Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd - Refrigerating Plant Log
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A 61-day logbook for monitoring shipboard refrigeration plants. Record pressures, temperatures, brine levels, and system performance in a structured, 300 x 203 mm format.
LBK0201
Data sheet
- Who is the publisher or the author?
- Brown, Son & Ferguson Ltd
- Picto
- In English language
Specific References
- UPC
- 400000110646
- EAN13
- 4000000113089
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Description détaillée
Refrigerating Plant Log
Publication in EnglishPaperback edition
Essential Record-Keeping for Maritime Refrigeration Systems
The Refrigerating Plant Log is a specialized logbook designed for maritime professionals tasked with monitoring and maintaining refrigeration systems aboard commercial vessels. This meticulously structured log ensures accurate, consistent, and compliant documentation of critical operational data, including refrigerated chambers, pressure levels, brine temperatures, battery performance, and fan operations. By providing a standardized format, it simplifies the tracking of system health, enhances troubleshooting efficiency, and supports regulatory compliance in the demanding environment of merchant shipping.
Engineered for Precision and Durability
Tailored to the rigorous demands of maritime operations, this logbook features a robust design optimized for onboard use. Its compact dimensions (300 x 203 mm) make it practical for use in confined engine rooms or control stations, while its lightweight construction (0.6 kg) ensures portability without sacrificing durability. The 61-page layout is specifically calibrated for extended voyages, offering ample space to record daily readings over extended periods. The high-quality paper and binding are selected to withstand the challenges of marine environments, including humidity, temperature fluctuations, and frequent handling.
Comprehensive Data Tracking for Optimal Performance
This logbook goes beyond basic record-keeping by incorporating dedicated sections for all critical parameters of refrigeration systems. Operators can systematically log pressure readings, temperature variations in brine and refrigerated spaces, battery voltage, and fan functionality. The structured format minimizes errors, reduces oversight risks, and facilitates trend analysis, enabling crews to detect anomalies early and take proactive measures. This level of detail is indispensable for maintaining system efficiency, preventing costly breakdowns, and ensuring the integrity of perishable cargo during transit.
Designed for Merchant Marine Professionals
Developed with input from maritime engineers and industry standards, the Refrigerating Plant Log is an indispensable tool for chief engineers, refrigeration technicians, and shipboard personnel responsible for cargo preservation. Its clear, intuitive layout requires no specialized training, making it accessible to all crew members involved in refrigeration system oversight. By centralizing critical data in one place, it streamlines reporting processes, supports audit readiness, and enhances operational transparency—key factors in modern maritime logistics.
Seamless Integration into Maritime Workflows
This logbook is designed to integrate effortlessly into existing maritime workflows, complementing digital monitoring systems with a reliable analog backup. Its physical format ensures accessibility even in areas with limited electronic connectivity, providing a fail-safe solution for data retention. The log’s standardized entries align with industry best practices, making it a trusted resource for both routine operations and emergency scenarios. Whether used for daily checks or long-term performance analysis, it delivers the reliability and precision demanded by the merchant marine sector.
Streamline Refrigeration System Monitoring with the Refrigerating Plant Log
In the high-stakes environment of merchant shipping, precision and reliability in refrigeration system management are non-negotiable. The Refrigerating Plant Log is a purpose-built logbook engineered to meet the exacting standards of maritime professionals, offering a systematic approach to recording and analyzing critical refrigeration data. Designed for use in commercial vessels, this log ensures that every key parameter—from pressure levels to brine temperatures—is documented with accuracy, reducing the risk of system failures and safeguarding perishable cargo.
Built for the Demands of Maritime Operations
Crafted to withstand the challenges of life at sea, this logbook combines practicality with durability. Measuring 300 x 203 mm and weighing just 0.6 kg, it is compact enough for use in tight engine rooms yet robust enough to endure the rigors of extended voyages. The 61-page layout provides ample space for daily entries, accommodating the needs of long-haul shipping without compromising on detail. Its high-quality materials resist humidity, temperature fluctuations, and frequent handling, ensuring longevity even in harsh marine conditions.
Comprehensive Data Capture for System Optimization
Beyond basic record-keeping, this logbook offers a structured framework for tracking all critical aspects of refrigeration systems. Dedicated sections allow crews to log pressure readings, temperature variations in refrigerated chambers and brine circuits, battery performance, and fan operations. This level of detail enables early detection of potential issues, supports predictive maintenance, and ensures compliance with maritime regulations. By centralizing data in one place, the log simplifies trend analysis, enhances troubleshooting efficiency, and contributes to the overall reliability of onboard refrigeration systems.
Trusted by Maritime Professionals Worldwide
Developed in collaboration with industry experts, the Refrigerating Plant Log is a trusted resource for chief engineers, refrigeration technicians, and shipboard personnel. Its intuitive design requires no specialized training, making it accessible to all crew members involved in refrigeration system oversight. Whether used for routine checks or emergency diagnostics, this logbook delivers the precision and consistency needed to maintain optimal performance in one of the most critical systems aboard any commercial vessel.
The Refrigerating Plant Log is a specialized logbook tailored for maritime refrigeration systems, featuring a compact and durable design. It measures 300 x 203 mm, weighs 0.6 kg, and includes 61 pages for comprehensive data recording. Published in English, this paperback edition is optimized for use in merchant marine environments, providing a reliable solution for tracking refrigeration system performance over extended voyages.
With a legacy rooted in maritime publishing, this brand has established itself as a trusted provider of specialized logbooks and technical resources for the merchant marine industry. Known for its commitment to quality and precision, it delivers tools designed to meet the unique demands of maritime professionals, ensuring reliability and compliance in even the most challenging operational environments.
- a structured format for accurate data recording
- durability to withstand harsh marine conditions
- a compact design for easy use in confined spaces
- comprehensive layout ensures all critical refrigeration parameters are tracked
- enhancing system reliability
- regulatory compliance
- operational efficiency aboard commercial vessels
What type of data can be recorded in this logbook?
This logbook is designed for recording refrigeration plant data, including refrigerated chambers, pressures, brine temperatures, batteries, and fan operations.
How many days of data can this logbook accommodate?
The logbook provides space for recording data over a period of 61 days.
Is this logbook suitable for use on all types of vessels?
Yes, it is designed for use on any vessel equipped with refrigeration systems that require data logging.
What are the dimensions of this logbook?
The logbook measures 300 x 203 millimeters.
How much does this logbook weigh?
The logbook weighs approximately 0.6 kilograms.
Are there any specific guidelines included for filling out the logbook?
While the logbook is structured for refrigeration plant data, it does not include specific guidelines. Users should follow standard maritime logging procedures.
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