DAMAGED STABILITY Sample Clauses

DAMAGED STABILITY. The Contractor shall prepare a damage stability analysis to verify that the vessel satisfies the following criteria: • 46 CFR 171.070, Type II • 46 CFR Part 28, 28.560 “Watertight and weathertight integrity” • 46 CFR Part 28, 28.575 “Severe wind and roll” for other than protected waters The following loading conditions shall be considered for all trim, intact and damage stability calculations. • Lightship Condition • Arrival Condition (Burnt Out) – Crew & Effects, 10% Operating Fluids, 98% Waste Fluids, Ballast as necessary • Departure Condition (Full Load) – Crew & Effects, 98% Operating Fluids, 10% Waste Fluids, Ballast as necessary Note: Operating Fluids are defined as fuel oil, lube oil, and potable water. Waste Fluids are defined as waste oil, oily bilge water, blackwater, greywater, and sewage. Crew & effects are defined as the following: • Crew - 2 persons @ 250 pounds each. • Crew Stores & effects - 500 pounds • Boat maintenance stores & equipment - 750 pounds • Future Weight Growth – 1,000 pounds • Survey Gear & UPS Power Supplies - 750 pounds The vessel shall conform to single-compartment damage stability.
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