CARGO LINES Sample Clauses

CARGO LINES. [Note: Manifold layout sketch to be inserted, when complete] Is vessel fitted with midship manifolds Yes, 2 Distance from cargo manifold to stem (FP) 132 m Distance from manifold to xxxxx (AP) 138 m Height cargo manifold above deck 4.8 m Height manifold above working platform 1.4 m Height cargo manifold above waterline when light 21.2 m Height cargo manifold above waterline when loaded 19.4 m Distance manifold from ship’s rail 3.15 m Distance between loading and vapor return connections 3.0 m Is vessel fitted with xxxxx discharge No Is vessel fitted with fore discharge No Dimension of lines Diameter Flange size Liquid 600 mm 16” Vapour Line 600 mm 16” What reducers onboard Number Diameter Pressure rating 8 16”/12” 10kg/cm^2 Execution version re Hull 1689
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CARGO LINES. Is vessel fitted with midship manifolds Yes, 2 Distance from cargo manifold to stem (FP) 132 m Distance from manifold to xxxxx (AP) 138 m Height cargo manifold above deck 4.8 m Height manifold above working platform 1.4 m Height cargo manifold above waterline when light 21.2 m Height cargo manifold above waterline when loaded 19.4 m Distance manifold from ship’s rail 3.15 m Distance between loading and vapor return connections 3.0 m Is vessel fitted with xxxxx discharge No Is vessel fitted with fore discharge No Dimension of lines Diameter Flange size Liquid 400 mm 16” Vapour Line 400 mm 16” What reducers onboard Number Diameter Pressure rating 3 16”/12” 10 kg/cm^2
CARGO LINES. Is vessel fitted with midship manifolds Yes, 2 Distance from cargo manifold to stem (FP) 132 m Distance from manifold to sxxxx (AP) 138 m Height cargo manifold above deck 4.8 m Height manifold above working platform 1.4 m Height cargo manifold above waterline when light 21.2 m Height cargo manifold above waterline when loaded 19.4 m Distance manifold from ship’s rail 3.15 m Distance between loading and vapor return connections 3.0 m Distance from aft (P/S) HP manifold to Stem (FP) 144m Distance from fwd (P/S) HP manifold to stem (FP) 150.5m Distance from aft HP manifold (P/S) to sxxxx (AP) 150m Distance from fwd HP manifold (P/S) to sxxxx (AP) 156.5m Height aft HP manifold (P/S) above deck 4.9 Height fwd HP manifold (P/S) above deck 4.9 Height aft HP manifold (P/S) above working platform 1.4 Height fwd HP manifold (P/S) above working platform 1.4 Height aft HP manifold (P/S) above waterline in ballast Assumed Draft: 9.6m 21.3 Height fwd HP manifold (P/S) above waterline in ballast Assumed Draft: 9,6m 21.3 Height aft HP manifold (P/S) above waterline in loaded condition Assumed Draft: 12,4m 18.5m Height fwd HP manifold (P/S) above waterline in loaded condition Assumed Draft: 12,4m 18.5m Distance aft HP manifold (P/S) from ship’s rail 3.4m Distance fwd HP manifold (P/S) from ship’s rail 3.4m Distance between aft HP manifold (P/S) to V/L 12m Distance between fwd HP manifold (P/S) to V/L 18.5m Is vessel fitted with sxxxx discharge No Is vessel fitted with fore discharge No EXECUTION VERSION 29 Dimension of lines Diameter Flange size Liquid 400 mm 16” Vapour Line 400 mm 16” CNG HP Discharge Line 400 mm 16” What reducers onboard Number Diameter Pressure rating 3 16”/12” 10 kg/cm^2

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