Code Of Practice On Safety And Efficacy For Marine Fumigation
Year: 2010 Language: english Author: IMFO Genre: Convention (rules) Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 26 Description: The main purpose of marine fumigation (or fumigation in ship's holdscontinued in transit) is to prevent from idle time of ships under fumigation inport. Marine fumigation became possible with introduction of Phosphine (orHydrogen Phosphide) - the only fumigant used for this purpose nowadaysaccording to IMO Recommendations on the Safe Use of Pesticides in Ships. Theprocess of marine fumigation begins with fumigant application to the cargo atload port, continues with fumigant exposure during voyage and ends withdegassing and fumigation efficacy control at discharge port. To provide formaximum safety and achieve the targeted efficiency for this complicated processthe cooperation of all parties involved is essential: traders, fumigators, mariners,stevedores, etc. With the aim to increase the standards of marine fumigation, toimprove cooperation between all parties concerned and to provide forcomprehensive and guaranteed treatment the International Maritime FumigationOrganisation (IMFO) was founded.
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Code Of Practice On Safety And Efficacy For Marine Fumigation
Language: english
Author: IMFO
Genre: Convention (rules)
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 26
Description: The main purpose of marine fumigation (or fumigation in ship's holdscontinued in transit) is to prevent from idle time of ships under fumigation inport. Marine fumigation became possible with introduction of Phosphine (orHydrogen Phosphide) - the only fumigant used for this purpose nowadaysaccording to IMO Recommendations on the Safe Use of Pesticides in Ships. Theprocess of marine fumigation begins with fumigant application to the cargo atload port, continues with fumigant exposure during voyage and ends withdegassing and fumigation efficacy control at discharge port. To provide formaximum safety and achieve the targeted efficiency for this complicated processthe cooperation of all parties involved is essential: traders, fumigators, mariners,stevedores, etc. With the aim to increase the standards of marine fumigation, toimprove cooperation between all parties concerned and to provide forcomprehensive and guaranteed treatment the International Maritime FumigationOrganisation (IMFO) was founded.
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