OMI - 861F - Dispositifs à gaz inertes
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Essential 1990 *Inert Gas Systems* guidelines for tankers and chemical carriers, featuring IMO directives and SOLAS requirements. 94-page paperback for maritime safety professionals.
In French.
IMO861F
Data sheet
- On what digital medium is this nautical chart / book stored?
- paper medium
- What is the size?
- paper medium
- Picto
- In French language
Specific References
- UPC
- 400000006208
- EAN13
- 4000000021629
New
Description détaillée
Inert Gas Systems: The Definitive Guide for Maritime Professionals
Ensure compliance and enhance safety with the latest industry standards for inert gas systems on oil and chemical tankers. This comprehensive publication delivers critical guidelines, regulatory updates, and best practices tailored for maritime professionals tasked with designing, operating, or maintaining inert gas systems. Whether you're navigating SOLAS requirements or optimizing system performance, this resource provides the technical foundation to meet evolving maritime safety demands.
Updated Standards for Modern Maritime Operations
This edition supersedes the 1983 version, incorporating amendments adopted by the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (sessions 42, 48, and 50) to reflect current design and operational practices. It aligns with SOLAS convention requirements, offering a robust framework for inert gas systems on oil tankers while extending coverage to chemical tankers. The publication consolidates directives, technical specifications, and regulatory documents into a single, authoritative reference.
Practical Guidance for Compliance and Efficiency
Structured into five parts, this guide covers everything from system design principles to operational protocols, ensuring seamless integration with existing maritime safety protocols. It addresses critical aspects such as system components, inert gas generation, distribution, and monitoring, while also detailing recent regulatory changes. Ideal for shipowners, engineers, and safety officers, it bridges the gap between compliance and operational excellence.
Designed for Professionals, Backed by Industry Authority
Published in January 1990, this 94-page edition is a must-have for professionals in the maritime sector. It combines technical rigor with practical insights, making it an indispensable tool for navigating the complexities of inert gas systems. The paper format ensures durability and ease of reference, whether onboard or in the office. For those requiring digital access, a secured electronic version is also available, compatible with the IMO’s free reader.
Inert Gas Systems: The Definitive Guide for Maritime Professionals
Ensure compliance and enhance safety with the latest industry standards for inert gas systems on oil and chemical tankers. This comprehensive publication delivers critical guidelines, regulatory updates, and best practices tailored for maritime professionals tasked with designing, operating, or maintaining inert gas systems. Whether you're navigating SOLAS requirements or optimizing system performance, this resource provides the technical foundation to meet evolving maritime safety demands.
Updated Standards for Modern Maritime Operations
This edition supersedes the 1983 version, incorporating amendments adopted by the IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (sessions 42, 48, and 50) to reflect current design and operational practices. It aligns with SOLAS convention requirements, offering a robust framework for inert gas systems on oil tankers while extending coverage to chemical tankers. The publication consolidates directives, technical specifications, and regulatory documents into a single, authoritative reference.
Practical Guidance for Compliance and Efficiency
Structured into five parts, this guide covers everything from system design principles to operational protocols, ensuring seamless integration with existing maritime safety protocols. It addresses critical aspects such as system components, inert gas generation, distribution, and monitoring, while also detailing recent regulatory changes. Ideal for shipowners, engineers, and safety officers, it bridges the gap between compliance and operational excellence.
Designed for Professionals, Backed by Industry Authority
Published in January 1990, this 94-page edition is a must-have for professionals in the maritime sector. It combines technical rigor with practical insights, making it an indispensable tool for navigating the complexities of inert gas systems. The paper format ensures durability and ease of reference, whether onboard or in the office. For those requiring digital access, a secured electronic version is also available, compatible with the IMO’s free reader.
This publication is presented in a paper format, weighing 1.8 kg, and spans 94 pages. Written entirely in French, it is a brand-new edition published in January 1990, offering the latest updates and directives for inert gas systems in the maritime industry.
With decades of expertise in maritime safety and regulatory publications, this organization sets the global standard for industry guidelines. Their publications are trusted by professionals worldwide, providing authoritative resources that ensure compliance, enhance operational safety, and support the evolving needs of the maritime sector.
- Stay ahead of regulatory changes with this up-to-date reference, ensuring full compliance with SOLAS and IMO standards.
- Gain access to consolidated technical directives and operational best practices in a single, easy-to-navigate resource.
- Benefit from practical insights tailored for oil and chemical tankers, enhancing both safety and efficiency.
- The durable paper format guarantees long-term usability, while the optional digital version offers flexible access for modern workflows.
What is the weight of the printed version?
The printed version weighs 1.8 kg.
How many pages does this publication contain?
This publication contains 94 pages.
Is there a digital version available?
Yes, a locked digital version is available, readable only with the free IMO reader.
What language is the publication written in?
The publication is written in French.
Which edition year does this publication supersede?
This edition supersedes the 1983 version.
What are the key updates included in this edition?
This edition includes amendments adopted by the Maritime Safety Committee (sessions 42, 48, and 50), SOLAS convention provisions, and recent regulations for chemical tankers.
When was this publication released?
This publication was released in January 1990.
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