuts, which
are exposed on the open deck, shall be of stainless steel SU 316 / equivalent materials.
401. Anchors & Mooring Equipment

Anchoring and mooring equipment shall be provided as per Classification Society
Requirement.
Two (2) bow anchors with high holding force together with shackle and stud link chain
cable are to be installed in accordance with the rules.
One(1) spare anchor to be provided and stored on board.
For guidance, they are as follows:-
• Two (2) high-hold-type anchors, stowed in anchor-pockets, each of 1740 kg.
• Total length of 825M x 44mm / Grade U2 stud-link-chain cables, divided to port and
starboard side with swivel and shackle, or as per classification requirement which ever is
higher
• Two (2) chain-stoppers, spindle compressor type
• Bitter ends to be fitted for securing the cable ends on deck.
• Anchor holding strops shall be provided.
402. Anchor Windlass-cum-spooling winch

One (1) electro-hydraulic anchor windlass with two(2) cable lifter and two(2) warping
drum is to be provided. Brake and coupling allowing independent operation of cable lifter
and warping drum shall be arranged to suit the anchoring equipment to be installed at the
forecastle deck.
Capacity : 9 tonnes at 12 m/min for 36mm dia. Chain
Forward spooling winch combined with anchor windlass with a capacity of 300m x 38mm
steel wire rope. Certified wire rope shall be provided by the builder. ‘Handsfree’ spooling
system is to be provided for spooling (mooring) drum. An ‘H’ type bollard (double
cruciform bollard) of 10 tonnes capacity and of suitable height for the spooling drum shall
be welded forward of the windlass. The windlass is to be securely mounted on fabricated
steel seating on forward of forecastle deck above the chain lockers. Chain pipes, cable
stoppers and hawse pipes are to be suitably arranged for easy flow in and out of the
anchor and chain. The windlass must be visible from the wheelhouse forward control
station. In addition video cameras/monitors shall be provided for viewing the drums,
gypsies, warping heads, spooling drum, brakes, bow etc.
The windlass shall have independent electro-hydraulic power pack with 2 pumps each
capable of independently driving the windlass, centralized local control at the site and also
remote control for the spooling drum at forward console in wheelhouse. All pressure
indicators in hydraulic system of all deck machinery are to be of electrical type unless
otherwise stated.
Smit bracket
The vessel shall be equipped with a 150 tonnes SWL ‘Smit bracket’ on the fox’le deck
adjacent to a panama lead, capable of connecting 3 inches diameter chain or pennant
thimble eye.
403. Lashing Lugs & Dummy Capstans
20 numbers of 5t SWL lugs are to be arranged on main deck / Cargo Rail. Sufficient (8
Nos.) numbers of dummy capstans each are to be fitted on the supports of the cargo rails
/ main deck suitably at the port & stbd. Sides. 2 rows of removable pipe stanchions for
loading/securing pipes on deck , shall be provided. Rubber plugs shall be provided for
stanchion receptacles. Common line drain valves under deck shall be provided.

404 Capstans
Two (2) electro-hydraulic/electric capstans shall be installed at main deck aft (P & S), with
pulling force of 5 tonnes @ 15m/min. Variable speed control to be located at main deck
aft.
405. Bollard, Fairlead, Loose Mooring Equipment
Around 12 bollards of 12” NB sch 80, excluding the “H” frame Bollard in front of the
anchor windlass, are to be suitably located on boar the vessel. Mooring pipes or chocks for
the above bollards are to be fitted to the bulwark as required.
Mooring lines: 4 x 160M long mooring ropes of 64 mm diameter having a breaking
strength of more than 13.5 tonne (polypropene). Ropes to have eyes at both ends.
Tow line : 1x 190M long towline of min. 34.5 tonne breaking strength (polypropene).
Diameter of rope to be not less than 64mm or diameter as specified by class which ever is
higher.
406. Towing & Anchor Handling Winch

One(1) unit electro-hydraulic waterfall type double drum towing/anchor handling winch,
complete with dynamic brake system.
Brake holding capacity : 300 Tonnes
Stall Pull : 250 Tonnes
No. of Set One (1)

Type Hydraulic driven, double drum, waterfall type c/w
spooling device for the towing drum (only).
Towing drum and anchor handling drum rated pull.

At first layer Low speed : 200 tonnes @ 6 m/min
Mid speed : 100 tonnes @ 10 m/min
High speed : 10 tonnes @ 45 m/min
Braking capacity : 300 tonnes
Stowing capacity : 70 dia. x 1000M - Upper drum; (Towing), complete
with certified spelter socket.
: 70 dia. x 300M - Lower drum; (Anchor Handling),
complete with certified spelter socket.
wire rope : 70 dia. (6 x 37 IWRC(wire rope core) @ 165 kg/mm2)
Control : Remote control from aft control stand in wheelhouse
and local control on forecastle Deck (Port) adjacent to
the winch, where the operator can have a complete
view of the rope drums and clutches, etc.
It is required to have two separate motors for each drum as this will help to operate both
drums simultaneously and independently during the anchor handling. It is also required to
have a tow wire tension/pay length meter (load cell) to enable the master to know the
length of the cable and load, which is of great use for day-to-day operation. These
indications shall be at local and remote control panels. The local control station shall have
mechanical controls (lever operated valves), which facilitate complete operation (heaving,
paying, clutch controls, etc) in the event of failure of electric remote control system.
Pressure indication at local control shall be mechanical type. Operation from the remote
control, situated at wheelhouse aft console, shall be electric. Pressure indications at
remote control console shall be electric.
The entire deck aft shall be flushed to facilitate the transfer.
Wire drums and clutches to be visible from the wheelhouse aft control station. In addition,
Video camera/monitors to be installed arranged for viewing the rope drums, clutch,
brakes, etc.

407. Towing Pins—“Karmoy Make”

Two (2) vertical hydraulic towing pins of approved make, retractable type, closed top to
be installed in the centreline of the main deck. The anchor handling pins should be able to
take a side force of about 400 tonnes and to extend about 600mm above main deck level
in the fully extended position. The pins are to be operable from wheelhouse aft console
and locally from the mobile control station on the main deck aft in the vicinity of shark
jaw.
408. Shark Jaw—“Karm Fork Make”
One (1) set hydraulically operated anchor handling fork (hydraulic retractable shark Jaws)
of approved make to be installed in centreline on main deck aft. The stopper to be able to
take 50mm to 80mm dia. wire and 30mm to 80mm dia. chain. SWL is to be 400 tonnes.
Stopper and towing pins with common power unit and to be remotely controlled from the
wheelhouse aft console and local mobile control station at the stern with talkback and
speaker facility to communicate with the wheelhouse.
The aft control station on the after part of the main deck shall be fitted with sufficient
lighting; local controls for shark jaw and towing pins. The mobile local control unit shall
be stowed in a watertight box suitably on deck.
409. Gob eye
Flush type ‘gob eye’ of 300 tonnes capacity is to be installed on the aft side of the
cruciform towing bollard.
410. Towing Bollard
One(1) set double bit cruciform towing bollard 120 tonne SWL situated aft of the towing
winch to guide wire onto drum.
411. Spare Towing Wire Reel
One (1) electric or electro-hydraulic spare towing wire reel with drum capacity to stow
1000m x 70mm dia. wire rope.
One (1) electric or electro-hydraulic spare AH wire reel with drum capacity to stow 300m
x 70 mm dia. wire rope.
412. Spare Towing/ AH Gear
Following to be provided:-
1- 1000m x 70mm dia towing wire (Identical to towing wire rope on winch).
1- 300m x 70mm dia work wire (identical to AH wire rope on winch).
One (1) Chain Chaser of SWL 100-tonne is to be provided and installed.

One (1) Grapnel Hook of SWL 100-tonne is to be provided and installed.
Both items shall be of ‘Crossby’ make.
413. Stern Roller
A stern roller 3.5M long by 1.5M diameter (S.W.L. 400 mt) with forged steel running in
roller bearings. Horizontal separation between stern roller and rudders shall be such as to
allow 35-40° angle of inclination (to the vertical) tangent to aft of stern roller and bottom
ends of trailing edges of rudders. The design of roller shall be simple and maintenance
friendly. Free access for inspection/renewal of bearings shall be provided. Greasing
arrangements shall be provided through strong tubes and grease nipples.
The roller is to be arranged so that the top of the roller at centre projects about 200mm
above the top of the steel main deck.
On each side of the roller, port and starboard, fixed fairing plates are to be arranged, with
the same diameter on the after side as the roller.

414. Tugger Winch

Two (2) electro-hydraulic Tugger winches, each of 10 Tonnes at 15M/min. capacity are to
be installed on the forward end of the aft deck. Each winch is to be complete with one
(1) wire drum and one (1) inboard warping head, complete with 250mx22mm dia wire
rope having hard eye at the free end. See through protective guards made from strong
expanded metal shall be bolted behind the wire drum to protect the operator in the event
of wire breaking. Local controls shall be provided at the winch. Adequate lighting shall be
provided above the Tugger winches.
Note: Suitable isolating valves/ball cocks shall be provided on the tugger winches and
anchor windlass. A high temperature alarm for hydraulic oil system shall be provided.
415. Springline/Stretcher And Fuse Wire
Two(2) springline/stretcher, 25M x 100mm dia., 8 strand plaited with hard eye on both
ends, UV protected equivalent to Bridon Marine or Samson, to be provided.
416. Deck Connections
Discharge manifolds shall be provided on deck for the following and fitted with CAMLOCK
couplings as applicable.
a) Sewage - Connection to meet MARPOL 73/78
b) Dirty oil - Connection to meet MARPOL 73/78
c) Diesel oil - 5 inches female CAMLOCK connections with caps.
d) Fresh water - 4 inches female CAMLOCK connections with caps
e) Drill Water - 4 inches female CAMLOCK connections with caps
f) Mud - 4 inches female CAMLOCK connections with caps
g) Cement - 5 inches female CAMLOCK connections with caps
For Diesel oil, Fresh Water bulk and Mud, discharge points at port & stbd midship and port
& stbd aft end. Deck connections to be also provided on stbd side but need not be
extended up to stern. A schematic drawing to be submitted for owner’s approval, prior
commencing the work.
Save all / spill trays to be provided for all the filling / discharge lines, air vents / over flow
lines etc. for fuel oil, lube oil, hydraulic oil, dirty oil & bilge holding tanks.
417. National Colours
“Staff” to be installed at mast for national colours.
418. Escape Hatches
Watertight hatches, with counter weights to be provided for the following compartments,
except stated otherwise :
• Engine room
• Steering gear compartment
• Bow thruster room – The hatch/bolted panel shall also facilitate removal of electric
motor directly on to the exposed deck.
• One flush bolted panel of 1200 x1200 to be installed with in the out reach of the
crane above the engine room for the supply of the heavy spare parts.
Rungs or vertical ladder are to be fitted for each escape hatch and area to be illuminated
by emergency light.
419. Storm Rails
Storm rails and grab rails to be fitted all round deckhouse and wheelhouse and on exterior
bulkheads. Storm rails also to be fitted in convenient positions in toilets, engine room
and bow thruster compartments.
420. Drainage for Decks
Suitable scupper pipes minimum 50mm to be positioned in funnels, along the main deck,
forecastle deck and wheelhouse top to facilitate deck drainage.

50mm dia scuppers and drains are to be fitted in galley, each wash place and shower
sumps. Drains to be fitted to discharge from all washbasins and scuppers. Drains are to
discharge overboard through a storm valve.
Soil pipes from WC to be minimum 100mm and led to a 150 NB common soil collector line
leading to the sewage collection tank.
Each scupper to be fitted with a grating and all domestic pipes are to have water-sealed
traps and cleanout plugs at bends. Horizontal runs of drainpipes to have a slope of not
less than 1:50.
Scuppers on main deck are to be provided with rubber plugs.
421. Covers for Deck Equipment

Suitable strong PVC / Canvas covers for deck equipment such as compass, searchlight,
speaker, signal lights, anchor windlass, etc are to be provided.
422. Deck Crane
One (1) electro hydraulic telescopic type marine crane is to be fitted on aft foxle deck
(adjacent to towing winch on the stbd side).
The Crane shall have a telescopic boom, which can be extended at least to 15 m. and has
an SWL of 3 tonnes at 15 m radius. The dynamic load factor required for the crane is to
be at least 1.35 and the crane should be able to operate at full load up to Beaufort Scale
2-3 and up to 75% capacity at Buffort Scale 4-5.
The crane shall be 360o continuous slewing type and be capable of extending/retracting
the boom with full load hanging from the hook.
Crane shall be fitted with automatic safe load indicator & other necessary safety devices.
It shall comply with requirements of Qatar Petroleum Lifting Equipment requirements.
Necessary warning lights & floodlights are to be provided on the crane boom.
423. Crash bar/Cargo Rails & Pipe Stanchions
Cargo rails made of 8” N.B., Sch. 120 pipes to sustain minimum 100T compressive
strength are to be fitted longitudinally along the main deck for the stowage of pipes, etc.
on P+S. To be fitted around cargo area of main deck.
4” N.B. Sch 80 portable pipe stanchions are to be arranged P+S for deck cargoes
The crash bar/cargo rail ends shall be properly finished on to the stern fairing plates with
good sloping to enable the tow wire to slip on it smoothly. A stopping arrangement (horn)
is to be built ar a suitable location on the P&S side cargo rail to prevent rope coming on to
the structure. The height of cargo rail/crash bar is to be 1.6 m and below the centerline of
tow winch drum.
424. Work Deck
The aft working deck area of about 410 m2 suitably sheathed with hard wood is to be
provided. The deck loading is 5 T/m2. Other details are described elsewhere.
425. Landing Platform
The size to be ~1.5m x 1.5m. Other details as per stern quarter platform described in
section 3.
426. Nil
427. Nil
428. Rescue Boat
One powered rigid Fast Rescue Boat suitable for ten persons and with diesel outboard /
inboard motor, c/w davit is to be provided. See cl. 601 for details.
429. Deck Shower
One shower cum eye wash point to be provided at a suitable location on the aft bulkhead
of the superstructure.

430. Crash bar chocks

Crash bar chocks are to be provided on either side crash bar/cargo rail with sufficient
angle from gob eye (aft of gob eye). See also cl. 423.
431. Eye Pads

Two heavy duty eye pads of 100 T capacity with proper structural reinforcement to to be
provided with 45° angle to stern in a recessed pockets on either side outside the crash bar
at suitable location forward to shark jaw line.

SECTION 5 - PIPING SYSTEMS

500. General
All pipes are to be arranged according to good marine practice with sufficient bore and
thickness for the purpose intended and to comply with classification rules and JIS/DIN
standard. They are to be well clamped to the ship’s structure and to have minimum
number of bends. Approved type of bulkhead fitting is to be used where piping penetrates
a watertight or oil tight bulkhead, deck or tank top. Expansion bends are to be fitted
where necessary to avoid damage due to expansion or movement of the structure. Piping
on hot services is to be insulated and is to be clamped to the structure after insulation has
been fitted. Mud boxes, strainers, filters and valves are to be arranged to classification’s
requirements. Oil fuel and lube oil, compressed air and exhaust piping and are to be black
steel, other pipes to be galvanised. Actual schematic diagrams of piping systems shall be
provided and approved before installation. All pipes, pipe fittings and valves are to be of
JIS standard.
Pipes systems are to be fitted with cleaning plugs and drain cocks, where necessary.
All valves will be marked with appropriate nameplates. Bunker station will be arranged on
deck with common filling of diesel oil. All pipes of 25mm and over to have flanged
connections. Those below 25mm are to be screwed with unions or similar except for the
air piping where butt welded with flanged connection is to be adopted. Threaded pipes
are to be avoided wherever possible except in freshwater supplies system for domestic
use. Where screwed connections are used, exposed and uncovered threads are to be treated
with an approved anti-corrosive compound. All bare steel pipelines to be painted with
primer prior to final finish coat as per paint specification.
All air vent pipes for tanks and voids to be carried above exposed decks and terminate in
tank vent check valves as required. Float balls to be PVC /copper. All ballast and
freshwater tank vents are to have insect screens. Vents are to be fitted to all under deck
store spaces.
All sounding pipes to be fitted to each tank and to extend above exposed deck, as
necessary and fitted with brass cap and brass keep chain. Flush deck sounding pipe to be
avoided on exposed deck, to the extent possible.
Short sounding pipes to be fitted to double bottom tanks in engine room, F.O. double
bottom’s sounding pipes to have self closing weighted cock. All filling connections for F/W
tanks to be fitted on main deck complete with brass screw cap and keep chain. Filling
pipes to be clearly marked with engraved brass tally plates.
Colour code is to be advised by Owner and generally all to Builder’s standard practice.
Bilge, scupper, fresh water, cargo lines and fire lines to be hot-dipped galvanized to a
thickness of at least 15 microns.
Fluid pipes are not allowed to be laid above switchboard or distribution board. Screens to
be arranged where fuel oil and lube oil pipes are laid on hot area. In general, piping is to
be designed with fluid flow speed under 2.3 m/sec.
501. Pipe and Valve Material
Pipes:-
Hull pipes to JIS or equivalent. For pipes passing through tanks, pipe scantlings may be
increased to be to Classification requirement.
System Material Remarks
Sea Chest interconnection Galvanised steel Seamless Sch 80
Bilge + Ballast Galvanised steel Seamless Sch 40
Fire + Wash deck Galvanised steel Seamless Sch 40
S.W. Cooling Galvanised steel Seamless Sch 40
F.W. Cooling Galvanised steel Seamless Sch 40
Fuel Oil Black Seamless Sch 40
Lub Oil Black Seamless Sch 40

Sanitary, (SW & FW) U-PVC Heavy Duty

Soil Pipe U-PVC Heavy duty
Air + Sounding Galvd, steel except Oil tanks Seamless Sch 40
Control Copper Seamless Sch 40
Compressed Air Black steel Seamless Sch 80
Exhaust Black steel ERW
Bulk Handling Black steel Seamless Sch 80
Mud Galvanised Steel Seamless Sch 80
Where galvanising is specified, this is to be carried out after fabrication as far as

practicable and rectification of the damaged coating to be done in any case. Piping is not
to be led through tanks as far as practicable.
Valves:-
Shipside valves are to have cast steel or bronze body and bronze trim.
Valves on bilge, ballast, cooling water (S.W. and F.W.), fire and wash deck may be cast
iron body with bronze trim.
Valves on compressed air system to be steel or bronze.
Valves on fuel oil and lube oil systems are to be Cast Iron, with bronze internals.
502. Bilge & Ballast System
Bilge main and suction lines sizes are to be in accordance with Classification requirement.
Mud or strum boxes are to be fitted in the system where applicable in accordance to Rules
requirements. Mud and strum boxes to be galvanised. Valves are to be provided on either
sides of the mud boxes on the main sea suction to facilitate cleaning.
Filling, suction and discharge pipes to be fitted to all tanks.
Suctions to be fitted as required by Classification.
Upon completion, the systems are to be pressure tested to Classification requirements.
Care is to be taken to ensure drainage to bilge suctions and scuppers.
All main tanks, including the Skeg to have 40mm diameter screw fittings, stainless steel
docking plugs fitted at their lowest point as far as practicable.
Two docking plug spanners are to be supplied.
503. Air & Sounding Pipes
Sounding pipes are to be fitted to tanks, cofferdams and drain wells. Double bottom tanks
are to be sounded from the engine room. Self-acting weighted cocks to be fitted.
Nameplates of brass engraved with the tank number and purpose to be fitted. Striking plates
or equivalent to be fitted at bottom of sounding pipes. Air pipes terminating on deck to have
vent heads with ball float valves. Air pipes for loose tanks to be terminated on top of the
respective tanks.
All air and sounding pipes shall be galvanized. Ventilation head for fresh water and ballast
water to be provided with S.S./ brass insect screen and oil tanks to have with S.S. flame
arresters.
Filling connection is to be with flange closures. Additionally sounding pipes shall be of welded
type with closure devices. All filling connections, on deck, for fresh water, fuel oil and lube
oil shall have stainless steel Camlock couplings.
504. Fuel Oil System

The ship’s oil fuel bunkers are to be arranged with one of the bunker tank arranged as an
overflow tank, which is fitted with suitable level alarms. Oil fuel filling connections are to
be arranged port and starboard on the main deck with suitable spill trays. Sampling cocks
and pressure gauges are to be provided. A relief valve shall be provided on the main
bunker line in the E/R. A high-pressure alarm is also to be provided on the main bunker

line. Save-all trays are to be provided on all filling, vent, sounding connections of fuel and
oil.
The oil fuel piping is to be arranged so that the transfer pump may draw from any of the
bunkers and discharge to either the daily service tanks or the settling tanks. A spring-
loaded draw-off cock is to be fitted to each daily service tank and settling tanks.
Each oil fuel bunker and daily service tank to be fitted with an overflow pipe led into a
common main, as far as practicable, which is to discharge into the overflow tank. Site
glass shall be provided in common main, illuminated from behind.
A single air pipe is to be arranged from the overflow tank and is to be terminated under
the forecastle deck bulwark with appropriate ball float vent head and flame arrestor
screen. The over flow line is to be fitted with an overflow alarm.
Drip trays of minimum 150mm coming height are to be fitted in way of pumps. Drain from
drip trays to be drained to dirty oil tank.
Emergency shut-off valves to be fitted on fuel oil and lub-oil tanks subjected to static
head. Emergency hand pumps to be provided.
Remote air-operated closing devices for fuel oil valves are to be provided as per Rules and
Regulation.
Fresh water and diesel oil filling line with flow meters are to be arranged with minimum
back pressure for fast filling.
Vessel shall be equipped with an accurate & easily operated sounding or gauging system.
This system should indicate true quantities of fuel in each tank. This system should have
remote display(s) together with a paper printer or other hard copy recorder in the Bridge.
The diesel fuel discharge & intake pipes shall be fitted with gauges or flow meters which
can accurately measure quantity of fuel taken on board & discharged, and in particular
quantity of fuel pumped into a well during well servicing operations.
Diesel fuel discharge & intake pipes or lines shall be fitted with pressure gauges and
sampling cocks for monitoring quality at periodic intervals during discharge and intake of
diesel fuel. The mud discharge & intake pipes will only be fitted with pressure gauge.
F.O. Purifier of about 1350 Ltrs/hour capacity to be provided to draw from service and
settling tanks and discharge to service tanks. Trolley beam or lugs to be provided near
purifier for cleaning of bowls. The settling and service tanks are to be located at a higher
level. At least one settling tank and two service tanks are to be provided. One service
tank will overflow into settling tank. The other service tank shall be fitted with high level
alarm and overflow into the designated overflow tank. The settling tank shall be provided
with low/high level cut in / cut out float switches for automatic operation of transfer
pump. Service tanks shall be provided with low level alarms.
505. Lube Oil System
Lube oil pipes of seamless black mild steel are to be arranged in accordance with engine
Manufacturer’s recommendation and to meet Classification requirements. Lube oil storage
tanks are to be provided in engine room with filling pipe and air vents with suitable save
all trays, fitted on main deck. The main and auxiliary engines are supplied with built-in
lube oil pumps. Separate lube oil/hydraulic oil tanks to be provided for each grade of oil,
with capacity sufficient to hold oil required for one change. No lube oil/hydraulic oil tank to
be located in the double bottom area. The lube oil/hydraulic oil tanks are to be located in
the wings.
Lube oil purifier Identical to fuel oil purifier (of corresponding capacity) with 2-stage
heater is to be installed and connected to the system for close circuit purification. LO
transfer pump shall be provided for inter-tank and deck transfer.

506. Engine Cooling System

The main and auxiliary engines are to be water-cooled and each engine is to be equipped
with engine driven F.W and lube oil pumps with their respective coolers. A central cooling
system incorporating two plate type heat exchangers shall be provided. Each heat
exchanger shall be capable of alone meeting the cooling demands of the system,
independently. Only one cooler shall be in use at all loads, the other cooler shall be
standby. Cooling of LT coolers is to be arranged by two electric driven SW pumps. One
SW pump shall always be standby. Alternately, the ballast pump of identical capacity shall
be arranged to act as stand by for the main seawater cooling pump. Two electric LT FW
cooling pumps of identical type and each capable of supplying the system independently
shall be provided. The standby pumps shall start automatically, when pressure falls below
the set points. Appropriate arrangements for temperature and pressure control of LT FW
system shall be provided.
The HT and LT system shall have separate FW expansion tanks. Continuous venting of the
plate coolers shall be provided by vent pipes returning to the top of expansion tanks.
All heat exchangers shall be designed with 25% fouling factor. The cooling pipes are to be
arranged in accordance with engine manufacturer’s recommendations and to meet
Classification requirements. Appropriate strainers are to be provided on the SW suction
lines of the pumps, coolers etc. In addition to remote indicating digital gauges for
temperatures and pressures, local pressure gauges & thermometers, as applicable, are to
be provided on pumps, coolers, water, air & exhaust manifolds.
One attached pump of each type is to be supplied as spare. All plate coolers are to have
provision for regular back flushing. Permanent connections with necessary valves and
proper drainpipes are to be provided for this purpose.
The central cooling system shall not serve the air-conditioning and refrigeration
systems. The condensers of these systems shall be directly cooled by seawater.
507. Compressed Air System

The main engines and diesel generators are to be compressed air started by means of air
start motors engaging with flywheels of respective engines. The compressed air pipes of
solid drawn black mild steel are to be arranged with air bottles, valves, and pressures
gauges in accordance with Manufacturer’s recommendations and to meet Classification
requirements.
• Two (2) air bottles of suitable sizes.
• Two (2) electric motor driven directly coupled compressors capable of charging the
air bottles within one hour. Air compressors are to have automatic start/stop,
intermittent auto drain and running hour meters.
• One (1) of the compressor to be supplied with alternate source of power from
emergency generator.
Control air pipes are to be of heavy schedule copper with cutting ring connections
according to the regulations. Control air system shall have water separators and desiccant
dryers with changeover and by-pass systems.
Working air compressor – In addition to starting air compressors, the Vessel shall be
equipped with a permanently installed electric motor driven working air compressor
connected to compressed air supply system, with outlet points which include the clear
open deck on both sides at the stern, workshop, etc. The compressed air system must be
fitted with filters & refrigerated dryers and must be capable of providing at least
300m3/hour (175 cubic feet per minute) of clean/dry compressed air at a discharge
pressure of 827 kPa (120 psi or 8.3 bar). The dryer shall ensure that the air is dry in all
ambient temperature & humidity conditions in the Arabian Gulf. The compressor should be
screw type with auto unloading mechanism.

The vessel shall be provided with minimum 46m reinforced compressed air hose on a reel,
25mm diameter and working pressure 10.3 bar. Air compressors to have automatic start
stop.
508. Hydrulic System

Pipes are to be of seamless black steel pipes with cutting ring connections. The hydraulic
piping are to be acid cleaned internally for the steering gear, towing winch and other deck
machineries and are to be provided in accordance with the equipment manufacturer’s
recommendation and / or classification society requirements. High-pressure flexible hoses of
approved type to be provided where necessary. The system shall be flushed using closed
loop to purity of 15 micron.
509. Fire & Wash deck Service

Salt water for the fire fighting and wash deck service are to be supplied from the general
service pump in the engine room and from the emergency fire pump to a fore and aft
main run under deck with branch line of 65mm and with 2-1/2” instantaneous hydrants
valve as per applicable rules.
Hose reel, hose nozzle and valve spanner to be stowed in boxes adjacent to each hydrant.
Each pump discharge is to connect to the system through an accessible isolating valve and
each main deck branch is to have a shut-off valve and cap at the main. Drain plugs to be
fitted at low points in the system.
Hoses with standard approved type of instantaneous couplings are to be supplied with jet
cum spray nozzles. As far as possible hydrants are not to be located in accommodation
area. Fire hose couplings are to be braided.
510. Freshwater System- Cold
A potable water pressure system is to be fitted for drinking and washing purposes. One
FW line complete with UV steriliser or equivalent filtering system to remove sediments etc.
is to be provided and supply to drinking water fountains, one tap in the galley (to be
distinct) are to be supplied from this line.
Pressure system is to consist of a pressure tank and one (1) pump.
One (1) additional pump is also to be fitted to act as standby for both potable water and
sanitary water pumps and not to be connected to the piping system.
Domestic fresh water system shall draw water through separate (independent) suction
pipes from forward fresh tanks.
Vessel shall have a completely separate clean FW (potable water) system together with
pipes/lines & pumps, which are not used for pumping bilges, ballast or fuel. The tanks are to
be de odorised before putting into use.
A hot & coldwater dispenser is to be arranged in the mess room.
Sufficient storage tanks for domestic FW shall be provided together with the necessary
equipment for filling from a deck manifold, venting lines with insect screens, level gauging by
sight glasses, sounding facility, drain facilities etc. The clean FW discharge pipes or lines shall
be fitted with flow meter and sampling cock for monitoring quality at periodic interval during
intake & discharge of F.W.
All fresh (hot and cold) and seawater service piping in accommodation area shall be of
thick-walled copper (Not less than 3 mm thick) . Mild steel/ brass is not acceptable.
The pump capacities shall be about 3 cub.M/hr and cut in / cut out pressure range of 2.2
to 4 bar. The hydrophore tank shall be 300 ltr. Size.
Cold & hot freshwater shall be led to all sinks and basins. Hot & cold freshwater supply to
showers shall be led through mixing valves of the anti-scale type. Taps for Cold
freshwater supply to wash basins shall be spring-loaded.

One (1) hydrophore system for domestic freshwater supply of adequate capacity for the
Vessel’s complement as specified above shall be installed.
511. Freshwater System-Hot
One freshwater calorifier with adequate capacity (approximately 500 l) shall be provided
in the engine room for supply of hot water throughout the Vessel. The hot water heater
shall be electrically heated by two immersion heaters and be thermostatically controlled to
cut-in and cut-out in sequence.
The calorifier is to be adequately lagged. A thermometer is to be fitted to the heater. One
hot water circulation pump shall be installed for forced circulation to circulate the hot
water throughout the vessel.
Forced circulation to be provided by electric driven centrifugal pump having Cast Iron casing,
bronze impeller and stainless steel shaft.
One (1) 10-litre electric hot water heater, with automatic filling and thermostatic controls, is
to be provided for the galley.
512. Sanitary Water System
A pressure system identical to the fresh water system is to be fitted. The domestic sea
water system shall be used only for toilet flushing. System to supply sanitary water to
water closets and to taps for washing down purpose. The pumps in sanitary system is to
have bronze casings, bronze impeller and Stainless steel shaft. The piping in
accommodation area behind panelling shall be of copper not less than 3mm in thickness.
The FW and Sanitary pumps are to be identical.
One (1) hydrophore system supplying seawater for toilet flushing of adequate capacity for
the Vessel’s complement as specified above shall be installed
The SW hydrophore pump should have identical capacity as that of the FW hydrophore
system.
The SW sanitary pump shall be provided a suction line from the freshwater tanks/system,
through isolating valves and spectacle blanks to provide flexibility for using either fresh or
sea water for the sanitary system. Similarly, the outlets from the pressure tanks shall be
interconnected through isolating valves spectacle blanks to facilitate only one pump
supplying the sanitary and domestic freshwater system when using freshwater for both
systems.
F.W and sanitary pumps shall be identical.
513. Scupper & Discharges
Discharges from washbasins, showers, sinks are to be grouped into common cross
main(s) to discharge overboard through storm valve(s). Internal scuppers from
accommodation are to be taken separately. Discharge from W.C. is to be led to a sewage
treatment plant adequate for 33 persons.
Scuppers from the refrigeration spaces are to be led to the bilges. Scupper from AHU
drain is to be led to deck scupper.
50mm scuppers to be fitted in toilets. Laundry and galley scuppers to be 80mm. All
internal scuppers are to be sloped, and fitted with portable gratings. Scuppers to be of
JIS standard or similar.
Discharges and traps generally to be as follows:
Showers : 50mm with P-trap
Washbasins : 32mm with deep seal bottle trap
Galley sink : 65mm with water and grease trap, strainer to be fitted
W.C.s : 100mm
Cleaning plugs to be fitted as may be required.
Open superstructure/deckhouse decks to be drained by 50mm scuppers. Scuppers on
main deck are to be supplied with rubber plugs.

Moisture condensate drainage has to be provided from behind accommodation panelling

above main deck.
All scuppers and drainage pipes shall be galvanized steel pipes. Inside scuppers shall be
provided with water seals and shut off device. Overboard-discharge shell penetrations are
to be of galvanized steel with gate valves and non-return flaps.
514. Refrigeration System

Two (2) Refrigeration plant of R404A system direct expansion type, water-cooled, electrically
driven, to be installed on vibration-free mountings, complete with all necessary accessories,
such as dryers, oil separators, liquid level sight glasses on the condenser, liquid flow sight
glass on the refrigerant line, oil and refrigerant charging connections with proper isolating
valves. For charging of refrigerant a hose set with pressure gauges shall be provided.
Ratchet spanners shall be provided for opening/closing of valves. Major components of the
system shall be as follows.
- Two compressors, each capable of independently maintaining the
temperatures in the refrigerated rooms.
- Two condensers, one shall be 100% standby
- Two sea water cooling pump one 100 % standby
The plant is to maintain temperature of (-) 20 degrees C and (+)4 degrees C in

refrigeration store spaces.
Dial type thermometers to be supplied and fitted for each chamber with dial mounted on
outside of chambers.
Refrigerant pipes to be seamless copper and outside of cold chambers they are to be
lagged.
The plant shall be skid mounted and located to minimize length of refrigeration gas piping.
Belt drive will not be used for driving the compressors.
Refrigerating system shall be of the fan/coil blower type and to be automatically
controlled.
Scupper pipes to be fitted draining to main scupper lines and led to overboard except
refrigerant lines no other pipes to pass through cold rooms. Drain from tray to the
scupper is to be provided with defrosting arrangement, Door gasket in freezer room is to
have heater.
515. Air Conditioning & Ventilation

Air-conditioning:-
Two (2)Air-conditioning plant of R404A system direct expansion type, water-cooled,
electrically driven, to be installed on vibration-free mountings, complete with all necessary
accessories, such as dryers, oil separators, liquid level sight glasses on the condenser,
liquid flow sight glass on the refrigerant line, oil and refrigerant charging connections with
proper isolating valves. For charging of refrigerant a hose set with pressure gauges shall
be provided. Ratchet spanners shall be provided for opening/closing of valves. Major
components of the system shall be as follows.
- Two compressors, each capable of meeting 100% of ships requirement.
- Two condensers, to suit the system requirements. Only one condenser will
be in use and the other shall be standby.
- Two sea water cooling pump one 100 % standby .
The plant shall cool the wheelhouse and all living spaces within Accommodation area. The
workshop and ECR is also to be air-conditioned. Galley and dry provision store to have
spot cooling. The air duct to Wheelhouse is to be separate from other branches.

Design Conditions as follows:

Outside : 50 degrees C and 92% R.H.
Inside : 23 degrees C. and 50% R.H.
Ducts to be spiral type and insulated by minimum 25 mm thick glass wool and ensure that
the condensation will not occur on the outer side. To be concealed behind deck head
lining.
Fire dampers to be fitted where necessary.
Exhaust from cabin or compartment to be through louvered grilled in the lower part of the
door.
Ventilation:
Following spaces to have forced supply and/or forced exhaust:
Space Air Changed Per Hr
Supply Exhaust
Galley 20 40
Toilets - 15
Laundry/drying room - 15
Dry provision 10 -
Natural ventilation is to be provided for cofferdams, tanks and deck stores.
The seawater cooling pump shall have independent suction from the sea-main and located in
the engine room. Pump shall be vertical type and have bronze casings, bronze impellers and
stainless steel shafts with mechanical seals. The coolers/condensers shall be designed for
25% fouling factor.
Belt drive will not be used for driving the compressors.
The Air-conditioning plants shall be skid mounted on vibration free mountings and located,
preferablly in the AHU room to minimize length of gas piping.
Additionally separate air cooled a/c units (2 x 3 tonnes), with explosion proof / intrinsically
safe outdoor unit, is to be installed in Wheel House. ECR to have independent water cooled
packaged unit. Work to have a independent Air cooled or water cooler split unit.
516. Exhaust Pipes & Silencers
Exhaust Pipes from main and auxiliary engines to be led to top of funnels. Exhaust Pipes
and silencers to be well insulated and covered with aluminum or cloth sheathing.
Expansion pieces for main and auxiliary engine’s exhaust pipes shall be arranged.
Silencers and exhaust pipes to be thermo metrically insulated from steel work.
All exhaust pipes are to be fitted with spark arrestors at the end open to the atmosphere
in addition to the provision given in the silencers.
517. Dispersant System
The vessel shall be equipped with a permanently installed oil pollution dispersant spraying
system consisting of extendable or swivelling spray booms or arms each fitted on each side
of the vessel, where they can be rigged or deployed quickly, a dispersant tank of at least
10m3 capacity, a controllable injection pump which can inject between 0% to 10% by
volume of dispersant in to the discharge stream, and all associated pipe work, controls,
meters and monitors. The system has to be from Ayles Fernie or similar.
518. Cargo Handling System

The filling and discharge lines for vessel’s cargo system shall have four (4) positions on
main deck, which are namely P&S midship, P&S aft.

The combined filling and discharge points on deck shall be colour coded and with the
following sizes for various cargos: -
• Cargo fresh water - 100mm N.B.
• Cargo fuel oil - 130mm N.B.
• Cargo drill water - 100mm N.B.
• Dry bulk - 130mm N.B. (5 inches)
• Liquid mud - 100 mm N.B.
Deck termination shall be fitted with appropriately sized “CAMLOCK” female type quick
coupling. Butterfly valve (S.S.) to be fitted adjacent to the quick coupling.
518A. Cement System
Cement System General: -
The system is designed for simultaneously loading/discharging of 2 grades of cargo i.e.
cement and one chemical with a maximum specific gravity of 2.8. Discharge rate
minimum 80m3 / hr. at 5.6 Bar.
Loading/discharge station arranged at deck - on port and on starboard sides amidships
and aft. Each tank to have independent Loading / Discharge lines.
Loading/discharge operation to be from Central Control Panel to be located in
Wheelhouse. Quick couplings are to be provided complete with reducer.
Cargo Capacity : Approx 200m3 total (50m3x4) .
Operation Pressure : 5.6 Bar
Classification : LRS
Cargoes : Cement, Barite, Bentonite, Crushed Marble.
Tanks: -
Four (4) off vertical segregated cement tanks of 50 m3 each with completely independent
filling and discharge arrangement. Fillng tanks at Portside and discharge at stbd. side.
All tanks for 5.6 bar working pressure.
Test pressure 1.5 times working pressure.
To be complete with aeration system hatch, lifting eyes, legs and pipe connection for
discharge, fill and vent lines and air supply plus high level indicators, pressure valve and
safety valve which can be preset at any level. Cargo pipes to be kept as short and straight
as possible. The length between the pipe couplings shall not be more than two (2) meters.
The pipe couplings shall be of ‘victualic grooved coupling” or similar.
The cement tanks shall be individual filled and vented. No interconnection of tanks are
permitted except for relief valve. The bulk system shall be remote operated with the
exception of butterfly valves (manual operated) located on the main deck. Deck
connection shall be of quick disconnecting type CAMLOCK or equal coupling.
Remote control stand for four(4) tanks operation, having two purge valves for each tanks
and two(2) compressor stop buttons incorporated. It shall be located in Wheel House
facing aft.
Certificates are to be provided for setting of all relief/safety valves. Set pressures are to
be marked on the valves.
Compressors: -
2 off electrically driven screw compressor each capable of providing the discharge rate
independently, seawater cooled, with de-humidifiers and water separators. One
compressor system shall be 100% standby for the other.
Capacity : as required to achieve 80 CuM/hr discharge rate
Working pressure : 5.6bar
After-coolers complete with moisture separator and auto drain trap, all to manufacturer’s
recommendation.

Electric motors and compressor units mounted on common skid.

Air piping from compressor to tanks to be as straight as practicable to eliminate
condensation collection points.
All fill, vent and discharge piping to be 5 inch and shall be flange connected in lengths no
longer than 2M and fitted with CAMLOCK or equal couplings.
Stainless steel control panel/boxes and high level alarm system. Air or electrical control
system to be installed on the main deck near deckhouse aft bulkhead.
The system shall be provided with a water driven or air driven eductor located in the bulk
room to enable the tanks to be cleaned efficiently.
To prevent contamination, the cement, barite and Bentonite tanks shall have independent
filling, discharging and vent lines.
Sets of CAMLOCK couplings made of brass with the following details shall be provided.
1. 5” coupler x 5”coupler-3 nos
4. 5” adapter x 5”adapter-3 nos
7. 5” coupler x 4”adapter-3 nos
8. 4” coupler x 3”adapter-3 nos
518B. Liquid Mud System

Two (2) tanks between tank top and main deck aggregating to 400m3 capacity are to be
arranged for carrying liquid mud and brine with density up to 2,5 and with flashpoint
above 60°C. The tanks are to be arranged with 600mm dia. flush-type manholes, air
pipes etc. according to the rules.
For discharge of mud and brine, 2 off discharge systems to be arranged with one pump
per system. The pumping systems shall be inter-connected. The mud tanks shall be
arranged for continuous recirculation, using the discharge pumps, for agitation purpose.
Mud systems to be arranged with loading strainer, with bypass possibilities. A flushing
water connection from the general service pump shall be provided on the suction side of
both mud pumps. A washing connection from Sea Main shall also be provided for both the
mud tanks through the Mud Pumps. Compressed air connections, to create turbulence
around the suction bell-mouth, shall be provided on both mud tanks.
Capacity of each of the mud pump shall not be less than 100 M3/Hour at 75 meter head.
2 sets of adaptors (5” to 4” and 4” to 3”) fitting the CAMLOCK couplings shall be provided.
Pump start/stop switch with safety cap to be provided locally and in wheelhouse aft
console. Selector switches to be provided at local control station and remote control
station (wheelhouse).
Pressure transducer with local and remote readout in Wheel House shall be provided in
Mud system.
518C Fuel Oil Cargo System

The fuel oil system shall be arranged with manifold for transfer between groups of tanks in
addition to discharge to deck.
The fuel transfer flow meters shall be fitted with a printout metering system. The fuel
transfer flow meter(s) shall be provided with calibration certificates upon delivery of the
vessel. The piping arrangement shall permit using the flow meter (s) for filling and
discharge. In addition to local reading/display of flow meter, remote display shall be
provided at the aft console in wheelhouse. Meters shall be of good quality (Liquid Controls

or equivalent) and built for ‘radio interference suppression’. The local indicator shall be
mechanical with tamperproof sealing. The remote shall be digital display.
The system shall have two pumps and capacity of each water transfer pump shall not be
less than 100 M3/Hour at 75-meter head.
1 set of adaptors (5” to 4” and 4” to 3”) fitting the CAMLOCK couplings shall be provided.
Pump start/stop switch with safety cap for cargo fuel oil transfer pump shall be provided
at aft console in wheelhouse , near flow meter and near main deck bunker stations.
Selector switch shall be provided at local and remote control station (wheelhouse).
518D Tank Gauging System

Loose tanks shall be provided with gauge glass of suitable protection and draw-off cock as
per Builder’s standard.
Remote tank gauging system to be provided for Fuel Oil, Drill Water and Fresh water and
Mud tanks complete with remote digital displays and paper print-out on both Bridge and
ECR, preferably pneumatic (Mobrey Digital Type)
Positive displacement flow meters (accuracy + 0.5%) for fuel and water intake and
discharge are to be provided complete with remote display on Bridge.
Sampling cocks and pressure gauges to be fitted to fuel and water discharge and filling
lines.
518E Freshwater Cargo System

The FW cargo system to be arranged with manifold for transfer between tanks in fore ship
and aft ship in addition to discharge to deck.
The water transfer flowmeter shall be fitted with a printout metering system. The water
transfer meter(s) shall be provided with calibration certificates upon delivery of the vessel.
The piping arrangement shall permit using the flow meter (s) for filling and discharge. In
addition to local reading/display, remote display shall be provided at the aft console in
wheelhouse. Meters shall be of good quality (Liquid Controls or equivalent) and built for
‘radio interference suppression’. The local indicator shall be mechanical.
The system shall have two pumps and capacity of each water transfer pump shall not be
less than 100 M3/Hour at 75-meter head.
1 set of adaptors (5” to 4” and 4” to 3”) fitting the CAMLOCK couplings shall be provided.
Pump start/stop switch with safety caps for cargo fresh water pump shall be provided on
aft console in wheelhouse , near flow meter and local start/stop switch shall be provided
near the pump. Selector switch shall be provided at local and remote control station
(wheelhouse).

SECTION 6 - SAFETY & NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

601. Life Saving Equipment
The following life saving equipment shall be provided on board the Vessel and shall be of
the latest design which comply with the manufacturers’ standard and meet the
international rules and regulations for seagoing vessel of 33 person compliment.
Liferafts : Six sets twenty five (20) men inflatable Liferafts to
SOLAS requirement, are to be stowed in hinged type
cradles for quick sideway launching. All to be SOLAS
approved with at least 9 months validity upon delivery
of vessel.
Lifebuoy -Ring : Ten (10) lifebuoys of PVC or equal approved
construction. Five (5) lifebuoys with 90 Ft buoyancy
line Five (5) lifebuoys with 90 Ft buoyancy line and self
igniting electric lights.All to be SOLAS approved. One
(1) lifebuoy to be positioned close to stern
MOB-Light Smoke Signal : Four (4) sets. The attached buoys shall be 4.5 kgs.
weight
Lifejackets : Sixtysix (66) approved type lifejackets including spare
jackets are to be supplied and stowed above the
lockers in each cabins. All to be SOLAS approved.
Lights to be stitched on vest. Battery to be water
contact type.
Work vests : Six (6)
Pyrotechnics (SOLAS : Four (4) self-contained line throwing apparatus.
Approved) Twelve (12) parachute distress rockets.
Twelve (12) red/orange hand flare Distress Signal each
to have 120 seconds discharge time and be waterproof.
Twelve (12) Red Handflares
Fast Rescue Boat : One (1) rigid hull FRC driven by inboard diesel engine
connected to water jet propulsion, suitable for 10
persons including crew with a minimum speed of 25Kn
shall be supplied. The collar is to be of semi rigid type
preferably. The FRC should comply with SOLAS Ch.II,
Part C, Section-V and subsequent amendments. A
SOLAS approved davit for the above FRC also to be
supplied. The boat & davit shall be Norsafe (MAKO
6.55). These are to be mounted on the port side on aft
foxle deck. .
Retro Reflective tapes : Life Saving appliances are to be fitted with reflective
tapes
Scrambling Net : Two (2) numbers, one (1) on each side of the Rescue
Zone. A plypropelene net reaching at least one meter
in to the water when lowered. The net should have a
spreader beam cum weight at the lower end to keep it
under the water. Rolled up when not in use and
approx. 3 M wide, made of 10mm circ. PP rope with
mesh about 200 mm The nets shall be mounted on
reels for quick deployment and recovery
Boat Hooks : Two (2) boat hooks c/w approx. 8mm handle.
First Aid Kit : At least 3 x 33 men first aid kit
Breathing Apparatus with : Breathing air apparatus of 15 minutes capacity = 42
approval certificate Nos. and equal number of spare charged cylinders, Air
Breathing Apparatus of 30 minutes duration = 4 Nos.
and equal no. of charged spare cylinders . One (1)
copy of Captain Medical Guide.

Permanently installed fixed H2S and combustible gas

(LEL) sensing and alarm system having both visual and
Gas Detection Equipment:

H2S & LEL : audible alarms through out accommodation and
detector workstations. The sensor heads are located at Air inlets
to E/R, Air inlet to accommodation, forward of
wheelhouse, main deck, one optional point. (Total
twelve (12) sensors, 6 each for H2S and LEL)
Three (3) portable hand held, Intrinsically safe, battery
operated, multi purpose, “triple” gas detectors for
Portable : sensing H2S, LEL and O2 deficiency are to be supplied.
Triplegas Three spare re chargeable batteries with individual
detector chargers to be supplied. Two (2) area monitors for
sensing H2S, LEL along with battery chargers shall be
provided.
Immersion Suits : Thirty six (36) approved type to be provided.
Fireman Outfit : Four (4) sets to be provided (each with its own
separate storage unit). Each of the fireman’s outfit are
to be comprising of following:
- One (1) aluminium asbestos protective clothing
- One (1) breathing apparatus - oxygen tank and
mask
- One (1) fireman’s axe
- One (1) safety lamp of portable battery type
- One (1) set of gloves and boots
- One (1) electric drill
Stretcher : Two nos. (2) paraguard stretcher, stored in the

hospital, shall be provided for hoisting a casualty by
helicopter.
Helicopter winching gear : 1. Body harness – 6 nos.
2. 15M long 10 mm diameter, Nylon safety lines
with soft eyes on both ends – 6 Nos.
3. 15 M long, 8mm dia, steel rope, with hard eyes
(thimble eye) at both ends – 2 Nos.
4. Bottle hooks to suit the wire rope – 2 Nos.
5. Helmets with attached earmuffs – 6 Nos.
Hospital : A fully equipped hospital in compliance with statuary
rules to be provided on the main deck with door
opening on to the open clear deck, with an internal
deck. The equipment and medicines shall be provided
in accordance with QP marine procedures guide
appendix ‘H’.
602. Firefighting & Detection Equipment

INTERNAL
Fixed fire detection and alarm system for the accommodation, machinery spaces and paint
locker is to be provided. The fire alarm system to address analogue type
Fire fighting equipment is to meet Classification and relevant Government Authority
Regulations. Generally all in accordance with the following:-
Fire main:
A fire main with suitable hydrants are to be installed, on various deck levels and in engine
room. 15M canvas fire hose c/w brass coupling and nozzle is to be supplied and stowed
alongside each hydrant in a protective box. All nozzles are to be dual jet/spay type.
International shore connection is to be provided as per SOLAS

Portable Fire Extinguishes:-

Fire extinguishers are to be supplied and installed as per SOLAS. Only dry–powder, foam
and CO2 extinguishers are to be provided. ER to have 50% dry powder and 50% foam
units, other than CO2 extinguisher.
Fire Blanket
Two (2) off to be provided in engine room and galley.
Fire Axes
Two (2) off.
Fire Bucket
Four (4) buckets painted in red and marked ‘fire’ to be supplied in stands.
603. Fixed CO2 System
A full flooding CO2 system consisting gas bottles, pilot bottle c/w quick operated valves
and auto alarms is to be provided for engine room fire fighting. The CO2 bottles to be
stowed inside a separate compartment. Operation is to be manual arranged both on the
bottle(s) and in a “break glass” pull box at the engine room access.
603.A Fire detection system

Smoke and heat alarms shall be fitted throughout the galley, mess rooms, recreation
rooms, accommodation, alleyways, wheel house, offices, laundry, workshop, machinery
spaces, B/T room, S/T room, Steering gear room, paint room, etc. Monitoring panel shall
be installed in wheelhouse.
604. Emergency Fire Pump

Please refer to Machinery Specification Clause “Fire Pump-Emergency” - item 731.
605. External Firefighting
External fire fighting system is to be as generally stated below and is required to meet
FIFI Class 1.
Fire pumps
Two (2) seawater pumps each 1650 m3/hr at 14 Bar. The pumps are to be driven from the
front side PTO of the main engines via step up gearbox with built-in clutch. The capacity
of the pump is considering the drenching requirement, may be increased if felt
insufficient.
Independent sea suction and piping system for each pump has to be provided. The
pump’s casings are to be cast steel, shaft acid proof steel & impeller of AI-Bronze.
Overboard dump lines shall be provided to empty the system after use.
Capacity : 1650 m3/hr
Head : 140 MLC
Pump speed : 1800 Rpm
Power absorbed : Maker requirement
Driver power : Maker requirement
Fire Monitors (water/foam)

Two (2) units of short type fire monitors for water and foam discharge are to be provided.
Electrical joystick control arrangement from the aft console in wheelhouse is to be
provided.
Two (2) hand wheels for emergency manual control also require to be built on the
monitors.
Monitor Capacity 1200 m3/hr
Inlet pressure 12 bar
Throw length 120m
Reaction thrust 16.58 KN
Swivels and swivel Bronze
Barrel Acid proof steel, according to requirement for FF Class I

vessel.
Throw height 55m measured vertically from sea level assuming a
mean impact area located at a horizontal distance not
less than 70 m from nearest part of vessel. Horizontal
and vertical movement with limit stops restricting
monitor discharge on any part of the vessel.
Elevation and rotation Minimum of 230 degrees in horizontal and -20 to +70
of monitors degrees in vertical directions.
Foam shall be introduced to the monitor from branch pipe directly and expansion in the
foam barrel for application.
Monitor control
The monitor remote control system consisting of the following:
• One (1) main control panel - logic for operation of monitors.
• One (1) joystick panel for installation in wheelhouse with the following remote
functions
i) elevation and rotation of monitors.
ii) clutch in/out operation of fire pumps.
Deck Delivery Heads

Two (2) sets of 4-way 65mm delivery heads with instantaneous hose connections are to
be fitted on main deck.
Fixed Water-Spraying System (FFS Make)
The vessel is to be protected by a permanently installed water-spraying system consisting
of upright nozzles, OSV nozzles and tug nozzles (HOSC to provide details). The fixed
water spraying system is to provide protection for all outside vertical areas of hull,
superstructures and deckhouses including foundations for water monitors and other
equipment. The arrangement for the water-spraying system is to be such that necessary
visibility from wheelhouse and the control station for remote control of the fire fighting
water monitors can be maintained during the water spraying. The pipelines and nozzles
are to be so arranged and protected that they will not be exposed to damage during the
operations. The fixed water spraying system is to have a capacity not less than 10
litres/min/m2 of the area to be protected.
Drenching branch line for the main spraying system shall be provided with remote
operated solenoid valve with control at the aft wheelhouse control console for controlling
the supply to the wheelhouse during fire fighting operation. A manual isolating valve shall
be provided before the solenoid control valve.
Foam System
Foam system shall come with tank of 20m3 capaciy
Foam injection system shall be suitable for up to 3% foam injection with proportioning
pump and flow meter for controlled injection. All pipes in permanent contact with foam or
detergent concentrate shall be of stainless steel. The foam shall be injected only to the
fire monitor line avoiding the mixing with the drenching water system.
All pipes of the fire fighting system shall have drainage and venting valves.
606. Navigation & Communication Equipment
The following navigation and communication equipment are to be fitted in accordance with
relevant Government Authority requirements. The system shall comply with the
requirements of 1974 SOLAS as amended by the 1988 GMDSS conference. Following is
based on GMDSS requirement for AREA A1 A2 & A3.
Two (2) units of VHF-radio telephone, 25 W with remote handsets are to be provided.
Both to be multi channel 25 watt RF output power and 1 watt reduced RF output switch
fitted with digital selective calling (DSC) and capable of receiving on 156.525 MHz
(Channel 70). Remote handsets to be located at the forward and aft control stations.

INMARSAT equipment CAPSAT Fleet 77 fromTrane & Trane or equivalent in lieu of

(Inmarsat –B) for Telephone/Fax and e-mail facilities. Two independent INMARSAT
stations with telephone, fax and e-mail facility from wheelhouse and from one of the
office.
• Two (2) units of search and rescue radar transponder (SART)
• One (1) unit of NAVTEX Receiver, Make: FURUNO or equal
• One (1) EPIRB
• One (1) watch keeping receiver unit, if required by rule , Make: FURUNO or
equal
• Two (2) 20” LCD Radars, one meeting SOLAS & ARPA with daylight display.
One (1) unit X – Band with slave monitor at aft console, Make: FURUNO or equal
• One (1) speed log system comprising transducer receiver, interfacing facility
and inter-connecting cable shall be provided and installed
• One (1) Weather Facsimile
• One (1) master gyrocompass fitted with five (5) gyro repeaters positioned as
follows:
o One (1) in wheelhouse forward console
o One (1) in wheelhouse aft console.
o Two (2) outside of wheelhouse in the bridge wings, fitted with gimbals and
azimuth circle.
o One (1) in steering gear compartment.
Alternately master gyro may be fitted in fwd console coning position in lieu of a repeater
there.
• One (1) autopilot compatible and interfaced with gyro and steering compass.
• One (1) magnetic compass with 7-inch reflector type c/w correction magnet,
quadrant balls and reflector tube and compass binnacle, Azimuth device is to be provided.
• One (1) GPS (Global Positioning System) & one (1) DGPS displaying Northreens
& Easteens are to be provided. Make Magnavox or similar. These should have “way-point”
features and suitable for navigational use and to establish accurate position of Man
overboard, ditched helicopter, vessel in distress etc.
• One (1) echo sounder, 0-25 meters deep range in forward console and c/w
repeater at aft manoeuvring station, Make: FURUNO or equal
• Three (3) sets walkie-talkie, GMDSS compatible each complete with spare
battery and chargers. Additionally 3 lithium batteries are to be supplied with 9 months
validity.
• SSB set (See separate clause no. 626).
• Hygrometer.
• Machinery Data Logger with Engine and propeller Movement Recorder.
• DP System from Kongsberg
Item not specified above but required by the relevant Authority are to be supplied.
607. Internal Communication
One (1) auto-telephone system with about 50 lines and 50 lines spare capacity is to be
provided. Electrical supply: 230 volt, 1 Phase, 50 Hz and DC 24 volts. Internal telephone
system to be provided in all rooms namely:
• Cabins
• Offices
• Common spaces
• Workshops
• All control positions
• Stores
• Tool room etc.
• Engine room
• Wheelhouse

• Bulk Cargo room
Workshops, Wheelhouse, engine rooms, etc, is to be provided.

In addition to above Sound Powered Telephone (SPT) to be provided at the below
locations
• Wheelhouse
• Steering Room
• Bow Thruster Room
• Engine Room Control
• Bulk Cargo room
Computer Network
Server based LAN should be installed for emailing purposes, with the server at
Wheelhouse and computer terminals with all the accessories in following spaces
1. Wheelhouse,
2. Chief Engineer’s cabin,
3. Master’s cabin
4. Owners
5. All the offices to be provided with terminals, except ships office where the
computer shall also be provided.
6. Engine Control Room.
The cables used for computer network is CAT5/CAT6 type. The connection outlets for PCs
are to be RJ-45. Each equipment is connected to network with 3meter grey jacketed fly
lead to wall outlet. 1-meter patch cable is to be provided inside the patch panel. All outlet
positions to be sequentially numbered and labelled with corresponding labels on the patch
panel ports and cable. LAN hubs are 16-port auto sensing stackable 10/100 base TX/FX
Ethernet switch (d-link/3 com). OFC cables are to be of multimode 8-core cable. Sockets
connections for OFC to have outlets facing downward to avoid sharp bends in cable.
Separate routing and deck penetrations to be provided for LAN cables so as to avoid
interference with other power/signal cables. The server to be located in a lockable cabinet
in the wheelhouse. The computers to meet the following specification.
1. Processors to be centrino dual core.
2. 2 GB RAM
3. DVD writer.
4. Mouse to be of Optical Type.
5. Computers and servers Makes to be of IBM/COMPAQ with International Warranty
Services. Total numbers to 6 nos
608. Electrical Navigation Lights & Shapes

Duplex type 230V AC navigation lights are to be supplied:-
• Two(2) / Three (3) pieces masthead lights
• Two(2) pieces of side lights
• One (1) towing lights
• One(1) stern light
• Two(2) anchor lights
• Two (2) / Three(3) NUC lights
• Two(2) black circular shapes of 600mm dia. Plus one spare
• Two(2) diamond shapes
The lights and shapes have to comply with COLREG and applicable classification &
administration rules.

609. Flags
One (1) complete set of International signalling flags, numerical and alphabetical,
Qatar national flags – 2,
610. Horns
One (1) air horn (to be operable from forward and aft control).
One electrically operated automatic fog horn from Zollner or similar to be provided.
611. Ship’s Bell

One (1) 12”brass bell with rope and engraved with ship’s name and year of construction.
612. Day Light Signal

One (1) Aldis type day light signaling lamp c/w portable battery, charger, cable etc.
613. Charts & Publications – Owner’s supply

All relevant radio, navigation publication and charts for the voyage from shipyard to DOHA
and for the operating areas in Qatar territorial waters. These will be supplied by the
owners.
614. Sextant
One (1) unit sextant to be provided.
615. Chronometer
One (1) unit chronometer to be provided
616. Barometer / Barograph

One (1) unit precision barometer to be provided.
One (1) unit Barograph to be provided.
617. Covers for Navigational Equipment

Canvas / PVC covers for compass, repeaters, searchlight & voice pipe are to be supplied.
618. Clinometer
Two (2) units, wall mounted (one in wheelhouse, one in engine room).
619. Clock
In all the living spaces, working and mess room spaces, including wheelhouse and engine
room. Clocks to be battery clocks, Quartz type. Shipyard to propose locations.
620. Search Lights

2 X 2000w c/w under deck operation (one from Fwd, one from Aft), electrically operated
‘joystick’ control type. Search lights to be supplied from main and emergency
switchboards.
621. Flood Lights

Seven (7) Halogen lights of 1000W each are to be fitted for external lighting. Floodlights
shall be supplied from the main and emergency switchboards. Also refer clause 820.
622. Telegraphs
Two (2) sets electric push button telegraphs operating on 24V D.C for twin screw
propulsion consisting of the following commands to be mounted at the two (2) wheelhouse
control consoles. Instruments and equipment selected for the aft consoles should be
suitable for operation facing aft.
2 x 11 orders, 2 units type with changeover for forward and aft wheelhouse consoles.
2 x 11 order means: Full astern
Half astern
Slow astern
Dead slow astern

STOP
Dead slow ahead
Slow ahead
Half ahead
Full ahead
Wheelhouse control
Finished with engine and standby
623. PA System
PA system with talkback facility is to be installed with one (1) loudspeaker at the forward,
two (2) loudspeaker at the aft and Two (2) in engine room, each loudspeaker with 60
watts capacity to be audible with all the machinery running.. Talk back facility to be
provided at all operational points like workshops, Engine Room, B/T room, Steering gear
room, fwd deck, aft deck bulkhead and at the Crane column. One talk back facility with
headphone is to be located near the local control for the CPP in the engine room. Electrical
supply: 230 volt, 1 Phase, 50 Hz and 24V DC. PA system is to be connected with auto
telephone system for ‘paging’. Microphones at fwd and aft consoles are to be hands free
type.
624. Thermometer (Dial Type)

One (1) unit of local & remote reading (in wheelhouse) seawater thermometer is to be
provided.
625. Anemometer
One (1) 0-100 mph anemometer comprising transmitter and receiver of the dial type shall
be installed.
626. SSB radio / Telephone

One (1) set of fully synthesized MF/HF single side-band (SSB) transceiver, 400 watts
including microphone, including antenna, coupler, whip antenna control and coaxial cable.
Unit shall be suitable for 230V AC, MAKE: FURUNO or equal.
627. Alarm System (General)

Vessel shall be equipped with a General Alarm System capable of being activated from a
minimum of three separate locations on board the vessel, WH, ECR and aft deck , with a
slave unit in Master’s cabin.
628. Thrust Direction Indicator

One (1) for each propeller and each bow and stern thrusters at both the control consoles.
629. Binoculars
Two (2) normal ship binocular sets; 7 x 50
630. Owner required equipment in addition to GMDSS.
1. 2 nos. wall/panel mounted VHF – Sailor RT2048. These shall be programmed to
Charterer’s frequencies. One each shall be mounted at the forward and aft console.
2. 1 no. wall/panel mounted VHF – Sailor RT2048, programmed to Charterer’s
frequencies and mounted in the hospital for communication to shore based doctors. One
slave unit shall be in Master’s cabin.
3. 1 no. wall/panel mounted VHF – Sailor RT2048, programmed to Charterer’s
frequencies and mounted in the ‘Fast rescue boat’ in water tight container.
4. 4 nos. VHF radio portable (Intrinsically safe, having 10 channels) – To be
programmed to Charterer’s frequencies as below. Standard channels should also be
available. Spare batteries and chargers shall be provided for each set. Charger for one set
shall be provided in the ECR. Internal antenna wiring shall be provided in the ECR, in
Engine room, and in steering gear room.

1. 157.475 MHZ - Wx1

2. 162.850 MHZ - Wx3
3. 158.1 MHZ - Wx4
4. 158.500 MHZ - Wx5
Other channels of these walkie talkie sets shall be standard marine channels including
channels 6, 14, 69, 17, 16, 13, 15. Handsfree attachment (clip on PTT) shall be supplied.
Walkie talkie sets shall have carrying case with shoulder strap.
5. Wall/panel mounted Aero band VHF – To be programmed to Charterer’s
frequencies for helicopter operations. This shall be provided at the aft console in
wheelhouse.
6. Marine auto-telephone exchange – All living, working spaces, machinery spaces,
galley, mess rooms, recreation rooms shall be provided with telephone facility for two-way
communication. 100% spare capacity shall be provided in the telephone exchange. Also
see cl. 607.
7. Talk back and PA system – Hands free ‘Talk back and PA system’ system with
Master and slave controls at forward and aft consoles in wheelhouse shall be provided.
This system shall be connected to all Alleyways, working areas, open decks, etc. Also see
cl. 623.

SECTION 7 – MACHINERY
700. General - Machinery
Propulsion is to be provided by two uni-directional marine diesel engines arranged to supply
power independently via reduction gearboxes through twin propeller shafts to two
controllable pitch propellers fitted in Kort nozzles.
All main and auxiliary machinery is to be rated for continuous maximum output under
tropical conditions as described in cl. 114..
Manoeuvring control of the propulsion units, propellers and gearboxes is to be provided from
two stations in the wheelhouse along with relevant indicators, one forward and one aft.
Diesel engines are to have NOX certification in accordance with Classification Society Rules.
Joystick control, integrating the main engines (CPP), independent steering gear,
bow and stern thrusters, is to be provided.
Two (2) independent propulsion plants, each unit shall consist of:
• One (1) Main Engine
• One (1) Controllable Pitch Propeller with fixed / Azimuthing nozzle
The entire propulsion plant is to be designed, constructed and installed according to the
rules and requirements of Classification Society, IMO and National Societies.
Exhaust gas emission limitations, according to IMO, shall be noted as well as measures for
seagoing vessels for the prevention of marine pollution by oil, sewage and garbage in
conformity with MARPOL 73/78.
701. Main Engines

Two (2) single-acting, medium speed, four stroke, non-reversible, trunk piston type, marine
diesel engines with exhaust turbo charging and charge air-cooled are to be provided.
Complete engine cooling shall be provided by freshwater. Each engine is to be of compressed
air-starting system.
All coolers are to have 25% fouling margin above rated capacity.
Each engine is to be provided with one (1) P.T.O. at front end of about 1200KW to drive a
fire pump / Shaft Generator via a step-up gearbox to match the RPM of the fire pump &
Shaft Generator complete with isolating clutch. L. O. Priming pump and preheating device for
main engines are to be provided.
Each engine to be about 2750 KW continuous rated and is to be coupled to one (1)
Controllable Pitch Propeller Unit via a reduction gear or directly to Azimuth CPP
The engine shall comply with the latest IMO requirement for NOx emission and shall be
supplied with EIAPP certificate.
702. Gearbox
Each of the main engine to drive the propeller through a marine reduction gear. Gear ratio is
to match the engine for appropriate propeller. Gearboxes are to have built in hydraulic
clutches. Rotation configuration shall be made to ensure correct propeller rotation direction.
Each gearbox should have a vertical offset power take off (PTO) to drive shaft alternator ( in
case of conventional CPP) All alarms and safety requirements as per class and in accordance
with good Shipbuilding practice are to be provided.
Electric driven standby gearbox lub oil pump shall be provided for each gearbox. The pump
shall start automatically in the event of low lub oil pressure. A visual and audible warning
alarm in ECR & Wheel House shall be provided.
In case of Azimuth CPP, The Engine PTO drives a single input, dual out put step up gear box
to drive both the shaft generator and Fire Pump. The gear box to have independent cluth for
engaging the Shaft Generator and Fire Pump.

702.A. CPP System

Automatic starting standby pump for each shaft line with audio visual alarm, when standby
comes into operation in the event of low lub oil pressure, shall be provided. Additionally a
hand operated pump, for each shafting system, shall be provided for emergency.
703. Shafting (Stern Gear)

Each of the forged steel tail shafts is to be sized 2mm in excess of Classification minimum
requirements. Shaft coupling between intermediate shaft (if provided) and propeller shaft
is to be of the split coupling type to facilitate withdrawal of shaft in to the dry-dock. Shaft
earthing shall be provided. Mechanical means to arrest shaft trailing to be provided. Shaft
brake with interlock with ME starting shall be provided.
The Builder shall furnish and install a complete twin-screw controllable pitch propeller
system.
Propeller blades and hubs will be in Ni-Al bronze or equal . The blades will be designed for
operation in fixed nozzles. The entire CP propeller system is to be designed, built and
installed to meet Classification standards.
Changing of propeller blades should be possible in dry dock, without withdrawing the shaft
fully.
Rotation of propellers will be arranged with due consideration of specified performance of the
vessel.
Remote temperature monitoring shall be provided for all bearings of the shafting system.
Propeller shaft brackets are to be of “Y” type fabricated of MS. Upper part to support shaft aft
bossing and lower part to prevent wires entering nozzle thus protecting propellers.
Stainless steel net cutters and MS rope guards shall be provided.
703A. Stern tubes ( Conventional CPP)

Two fabricated mild steel stern tubes are to be supplied and fitted, secured at the bulkhead
and at the “Y” frame boss. Each is to be fitted with white metal lined bushes, and arranged
for oil lubrication. The stern tubes are to be fitted with simplex seals. ’
Two (2) stern tube oil tanks are to be fitted and arranged, one to feed each tube by gravity.
The tanks are to have air release arrangements, an oil level gauge, and low-level alarm.
Temperature monitoring shall be provided for stern tube bearings, fwd and aft seals. A drain
tank of about 2 m3 storage capacity shall be provided in the DB for emptying the oil from
stern tube systems. The tank shall be connected to LO purifier for ‘closed loop’ purification.
Emptying out of tank shall be done by sludge pump. Suitable spectacle blanks shall be
provided, as necessary, to prevent accidental contamination/drainage.
703B. Propellers
Two (2) four bladed controllable pitch propellers are to be installed, operating in fixed
nozzles.
Propeller material to be of approved nickel aluminium bronze and are to be manufactured to
ISO/TC 8 Class II standard and statically balanced.
Propellers are to be designed to give speed performance and bollard pull as specified.
One (1) set of spare propeller blades, one LH and one RH to be provided.
All relevant tools for opening of blades, seals and couplings shall be provided.
704. Remote Control (Manoeuvring and control equipment)
¾ Control & Monitoring system

A control and monitoring system, as required for UMS notation, shall be provided in ECR
with group extension alarms in Bridge, Mess Room, CE’s cabin and 2nd. Engr’s cabin with a
selector switch in ECR for the extension alarms. The system is to be interfaced with
machinery data logger and recording system.

¾ Control consoles in bridge

Forward and aft engine manoeuvring control console to be installed at the bridge and
fitted with all required instruments. Main engines shall be controlled remotely by
electrical power from the wheelhouse including all safety features for safe operation of the
vessel from the wheelhouse. The command, control, monitoring and communication
systems will be completely duplicated on forward and aft consoles. All instruments used
on the aft console shall be suitable for operating the vessel when looking aft. These shall
be mirror images of the instruments fitted on forward console.
¾ An integrated joystick control system is to be provided at both forward and
aft control station to the controllable pitch propellers, rudders and thrusters, with selector
switch.
¾ Engine & pitch movement recorder shall be provided at the wheelhouse and
engine data recorder (log printer) and alarm logger shall be provided in the ECR. The data
logger system shall have power backup from UPS.
“”Supply by Maker’s propulsion package complete with all necessary interfacing.

Necessary inter locks to be provided for operating the shaft alternator. Back up provision
for operating the CPP in case of failure are to be provided at both the consoles.
705. Generators - Main
The electrical power is to be supplied by three (3) diesel-driven generators and two (2)
shaft driven alternators. The diesel generators in the engine room shall be driven by
three (3) water-cooled marine diesel engines. Starting of engines is to be by compressed
air using air start motors coupled to flywheel. All accessories shall be in accordance with
the Classification Society.
Generators are to be designed for parallel operation. Provision for auto start, auto load
sharing and auto synchronisation to be provided. The cooling of engines shall be done by
individual heat exchangers cooled by LT water of central cooling system.
The diesel engines and generators are to be fitted on a common foundation, which is to be
resiliently mounted. Alternators to have bearings at both ends.
Shaft generators shall be capable of parallel operation individually with main generators
Inter-changeability of shaft generators and thrusters shall be arranged in such way that
either of the thrusters can be run by either of the shaft alternators and from main diesel
generators. Transient paralleling is to be provided between the shaft generators. The Main
generators and Shaft Generators will be capable of continuous parallel operation with each
other.
• Diesel Generators
Voltage : 415 V, 3 phases
Frequency : 50 Hz
Output of each set : 400 KW
• Shaft Alternators
Voltage : 415 V, 3 phases
Frequency : 50 Hz
Output of each set : 1200 KW
Shipyard to submit ME power balance chart and electric load chart before placing order for
DG sets and shaft alternators.
The three DG sets are to be able to operate in parallel, for automatic load sharing /
transfer and while supplying to BT or ST.
.

Basic Design Characteristics:

• Heat exchanger cooled
• Compressed air start using air start motors coupled to flywheel.
• 4 stroke
• Engine mounted L.O, fresh water, fuel oil and raw water pumps
• Independent L.O. and fresh water heaters
• Local start and remote start from ECR
• Resilient mounting
For alarms, safeguards and instrumentation see separate clauses.
706. Generator - Emergency
One (1) SOLAS compliant, diesel-driven emergency generator with air-cooled radiator
system and to be of electric-start type shall be provided in the Emergency Generator
Room located on the main deck and to be readily accessible from the open deck.
Emergency hand hydraulic starting arrangement shall be provided.
The emergency genset room is to be well insulated and the generator is to be mounted on
resilient foundations to minimize noise and vibration.
The capacity of generator is to be sufficient to supply all emergency and harbour loads as
required.
Output: 415V, 50Hz, 3 phase, 0.8 pf, 120 KW (approximately)
Should cater for the dead ship start arrangement, emergency steering, emergency lighting,
and back up power supply for the search light and flood lights etc.
All necessary arrangements in accordance with Rules and Requirements are to be provided.
Diesel oil service tank for the emergency generator set shall be fitted with high & low level
alarms. Tank shall be filled up by the FO transfer pump. FO overflow shall be taken to
designated overflow tank.
707. Bow & Stern Thruster Units

Two (2) transverse bow, and one transverse stern thruster unit are to be fitted with a
power of approximately each 500 KW Continuous rated (8 T thrust approx).
The units to be driven by electric motors and complete with controllable pitch propeller,
powered by electric power from shaft alternators.
Control of both thrusters shall be from all control positions in wheelhouse. Bow & Stern
thrusters are to be interlocked during fire-fighting operations, if necessary.
One propeller blade for the identical thrusters shall be provided as spare.
Emergency starting and control should be available locally in the B/T and S/T
compartments respectively.
707. A Pumps
• All centrifugal pumps shall preferably be of vertical type. For all seawater
pumps (excluding the Fifi pump), the casings shall be of bronze, impeller of bronze,
shafts of stainless steel with mechanical seals. Following spares shall be provided for each
pump.
1. One Mechanical seal
2. One set of mouth rings
Builder shall provide numbers, capacities, NPSH charts and detailed specification of pumps
for each system including standby pumps for the main engines &, diesel generators.
All pumps shall have locally mounted starter panels with ammeter, running / stop
indication lights. Remote start / stop panel with selector switch and running / stop
indication lights shall be provided in ECR.

708. Fuel Oil Transfer Pump

One (1) gear pump is to be provided for fuel oil transfer. Pump is to have a cast iron body
with alloy steel rotor and shaft. Pump to have a capacity of 10M3 per hour against a
discharge head of 15M.
Pump is to be directly coupled to a 3 Phase, 50 Hz, 415 V motor complete with locally
mounted starter. The pump and motor are to be mounted on a combined base plate.
Pump to have one remote stop outside engine room. The FO transfer pump shall be wired
for auto start and stop. Running/stop indications shall be provided in the ECR
708 A Cargo oil transfer pump – Two (2) gear pump is to be provided for pumping of diesel oil
cargo. The pump shall have cast iron body with alloy steel rotor and shaft. Pump to have
a capacity of 100M3 (Minimum) per hour against a discharge head of about 75M. A local
and remote reading flow meter capable of being used for filling and transfer is to be
provided. Remote reading display shall be provided in ECR & W/H.
Pump is to be directly coupled to a 3 Phase, 50 Hz, and 415 V motor complete with locally
mounted starter. The pump and motor are to be mounted on a combined base plate.
Pump to have remote stop outside engine room, on main deck and in ECR with
running/stop indication. Remote Start & stop panel with illuminated indication shall be
provided at the aft console in W/H.
The FO transfer and FO cargo systems are to be interconnected.
709. Liquid Mud / Brine Pumps

Two (2) Centrifugal pumps ( Mission Magnum) are to be provided each of about 100 M3/hr
(Minimum) at about 75 Mwc. The pumps shall provide for re-circulation for the contents
in the tank to maintain its homogeneity. These pumps shall be of screw type, suitable for
pumping mud. The pumps shall be provided with local start & stop panels with
running/stop indication provided in the ECR.
710. Bilge and Ballast Pump

One (1) self-priming centrifugal pump is to be provided for the above duty, being
complete with 3 Phase 50 Hz, 415 Volts motor and locally mounted starter. The pump is
to have a capacity of about 60 M3/hr at about 45M head and is to be complete with
suction and discharge pressure gauges.
The pump casing and impeller are to be of Bronze and shaft of stainless steel, the glands
to be of mechanical seal type.
711. G.S. and Fire Pump
One (1) General Service and fire pump, connected to bilge, ballast and fire system. Pump
to act as standby for, air-conditioning and refrigeration cooling. Pump to be identical to
bilge/ballast pump and cross connected to perform such duties and Vice-versa.
712. Potable Water Cargo Pump
Two (2) centrifugal pump, electric motor driven 415 volts 3 phase 50 Hz with locally
mounted starter and capacity of about 100m3/hr when discharging at about 75m head to
be provided for fresh water duties. The pump casing is to be of cast iron, shaft of stainless
steel and Impeller of bronze. Mechanical seals and adjustable relief valves are to be
provided. A local and remote reading flow meter capable of being used for filling and
discharge is to be provided. Pump to have remote start/stop in ECR with running/stop
indication. Remote Start & stop panel with illuminated indication shall be provided at the
aft console in W/H.
712A. Drill Water Cargo Pump
Two (2) centrifugal pump, electric motor driven 415 volts 3 phase 50 Hz with locally
mounted starter and capacity of about 100m3/hr when discharging at about 75m head to
be provided for fresh water duties. The pump casing is to be of cast iron, shaft of stainless
steel and Impeller of bronze. Mechanical seals and adjustable relief valves are to be
provided. A local and remote reading flow meter capable of being used for filling and

discharge is to be provided. Pump to have remote start/stop in ECR with running/stop

indication. Remote Start & stop panel with illuminated indication shall be provided at the
aft console in W/H.
713. Pressure Set - F.W.
One (1) Fresh water pressure set complete with motor driven Hydrophore pump 3m3/h at
45m and one (1) pressure tank of about 300 litres with maximum working pressure 2.2 –
4 kg/cm2 with pressure relief valve.
714. Pressure Set – S.W.
One (1) Salt Water pressure set identical to F.W. Pressure Set. Pump casing, impeller to
be bronze and shaft to be stainless steel. The SW and FW pressure pumps to be cross
connected with spectacle flange.
715. Pressure Set Standby Pump
One (1) pressure set standby pump, identical to above shall be adjacently mounted to FW
pressure pump.
716. L.O. Transfer Pump
One (1) horizontal gear / screw pump of capacity 5 M3/hr at 25M head, 415V, 3 phase, 50
Hz is to be provided for LO system.
717. Sludge Transfer/Dirty Oil Pump
One electric driven horizontal positive displacement type screw pump, with rubber stator,
installed in the engine room and shall deliver 5 M3/hr at 25 M head, complete with electric
heating coil for the tank and / suction line with recirculation arrangement. The bilge lines
and sea suction lines shall be connected to this pump. The discharge shall be led to bilge
holding tank and to deck connection.
718. L.O. Purifier & Diesel Oil Purifier
One (1) electrical centrifugal lube oil purifier (identical to fuel oil purifier) complete with
electric heater. L.O Purification system shall be from M/E sumps and from L.O. settling
tank.
One (1) electrical centrifugal diesel oil purifier, capacity about 1350 litres/hr. D.O
Purification system to be from settling tank to daily tanks. Both the LO & DO purifiers shall
be provided with appropriate controls for ‘automatic’ operation. The fault alarms of purifier
shall be connected to central alarm and monitoring system. The sludge tanks for each
purifier shall be located below them above the DB tanks. The sludge tanks will manually
drain in to the dirty oil tank. Overflow from sludge tanks shall be lead to dirty oil tank.
Arrangements for draining the water from sludge tank to bilges shall be provided thorugh
funnel and appropriate piping.
719. Oily Bilge Separator
One (1) MARPOL standard oily water separator complete with pump and oily water
discharge alarm, automatic cut off valve or stopping arrangement etc. is to be fitted.
Capacity 1 M3/hr with oil content less than 15 ppm.
720. S.W. Cooling Pump For Aircon And Refrigeration Plant
Two (2) each self-priming centrifugal S.W. circulating pump of suitable capacity,
electrically driven is to be fitted to serve air-conditioning and refrigeration system. Pump
casing is to be of Bronze. Standby duties to be carried out by G.S. pump.
721. Engine Cooling System
The main engines are to be heat exchanger cooled. The following equipment to be
supplied (per ship):
• Engine mounted F.W. pumps (one kit pump to be provided as required by class)
• Electric S.W. pump (emergency by G.S. pump)
• F.W. compensation tanks
• Heat exchangers to be of plate coolers type.
The auxiliary diesel engines are to be heat exchanger cooled:

One (1) F.W. kit pump and one SW kit pump is to be provided for each engine and one
spare.
In the Engine cooling system cooler back flushing and cathodic protection shall be
provided for the connecting joints at the dissimilar metal flange of cooler.
The cooling water systems of main engines, diesel generators, cement compressors and
hydraulic systems will be integrated with the central cooling system as described in clause
506 of the specification.
722. Air Compressors - Starting Air
Two (2) sets of starting-air compressor, being air-cooled and electric driven, direct-
coupled type, shall be installed onboard. The capacity of each unit is to be according to
the regulations and main engine maker requirement. The compressors shall be direct
driven by 415V, 3 phase 50Hz electric motor through a flexible coupling.
• One (1) of the compressor to be supplied with alternate source of power from
emergency generator for dead ship start.
An additional control air bottle c/w control panel, filter, oil and moisture removal shall be
provided for the control air system.
Compressor and motor shall be mounted on a common skid/foundation with resilient
mounting.
Air compressors to have automatic start/stop with pre selection switch.
722A. Starting Air Receiver
Two (2) sets of starting-air receiver with sufficient volume and necessary fittings shall be
provided. Pipes and air bottles shall be designed according to the regulations. The pipes are
to be of seamless steel pipes with suitable connection.
Timer operated, solenoid valve controlled, automatic condensate drain system, with manual
bypass, shall be provided from both air receivers. Isolating valves shall be provided before
the solenoid valves. The drains shall be piped in to splash protected open funnels and lead to
nearest bilge well.
723. Lifting Equipment

Lifting beams are to be fitted over each main engine and diesel alternator set to facilitate
lifting of cylinder covers, liners, pistons, etc. Lifting arrangements are to be provided over
major items of auxiliary machinery. All these are to be tested and certified for their SWL
by the classification society.
724. Steering Gear ( For Conventional CPP)
Two (2) completely independent, electro-hydraulic steering gears, capable of 2 x 45 deg.
System to be completely independent complete with two pumps for each steering gear
system. One of these pumps for each steering gear system shall be supplied from the
emergency generator via emergency switchboard. Bedplates, actuator, locking valve,
solenoid valve, filter, motor, starter, steering column, steering switch and other necessary
fittings are to be provided. Two (2) rudder indicators of Panorama/dial type are to be
fitted on/above the aft console in W/H at eye level. Two (2) panorama type helm
indicators will be fitted above the forward console. Mechanical stoppers are to be
provided at the side of each tiller.
Steering gear control is to be from forward and aft consoles in wheelhouse. Aft indicators
should be suitable for operating facing aft. The system shall be interfaced with ‘Joystick’
control. Selector switches for FFU, NFU, Synchro etc. shall be provided at both consoles.
725. Minor Tanks
The following minor tanks are to be sited in the engine room and arranged with all
necessary filling, drain and outlet connections, air pipes, manholes, level indicators etc.

2- daily service oil fuel header tanks, each sufficient for 24 hours running of two main
engines and one generator. At least one (preferably two) settling tanks, each of about 20
M3 capacity shall be provided for diesel fuel. The transfer pump shall be arranged for
automatic start/stop operation depending on the tank level.
Built in clean lubricating oil storage tank (as per section 505)
2- fresh water header tanks for main engines
1- stern tube lube oil storage tank
2- stern lube oil header tanks
1- Dirty oil/sludge tank
1- Header tank for LO Purification
1- Tank for each grade of oil used on the vessel.
726. Floor Plates, Handrails And Gratings

Ladders and gratings are to be furnished to provide adequate access to equipment,
handrails and stanchions being fitted as required.
Floor plates are to be fitted in Engine room, bow thruster room and stern thruster room
around all equipment and extend to ship sides or bulkheads as far as practicable.
Floor plates are to be 5mm thick chequered steel plate. They are to be supported on
angle steel supports and are to be removable for access to tank tops and are to be
provided with lifting holes. The arrangement is to be of sufficient strength to support
machinery components during inspection and maintenance.
Shallow coamings are to be provided where necessary around openings in floor plates.
Handrails and stanchion are to be arranged as required.
Raised platforms, for maintenance and operation of machinery, shall be provided as
necessary.
727. Ventilation
Engine room : Two(2) forced supply (reversible)
& natural exhaust. Additionally, one forced draft fan shall be provided for exhaust.
Wash places and Galley : Forced exhaust and natural supply
Bow Thruster, Stern Thruster
and cement tank compartment: Forced supply and natural exhaust
The exhaust / supply fans & ducts shall be so designed that the room temperatures in the
machinery spaces, including thrusters and cement rooms will not rise more than 5 degree
Celsius above the ambient temperature.
728. Engine Exhausts
The system is to consist of the following elements:
¾ Two (2) exhaust gas silencers, being able to suppress noise by about 25
dBA and equipped with spark arrestor and suitable for oil field operation
¾ Exhaust gas supports to be provided by flexible suspensions. The exhaust
pipe supports, immediately after the turbo chargers shall be of rigid type.
¾ Two (2) exhaust gas compensators, stainless steel construction, after turbo
charger and also where necessary
¾ Insulations to be equipped with stainless steel sheet covering
¾ Drains
¾ External spark arresters shall be provided on all exhaust pipes of diesel
engines

729. Sewage Treatment Plant

One (1) Sewage Treatment Plant of approved type suitable for 40 men capacity, to comply
with MARPOL Regulations. The common fault of this system shall be connected to the
central alarm system.
Sewage holding tank of sufficient capacity (20 m3) and appropriate pumping
arrangements shall be provided in the Double bottom, adjacent to sewage treatment
plant. Pumping out arrangement from sewage holding tank shall be by an eductor driven
from GS pump system. A high level alarm shall be provided. Washing arrangement from
GS pump shall also be provided for this tank.
730. Stand By Pumps

Stand-by/Kit pump for Main Engines and Auxiliary diesel engines are to be provided, as
required by class.
731. Emergency Fire Pump
One (1) electric motor driven emergency fire pump is to be provided. It is to be of self-
priming, centrifugal type with a capacity 25m3/hr at 45m head or as per SOLAS / Class
requirement.
732. Running hour meters

Running hour meters shall be provided for all machinery, including pumps, blowers, main
& auxiliary engines, all compressors for air, refrigerant, etc.
733 Incinerator
Incinerator with rotary cup burner with facility for independent and simultaneous
continuous burning of solid and liquid waste. The system to consist of necessary pumps,
valves, pipe lines, blowers, tank etc. and can be from Team Tec , Volcano, Atlas or similar.
Capacity of incinerator shall not be less than 55 litres per hour. A dirty oil settling tank of
about 5 m3 capacity with level alarms and pump stop shall be provided above incinerator
level for gravity feeding to incinerator.
734. Tank level alarms
Following tanks shall be provided with tank level alarms. The alarm shall be connected to
ships central alarm system.
1. Sewage holding tank – LAH
2. Dirty oil tank – LAH
3. Designated Fuel oil overflow tank - LAH
4. Sludge tanks for FO & LO purifiers - LAH
5. All expansion tanks – LAL
6. Stern tube header tank – LAL
7. Stern tube forward seal – LAL
8. CPP tank –LAL
9. All DB tanks used for fuel tanks - LAH

SECTION 8 – ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

800. General
The electrical installation is to be made in accordance with the requirements of the
Classification Society and IEC latest regulation. All electrical equipment shall be constructed
of durable flame retarding, non-hydroscopic materials, which shall not be subject to
deterioration in the atmosphere and at the temperature to which it is likely to be exposed.
All conductors, switchgear and accessories shall be of such size as to be capable of carrying
the maximum current, which can normally flow through them without their respective ratings
being exceeded.
Insulating materials and insulated windings shall be resistant to moisture, sea air and oil
vapour in tropical conditions. The design of all equipment shall provide for accessibility to
parts requiring inspection.
Enclosing cases for electrical equipment, junction boxes etc. to be of adequate mechanical
strength and rigidity to protect the contents and to prevent distortion under all likely
conditions of service.
Where necessary all electrical equipment shall be suitably suppressed to satisfactory radio
operation.
All indication lamps, As far as possible should be of LED type of about 8-10 mm size. General
colour code to be adopted (Red, amber, green).
Specification/brochures of all wires, cables and fittings intended for use on the vessel shall
be submitted to the site representative of owner’s for approval prior ordering.
801. System Of Supply

• 415 Volts, 3 Phase, 50 Hz - for power.
• 230 Volts, 1 Phase, 50 Hz - for general lighting, emergency lighting, navigational
lighting and power less than 3 KW.
• 24V D.C - for alarms, controls, radio and navigation aids.
• 415/230V, 3 Phase, 50 Hz emergency generator for emergency lighting,
navigational lighting, communication, alarms and steering gear system, Harbour loads,
one main air compressor, Domestic FW & SW pumps, welding transformer, and workshop
equipment.
• In addition to 230V, 1 phase, 50 Hz electrical sockets, 2 nos. 110V, 1 phase, 50 Hz
sockets shall be provided in the workshop, and on the main deck. The sockets are to be
different type from the 230 V sockets, to prevent accidental wrong plugging.
802. Power Supply
AC System
The electrical generation plant on board this vessel comprises:
Two (2) – 1200 KW, 415V, 3 phase, 50 Hz, 0.8 PF alternator P.T.O. from main engine
Three (3) – 400 KW, 415V, 3 phase, 50 Hz, 0.8 PF alternator driven by auxiliary diesel
engines.
Each main generator shall be capable of taking entire electrical load of the vessel during
cruising. Redundancy of one diesel generator (out of three) is to be ensured during all
working conditions of the vessel (Cruising, harbour operation, platform operation, Fire
fighting operation, etc)
The auxiliary diesel engine driven alternator sets are able to run in parallel and
continuously when required. The generator sets must therefore be suitable for parallel
operation and must be completed with necessary control kits for continuous parallel
operation and auto load sharing in proportion to their capacity.
The shaft generators shall be capable of continuous parallel operation with main
generators and between shaft alternators for a period of 30 minutes for load transfer. A
tiebreaker is to be provided between the MSB and the common bus bars of shaft
generators. The shaft generators shall supply the MSB during cruising.

i) Two (2) 35 KVA, 50Hz, 415/220V step-down transformers Delta-Delta connected. In

addition, a third unit will be provided as ‘spare’ if required by Classification.
ii) 3 nos. reefer connections (for refrigerated containers) are to be provided on the main
deck. Capacity of each reefer socket shall be 35 Amperes 5 pin type (3P+1N+1E). Reefer
sockets are to be of standard universal type.
iii) All electrical sockets/plugs etc, shall be of British type.
iv) 3 Nos 30 m length cable with 5 pin male and female sockets on either side to be
provided.
Emergency Supply:
One (1) 120KW output diesel driven emergency generator to be provided c/w an
independent day tank for at last 18 hours continuous running. Emergency generator to
have sufficient capacity to cater for emergency lights, navigation lights, flood lights,
search lights, intercom system, navigation aids, fire detection and alarm system and aldis
light for 18 hours. This generator sets should be able to take the entire harbour load
(without cargo operations) when feeding to MSB and shall be arranged with independent
automatic battery/air starting in the event the main power supply fails.
Shore Supply:
A 200 Amp T.P 415/3/50, 3-wire watertight shore supply complete with kwh, phase
meter, connection box, sequence indicator, circuit breaker and connected to the main
switchboard. One length of 30m cable c/w terminal connections is to be supplied, to
connect between the shore & shore connection. The shore connection box to be placed on
the main deck within the superstructure and connected to shore supply through watertight
bulkhead opening.
The shore connection box is to include:
• Ammeter
• Voltmeter
• Power Indicator Light
• Phase Indicator
• Frequency meter
D.C Supply:
i) The 24V DC supply is to be obtained from 1 bank of 200AH, 24V DC regulated output
transformer/rectifier with the input coming from the main switchboard. A second unit is to
be provided as ‘spare’ to meet classification requirements.
ii) (Emergency generator is auto starting) A 24V DC supply for the radio is to be
obtained from 2 banks of 24V, 200AH batteries via the radio battery-charging panel.
iii) One (1) 40A, 24V DC output static battery charger to be provided.
803. Switchboard - Main

The main switchboard shall be of opened hinged front and opened back screw type and
arranged in the engine room. A fixed louver complete with fine insect netting shall be
installed in the back plate.
It shall be fitted with copper bus bars at the upper rear part of the switchboard, moulded
case circuit breakers, voltmeters, ammeters, frequency meter and earthing for controlling
the entire A.C. system. For generator protection the generator circuit breakers shall have
under voltage trip inverse time over current and instantaneous trip devices. Synchronising
equipment for Auto and manual parallel operation of diesel driven generators shall be
installed with synchronising lamps, digital synchroscope (LED), selector switch for
generators, dual frequency and voltage meter, governor motor switch etc.
Auto load sharing and auto starting, in case of unstable bus, of the first standby generator
and if failed should start the second standby generator. An alarm for the low busload and a
switch for auto load sharing are to be incorporated. Shaft alternators shall be capable of
running in parallel with the DG sets for short duration to facilitate transfer of loads. In
addition to under voltage and over current relays, a reverse power relay for trip shall be
provided. Earth test arrangement to be provided.

Care is to be taken for appropriate arrangement of switches, fuses, protections and control
equipment to ensure ease of maintenance and operation.
Interlocking between shore power connection and shaft, main generators shall be fitted. An
earthing indication light and testing switch shall be fitted and also a selector switch for
ammeter and voltmeter.
The internal wiring of the switchboard shall be carried out in EPR insulated wire to
Classification and specification with a maximum operating temperature and having the
following insulation grades:
• Power Cables: 660 volts
• Control Cables: 250 volts
On completion of manufacture the switchboard shall be subject to an electrical voltage
test of 2000 volts at a frequency between 25 to 100 cycles in accordance with
Classification requirements.
All necessary detailed drawings and material list shall be submitted to the Owner’s
Representative (two sets) for approval prior to commencement with manufacturing of the
switchboard.
A rubber-insulating mat of 2000V shall be laid full length in front of and behind the MSB,
ESB, and starter panel of bow/stern thrusters. It shall have a minimum width of 600 mm
and thickness of 12 mm.
All components throughout the switchboard shall be provided with white-black-white
triplicate nameplates clearly indicating the components service and normal full load
current ratings. The plates shall be secured with brass pins or screws.
An insulated handrail shall be fitted to the front of the switchboard; it shall be at a
convenient height and run the full length of the switchboard.
Voltage, frequency and ammeter shall also be provided in the shore supply section of the
MSB.
Operation
The design shall ensure that, during the cruising, the electrical equipment can be fed
either by main generators or by the shaft generator (s).
The necessary arrangement shall be made to guarantee an uninterrupted operation of all
essential consumers in case that the loads have to be taken over by stand-by generator.
In harbour, emergency diesel generator or shore connection box with 415 V, 3 phases, 50
Hz, shall feed the electrical equipment instead.
804. Switchboard - Emergency
One (1) emergency switchboard similar in construction to main AC switchboard and shall be
fed via a bus tie cable from main switchboard in normal operating conditions for the control
of one (1) 120KW, 415V/3 Ph/50 Hz/3 wire, radiator-cooled diesel engine driven alternator
set. During normal operation the emergency switchboard shall receive power from the main
switchboard. Distribution of electrical power shall be made available both at 415V and at
230V levels. The 230V distribution shall be derived from a 415/230V transformer.
805. Switchboard - 24v D.C

The 24 volt D.C. switchboard shall be provided for battery charging and distribution of DC
sources. It shall be equipped with all necessary voltmeters, ammeters, isolation, changeover
and selector switches for battery charging and circuit breakers, as required.
A dummy push button switch to simulate power failure shall be incorporated.
24 V DC Switchboard will serve for the following
• 24 V DC consumers
• 24 V DC radio battery charging panel

806. Cable Installation

All cables shall be EPR/XLPE insulated PVC sheathed or equivalent and subject to acceptance
by Classification. Main power cables in ER and exposed deck, where exposed to damage, are
to be armoured type and PVC outer sheathed or taken through steel conduits.
Care shall be exercised in the run of all cables to avoid areas of excessive temperature,
action from condensed moisture or drip and protected from risk of mechanical damage.
When required, the water tightness of the cable ends situated below the bulkhead deck shall
be ensured by appropriate means at the time of installation.
Normally cable runs shall not include joints. If a joint is absolutely necessary or desirable, it
shall be carried out in a suitable box of such design that the conductors remain properly
insulated and protected from atmosphere action, and fitted with terminals and rectangular
bus bar.
In toilet and washroom areas as far as practicable only cables absolutely necessary for the
supply of equipment used in these spaces shall be permitted.
All cables to be regularly colour coded or labelled.
Penetration of watertight decks and bulkhead shall be effected in watertight manner. Lighter
individual stuffed glands or boxes containing several cables and filled with fire retarding
packing shall be used for this purpose.
Passage of cables through tanks must be avoided and if essentially required then same to be
taken through sealed conduits.
807. Cable Colours

Vessel current carrying parts of different polarity shall be clearly marked with internationally
accepted distinguishing colours, for guidance as follows:
RED : PHASE ONE
YELLOW : PHASE TWO
BLUE : PHASE THREE
808. Cable Tray/Supports

Cables within machinery spaces shall be secured by approved type saddles onto perforated
galvanised steel tray/galv’d cable ladder.
In accommodation spaces, cables shall be run behind panelling in horizontal or vertical run in
an orderly manner and clipped to straps welded to frames. Where it is not practical to run
cable behind panelling the cable shall be covered with battens.
Cables subject to weather or mechanical damage shall be run suitably supported in conduit
pipe with welded unions. Pipe shall be smooth on the interior and not subject to
deterioration from the effects of moisture. The pipes shall have their ends shaped or bushed
in such a way as not to damage the cable covering. The pipes shall be mechanically and
electrically connected to terminating boxes.
809. Electric Distribution

Distribution shall be by the three wires with neutral earthed system.
Distribution of power throughout the vessel shall be generally as described.
810. Distribution Boards

Distribution boards situated in Accommodation spaces shall be installed in an easy accessible
manner.
Outgoing circuits, shall be fitted with nameplates indicating the circuits, maximum amps, and
rating of fuse fitted.
A.C. and D.C. distribution boards are to be double pole type.
Power and lighting distribution boards in number and size as necessary.
811. Switch Panels
Switch panels shall be sited at the wheelhouse and all outgoing circuits fitted with
nameplates indicating the circuits.
Radio Switch Panel (24V D.C.)

The radio switch panel shall be powered from the radio battery via the radio-charging panel.
It shall be fitted with indication lights, ampere and voltage meters, fuses, circuit breakers
and alarm indicator.
Navigation Light Switch Panel (24V D.C.)
This panel shall be fitted with a built-in transformer rectifier of 230V AC/24V DC indicators,
switches, buzzers, fuses, failure alarm indicator and changeover switch. Main supply is
obtained from 230/1/50A.C supply and emergency from the main batteries.
812. Motors
All motors shall be suitable for working in climatic conditions and in accordance with the
requirements of Classification.
Generators and motors in excess of 50 KW shall have built in space heaters.
813. Motor Starters

All motor starters to be suitable for marine use and provided with single phasing overload
protection and running indication. The starters are to be of magnetically operated type.
All motor starters shall be tested in accordance with Classification.
All motor starters shall be enclosed in 16 SWG quality bright mild steel cases. The applied
paint shall be treated in accordance with Classification Regulation.
All cut-outs and door edges shall be suitably sealed with gaskets, ensuring that the case is
both dustproof and water jet proof.
Every starter shall have the load break insulator mechanically interlocked with the case
door, ensuring power is off when door is opened.
All outgoing cable terminations shall be located above in removable gland plate located in
the base of the case thus providing ready access to terminals and glands.
A starter shall be provided for all electric motor of 0.5 hp and above.
Motors up to 5KW rating shall be started by means of a ‘DIRECT ON LINE’ type starter.
Motors between 5KW and 50KW shall be started by means of a “STARDELTA” type starter.
Motors above 50KW shall be started by means of soft starters/ Auto transformer starters.
All motor above 5 KW shall be provided with ampere meter. Motors for purifiers and M/E
turning gears shall be provided with ammeters.
All the motor starters for oil related pumps, heaters and fans to engine room shall be
fitted with remote stop stations located one in the passageway outside the machinery
space and one in the wheelhouse. For discharge of oily bilge water, a stop push button
shall be installed externally near the gangway (P&S). All motors above 5 KW to have hour
meters fitted.
814. Transformer
Two (2) step-down 3-phase transformers (415/230V, 50Hz, 3P) one as 100% standby, shall
be installed in Engine Room to provide for general lighting and power supply for the vessel.
One (1) step down transformer rectifier shall be installed in the Navigation light switch panel.
It shall be of the open type rated for an input of 230V, 1 phase, 50 Hz, with an output of 24V
D.C. This transformer rectifier shall be in the normal supply to the navigation lights.
815. Storage Batteries

All batteries shall be of the lead acid type.
All batteries shall be installed in steel or GRP watertight ventilated boxes on the bridge deck.
The batteries shall be sat on non-absorbent insulating supports with similar spacer blocks at
the sides to secure air circulation space all round the battery.
The battery space shall be painted with a corrosion resistant paint.
816. Shore Connection Equipment

Provision shall be made to connect a 200A, 415 Volt, 3 Phase, 50Hz, supply from shore to
the main switchboard.

A drip proof supply switch fuse box with male type plug receptacles shall be fitted on the
main deck in a convenient position and be permanently wired via a changeover switch, and
phase reversal switch to the main switchboard.
The system shall be arranged so that it is not possible to parallel ship’s alternators with shore
supply.
The connection box shall be complete with circuit breaker, phase sequence indicator, pilot
lamps and socket.
817. Fuses And Circuit Breakers

Fuses circuit breakers used throughout the installation shall be of the Classification approved
type and shall be suitably sized to circuit requirements.
818. Switches
All switches in the accommodation are to be flush mounted and switches in the engine room
and other machinery and watertight compartments are to be watertight and metal mould
(marine type)
Control switches shall be suitably sized to circuit requirements.
All switch, sockets, plugs etc shall be UK type (British type) suitable for use in Qatar.
819. Sockets And Terminals

Cable sockets and connecting terminals shall be of such dimensions that the maximum
current likely to flow through them shall not produce heat, which would be injurious to the
installation.
Where soldering is adopted for securing cable sockets and connecting terminals, corrosive
solid or liquid flukes shall not be used.
Accommodation: -
Non-watertight 230/1/50, 3 pin switch sockets, flush or surface mounted shall be fitted
throughout the accommodation spaces.
Engine Room/Galley/Stores/Main deck
Around 20 nos of watertight 230/1/50, 3 pin switch sockets, marine moulded type surface
mounted shall be fitted throughout the engine room, galley, store space and main deck..
820. Lightings
Cabins ; 230V A.C., 2 x 20W florescent
Engine Room : 230V A.C., 2 x 20W, watertight and guarded florescent.
Floodlights : 230V A.C., each 500W Halogen in way of liferaft areas.
Floodlights : 1000 watts Halogen to deck – 7 nos..
821. Navigation Lights

Double tier lens, navigation lights shall be fitted. The navigation lights shall be according
to COLREG.
All navigation lights shall be controlled by an indicator panel fitted in the Wheelhouse.
Each navigation light shall be controlled and protected by a double pole switch and fused on
each conductor. A visual and audio indicator for light failure shall be fitted.
822. Emergency Lights

Emergency light is to be provided and fitted at strategic points in the wheelhouse, lobby,
steering gear, bow thruster and cement tank compartments, engine room, at entrances,
galley, mess and radio area. All to Classification and relevant Authority requirements.
Emergency lights shall be automatically energised on failure of main A.C. supply and shall
form part of the normal lighting system.
823. Fire And General Alarm

Fire and general alarm supply system is to be taken from 230V A.C. and the 24V D.C.
supply. Alarm push buttons are to be fitted in wheelhouse, forecastle deck, main deck, bow
thruster compartment and engine room. Alarm bells are to be sited in wheelhouse,
forecastle, and main deck lobby. An alarm horn is to be installed in the bow thruster
compartment. In the engine room, an alarm horn complete with a red rotating beacon is

also to be fitted. The installation shall meet SOLAS, Classification and relevant Authority
requirements.
824. Main And Auxiliary Engine Instrumentation And Alarm

To be in accordance with Classification Society requirements.
All alarm shall be operated on 24V D.C. supply. The main engine shall be supplied from D.C.
main switchboard. All the engines and low-level alarm should be provided with a panel in the
Engine Room and in the wheelhouse with visual and audio indicator.
A steering gear visual and audio alarm indicator shall be provided.
Additionally, extension and group alarm panels are to be provided in cabins of C/E, 2/E and
crew mess room. The duty station selector switch shall be provided in the ECR.
Shipyard shall propose a comprehensive list of alarms and automation for owner’s approval.
825. Monitoring, operation and Control

The controls, automation and instrumentation shall be designed based on the Class
requirement for UMS operation with the necessary alarm systems including extension
alarms in order to allow vessel operation without continuous engine room manning.
Builder shall provide complete specification, detailed drawings for owner’s approval within
4 months of signing the contract.

SECTION -9 DYNAMIC POSITIONING SYSTEM
901 General
The Vessel shall be fitted with Dynamic Positioning System (DPS) and is required to hold
position in any of the loading conditions and under following environmental conditions
Water Depth - 300 Meters
Wind Velocity - 30 Knots.
Significant wave height -3.0 M (Frequency of 6 -8 seconds equivalent to a force 6
gale
on Beaufort Scale)
Current velocity - 1.0 m/sec
Fully operational single DP system shall keep the Vessel in position and working. The
system must have the ability to plot and print capability graphs.
The DP System shall be installed to meet the IMO DP -1 notation.
902 System Requirements
The system to have interfacing to

a) Gyro compass x 2 nos.
b) Wind sensor x 2 nos.
c) Motion Reference unit x 2 nos.
d) DGPS x 2 nos.
e) Laser type (Radius) reference system – x 1 no.
Following operational modes shall be included:

• Standby mode
• Joystick Mode
• Manual/Joystick mode
• Mixed manual/Auto mode
• Auto Heading Mode
• Auto Position Mode
• Auto pilot Mode
Following interfaces shall be provided.

All thrusters.
Main Switch board
Joystick
Power Management system
Two (2) Gyro compasses
Two (2) Wind sensors
Two (2) Motion reference units
Two (2) DGPS
One (1) Laser reference unit.
The system to include on line Consequence Analysis, On line DP Capability Analysis,

Motion Prediction Analysis, DP Operation output Alarm, etc.
The DP system to have latest operating system .
Hipap trunk with 500NB gate valve, Electric or Hydraulic operated will be installed for
future installation of the HIPAP unit. Hipap trunk will have 2 Manholes, 1 door and a
vertical ladder. The valve to have open close limit indication using limit switches. The
indication should be available locally and near DP console.
All required HiPAP cabling to be done

SECTION 10 - SPARES AND TOOLS SPECIFICATION
1001. Spares & Tools & Instruction Manual

The Vessel is to be completely with the following compulsory spare parts. The spare parts
are to be equal in design, origin, and material standard in all respect to the primary parts
and are to be from the same suppliers.
The spare parts shall be tropicalised for long term storage, identified and listed. They are
to be packed in boxes.
1002. Maintenance And Workshop Tools

Lifting lugs suitable for use of chain blocks are to be fitted in the following positions:
• Two (2) points above centre of each main engine.
• One (1) point above each gearbox.
• Two (2) points above each intermediate shaft.
• Two (2) points above each generating sets
• One (1) point above each pump.
• Two (2) points on the outside of the hull and adjacent to each propeller.
• Two (2) points on the outside of the hull and adjacent to each rudder.
• One (1) point above each rudderstock on the underside of main deck.
• One (1) 1-ton chain block
• One (1) steel workbench with adjustable light and drawers and lockers with
padlocks under in the engine room.
• One (1) 6” vice mounted on the workbench.
- One (1) pedestal grinder.
- One (1) pedestal-drilling machine.
• One (1) electrical portable drilling machine.
• One (1) set of assorted hand tools.
• Two (2) steel sounding tapes for F.O. and F.W.
• Three (3) electrical hand inspection lamp with 10M wandering leads
• Two (2) keys for sounding pipes screw plugs.
• One (1) lot main engine standard tools.
• One (1) lot generator standard tools.
- One (1) lot CP Propeller standard tools.
1003. Compulsory Spare Parts

Spare for 5,000 Hours Operation as the Standard of Manufacturer (List of spare parts
certified by the manufacturer shall be submitted item by item with technical proposal)
• Main propulsion engines 1 set each

• Main diesel generator 1 set each
• Emergency diesel generator 1 set
• Controllable pitch propeller 1 set each
units
• Other pumps 1 set each
• Air compressors 1 set each
• Purifiers 1 set each
• Heat exchangers 1 set each
• Ventilating fans 1 set each
• Reduction gears 1 set each
• Refrigerating plants 1 set each
• Air conditioning units 1 set each
• Hydraulic pump units 1 set each
• External fire pump 1 set each
• Bow & stern thrusters 1 set each

• Hydraulic deck machinery 1 set each

• Deck crane 1 set each
• Fast rescue boat and davit 1 set each
• Steering gear 1 set each
• Step up gear boxes 1 set each
• Shaft Alternators 1 set each
1004. Loose Rigging Gear (AHT Gear)

The following gear to be supplied loose. All items to be of ‘Crossby’ make.
Sl No. Description Size Qty.

1.1 Shackles 120 tons 1
2 Metal Snatch Block 22 mm 2
pcs.
3 Pelican Hooks 70 T, SWL 2
4 Roller Shackle 60 mm 2
5 Wire Slings Different
6 Single Wooden Block 1 ton 1
7 Steel spikes Marlene 3
8 Wooden Spikes (+ round 2
hickory Mallet)
9 Grappling Hook 10T SWL 2
10 Sledge hammer 5 Kgs. 2
11 Crow Bars 2 x 2m & 1 x 3
1.5m
12 Mooring Ropes (60 metres 2 ½ or 3” 12
long) dia.
13 Anchor Handling Hook 20 T SWL 2
14 Chain from Gob-eye to the 80 T SWL 1
towing wire with swivel in
center of the chain
15 Bow Shackle 35 ton & 55 1
ton each
16 Pennant Wire (20 – 25 m Dia as 1
long, soft eye) towing line
17 Nylon stretcher rope with Dia of rope – 1
hard eyes of 150 T (SWL) on 100 mm for
both ends 65 Tonne
Bollard pull.
1005. Other Spare Parts And Tools

1. 1 set of spare blades (one blade for port and one blade for stbd propeller)
2. 1 spare blade for each bow and stern thruster.
3. Mandatory parts for main engines as per attached list
• Fuel injectors complete – for one main engine
• Fuel injector nozzles – One set for each engine
• L.O filter element for turbo-charger – One set for each engine
• F.O filter elements – One set for each engine
• Mechanical seals for attached pumps – One set for each engine
• L.O. filter elements – One set for each engine

• F.O Injection pump – One for each engine

• 2 numbers - Cylinder head assembly, complete with valves, rocker gear
push rods, etc.
• 2 numbers -Cylinder liner assembly, complete with cylinder head gaskets
and O-rings
• 2 numbers - Pistons, complete with rings, gudgeon pins
• Piston ring set – One set for each engine
• Connecting rod assembly – One set for each engine
• Main bearing metal – 1 set for one engine
• Connecting rod bearings (top & bottom end ) – 1 set for one engine
• Thrust bearing metal – one set for each engine
• Starting air motor – One number complete with all fittings.
• Speed governor – One set with all fittings
• One set of all relevant tools and measuring equipments
• One set of each type of attached pumps
• Turbocharger overall kit – one complete set for each turbocharger ( Detailed
list to be provided by builder for owners approval)
• Scavenger air cooler (complete)
4. Mandatory parts for diesel generators as per attached list
• Fuel pump assembly one complete set

• Fuel injectors – Two complete sets
• Mechanical seals for attached pumps – One set
• All filters – One set for each engine
• Cylinder heads complete – one for each engine
• Speed governor – One set with all fittings
• Turbo-charger complete set
• One set of all relevant tools and measuring equipments
• Attached pumps – one of each type
• Freshwater cooler – one complete set
• One set of Exhaust & Inlet valves and seats
• Liners – Two numbers
• Pistons – Two numbers
• Con rod – Two numbers
• Main & Con rod bearings – two sets
Tools for opening and closing of propellers, couplings, rudders etc.
5. * Nos marine plastic electric cable 5 core complete with male and female 5 pin 32
ampere sockets on either end each of 50 m length.
6. 2 sets of fuses used in the main switchboard.

Proposed Makers List
Item Makers
Machinery
Main Engine. Wartsila ,Yanmar, MAK
Main DG Caterpillar, Volvo, Man Lindenberg
Azimuth Thrusters. Rolls Royce, Schottel, Lips,
Bow Thruster Rolls Royce, Schottel, Lips,
Motors, Transformers, Frequency Drives Stamford, Leroy Somer, Scandinavian
Electricals, Alstom,
Switch Boards & Controls. Alstom, Scandinavian Electrical, Terasaki,
Marine Electricals
Emergency Generator Caterpillar, Volvo, Man Lindenberg
Fire Pump Kvaerner, Hamworthy, Nijhuis, Allied
Pumps
Fire Monitors Unitor, Hamworthy, Kvaerner, Skum.
Pumps & Hydrophore Desmi, Bombass Azcue, All Weiler, PBG
Norway,
Starting air compressors Hatlapa, Sperry, JP Sauer,
Oily Water Separator. Hamworthy, Ocean Clean, B + V
Industrtrietechnik.
Sewage Treatment - Biological Hamworthy, Envirovac, Hamman.
Air Conditioning System Bitzer, Carrier, Sabore, York
Refrigeration Plant Bitzer, Carrier, Sabore, York
Purifiers Alfa-Laval, Westfalia
Tank Gauging System GWK, Rolls Royce, Alstom
Marine Growth Prevention System Cathelco, Corintec, KC Ltd., Korea.
Valves Econosto, Keystone, Apollo, KS Valve
(India), Medana & Visca
Hull and Deck Equipment
Paint Hempel
Hydraulic Deck Machinery Karmoy, Hatlapa, Rolls Royce , SEC
Deck Crane Hydralift, EBI Cranes, TTS, Dragon.
Fast Rescue Boat & Davit Norsafe , Viking

Life Rafts Norsafe, Viking
Anchors, Chains Sotra Gruppen, Maikiyama, Sin Seng,
Zhen Mao.
Galley Equipments. Beha or European equivalent.
Washing Machine, Drier etc. Beha or European equivalent.
Refrigerator, Macerator etc. Owners, Choice ( International Brand)
Fixed and Portable firefighting items Unitor, Thorn Security, Zeal, Tyco, Skum
Fire Detection Equipment Unitor, Autronica, Thorn Security, Tyco
H2S & LEL detectors Industrial scientific, Draeger
Breathing apparatus Draeger, Sabare
Cables Nexan, Helkema, Atlas, Triangle, Others
Engine Order Telegraph Bloctube, Engtek, Kobelt
Navigation Equipment
Radar Furuno, JRC, Anschutz
Magnetic Compass Tokimec, Cassen Plath, Anschutz
DGPS, GPS Furuno, JRC, Magnavox, Seatex
Echo Sounder (Navigation) Furuno, JRC, Sait Marine, Skipper
Gyro Compass Anshutz, Sperry, Tokimec
Auto Pilot Anschutz, Simrad

Item Makers
Doppler speed log Furuno, Skipper, JRC, Tokimec
ECDIS, VDR JRC, Furuno, Simrad.
Communication Equipment
P.A. System Amplidan, Zeintel, Phontec
GMDSS Sailor, JRC, Furuno, Sait Marine
Sound powered telephone/ Intercom Amplidan, Zeintel, Phontec
Fog Signaling System Kokum Sonic, Zollner, Shan Sin - Japan
Fleet 77 Thrane & Thrane, JRC
Marine PABX Zeintel, Philips, Alcatel, Phonetec,
Search Light Francis, Glamox, Norselight

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100. Intent & Definition

101. Operational Requirements

** Passenger means marine working personnel, rig-crew etc.

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• SOLAS 1974 for cargo ships with all subsequent amendments.

107. Materials & Workmanship

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113. Sea trial

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c) Turning Circle and Steering Trials

115. Trim & Stability

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54) Cargo securing manual

117. Framed Plans

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120. Manuals of Machinery & Equipment

121. Spare Gear & Tools

124. Ship’s Model

125. Model test .

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SECTION 2- STRUCTURE SPECIFICATION

204. Bottom & Shell Construction

205. Shaft Brackets ( Conventional CPP)

205A Kort Nozzles

206 Azimuth Propulsion System

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206A. Rudders & Rudder Trunks ( Conventional CPP)

210. Bilge Keels

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212. Watertight/Oil tight Bulkheads

213. W/T Doors & Hatches

214. Main Deck

215. Forecastle Deck

216. Deck House & Minor BHD

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217A. Rope Davit

221. Chain Lockers & Pipes

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223. Material Thickness Tolerance

224. Lifting Points

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SECTION 3 - ACCOMMODATION & OTHER COMPARTMENTS.

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Shipbuilder’s nameplate with principal particulars of the vessel to be displayed on the

Satellite TV system - Multi channel independent switching / auto tracking international

The forward & aft consoles in the wheelhouse to be fitted with:

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302. Captain’s Cabin & Toilet

For attached toilets

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303. Chief Engineer’s Cabin & Toilet

304. Owner’s Cabin & Toilet (One)

306. Two Men Cabins

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