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    GENERAL

    1. The test to be carried out in the presence of Owner's supervisor and Classification’s (NK)

    surveyor, if necessary.

    2. The test time to be notified to the Owners, Classification (NK) and Builder ’s relative sections by

    the section, which conducts the test.

    3. The test records to be prepared and offered to the Owner and Classification (NK) by design

    section.

    Witness

    No. Test ItemOwner

    Classification

    (NK)

    Page

    1 Cargo Gear Handling System %Ë %Ë P.2 ~  P.4

    2 Lifeboat Lowering & Lifting %Ë %Ë P.5 ~  P.9

    3 Air-conditioning System

    (Include Mechanical Vent. System)%Ë   P.10 ~  P.18

    4 Refrigerating Provision Plant %Ë   P.19 ~  P.23

    5CO2 Fire

    Extinguishing System%Ë %Ë P.24 ~  P.35

    6 Life-raft Installation %Ë %Ë P.36

    7 Fire Fighting Equipment %Ë %Ë P.37

    8 2.6T spare Parts Handling Crane %Ë %Ë P.38 ~  P.39

    9 Emergency Engine Generator Set %Ë %Ë P.40 ~  P.41

    10Water ingress alarm

    & Dewatering system%Ë %Ë P.42

    11 Bilge suction system %Ë %Ë P.43

    12 Noise measurement %Ë   P. 44 ~  P.49

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    1. Test of cargo gear handling system

    1.1. System outline

    System type : IHI Hydraulic Deck Crane

    Hoisting load : 30.5Tons

    Working angle : 20°

    Max. Slewing radius : 24m

    Min. Slewing radius : 3.5m

    1.2. Test load and boom elevation angle

    Test load : 35.5tons

    Elevation angle : 20°

    The weight of test load to be checked in the presence of Classification's (NK) surveyor, Owner's

    supervisor and Inspection section's member.

    1.3. Test

    The following test to be carried out and to be checked whether each component of the deck

    crane move normally.

    (A) Crane & Jib strength test

    Over load test : Rated load (30.5 Tons) + 5 tons = 35.5 tons

    Slewing angle : 360° endless

    Slewing zone : Refer to the following figure

    ; Brake test, lowering test to be carried out.

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    (B) Limit Switch Operation Test

    To be ascertained whether the following switches will act surely.

    1) Hoisting limit : Upper and lower limit of hoisting motion.

    2) Luffing limit : Max. and min. Jib angle & jib lower position.

    3) Differential limit : Distance limit between hook unit and jib top

    4) Rope slack detector : For hoisting wire rope only

    5) Starter interlock : Handle neutral position at starting

    6) Emergency stop : All motion are stopped in case of emergency.

    SLEWING ZONE

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    1.4. Test record of cargo gear handling system

    1. Date and place

    Date : 5th Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    Number of deck crane No.1 No.2 No.3 No.4

    Type of deck crane 24M (R)

    Test load (jib angle)35.5T

    (20° )

    Hoisting limit (upper / lower) GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    Luffing limit (lower position) GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    Luffing limit (max / min) GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    Differential limit GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    Rope slack detector GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    Starter interlock GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

       S  a   f  e   t  y   d  e  v   i  c  e

    Emergency stop GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    Brake test GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

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    2. Test of lifeboat lowering & lifting

    2.1. Principal particulars of lifeboat

    No.1 No.2

    Life/rescue boat. Lifeboat only

    Length (mm) 5,300 5,300

    Breadth (mm) 2,300 2,300

    Depth  (mm) 1,000 1,000

    Complement (Lifeboat condition) 25 P 25 P

    Complement (Rescue boat condition) 6 P -

    Stowage S. side P. side

    Weight of boat 1,800 1,800

    Wb (kgs)

    Weight of SLING, ROPE & etc. 150 150

    Ws (kgs)

    Weight of Equipment 235 235

    We (kgs)

    Weight of person :  Lifeboat condition 1,875 1,875

    (75kg/person × 25p)

    Weight of person :  Rescue boat condition (450) -

    (75kg/person × 6p)

    Total weight :  Wb+We+Weight of person 3,910 3,910

    ( Rescue boat condition) (2,485)

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    2.2. Test load and condition

    The weight used for the test to be checked accurately and provided in accordance with the following

    table in the presence of Classification's (NK) surveyor, Owner's supervisor and Inspection Section's

    member.

    The test to be carried out to apply same load on the lifeboats of both sides which will] be loaded on

    the lifeboat.

    (A) Swing out test & Brake test

    Weight condition Test Load

    4,466 kgs

     Actual load

    2,281 kgs

    Test load = 1.1× ( Wb + We + Ws + 75Kg × 25p)

     Actual load = Test load - (Wb+We+Ws)

    (B) Lowering test

    Case1

    (Lifeboat lowering)

    Test Load

    4,060 kgs

     Actual load

    1,875 kgs

    Test load = Wb + We + Ws + 75Kg × 25p

     Actual load = Test load - (Wb+We+Ws)

    Case2

    (Rescue boat lowering)

    Test Load

    2,635 kgs

     Actual load

    450 kgsTest load = Wb + We + Ws + 75Kg × 6p

     Actual load = Test load - (Wb + Ws)

    Case3

    (Lifeboat lowering)

    Test Load

    2,185 kgs

     Actual load

    0 kgs

    Test load = Wb + We + Ws

    (C) Lifting test

    Only P. side Test Load

    2,335 kgs

     Actual load

    150 kgs

    Test load = Wb + We + Ws + 75Kg × 2p

     Actual load = Test load - (Wb+We+Ws)

    Only S. side

    ; Rescue boat condition

    Test Load

    2,635 kgs

     Actual load

    450 kgs

    Test load = Wb + We + Ws + 75Kg × 6p

     Actual load = Test load - (Wb+We+Ws)

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    2.3. Test and observation

    The test to be carried as follows

    (A) Swing out test & Brake test

    Lifeboat to be swing out from stowing position and outreach to be measured.

    Lifeboat to be lowered by loosing the brake.

    During the lowering, the brake action by counter weight to be inspected.

    (B) Lowering test

     At loaded Case1, Case2 & Case3 condition, lowering speed to be measured.

    Required lowering speed (m/s) S = 0.4 + 0.02 × H = 0.678 m/s

    Where H = height in meters from davit head to the waterline at the lightest seagoing condition :

    13.90rn (at Ballast condition)

    Not more than 1. 3m/s (SOLAS required) 0.678 m/s <  S "f 1.3 m/s

     At loaded Case3, the rescue boat to be lowered, and lowering speed to be measured.

     At this case required lowering speed (m/s)

    S1 "g 0.7 × ( 0.4 + 0.02 × H ) = 0.475 m/s

    (C) Lifting test

    The lifeboat to be lifted and stowed / installed in the position by boat winch.

    During this test, hoisting speed and recovery time of rescue boat to be measured.

     Automatic cut-off appliance (limit switch) and manual handling of hoisting winch to be confirmed.

    (D) Provision for hanging-off the rescue boat test

    Confirm the installation of the hanging-off equipment.

    (E) Release gear test

    Confirm the release and the restoration of the release gear.

    (F) Engine operation test

    Confirm the engine starting and the clutch operation for forward, astern and neutral.

    (G) Rescue boat launching at 5 knots test

    Confirm that possible to be launching at 5 knots.

    Required hoisting speed : Not less than 0.3 m/s on rescue boat condition

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    2.4. Test record of lifeboat / rescue boat lowering

    1. Date and place

    Date : 7 th Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner ‘s representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard’s staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Measurement equipment

    ITEM MANAGEMENT No.

    Measurement tape  DI - 72

    Sounding tape  DI - 43

    Stop watch  DI - 19

    4. Condition of the Vessel

    Draft (M) Fore 4.067   M Midship 5.275 M Aft. 6.593 M

    Trim (M) 2.526  M

    Heel (M) 0 M

    5. Ability of lifeboat davit

     A) Swing out test No.1 (Rescue boat) No.2 (Lifeboat)

    Starting ability GOOD GOOD

    Starting by hand brake GOOD GOOD

    Outreach 760 mm 800 mm

    Brake test GOOD GOOD

    B) Lowering test

    Case1 condition 1.00 m/sec. 0.91 m/sec.

    Case2 condition 0.84 m/sec.

    Case3 condition 0.59 m/sec. 0.67 m/sec.

    C) Lifting test

    Lifting ability of Lifeboat GOOD GOOD

    Lifting speed of Rescue boat 0.41 m/sec.

    Recovery time of Rescue boat 80 sec.

     Automatic cut-off appliance GOOD GOOD

    Manual handing of winch GOOD GOOD

    D) Provision for hanging-off

    the rescue boat testGOOD

    E) Release gear test GOOD GOOD

    F) Engine operation test GOOD GOOD

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      Current

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      The regulation for a ゛NK"

       

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

      ・Water leak shall be checked passing high pressured water through cooling water piping system

     

      ・Leak check shall be carried out to inject N2 gas in the cooling medium piping system.

     

     

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      ・Operation of dual press switch and oil press switch, with manually operated valves, shall

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

      舶用食糧冷蔵庫冷却装置の配管保冷工事施工標準

     

     

     

     

     

     

       

     

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    100 % 100 %

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    MEAT RM (-18℃)

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    Messrs. Kanda Shipbuilding CO.,LTD.

    On Board Test Method  

    CO2 Gas Fire Extinguishing System

    Type : EAS-MSV

    DAISHIN TECHNOS CO.,LTD.

    Technical Department

    TEL : 0898-23-2050 FAX : 0898-32-0659

    On Board Test Method

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    CO2 Gas Fire Extinguishing System Type MSV

    1. Date and place

    Date : 9 Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2.Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Test Items

    (1) Pressure Test of Piping

    (2) Air Blow Test of Piping

    (3) Function Test of Actuating Line

    (4) Function Test of Alarming

     A. Pressure Test of Piping

    A-a. Preparation of the test

    1. Confirm that all the system, arrangement of CO2  cylinders and the piping, have

    properly been installed.

     A special attention should be given on the arrangement of Actuating line compose of

    6mm-dia copper tube and the flow direction of non-return valves installed therein.

    2. Disconnect the actuating line at the joint on the valve body of the non-return valves

    which are fitted between guide pipes and CO2 manifold, as the Fig.1b shows.

    3. Disconnect the actuating line connecting to the working cylinder of the selection valve

    and plug-up its 2 connections by blind nuts.

    4. Confirm surely that the whole of Selection valve and are closed and are closed andactuating lines disconnected and its connection blinded.

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    5. Take out all the gas discharge nozzles from pipe line and fit the blinds on the pipe end.

    6. Remove the safety valve on the high pressure main line and connect the pressure gas

    line there for the test, as Fig.1a shows. Install a pressure gauge, as well.

    7. CO2  gas of a 30kg cylinder for general use or 7m3

    N2  gas could be used as gas

    pressure source for the test.

    A-b. Pressure Test between Manifold pipe to Selection Valves.

    1. Confirm the no-leakage in the above piping within 5 minutes under 3.43 Mpa gas

    pressure.

    2. After the test purge the gas, completely

    A-c. Pressure Test between Selection valves and Gas Discharge nozzles.

    1. Take out the safety delay lock of the manual operating valve in the selection valve box

    for Each protected area and turn the valve handwheel to clockwise as full open.

    2. Confirm that neither leak nor disorder in the above piping within 5 minutes under 0.98

    Mpa gas pressure.

    3. After the test, first, close the selection valve and then purge the gas completely from

    the blinds on the pipe ends.

    A-d. Restoration After Test

    1. Take out all the blinds on the pipe ends and installed at the discharge nozzles.

    Confirm that each discharge nozzles refitted at the correct position.

    2. Install a delay safety lock in selection valve box.

    3.  Connect the actuating line at the J oint on the valve body of the non-return valves

    which are fitted between guide pipes and CO2 manifold as the Fig.1b shows and

    restore the system to normal condition.

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    B. Air Blow Test of Piping

    B-a. Preparation of the test

    1. Confirm that whole of the system is in original normal condition, except the actuating

    copper pipe to selection valve and the valve body of the non-return valves as the

    Fig.1b shows is remained unconnected.

    B-b. Air Blow Test  

    The system for each protected area to be tested respectively.

    Engine room

    1. Take out the safety delay lock of the manual operating valve in the selection valve box

    for Each protected area and turn the valve handwheel to clockwise as full open.

    2. Supply the test air from the connection valve and confirm the free air flow from the

    selection valve to the gas discharge nozzle in protected area.

    3. After the test, stop the test air and then close the selection valve for protected area.

    Cargo hold

    1. Turn the selection valve handwheel to unclockwise as full open.

    2. Supply the test air from the connection valve and confirm the free airflow from the

    selection valve to the gas discharge nozzles in protected area.

    3. After the test, stop the test air and then close the selection valve for protected area.

    B-c. Restoration After Test

    1. Install a delay safety lock in selection valve box.

    2. Connect the actuating line at the joint on the non-return valves, as the Fig.1b shows

    and restore the system to normal condition.

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    C. Function Test of Actuating Line

    C-a. Preparation of the test

    1. Confirm that whole of the system is in normal condition, expect the valve body of the

    non-return valves as the Fig.1b shows is remained unconnected.

    2. Confirm once more that the actuating line has properly been connected, as Fig.4

    indicated.

    3. Remove 2 cylinder valve releases on the starting cylinders remaining their actuating

    copper pipes connected as Fig.2 indicated.

    4. Remove one of the 2 working actuating cylinders in the actuator box and fit a small test

    cylinder instead.

    C-b. Actuating Test

    Push down the starting lever of a test cylinder and confirm that valve releasers and

    selection valve work appropriately.

    C-c. Restoration After Test

    1. Loosen the actuator line connection and purge the gas surely remained in the piping.

    2. Remove the emptied small test cylinder and put back the working actuating cylinder.

    3. Make the selection valve at its normal close position following the same process asnoted in paragraph A-d2.

    4. Connect the actuator line at the non-return valves installed between guide pipes of the

    starting cylinders and manifold pipe.

    5. Put back the valve releasers into 2 Starting cylinder valves leaving actuating pipeline

    unconnected.

    6. Final connection of the above actuating line is recommended to be done Just before

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    ship’s delivery.

    D. Function Test of Alarming

    1. Confirm that when the door of actuator box or selection valve switch box is opened

    warning for gas discharge starts and ventilating fan and F.O. pumps stop

    automatically.

    2. Close the door and put back all the system in normal condition.

    E. Caution

    1. When N2 gas is used as gas pressure souse never press the cylinder valve beyond

    vaporize pressure of CO2 gas.

    2. Due to the fact that the vaporize pressure of CO2  gas at 0! is as low as 3.43Mpa

    special attention should be given in winter.

    3. Foreign material in the piping such as dust, rubbish and welding slug could be cause of

    trouble on the cylinder valve, selection valve. To avoid this, before the testing blow out

    the piping carefully.

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    6. Confirmation of life-raft installation

    1. Date and place

    Date : 21 Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Procedure

    Confirms the installation condition of the life-raft by the watching.

    4. Record

    CONDITION

    P. SIDE GOOD

    S. SIDE GOOD

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    7. Test record of f ire fighting equipment

    1. Date and place

    Date : 22 Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. OhkiOwner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Me. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Condition of the Vessel

    Draft (M) df= M dm= M da= M

    Trim (M) M

    Height of emergency fire pump room flat : 9.5m above B.L.

    4. Ability of f ire pump

    No.1 Fire Pump ・・・・・  Fire & G.S. Pump 120M³/h × 0.64Mpa

    No.2 Fire Pump ・・・・・  Fire & B.B. Pump 120M³/h × 0.64Mpa

    No.3 Fire Pump ・・・・・  Emergency Fire Pump 72M³/h × 0.64Mpa

    The minimum pressure (0.27 N/mm²) is to be maintained at all hydrants.

    Required pump capacity is to be capable of delivering two jet of water which are reachable

    not less than 12m  in distance.

    5. Jet water test of No.1 & No.2 fire pump

    Pressure (MPa)

    Pump Number Pump

    Deli. SideNav. Dk F’cle Dk

    Upp. Dk

    (Fore)

    Upp. Dk

    (Aft.)

    Range

    No.1 Fire Pump 0.64 0.40 0.40 - -

    No.2 Fire Pump 0.64 0.40 0.40 - -

    6. Jet water test of No.3 fire pump (Emergency fire pump) to be carried out at Sea Trial using the

    electric power by the Emergency generator.

    6.1. Date and place

    Date : 22 Oct. 2009

    Place : Sea Trial

    6.2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    Pressure (MPa)

    Pump Number Pump

    Deli. SideNav. Dk F’cle Dk

    Upp. Dk

    (Fore)

    Upp. Dk

    (Aft.)

    Range

    No.3 Fire Pump 0.80 0.58 0.44 - -

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    8. Test of 2.6T spare parts handling crane

    8.1. Principal particulars

    Hoisting load : 2.6 T

    Hoisting speed : Abt. 0.17 m/sec. (at 2 layer)

    Hoisting height : 25.0 m

    Slewing radius : 4.4 m

    Slewing speed : Abt. 0.5 rpm

    Slewing angle : 165°

    Hoisting motor : 6.0 kW × 4p

    Slewing motor : 1.5 kW × 4p

    Electric source : AC440V 60Hz

    Maker : MANSEI INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.

    8.2. Test procedure

    The following tests to be applied.

    1) Limit switch test

    The effective operation of the following limit devices to be confirmed at no load condition.

    (1) Hoisting limit

    (2) Slewing limit

    2) Over load test

    Test load 3.25 TON (2.6 × 1.25)

    3) Brake test

    This test to be carried out under the test load condition.

    8.3. Observation

    Following items to be measured and confirmed on over load condition.

    (1) Effective operation of brake.

    (2) Effective operation of limit switch.

    (3) During test, crane to be inspected for any injuries, deformations on other indications of

    unsatisfied operations.

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    8.4. Test record

    1. Date and place

    Date : 10 Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Test data

    (1) Brake test

    Hoisting / Lowering ・・・・・  GOOD

    Slewing (R) ・・・・・  GOOD

    Slewing (L) ・・・・・  GOOD

    (2) Safety device (limit switch)

    Hoisting ・・・・・  GOOD

    Slewing (R) ・・・・・  GOOD

    Slewing (L) ・・・・・  GOOD

    (3) Operation condition  ・・・・・  GOOD 

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    9. Test of emergency engine generator

    9.1. Particulars of emergency engine generator

    (1) Engine

    Maker : MITSUI DEUTZ DIESEL ENGINE CO., LTD.

    Type : BF6L913

    Number of cylinder : 6

    Cylinder bore : 102 mm

    Piston stroke : 125 mm

    Rated out put : 99 kW (135 PS)

    Rated speed : 1800 rpm

    (2) Generator

    Maker : TAIYO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

    Model : ATW25C

    Number of phase : 3

    Out put : 100 kVA

    Frequency : 60 Hz

    Voltage : 450 V

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    9.2. Test record

    1. Date and place

    Date : 25 Sep. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Miyamoto

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Load test

    Following items shall be confirmed at suitable load of emergency generator engine after

    it's engine start.

    Load (%) 0 25 50 75 100

    Current 0 25.7 51.3 77.0 102.6

    Frequency 60 60 60 60 60

    Test condition GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD GOOD

    4. Starting test

    Test procedure

    (1) Start engine by pushing start button on the control panel.

    (2) Stop engine after engine revolution steady by pushing stop button on the control

    panel. Stop solenoid is kept (Abt. 30sec) on stop condition.

    (3) Safety device working test

    Specification Data Result

    Cylinder head thermo switch 150± 5! "f    “ON”  150 !                   GOOD

    Start failure 3 times 3 times GOOD

    Oil pressure switch 0.15± 0.02 MPa"g“ON”  0.14 MPa GOOD

    Over speed switch 115-3 %rpm"f    ”ON”  2070 rpm GOOD

    V-Belt out switch “ON” by V-Belt Cut ON GOOD

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    10. Water ingress alarm & Dewatering system

    1. Date and place

    Date : 7 Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Procedure

    Water ingress alarm system

    To be ascertained whether alarm lamp and buzzer on Alarm panel in W/H areactivated when wetted cloth into contact with sensor at following position.

    Dewatering system

    Remote controlled hydraulic driven valve in FPT to be operated from above Alarm

    Panel, and to be confirmed dewatering by use Ballast pump in E/R.

    Remote controlled motor driven valve in Boatswain store to be operated from the Alarm

    panel, and to be confirmed dewatering by use ejector and fire main line drive water.

    4. Record

    Condition Remarks

    Boatswain store GOOD 0.1m height 

    FPT GOOD 10% capacity height 

    No.1 Cargo hold GOOD 0.5m & 2m height

    No.2 Cargo hold GOOD 0.5m & 2m height

    No.3 Cargo hold GOOD 0.5m & 2m height

    No.4 Cargo hold GOOD 0.5m & 2m height

       W  a   t  e  r   i  n  g  r  e  s  s  a   l  a  r  m  s  y  s   t  e  m

    No.5 Cargo hold GOOD 0.5m & 2m height

    Valve GOODFPT

    Dewater GOOD

    Valve GOOD   D  e  w  a   t  e  r   i  n  g

      s  y  s   t  e  m

    B’osn

    store Dewater GOOD

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    11. Bilge suction system

    1. Date and place

    Date : 7 Oct. 2009

    Place : Alongside of Kanda’s wharf

    2. Attendant

    Class. (NK) surveyor :  Mr. Ohki

    Owner 's representative :  Mr. Matsumoto / Mr. Hoshi

    Shipyard's staff :  Inspect. Sect. Tanaka

    3. Procedure

    Bilge suction to be confirmed at following position.

    4. Record

    Condition Remarks

    Boatswain store GOOD ejector

    Chain locker GOOG ejector

    No.1 Cargo hold GOOD

    No.2 Cargo hold GOOD

    No.3 Cargo hold GOODNo.4 Cargo hold GOOD

    No.5 Cargo hold GOOD

    Steering gear room GOOD incl. E. F. P. recess

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    The noise measurement test of M/V “ CRANE ISLAND” (SNo.522) was omitted in accordance

    with mutual agreement.

    Therefore this test data shall be referred to the result of noise measurement test of sister vessel

     M/V“  ELLIOTT BAY ” (SNo.509). 

    12. Noise measurement

    1. Date and place

    Date : 19th Jan 2009

    Place : Sea Trial

    2. Attendant

    Owner 's representative : Chief Officer

    Shipyard's staff : Miyagi

    3. Measuring method

    During sea trial of the vessel, noise measurement to be carried out putting emphasis on

    accommodation spaces and engine control room under the condition of normal revolution

    of the main engine.

    Door and window of the room to be shut during measurement.

    4. Measurement positions

    Center of the room and 1,200 mm height above the deck.

     As for measurement points, refer to the following page.

    5. Sound level meter

    “RION” SOUND LEVEL METER (TYPE NA  –29)

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    5. Noise Measurement Repot

    Date : 19th Jan 2009

    Place : SEA TRIAL

     Attendant : Miyagi

    Measured MeasuredNo. Room Name

     A (dB)No. Room Name

     A (dB)

    1 WHEEL HOUSE (P) 59.0 21 OFF'S SMOK. ROOM 59.2

    2 WHEEL HOUSE (S) 59.4 22 OFF'S MESS ROOM 63.9

    3 CAPT. DAY ROOM 56.2 23 A DECK PASS. 65.4

    4 CAPT. BED ROOM 56.2 24 SHIP'S OFFICE 62.1

    5 CAPT. OFFICE 54.8 25 BOY 57.9

    6 2ND OFFICER 53.5 26 C/COOK 58.6

    7 3RD

     OFFICER 54.4 27 CREW'S MESS & REC. ROOM 62.7

    8 C DECK PASS. 61.9 28 GALLEY 73.1

    9 C/ENG. DAY ROOM 52.6 29 HOSPITAL 67.9

    10 C/ENG. BED ROOM 52.3 30 UPP. DECK PASS. 71.5

    11 2ND ENGINEER 52.9 31 TALLY OFFICE 60.4

    12 3RD ENGINEER 54.2 32 ENG. CONT. ROOM 70.1

    13 CHIEF OFFICER 52.3 33 ENG. RM (3RD OECK) 98.3

    14 BOS’N 53.0 34 GENERATOR FORE 101.5

    15 O/SM 53.7 35 BOTTOM 98.5

    16 B DECK PASS. 62.8 36

    17 NO.1 OILER 55.0 37

    18 1ST

     ENGINEER 52.8 38

    19 OFF’S SPARE (B) 54.1 39

    20 CREW’S SPARE (2P) 51.4 40

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      C 

      D  E  C  K

     

     

     

     

     

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      A 

      D  E  C  K

      B 

      D  E  C  K

     

     

     

     

     

     

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      2  N  D 

      D  E  C  K

      U  P  P  E  R 

      D  E  C  K

     

     

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      M  A  I  N

      F  L  O

      O  R

      3  R  D

      D  E  C  K

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