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Mooring Equipment Guidelines (MEG4)


Year: 2018
Language: english
Author: Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF)
Genre: Handbook
Publisher: WitherbySeamanship lntematlonal
Edition: 4
ISBN: 978-1-85609-771-0
Format: PDF
Quality: OCR without errors
Pages count: 288
Description: Mooring Equipment Guidelines is an industry publication for the safe mooring of tankers and gas carriers at terminals.
The publication provides clear and concise guidance for ship and terminal designers, ship operators and mooring line manufacturers on safe mooring system design, with an emphasis on the safety of ship and terminal personnel.
This fourth edition has been extensively updated and addresses:
•Lessons learned from incidents, most notably from failures of HMSF mooring lines;
•Human centred mooring designs and human factors in mooring operations;
•New and in-development regulations and guidance from the IMO on the safety of mooring;
•Alternative mooring technologies and how they can be incorporated safely into the design of mooring systems both for ships and terminals.

Contents

Foreword Iii
Introduction iv
Contents vii
Glossary x
Abbreviations xvi
Bibliography xviii
A note on new terminology xix
Introduction to the Mooring System Management Plan and the Line Management Plan xx
Section one
Introduction to mooring 1
1.1 General 2
1.2 Objectives 3
1.3 Forces acting on the ship 3
1.4 Mooring system design principles 6
1.5 Stiffness of lines 14
1.6 General mooring guidelines 17
1.7 Operational considerations 19
1.8 Ship mooring management 20
1.9 Mooring System Management Plan 21
Section two
Human factors 30
2.1 Introduction 32
2.2 Safety critical task analysis 35
2.3 Human-Centred Design 37
2.4 Operations and maintenance 41
2.5 Competence and training 42
2.6 Health and wellbeing 43
Section three
Mooring forces and environmental criteria 46
3.1 Introduction 48
3.2 Standard environmental criteria 48
3.3 Calculation of forces 50
3.4 Mooring restraint requirements 50
3.5 Site-specific environmental data and mooring line loads 54
Section four
Mooring arrangements and layouts 58
4.1 Introduction 60
4.2 Piers and sea islands 61
4.3 Bow mooring at offshore terminals 70
4.4 Multi Buoy Moorings 76
4.5 Towing 78
4.6 Transits of canals and waterways 82
4.7 Emergency tow-off pennants 83
Contents
4.8 Barge and small ship mooring 83
4.9 Ship to ship transfers 84
4.10 Arrangements at cargo manifolds 91
4.11 Mooring augmentation in exceptional conditions 91
4.12 Combination of various requirements 92
4.13 Equipment and fitting line-up with operational considerations 92
Section five
Mooring lines 94
5.1 Introduction 96
5.2 Mooring system design and line selection 96
5.3 Factors influencing mooring line performance 106
5.4 Maintenance, inspection and retirement 109
5.5 Steel wire ropes 117
5.6 High Modulus Synthetic Fibre lines 122
5.7 Conventional fibre lines 132
5.8 Synthetic mooring tails 136
Section six
Mooring winches 144
6.1 Introduction 146
6.2 Selection and specification of mooring winches 146
6.3 Design and construction of mooring winches 152
6.4 Operation and maintenance of mooring winches 160
Section seven
Mooring and towing fittings 166
7.1 Introduction 168
7.2 Selection and specification of mooring and towing fittings 169
7.3 Design and construction of mooring and towing fittings 175
Section eight
Structural reinforcements 184
8.1 Introduction 186
8.2 Design considerations 186
8.3 Mooring winches 187
8.4 Fairleads 188
8.5 Pedestal fairleads 192
8.6 Bitts 195
8.7 Recessed bitts 195
8.8 Bow chain stopper fittings and Smit towing brackets 195
8.9 Special considerations for installation 196
Section nine
Berth design and fittings 198
9.1 Introduction 200
9.2 Berth mooring structure layout considerations 201
9.3 Performing mooring evaluations and assumptions 204
9.4 Establishing environmental operating limits 208
9.5 Types and application of berth mooring equipment 209
9.6 Operational considerations for design of berth mooring equipment 211
9.7 Berth mooring equipment and structural inspection and maintenance 212
Section ten
Ship/shore interface 214
10.1 Introduction 216
10.2 Ship operator responsibility 217
10.3 Terminal operator responsibility 218
10.4 Ship responsibility 223
10.5 Berth operator responsibility 223
10.6 Ship mooring personnel responsibility 224
10.7 Joint ship/shore meeting and inspection 224
10.8 Tug and line boat operations 225
10.9 Records of mooring operations 225
Section eleven
Alternative mooring technology 226
11.1 Introduction 228
11.2 Examples of alternative and emerging technologies 228
11.3 Due diligence process 228
Appendices
Appendix A: Wind and current drag coefficients 234
A1 Introduction 234
A2 Symbols and notations 235
A3 Wind and current drag coefficients for large tankers 236
A4 Wind and current drag coefficients for gas carriers 244
A5 Example force calculations for VLCC 249
Appendix B: Guidelines for the purchasing and testing of mooring lines and tails 252
B1 Introduction 252
B2 How to use these guidelines 252
B3 Stakeholders 253
B4 Documentation 255
B5 Base design process 257
B6 Purchasing process 261
B7 Base design manufacture 263
B8 Base design testing 264
B9 Product supply manufacture 271
B10 Product supply quality assurance testing 272
B11 Nonstandard testing 272
B12 Example documents 273

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SerTan 13-Окт-2018 14:08
mmh, Anyhow, in my understanding, you should indicate actual quantity at your upload, but not the quantity of something from somewhere))) In my oppinion you should indicate the data of your upload (quality of scan, quantity of pages e.t.c.). May be there are a lot of pages with advertising at original book at the end. But yours is without.

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