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100 1 Karanassos, Harry Alexander,|eauthor
245 10 Commercial ship surveying|h[electronic resource] :|bon/off
hire condition surveys and bunker surveys /|cby Harry
Alexander Karanassos
260 Amsterdam :|bButterworth-Heinemann,|c2016
300 1 online resource :|bill
504 Includes bibliographical references and index
505 0 Front Cover; Commercial Ship Surveying: On/Off-Hire
Condition Surveys and Bunker Surveys; Copyright; Contents;
List of Figures; List of Tables; Acknowledgments; Bimco;
CargoTech-Macgrecor; Coolerado; Hamburg Sud; Iacs; Imo;
Lloyd's Register Foundation Information Centre Library;
Parker-Kittiwake; Rolls Royce; TEC Container; Foreword;
Systeme International D'Unites: [SI]; List of
Abbreviations and Acronyms; Introduction; Chapter 1: The
Shipping Industry; Getting Started: Ship Types; Dry Cargo
Ships; Bulk Cargo Ships; Liquid Cargo Ships; Gas Cargo
Ships; Special Services Ships
505 8 Novel Design ShipsPassenger Ships; Description of Ship
Types: More Details; Dry Cargo Ships: General Cargo Ships;
Dry Cargo Ships: Container Ships; Dry Cargo Ships: RO-RO
Ships; Dry Cargo Ships: Multipurpose Ships; Dry Cargo
Ships: Refrigerated Cargo Ships (Reefers); Dry Cargo Ships
: Dry Bulk Carriers; Dry Cargo Ships: OBO Carriers;
Special Services Ships: High Speed Crew Boats and
Launches; Special Services Ships: Coastal Ships; Special
Services Ships: Harbor Motor Tugs; Special Services Ships:
Deep Sea Tugs (Figure 15); Special Services Ships: AHTS
Vessels (Figures 16 and 17)
505 8 Special Services Ships: Icebreakers (Figure 18)Special
Services Ships: Fishing Vessels; Special Services Ships:
Barges (Figure 21); Special Services Ships: Heavy Lift and
Semisubmercible Ships; Special Services Ships: Ocean
Cruise Ships; Chapter 2: Ship Stability, Freeboard, and
Common Terms; Ship Stability; Freeboard and Load Line;
Common Terms; Chapter 3: Shipbuilding Basics and Strength
of Ships; Shipbuilding Requirements; Forces Acting on a
Ship; Forces Acting on a Ship at Sea; Main Structural
Parts of a Ship; Ships' Classification Societies and IMO;
Classification Societies
505 8 International Maritime Organization (IMO)Ship's
Certificates; List of Certificates and Documents Required
to Be Carried on Board Ships, 2013; Chapter 4: On-Hire and
Off-Hire Condition Surveys; GENTIME -The Dry Cargo Time
Charter Party; Quote; Unquote; Quote; Unquote; On-Hire/Off
-Hire Condition Surveys: An Overview; Personal Safety;
Surveyor's Equipment and Tools; Surveys in Drydock; Class
Surveys in Drydock; Chapter 5: Case File Management and
Commencement of Survey; Receipt of a Survey-Application;
Confirming Survey Attendance; Planning and Preparing for
the Survey; Commencement of Survey
505 8 Row Description 1 Row Description 2 ; Row Description 3 ;
Row Description 4 ; Sequence of Inspection of Ship Parts -
- PART 1; Sequence of Inspection of Ship Parts -- PART 2;
Coating Breakdown and Corrosion; Chapter 6: Ship Parts:
Group 1; Keel; Description; Inspection; Double Bottom;
Description; Inspection; Description; Inspection; Bow and
Fore End Structure/Stem, Fore Peak Tank, and Hawsepipes;
Description; Inspection; Stern and After End Structure,
After Peak Tank; Description; Inspection; Stern Frame
Rudder; Description; Inspection; Hull Marine Coatings;
Description
520 Commercial Ship Surveying: On/Off Hire Condition Surveys
and Bunker Surveys provides guidance on the complete
survey process, what should be done to prepare, and what
constitutes good practice, all completely detailed so that
the process can be executed quickly and efficiently. In
addition to the surveying process, the book describes
supplementary topics, such as the vessels likely
encountered, the gear and rigging involved, and the
special techniques necessary. The book is well-researched,
with plenty of practical examples and photographic
references, explaining not only what is expected to happen
during surveys, but also how marine surveyors and ships'
officers are expected to perform, if, and when, they
become involved with this work. Dedicated to detail, this
book ensures that the reader clearly understands each step
of the surveying process
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650 0 Ships|xInspection
650 0 Cargo ships
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