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A 2009.07 Designed by Ship Design Department

Name of ship BUNGA ALAMANDA

Distinctive number or letters

IMO Number
Port of registry PORT KELANG

YARD'S HULL NO. S-2045

OWNER: MiSe
KJmc PROJ. NO. KJ090715
APP. BY
SUBJECT: 38,000 DWT PRODUCT OIL/CHEMICAL TANKER
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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS
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INTRODUCTION
1. The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, 1973, as modified
by the Protocol of 1978 relating thereto (hereinafter referred to as MARPOL 73178) was
established in order to prevent the pollution of the marine environment by discharges into the
sea from ships of harmful substances or effluents containing such substances. In order to
achieve its aim, MARPOL 73178 contains six AImexes in which detailed regulations are given
with respect to the handling on board ships and the discharge into the sea or release into the
atmosphere of six main groups of harmful substances, i.e. Annex I (Mineral oils), Annex II
(Noxious Liquid Substances carried in bulk), Annex III (Harmful substances carried in
packaged forms), Annex (Sewage), Annex (Garbage) and (Air Pollution).

2. Regulation 13 of Annex II of MARPOL 73178 (hereinafter referred to as Annex II) prohibits

the discharge into the sea of Noxious Liquid Substances (NLS) of Categories X, Y or Z or of
ballast water, tank washings or other residues or mixtures containing such substances, except
compliance with specified conditions including procedures and arrangements based upon
standards developed by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to ensure that the
criteria specified for each Category will be met..
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.Y.
substances in bulk shall be provided with a Procedures and Arrangements Manual, hereinafter
referred to as the "Manual".

4. This Manual has been written in accordance with Appendix 4 of Annex II and is concerned
with the marine environmental aspects of the cleaning of cargo tanks and the discharge of
residues and mixtures from these operations. The Manual is not a safety guide and reference
shall be made to other publications specifically to evaluate safety hazards.

5. The purpose of the Manual is to identify the arrangements and equipment required to enable
compliance with Annex II and to identify for the ship's officers all operational procedures
with respect to cargo handling, tank cleaning, slops handling, residue discharging, ballasting
and deballasting, which must be followed in order to comply with the requirements of Annex
II.

6. In addition, this Manual, together with the ship's Cargo Record Book and the International
Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk will be used by
Administrations for control purposes in order to ensure full compliance with the requirements
of Annex II by this ship.

7. The master shall ensure that no discharges into the sea of cargo residues or residue/water
mixtures containing Category X, Y or Z substances shall take place, unless such discharges
are made in full compliance with the operational procedures contained in this Manual and
that the equipment required by this Manual and needed for such discharge is used.

8. This Manual has been approved by the Administration and no alteration or revision shall be
made to any part of it without the prior approval of the Administration.

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INDEX OF SECTIONS

1 Main features of MARPOL 73178, Annex II

2 Description of the ship's equipment and arrangements

3 Cargo unloading procedures and tank stripping

4 Procedures relating to the cleaning of cargo tanks, the discharge of residues, ballasting and
deballasting

5 Information and Procedures

Addendum B: Prewash procedures

Addendum C: Ventilation procedures

Addendum D: Additional information and operational Instructions when required or accepted by the
Administration.

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SECTION 1:
OF 73/78,

1.1 The requirements of Annex II apply to all ships carrying Noxious Liquid Substances in bulk.
Substances posing a threat of harm to the marine envirolID1ent are divided into three
categories, X, Y and Z. Category X substances are those posing the greatest threat to the
marine environment, whilst Category Z substances are those posing the smallest threat.

1.2 Annex II prohibits the discharge into the sea of any effluent containing substances falling
under these categories, except when the discharge is made under conditions which are
specified in detail for each Category. These conditions include, where applicable, such
parameters as:

.1 the ,UC'J>.UUUIH quantity of be discharged into sea;

.2 the speed of the ship during the discharge;

,.,
.J minimum distance nearest land

.5 the need to effect the discharge below the waterline.

1.3 For certain sea areas identified as "special area" more stringent discharge criteria apply.
Under Annex II the special area is the Antarctic Area.

1.4 Annex II requires that every ship is provided with pumping and piping arrangements to
ensure that each tank designated for the carriage of Category X, Y and Z substances does
not retain after unloading a quantity of residue in excess of the quantity given in the Annex.
For each tank intended for the carriage of such substances an assessment of the residue
quantity has to be made. Only when the residue quantity as assessed is less than the quantity
prescribed by the Annex, a tank be approved for the carriage of a Category X, Y or Z
substances.

1.5 In addition to the conditions referred to above, an important requirement contained in

Annex II is that the discharge operations of certain cargo residues and certain tank cleaning
and ventilation operations may only be carried out in accordance with approved procedures
and arrangements.

1.6 To enable the requirement of paragraph 1.5 to be met, this Manual contains in section 2 all
particulars of the ship's equipment and arrangements, in section 3 operational procedures
for cargo unloading and tank stripping and in section 4 procedures for discharge of cargo
residues, tank washing, slops collection, ballasting and deballasting as may be applicable to
the substances the ship is certified fit to carry.

1.7 By following the procedures as set out in this Manual, it will be ensured that the ship
complies with all relevant requirements of Annex II to MARPOL 73/78.

• The Antarctic Area is the sea area south oflatitude 60 o S.

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SECTION 2:

2.1 section contains all particulars of the ship's

crew to 3

IMO Number 9389502

Year of Built 2009. 10. 16

Builder STX OFFSHORE & SHIPBUILDING CO., LTD.
Deadweight Tonnage Abt. 38,000 ton
Principal dimensions LBP x B x D x d (m)
171.20 x 32.0 x 16.2 x 9.5
Speed (Service) about 15.1 Knot
Ship Type TYPE 2&3
Classification Det Norske Veritas (DNV)
+ lAl Tanker for Product oil and Chemical(Ship
type2&3)-ESP,EO,T-MON,VCS-2(without
vapour processing unit)

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2.2.2 General arrangement
This vessel is product oil and chemical tanker and holds a Certificate of fitness for the
Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk issued in pursuance of the International Code for ,
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the Construction and Equipment of Ship's Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk. A general
arrangement indicating the position of the cargo tanks is given in Fig-l and capacities of
cargo tanks are given in Fig-2.

2.2.3 Substances allowed to be carried

All cargo and slop tanks comply with the requirements Annex II for carriage of the category \
Z & OS substances. For substances allowed to be carried, reference is made to the
relevant Certificate.

2.2.4 Cargo tank

There are (1 in this All cargo tanks are
constructed of Marine Line members are external to the
Inner bottom in cargo tanks are as shown in
Drainage of the cargo tanks is facilitated by listing and trimming the vessel during discharge.
Drainage is also assisted by the provision of pump suction well in each cargo tanks. The
suction well is located at the aft inboard corner of each tank All cargo tanks and slop tanks are
equipped with heating coil system with SUS316L-E SCH.I0S, as shown on Fig-6.
Tanks are certified fit to carry the substances as listed in relevant Certificate.

2.2.5 Overflow control

High level alarm:
Cargo tank and slop tank are fitted with a visible and audible alarm, which will indicate when
the liquid level in the cargo tanks approach to 95% volume level. The high level alarm is
independent of other level indicating equipment.
Overfill alarm system:
Cargo/slop tanks also are fitted with a visible and audible alarm, which will indicate when the
liquid level in the cargo tank approaches to 98% volume level.

2.3 Description of cargo pumping and piping arrangements and stripping system
2.3.1 Cargo pumps
Cargo discharge and transfer is accomplished by eighteen (18) sets of cargo pumps for cargo
tanks and two(2) sets of slop pumps for slop tanks.
In the event of a cargo or slop pump failure, portable cargo pump is available.
Each pump is hydraulic driven centrifugal submerged with a capacity listed in table below.
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Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk issued in pursuance of the International for

the Constmction and Equipment of Ship's Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk. A general
arrangement indicating the position of the cargo tanks is given in Fig-l and capacities of
cargo tanks are given in Fig-2.

to
All cargo and slop tanks comply with the requirements L U.UivA II for carriage of the category
Z & OS substances. For substances allowed to be carried, rpi·pr'~1'lr·p. is made to

tank
There are o-hippn (18) tanks, this ship. tanks are

tanks. bottom plates cargo are as shown in

Drainage of the cargo tanks is facilitated by listing and trimming the vessel during discharge.
Drainage is also assisted by the provision of pump suction well in each cargo tanks. The
suction well is located at the aft inboard comer of each tank All cargo tanks and slop tanks are
equipped with heating coil system with SUS316L-E SCH.l OS, as shown on Fig-6.
Tanks are certified fit to carry the substances as listed in relevant Certificate.

2.2.5 Overflow control

High level alarm:
Cargo tank and slop tank are fitted with a visible and audible alarm, which will indicate when
the liquid level in the cargo tanks approach to 95% volume level. The high level alarm is
independent of other level indicating equipment.
Overfill alarm system:
Cargo/slop tanks also are fitted with a visible and audible alarm, which will indicate when the
liquid level in the cargo tank approaches to 98% volume level.

2.3 Description of cargo pumping and piping arrangements and stripping system
2.3.1 Cargo pumps
Cargo discharge and transfer is accomplished by eighteen (18) sets of cargo pumps for cargo
tanks and two(2) sets of slop pumps for slop tanks.
In the event of a cargo or slop pump failure, portable cargo pump is available.
Each pump is hydraulic driven centrifugal submerged with a capacity listed in table below.
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Pump name Type Capacity Serving ta

Cargo oil pump Submerged 550M3lhx125MLC No.l~9

Centrifugal X I8sets Cargo tanks(P IS)

Slop pump Submerged 200M3/hx125MLC Slop tank (PIS)

Centrifugal X 2sets

Portable Submerged 150M31hx70MLC For em'cy operation

Cargo oil pump Centrifugal X Iset
Portable
diaphragm Iset
pump

cargo piping system is shown in material of the cargo lines are

Fig-4. The cargo loading system is consisted of following twenty (20) main filling lines for
serving twenty (20) different grades of cargo. Each pair of cargo tanks (P&S) is to be loaded
with same cargoes which are not compatible with others.
No.1 Group: No.1 C.O.T.(P) , No.2 Group: No.1 e.O.T.(S)
No.3 Group: No.2 C.O.T.(P) , No.4 Group: No.2 C.O.T.(S)
No.5 Group: No.3 C.O.T.(P) , No.6 Group: No.3 C.O.T.(S)
No.7 Group: No.4 C.O.T.(P), No.8 Group: No.4 C.O.T.(S)
No.9 Group: No.5 C.O.T.(P), No.10 Group: No.5 C.O.T.(S)
No.11 Group: No.6 C.O.T.(P), No.12 Group: No.6 C.O.T.(S)
No.13 Group: No.7 C.O.T.(P), No.14 Group: No.7 C.O.T.(S)
No.l5Group: No.8 C.O.T.(P), No.16 Group: No.8 C.O.T.(S)
No.17 Group: No.9 C.O.T.(P), No.18 Group: No.9 C.O.T.(S)
No.19 Group: SLOP TANK(P), No.20 Group: SLOP TANK(S)
2.3.3 Stripping system
As the tanks are equipped with the framo submerged pump system, there is no need for a
separate stripping system.
Each pump are equipped with a system for stripping of pump, stand pipe and stripping
connection for connecting the hose from the air supply line. (see Fig.7)
The manifold lines and cargo pumping system are provided with small stripping lines,
the so called efficient stripping, in order to strip the entire cargo system and discharge
this cargo to shore. The location of the cargo suction well is indicated in Fig-l and the
volume is as follows.
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No.1 ~ 9 C.O.T. Abt. 80 Liter
Slop tanks Abt. 40 Liter

2.4 Description of ballast tanks and ballast pumping and piping arrangements

The ship is equipped with ballast tank system comprising twelve (12) double bottom tanks
and forepeak tank as shown in Fig-8. The capacity ofthe ballast tanks is indicated Table 3.
Ballast lines are GRE pipes for pressure service.
LJ\.JLLUjl.:> of pipe line layout are given in
All valves for ballast system are of hydraulic remote operated butterfly valve. Ballast suction
valve for forepeak tank is of hydraulic local operated butterfly valve and the valve is mounted
directly on collision bulkhead. Two(2) sets of submerged hyd. driven centrifugal ballast
pump having a capacity of 650 M 3/h at 25MWC are provided. ballast pump is located
IS

ballast and cargo lines in way of the cargo manifold to enable ballasting of the cargo tanks if
required.

2.5 Description of dedicated slop tanks with associated pumping and piping
arrangements

2.5.1 Slop tanks

Slop tanks are provided in this ship as follows.
Slop tank (P) 598.213 M3 (100%)
Slop tank (S) 605.202 M3 (100%)

2.5.2 Slop piping

Slop line arrangements and diameters are given in Fig-4.

2.5.3 Slop discharging pump

Hydraulic driven submerged slop pumps are used for slop discharge.
Discharge may be done through a shore connection manifold or an under discharge outlet.
Procedures of discharge slops are specified in Section 4 of this Manual.

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2.6 Description of underwater discharge outlet for effluents containing Noxious Liquid'?,
1 ,(;; 1

Substances

The underwater discharge outlet is sited on in Slop tank (P) in way of the turn ofthe bilge and

has outlet section area of 0.5134 n/ as shown in Fig-4.

So, discharge rate of pump is limited within 550M 3/H.

Do not use the sea chest of port side for sea water suction during rUlllvA II (under water)
discharge in order to avoid re-intake of discharged liquids into sea chest.

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to a
greater than 5 x 1000 Pa. at 20°C.
The ventilation procedures set out in APPENDIX C should be followed when tank cleaning
by ventilation is carried out.
In ventilating a tank the associated piping of the tank should be cleared of liquid and the tank
should be ventilated until no visible remains of liquid can be observed in the tank.
If normal observation is impossible or impracticable, measuring can be carried out via cargo
tank to vapour control valve or dipping plug with portable level gauging unit.

(Vent line and attachments.)

Each cargo tank and slop tank has one individual vent line with one high velocity pres/vac
valve.
The high velocity pres/vac valves operated at ;
Opens at; Pressure +2000 MMWG
Vacuum -350 MMWG
The pres/vac valve shown on Fig 5.
All cargo tanks vent lines are STPG370 steel pipe.
The P/V valves have been situated a minimum15M forward of accommodation and 3M
vertically from any walkway as shown on Fig 5. The minimum flow rate of cargo tank
ventilation is 86.8 m3/min.

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(Gas freeing system)

Cargo tank gas freeing can be accomplished by the usc of sea water driven fan.
The fan can be fitted to the tank cleaning openings for individually venting of tanks. (LG
system fans and portable gas freeing fan for cleaning as per 8.5 IBC and MARPOL Annex II
app. II).
Capacity of portable gas freeing fan is about 8,500 m3/h.

can use

l.G main and cargo manifold em'cy cross line to be interconnected by spool piece with
spectacle flange. (Shown on FIG 4)
The minimum rate of for cargo tank
capacity is 4,1

2.9 Description of tanl{ arrangements wash water u,",,,,un system

All cargo tanks and slop tanks are provided with fixed tank cleaning machine. See Fig-9 for
location and system. The system is capable of operating on the open/closed cycle principle
with tank cleaning main S. W. lines connected to tank cleaning pumps of 200m3Ih at 11 OMTH.
Tank cleaning heater has a capacity of200m3/h at a temperature of20°C~85°C. Jet stream
type all tank washing machines have a capacity of Abt. 15m3 /h at a pressure of 8Kg/cm 2 • The
temperature oftank cleaning water is controlled by a steam regulating valve. So, thirteen (13)
sets of tank washing machines could be operated simultaneously at 60 °C .

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SECTION 3:
CARGO UNLOADING PROCEDURES AND TANK STRIPPING
3.1 This Section contains operational procedures in respect of cargo unloading and tank stripping
which must be followed in order to ensure compliance with the requirements of Annex II.
Throughout this Manual the word "discharge" is used to refer to the discharge of residues or
residue I water mixtures either into the sea or to reception facilities, whilst the word
"unloading" is used to to unloading of cargo to

The ship is certified to carry a large number of different products covered by MARPOL
73178 are to
II are

Prior to arrival at an unloading port, a cargo unloading plan with respect to the requirements
of MARPOL 73178 Annex II must be formulated and the appropriate preparatory measures
taken.

The unloading sequence must be such that a proper trim for optimal stripping can be
maintained throughout the operation. Trim by the bow is not acceptable. The ship retain a
suitable trim by the stern in order to receive the maximum flow towards the suction well.
Trim and list may be changed by ballasting appropriate ballast tanks.

On notification of shore readiness to receive cargo, the appropriate valves should be opened.
The appropriate cargo pumps should be started very slowly and then the other pump should
be started in a similar manner. The shore connection valves have to be opened last in order to
prevent any product present in the shoreline coming into the ship's line system.

In case unloading involves substances for which a prewash with subsequent discharge of the
pre washing water to reception facilities in the unloading port is required, the procedures for
this or alternatives before the next sea passage commences, should be agreed upon with the
terminal at an early stage.

The basic requirement is that all noxious liquid substances shall be unloaded to the maximum
practicable extent.

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For Category X, Y and Z substances, the unloading and stripping capability is required tdi~~~
verified through stripping tests. In cases of unloading these substances the operational
procedures used during the stripping tests represent the minimum operational requirements to
be applied during stripping of cargo tanks. No specified stripping capability or procedure is
required for OS (Other Substances).

The operational requirements to be followed during stripping cargo tanks and draining of
cargo lines are included in 3.3.

The stripping capability has been verified for each tank using its pump and permanent piping
system (see also 4.4.2). Provisional hose connections temporarily connected to and replacing
permanent piping have not been considered for stripping efficiency and shall not be used
when II requires a specific stripping capability. This implies that the barge

There are reception facility requirements on unloading ports for all cases of unloading
Category X substances and for unloading of high viscosity or solidifying Category Y
substances.

3.3 Cargo Tank and pipe stripping

3.3.1 Cargo tank stripping

On nearing completion of tank discharge in accordance with cargo unloading plan, the
cargo pump losses suction and hunts periodically. The cargo pump should be progressive
slowed down for cargo pumps keep steady. Main discharge valve of the cargo pump should
be closed and compressed air should be supplied through purging valve fitted at cargo
discharge pipe stack. Cargo residue in pipe stack is stripped by compressed air or N2 gas to
shore manifold through stripping line of 25A and 40A. After completion of stripping by the
cargo pump, the cargo pump should be stopped. If necessary, allowing the cargo to flow to
the section well for app. 5 minutes, above mentioned stripping procedures may be repeated.

3.3.2 Pipe stripping

On completion of unloading, each tank must be stripped.

Stripping procedure for piping system is the following
- All the residue cargo in cargo main line between pump and shore connection valve shall
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be unloaded to the cargo receiving terminal as part of the cargo. After mandatory stripping 'i'

procedure have been completed, then the residue of cargo main line between the pump
and the shore connection valves is stripped to the shore facilities by blowing compressed
air to cargo manifold during pump delivery valve's being closed position.
- The compressed air is supplied from the deck service air line to cargo main line by means
of a flexible hose connected to an air purging valve for manifold.
short IS this An~'''Q1"llYn
- For stripping more than one grade cargo, the flexible hose should be provided for each
of or
necessary before the stripping of next grade.
- Repeat this drain out procedure three times until residue of line is completely
discharged.

The following duration of stripping (water-) test is recorded:

3.3.3 List and Trim Requirements when stripping

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3.4 Cargo temperature

Certain substances will require heated carriage and unloading. This may be a shipper's
requirement due to the nature of the substance or it may be due to the possibility of the
substance solidifying at ambient temperatures.

A description of the cargo heating and cargo temperature indicating systems is given under
item 2.2 of this Manual.

The temperature of Category Y high viscosity/solidifying substances should during sea

passage be kept so that the unloading temperature, still within the permitted range of the
product, can be easily reached to avoid the prewash requirements as far as possible.
The cargo temperature is measured by closed type temperature measurements. When
applicable, depending on the type of substance, temperature may also be measured by means
of portable thermometer through hatches for washing machines or through the inspection
doors on cargo tank manhole and through closed temperature-measuring device.
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be unloaded to the cargo receiving terminal as part ofthe cargo. After mandatory stripping;'
procedure have been completed, then the residue of cargo main line between the pump
and the shore connection valves is stripped to the shore facilities by blowing compressed
air to cargo manifold during pump delivery valve's being closed position.
The compressed air is supplied from the deck service air line to cargo main line by means
of a flexible hose connected to an air purging valve for manifold.
short time is generally necessary for this operation.
- For stripping more than one grade cargo, the flexible hose should be provided for each
grade of cargo or in emergency the cleaning of flexible hose used cargo will be
necessary before the stripping of next grade.
- Repeat this drain out procedure three times until residue of the main line is completely
discharged.

following duration of stripping (water-) test is recorded:

3.3.3 List and Trim Requirements when stripping

For effective stripping of cargo tanks, it is recommended that the ship to keep with the trim at
least 10 by the stern and without permanent list.

3.4 Cargo temperature

Celiain substances will require heated carriage and unloading. This may be a shipper's
requirement due to the nature of the substance or it may be due to the possibility of the
substance solidifying at ambient temperatures.

A description of the cargo heating and cargo temperature indicating systems is given under
item 2.2 of this Manual.

The temperature of Category Y high viscosity/solidifying substances should during sea

passage be kept so that the unloading temperature, still within the permitted range of the
product, can be easily reached to avoid the prewash requirements as far as possible.
The cargo temperature is measured by closed type temperature measurements. When
applicable, depending on the type of substance, temperature may also be measured by means
of portable thermometer through hatches for washing machines or through the inspection
doors on cargo tank manhole and through closed temperature-measuring device.

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3.5 Procedures to be followed when a cargo tank cannot be unloaded in accordance
required procedures

3.5.1 Failure of unloading performance

In case the pump cannot be made operative from deck, the cargo may be unloaded by use of
the portable cargo pump which can be lowered into the tank through a tank cleaning hatch.
During use of a portable cargo pump, all necessary safety precautions relevant for the actual
cargo should be observed. In all such cases the safety authorities in the port shall be

In case only the stripping ability has failed (break down of pump after unloading, broken or
not pump
has been used to unload the cargo), it should be noted that the tank is no longer certifIed with

For cargoes for which a prewash with delivery ofthe prewashing water to a reception facility
is required (see 4.4.7), the normal procedures may be followed except that an extended
prewash may be required by the government appointed surveyor. For other category Y and Z
substances,the stripping cannot be regarded as failed unless there remain more than 75 litres
onboard in each tank with its cargo system.
In the event that an excessive amount remains in any cargo tank/piping system, a prewash as
far as possible in accordance with addendum B shall be carried out and the prewashing water
shall be discharged to a reception facility in the unloading port. In the absence of suitable
shore reception facilities, the local government appointed surveyor shall be consulted with a
view to obtain shore assistance to reduce the residues in the tank to acceptable quantities or
alternatively to obtain permission in writing to on carry slops to another port with suitable
reception facility.

3.5.3 Failure of tank heating system

Should a complete failure of an individual tank's heating system occur, then substances in
adjacent tanks should be heated, if permissible, to transmit heat through common bulkheads.
Alternatively, steam may be injected directly into the cargo ifnot water sensitive.

Additionally, the adjoining ballast double hull tanks and cofferdams should be kept empty if
sea water temperature is below cargo temperature or filled with hot water via deck.

Temporary use of deck cargo heaters for other tanks or temporary relocation of a deck cargo
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heater may be considered.

If it is not possible to heat the cargo sufficiently to make it a non-solidifying and low
viscosity substance (see 4.4.4) then the procedures applicable to solidifying or high viscosity
substances shall be followed.

The cargo record book shall be completed in the appropriate places on completion of any
cargo operation involving substances in the categories and the of a
substance refer to the ship's List of Products.
This vessel is also certified for carriage of oil cargoes. Annex I to MARPOL 73/78 has
a IS to

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SECTION 4:
TO
OF RESIDUES,

This section contains operational procedures in respect of tank cleaning, ballast and slops
handling which must be followed in order to ensure compliance with the requirements of
Annex II.

following paragraphs sequence actions to contain

to ensure nCIClnlC,p<o are discharged without
posing a threat of harm to the marine environment.

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cargo, cleaning, ballasting and deballasting the tank, shall take into account the following:-

4.4.1 Category of substance

The Category of the substance should be obtained from the relevant Certificate.

4.4.2 Stripping efficiency of tank pumping system

Provided the operational procedures included in Section 3 of this Manual are

complied with, all cargo and slop tanks on this vessel meet the requirements of Reg.
12.3 (i.e. 0.075 m 3) for efficient stripping of Category X and Y and Z substances.

4.4.3 Vessel within or outside Special Area

Under MARPOL Annex II the only Special Area is the Antarctic area.
Outside the Antarctic area, the requirements of Annex II are the same everywhere.
No discharges into the sea of residues of Noxious Liquid Substances, or
mixtures containing such substances, are allowed within the Antarctic area
(the sea area south of latitude 60 0 S).
Below is detailed in which cases tank washing water is required to be discharged to
a reception facility and when such washing water may be discharged to the sea.

Whenever a tank is cleaned by ventilation in accordance with Addendum C (see also

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4.4.10) no water (or solvent) washing is required. JINI

4.4.3.1 Category
Discharge of Category X residues to the sea is not permitted. In all cases the cargo
tanks shall be prewashed as specified in Addendum B and all prewashing water shall
be discharged to a reception facility prior to departure from the unloading port. The
Cargo Record Book shall be endorsed by a Government appointed Surveyor upon
the completion of prewash and discharge of the prewashing water.
water subsequently to may be ~>"'~H'.U to the sea the
outlet at a rate the ship is proceeding at 7
knots or more, is more than 12 nautical miles off land and is in a water depth of 25
meters or more.

is not permitted. With such substances a prewash as specified in Addendum B, is

necessary. All prewashing water shall be discharged to a reception facility prior to
the departure from the unloading port.
Any water subsequently added to the tank may be discharged to the sea through the
underwater outlet at a maximum~~te{40f300,m~£:h>:w.liten the ship is proceeding at 7
knots or more, is more than 12 nautical miles off land and is in a water depth of 25
meters or more.
Other Category Y residues and tank washings may be discharged to the sea through
the underwater outlet at a maximum rate of 300 m 3/h when the ship is proceeding at
7 knots or more, is more than 12 nautical miles off land and is in a water depth of 25
meters or more.

4.4.3.3 Category Z:
Category Z residues and tank washings may be discharged to the sea through the
underwater outlet at a maximum rate of 550 m 3/h when the ship is proceeding at 7
knots or more, is more than 12 nautical miles off land and is in a water depth of 25
meters or more.

4.4.3.4 Other Substances (OS).

Annex II does not include requirements in relation to discharge of residues of Other
Substances (OS).

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4.4.4 Solidifying or High-Viscosity Substance

The properties of the substance should be obtained from the shipping document.

The definitions of solidifying/non-solidifying and high/low viscosity substances are

given below.
"Solidifying Substance" means a noxious liquid substance which:
the case of a substance with a AU'-'HAL'"" of less than 15°C is at a
temperature ofless than 5°C above its melting point at the time of unloading; or
In case of a substance with a melting point equal to or "-H~U"~' than 1
which is at a temperature of less than 1O°C above its melting point at the time of
unloading.
"Non-Solidifying Substance" means a noxious liquid substance which is not a
solidifying substance.

means a or
with a viscosity equal to or greater than 50 mPa.s at the unloading temperature.
"Low Viscosity Substance" means a noxious liquid substance which is not a high
viscosity substance.
Reception facilities are required to be available for all Category X substances and
for all high viscosity or solidifying Category Y substances in all ports where such
substances are unloaded.
No requirement can, based on Annex II, be put on a ship to heat a cargo sufficiently
to make it a non-solidifying or low viscosity substance for the purpose of relieving
the port from its obligation to provide adequate reception facilities for these
substances. Nevertheless, such substances should as far as reasonable and
practicable be unloaded in low viscosity/non-solidifying condition.

4.4.5 Miscibility with water

[Deleted]

4.4.6 Compatibility with slops containing other substances

Prior to the mixing of residues or residue/water mixtures reference should be made

to compatibility information available onboard, e.g. U.S.C.G. requirements given in
the United States' Code of Federal Regulations, Title 46, Part 150, Subpart A.
Residues from incompatible substances should never be mixed.

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4.4.7 Discharge to reception facility

Cargo tanks having contained the following substances shall be prewashed as

specified in Addendum B, and the prewashing water shall be discharged to a
reception facility prior to departure from the unloading port. Any exemption must be
authorised in writing in the Cargo Record Book by the Government appointed
Surveyor before departure from the unloading port.
Category substances.
- Solidifying or high viscosity Category Y substances.
- If a cargo tank having contained a Category or Z substance - for which a
would normally not be - cannot be unloaded and
accordance with 3.2. and 3.3, excessive amounts ofresidue may be remaining in
cases
to a to
water.

4.4.8 Discharging into the sea

In 4.4.7 is detailed when cargo residues and pre-washing water are required to be
discharged to a reception facility. Below are listed those discharges which may be
done into the sea and the conditions for this.
No discharges into the sea of noxious liquid substances or residues of such
substances are allowed to take place within the Antarctic area (the sea area
south of latitude GOOS).
If cargo residues, prewashing water, other washing water, dirty ballast and/or clean
ballast, for which different discharge requirements apply, are mixed in any way, the
most strict of the discharge requirements should apply to the complete volume ofthe
mixture.

4.4.8.1 Category X.

a) Any water added to a cargo tank after it has been prewashed and emptied in
accordance with Addendum B may be discharged into the sea through the
underwater outlet at a maximum pumping rate of 550m3/h when the vessel is
proceeding at 7 knots or more, is more than 12 miles off land and is in a water
depth of 25 metres or more.
b) Any cargo tank which has been washed to commercial requirements to accept
loading of a different cargo will normally be considered as clean. Ballast water

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carried in such tanks will normally also be considered as clean and ma"y;:be
, I/;!
",

discharged to the sea without any restrictions imposed by Annex II.

4.4.8.2 Category Y. (SolidifYing andlor High Viscosity)

a) When a required prewash has been carried out any water subsequently added to
the tank may be discharged into the sea through the underwater outlet at a
maxunUl,l1 discharge rate of 550 m 3/h when the vessel is proceeding at 7 knots or
more, is more than 12 miles off land and is in a water depth of 25 metres or more.
b) If a tank which has been satisfactorily prewashed is then additionally washed with
a of water not than a with 1
(see Addendum B) then any water subsequently added to the tank may be
sea to
outlet position provided the ship is not less than 12 miles from land and
water
during this additional washing shall be discharged into the sea in accordance with
a) above unless it is discharged to a reception facility.
c) Discharge il'om clean cargo tanks may be carried out m accordance with
4.4.8.l.b.

4.4.8.3 Category Y. (Non-SolidifYing and Low Viscosity)

a) The following may be discharged into the sea by adhering to the

discharge-procedure in 4.4.8.2.a:
Cargo residues and any washing-/ballast water from a tank unloaded and
stripped in accordance with 3.2 and 3.3 after carriage of non-solidifying, low
viscosity substances.
b) Discharge from clean cargo tanks may be carried out III accordance with
4.4.8.l.b.

4.4.8.4 CategOlY Z.

a) The following may be discharged into the sea by adhering to the

discharge-procedure in 4.4.8.2.a:
Cargo residues and any washing-/ballast water from a tank unloaded and stripped
in accordance with 3.2 and 3.3.

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b) Discharge from clean cargo tanks may be carried out 111

4.4.8.l.b.

4.4.9 Use of cleaning agents or additives

When a medium other than water, such as mineral oil or chlorinated solvent, is used
to wash a tank, then its discharge is governed by the provisions of Annex I or Annex
II respectively as such a medium had been carried as a cargo. Tank washing
procedures involving the use of such media shall not be used unless specifically
described in this HU.aLH.U and approved on behalf of the Administration.

When small amounts of cleaning additives (detergents) are added to water in order
to

additional to those applicable to the tank due to the previous cargo apply.

Lists of tank cleaning additives evaluated and found to meet the above gIven
criterion are issued annually by IMO through the document MEPC.2/Circ.n.

4.4.10 Use of ventilation procedures for tank cleaning

Notwithstanding the procedures specified in 4.4.3, 4.4.7 and 4.4.8, any substance of
Category X, Y or Z which has a vapour pressure equal to or greater than 5 kPa at
20°C (and do not contain heavy components), may be suitable for tank cleaning by
the ventilation procedures specified in Addendum C.
Vapour pressure of substances are identified through the Shipping documents.
Vapour pressure value only, as criterion for tank cleaning by ventilation, is not
sufficient.
Possible toxicity of the substance must be specially regarded for each product prior
to any tank ventilation.
Any water subsequently added to a tank after it has been ventilated in accordance
with Addendum C may be regarded as clean and is not subject to any discharge
restrictions under Amlex II.

4.5. Having assessed the above information, the correct operational procedures to
be followed should be identified using the instructions and flow diagram of
section 5. Appropriate entries shall be made in the Cargo Record Book
indicating the procedure adopted.
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SECTION 5:
AND

Information relating to melting point and viscosity, for those substances which have a melting point
equal to or greater than O°C or a viscosity equal or greater than 50 mPa.s at 20°C, shall be obtained
from the shipping document.

For substances allowed to be carried, reference is made to the relevant Certificate.

The Manual shall contain:

1 Deleted

Table 3 W.B.T. information

Addendum C Ventilation procedures.

Addendum D Additional information and operational instructions when

required or accepted by the Administration.

Outlines of the above table and addenda are shown below.

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2 - Cargo

Stripping quantity Aproved

(litres) Stripping
Capacity
Trim List Tank no. Time
(m3) Level under
Around Cargo
Cargo well Piping Reg.5A(]! )

2.3 0.11 NO.1 C.O.T.(P) 1790.066 28 1 10' 44N

0.3 NO.1 C.O.T.(S) 1796.989 28 1 10' 44N

3.8 0.7 NO.2 C.O.T.(P) 2460.062 1 8' 1

3.9 0.3 NO.2 C.O.T.(S) 2463.412 53 1 8' 10"

I

3.8 0.7 NO.3 2604.853 1 8' ION

0
.J
I I
3.8 0.7 NO.4 C.O.T.(P) 2599.721 26 1 8' 44-

1.6 0.2 NO.4 C.O.T.(S) 2605.057 26 1 8' 44*

3.8 0.7 NO.5 C.O.T.(P) 2605.883 54 1 6'20*

3.9 0.3 NO.5 C.O.T.(S) 2598.531 47 1 6'20"

3.8 0.7 NO.6 C.O.T.(P) 2600.406 54 1 6'20*

1.7 0.2 NO.6 C.O.T.(S) 2602.648 54 1 6'20"

3.8 0.7 NO.7 C.O.T.(P) 2608.117 47 1 6'20*

3.9 0.3 NO.7 C.O.T.(S) 2601.788 47 1 6'20*

3.8 0.7 NO.8 C.O.T.(P) 2576.049 19 1 9' 48*

3.9 0.3 NO.8 C.O.T.(S) 2580.504 19 1 9' 48*

2.27 0.4 NO.9 C.O.T.(P) 2106.206 19 1 9' 48*

3.9 0.3 NO.9 C.O.T.(S) 2102.193 19 1 9' 48*

3.8 0.7 SLOP .T.(P) 598.213 11 1 5' 15*

3.9 0.3 SLOP .T.(S) 605.202 11 1 5' 15*

Stripping requirements (in IitresJ for this shi2

Category X CatejloJY Y 1 Cat~ory Z
75 75 1 75

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Table 3 - Water ballast tank information

Tank no. Capacity (m3)

F.P.TK(C) 1925.4

NO.1 2041.5

NO.2 W.B.TK(P) 919.1

NO.2 W.B.TK(S) 1080.1

NO.3 W.B.TK(S) 2158.9

NO.4 W.B.TK(S) 1078.2

NO.5 W.B.TK(P) 1855.7

NO.5 W.B.TK(S) 2180.5

NO.6 W.B.TK(P) 1142.0

NO.6 W.B.TK(S) 1330.3

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ADDENDUM A

OF
TANK WASHINGS / BALLAST CONTAINING RESIDUES OF CATEGORY
SUBSTANCES
Note 1: This flow diagram shows the basic requirements applicable to all age groups of ships and is
for guidance only.
Note 2: All discharges into the sea are regulated by Annex I!.
Note 3: Within the Antarctic area, any discharge into the sea of Noxious Liquid Substances or
mixtures such substances is prohibited.

Discharge tank and

piping to maximum
extent possible

YES
Residue is Apply COP 1(a) or 3
Cat. X

YES YES
Solidifying
Apply COP 1 (a) or 1 (b)
or Highly
Viscous

NO
NO Apply COP 2(a) or 3

YES
Residue is Apply COP 2(a) or 3
CaLZ

NO

YES
No discharge
requirements

NO
No transport allowed

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Cl Ii] and di. :ed res [CDP)

(Start at the top of the column under the CDP number specified and complete each item
procedure in the sequence where marked)

No. Procedure Number

1(a) l(b) 2(a) 2(b) 3

1 Strip tank and piping to maximum extent, at least in compliance X X X N.A X

with the procedures in section 3 of this Manual
2 Apply prewash in accordance with Addendum B of this Manual
I and residue to facility
X X I
I
I ... _..

3 Apply subsequent wash, additional to the prewash, with:

a water quantity not less than calculated with "k"= 1.0 for X
ships built on or after 1 July 1994 I
4 Apply ventilation procedure in accordance with Addendum C I

ofthis Manual I
:allast tanks or wash tank to commercial standards I
I I
6 Ballast added to tank
X
7 Conditions for discharge of ballast/residue/water mixtures other
than prewash:

.1 distance from land> 12 nautical miles X X

.2 ship's speed> 7 knots X X
.3 water depth> 25 metres X X
.4 Using underwater discharge (not exceeding permissible X X
discharJreJPte'l
8 Conditions for discharge of ballast:

.1 distance from land> 12 nautical miles X

.2 water depth> 25 metres X

9 Any water subsequently introduced into a tank may be X X X N.A X
discharged into the sea without restrictions

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ADDENDUM

1. General

A principle of Annex II is that cargoes shall be unloaded (removed from the cargo tanks and
piping systems) to the maximum possible extent before being mixed with water which
subsequently be discharged into the sea.

most harmful substances substances difficult to unload, this is obtained by

requiring a prewash with delivery of the prewashing water to a reception facility.

For less harmful substances satisfactory stripping is obtained by complying with specific
capability through use of stripping and line blowing

The purpose of the required prewash is thus to reduce the amount of cargo remaining in the
tank and piping system after unloading and stripping by flushing mainly the tank bottom, the
sump, the pump and the pipelines with the prewashing water. The prewash does not aim at
cleaning the tank for ballasting or loading purposes. To reduce the quantity of diluted slops
delivered to the reception facility, care should be taken not to use too large amounts of water
for the prewash. The use of seawater or detergents for pre washing may cause difficulties for
the reception facility or the ultimate destruction/disposal of the waste. Such use of
seawater/detergents should accordingly be discussed in advance with the reception facility.

Use of other washing media than water is allowed only when the procedures for this have
been approved by class on behalf of the Administration and such procedures are included in,
or covered by, this Manual. See also item 4.4.9 ofthis Manual.

When prewashing after carriage of a Category X substance, the prewash and discharge shall
continue until the concentration of cargo in the washing water pumped out is below 0.1 % by
weight as given in Regulation 13.6.1. The discharge shall continue until the tank is empty.
The measurement of the concentration shall be accepted by a Government appointed
Surveyor who shall also endorse the Cargo Record Book, as required by Regulation 16.4.
The below given standard prewash procedures shall, after unloading of Category X
substances, be applied only in situations where the Government appointed Surveyor in

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accordance with Regulation 16.5 has found it impracticable to carry out concentration
measurements.

Sections 3 and 4 of this Manual specify when a prewash is required.

Detailed
Prewash procedures for non-solidifying substances without
Prewash procedures for solidifying substances without recycling,
Prewash procedures recycling of washing medium,
are below.

Details of the various tank cleaning machines are given in item 2.9 of this Manual.

2. Prewash procedures for non-solidifying substances without recycling

1) Tanks shall be prewashed using the fixed tank cleaning machines operated at, at least,
8 bar.
2) When prewashing after Category X substances, all tank surfaces shall be washed.
When pre washing after Category Y substances, only one tank cleaning machine /
location need be used in anyone tank.
3) During prewashing, the amount of water accumulating in the tank shall be minimised
by pumping out slops continuously and promoting flow to the suction point (positive
list and trim). Ifthis condition cannot be met, the washing procedure shall be repeated
three times, with thorough stripping of the tank between washings. If delivery of the
washing water to the reception facility cannot take place directly during the
prewashing, the prewashing water may be transferred to any of the slop tanks or to
any other empty and suitable cargo tank (temporary slop tank).
4) Those substances which have a viscosity equal to or greater than 50 mPa.s at 20°C
shall be washed with hot water (temperature at least 60°C), unless the properties of
the substances make such washing less effective. (The viscosity for these substances
is required to be stated in the shipping documents).
5) The required minimum water quantity to be used for the prewash is given in Table
B-l. The other required minimum parameters for the prewash are given in Table B-2.
6) The drop lines (and deck cargo heaters) shall, if used, be flushed during the prewash.
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7) After pre washing the tank, pump and cargo lines shall be thoroughly stripped.

3. procedures for solidifying substances without

1) Tanks shall be prewashed as soon as possible after unloading. If possible, tanks

should be heated prior to this washing.
2) Residues in hatches and manholes should preferably be removed prior to the prewash.
3) usmg tank cleaning machines operated at least,
8 bar.
tank surfaces shall be washed.
5) During prewashing the amount of water accumulating in the tank shall be minimised
by pumping out slops continuously and promoting flow to the suction point (positive
list and trim). If this condition cannot be met, the washing procedure shall be repeated
times, with thorough of tank washings. of the

prewashing, the prewashing water may be transferred to any of the slop tanks or to
any other empty and suitable cargo tank (temporary slop tank).
6) Tanks shall be washed with hot water (temperature at least 60°C), unless the
properties of the substance makes such washing less effective.
7) The required minimum water quantity to be used for the prewash is given in Table
B-1. The other required minimum parameters for the prewash are given in Table B-2.
8) The drop lines (and deck cargo heaters) shall, if used, be flushed during the prewash.
9) After pre washing the tank, pump and cargo lines shall be thoroughly stripped.

4. Prewash procedures with recycling of the washing medium

1) Prewashing with a recycled washing medium may be adopted for the purpose of
washing more than one cargo tank. In determining the quantity of washing medium,
due regard shall be given to the expected amount of residues in the tanks and the
properties orthe pre washing medium and whether any initial rinse or flushing is
employed. Unless sufficient data are provided, the calculated end concentration of
cargo residues in the washing medium shall not exceed 5% based on the stripping test
quantities as given in Table 2.
2) The recycled prewashing medium shall only be used for washing tanks having
contained the same' or similar substances.
3) A quantity of prewashing medium sufficient to allow continuous washing shall be
added to the tank or tanks to be prewashed.

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4) Tanks shall be pre washed using the fixed tank cleaning machines operated at, at t~aS~~j :~j ij,7:
8 bar. J1!;:

5) All tank surfaces shall be washed.

6) The recycling of the prewashing medium may either be within the tank to be washed
or via another tank, e.g. a slop tank.
7) The pre washing shall be continued until the accumulated throughput is not less than
the quantities given in using the parameters given in
8) SolidifYing substances and substances with viscosity equal to or greater than 50
at be water (temperature at unless
properties of the substance make such washing (The viscosity of
these substances is required to be stated in the shipping documents).
9) The drop lines (and deck cargo heaters) shall, if used, be flushed during the prewash.
10) After completing tank pre washing with recycling to the extent specified above,
to a

11) Thereafter, the tank shall be subjected to a rinse, using clean washing medium, with
continuous drainage and discharged to a reception facility. The rinse shall, as a
minimum, cover the tank bottom and be sufficient to flush the pump and the
pipelines.

5. Minimum quantity of water to be used in a prewash

1) The minimum quantity of water to be used in a prewash is determined by the residual

quantity of the noxious liquid substance in the tank, the tank size, the cargo properties
and the permitted concentration in any subsequent wash water effluent. The
minimum quantity is given by the following formula:
Q = k (15 rO. 8 + 5 rO. 7 x V 11000)
where
Q the required minimum quantity in m 3
r the residual quantity per tank in m3 . See Table 2 (Actual stripping efficiency test
result). The value of r shall, however, not be taken lower than 0.100 m3 for a tank
volume of 500 m3 and above, and not lower than 0.040 m3 for a tank volume of 100
m 3 and below. For tank sizes between 100 m3 and 500 m 3 the minimum value of r
allowed to be used in the calculation is obtained by linear interpolation.
V = tank volume in m 3
k = a factor having values as follows:

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Category X, non-solidifying, low-viscosity substance k=l.2
Category X, solidifying or high-viscosity substance k 2.4
Category Y, non-solidifying, low-viscosity substance k 0.5
Category Y, solidifying or high-viscosity substance k = 1.0

The table below is calculated using the formula with a "k" factor of 1.0 and may be used as
an easy reference.

3
Tank Volume (m3)
Stripping Quantity (m )1-_ _ _.......,-_ _ _ _.,.....-_ _ _---1
100 500 3000
:S 0.04 1.2 2.9 5.4
0.10 2.9
2.2

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Table B-1

3
Minimum quantity ofwater in m for a prewash
Residue
Tank
Tank No. 3
Quantity k=O.5 k=1.0 k=1.2 k=2.4
wlume(m ) 3
r (m )

NO.1 C.O.T.(P) 1793.0 0.1000 2.08 4.17 5.00 10.00

NO.1 C.O.T.(S) 1797.0 0.1000 2.09 4.17 5.00 10.01

NO.2 C.O.T.(P) 2458.3 0.1000 2.41 4.83 5.80 11.59

NO.2 r.(8) 2458.6 0.1000 2.42 4.83 5.80 1.59

NO.3 C.O.T.(P) 2602.4 0.1000 2.49 4.97 5.97 11.94

NO.3 C.O.T.(S) 2598.1 0.1000 2.48 4.97 5.96 11.93

NO.4 r.(p) 2599.3 0.1000 2.49 4.97 5.96 11.93

NO.4 C.O.T.(S) 2594.9 0.1000 2.48 4.97 5.96 11.92

NO.5 r.(p) 2606.4 0.1000 2.49 4.98 5.97 1.95

NO.5 r.(S) 2602.9 0.1000 2.49 4.97 5.97 .94

r.(p) ;599.3 , ,
NO.6 C.O.T.(S) 2594.1 0.1000 2.48 4.97 5.96 11.92

NO.7 C.O.T.(P) 2606.4 0.1000 2.49 4.98 5.97 11.95

NO.7 C.O.T.(S) 2599.3 0.1000 2.49 4.97 5.96 11.93

NO.8 C.O.T.(P) 2563.4 0.1000 2.47 4.93 5.92 11.84

NO.8 C.O.T.(S) 2561.4 0.1000 2.47 4.93 5.92 11.84

NO.9 C.O.T.(P) 2096.2 0.1000 2.23 4.47 5.36 10.72

NO.9 C.O.T.(S) 2095.9 0.1000 2.23 4.47 5.36 10.72

SLOP TANK(P) 599.9 0.1000 1.49 2.98 3.57 7.14

SLOP TANK(S) 606.9 0.1000 1.49 2.98 3.58 7.16

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Table B-2

Required duration (in minutes) of prewash

G Fixed programmable single nozzle tank washing machine.

G Use minimum washing pressme : 8 bar

G 111fOughPUt pr. washing 15

c:. .
G 'r
:ifi~o laUUl! 18 on use machine

Tank No. k=0.5 k=l.O k=1.2 k=2.4

NO.1 r.(p) 8.33 6.66 20.00 39.99

'.(S)

'.(P)

NO.2 C.O.T.(S) 9.66 19.32 23.18 46.37

NO.3 C.O.T.(P) 9.95 19.89 23.87 47.75

1~3 C.O.T.(S) 9.94 19.88 23.85 47.71

.4 C.O.T.(P) 9.94 19.88 23.86 47.72

NO.4 C.O.T.(S) 9.93 19.86 23.84 47.67

NO.5 C.O.T.(P) 9.96 19.91 23.89 47.78

NO.5 C.O.T.(S) 9.95 19.90 23.88 47.75

NO.6 C.O.T.(P) 9.94 19.88 23.86 47.72

NO.6 C.O. T.(S) 9.93 19.86 23.83 47.67

NO.7 C.O.T.(P) 9.96 19.91 23.89 47.78

NO.7 C.O.T.(S) 9.94 19.88 23.86 47.72

NO.8 C.O.T.(P) 9.87 19.74 23.69 47.37

NO.8 C.O.T.(S) 9.87 19.73 23.68 47.35

NO.9 C.O.T.(P) 8.94 17.87 21.45 42.90

NO.9 C.O.T.(S) 8.94 17.87 21.45 42.90

SLOP TANK(P) 5.95 11.90 14.28 28.57

SLOP TANK(S) 5.97 11.93 14.32 28.63

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ADDENDUMC
VENTILATION PROCEDURES

1. Cargo residues of substance with a vapour pressure greater than 5 kPa at 20°C may be
removed from a cargo tank by ventilation.

Before residues of Noxious Liquid Substances are ventilated from a tank the safety hazards
relating to cargo flammability and/or toxicity shall be considered. regard to safety
aspects, the operational requirements for openings cargo 'JL<rUJ 74, as amended,
the International Bulk Chemical Code and the ventilation procedures in the International
be

on

4. The procedures for ventilation of cargo residues from a tank are as follows:
1) the pipelines shall be drained and further cleared of liquid by means of ventilation
equipment;
2) the list and trim shall be adjusted to the minimum levels possible so that evaporation
of residues in the tank is enhanced;
3) ventilation equipment producing an air jet which can reach the tank bottom shall be
used. (For assistance in evaluation of adequacy of equipment, see following Fig C-l);
4) ventilation equipment shall be placed in the tank opening closest to the tank sump /
suction point and, further, be positioned so that the aitjet is directed at the tank sump /
suction point. Impingement of the ailjet on tank structural members is to be avoided as
much as possible; and
5) ventilation shall continue until no visible remains of liquid can be observed in the tank.
This shall be verified by a visual examination or an equivalent method.

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INSTALLATION GUIDE

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PUMP DATA

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DRAWl NGII NFORMATION DRAWING NO: REMARf<:S:

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INSTALLATION AND
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CHARACTERISTtC: DUTY: TEST FM: REMARKS:

Capacity (rn3Jh) 200 200

Head (mlc) 110 110
PERFORMANCE DATA Specific gravity (kgfdm3) 1,025 1,0
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Power required (kW) 86,0 83,9
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Hydraulic oil flow (limln) 270 270
Hydraulic oil pressure (bar) 210 205

Control valve seiling: 270llmin 272 bar

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Test pressure: 24 bar

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J?--.----IXl---1 Hydr. oil inlet I
--------~-'>,;--I Hydr. oil outlet!
Bends for disconnection
@ I
Service valves See FRAMO spec. L
" Alternative cable protection: '-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-'--_J
If there is no demand for protection hose, use the cable gland nut item 17 on split list.
No CONNECTION P L f( n STANDARD
3 HYDR. OIL INLET 31 80 85 4 of M12 x 22 dee CETOP
4 HYDR. otL OUTLET 40 76 4 of MiD x 19 dee FRAMO
5 PILOT PRESSURE 4 of M 8 x 12 dee FRAMO
6 EJECTOR AIR 3/4" SSP
7 LEVEL SWITCH-PLC CAB!-E 00 13*17/PROTECTION HOSE %" SSP n
8 PILOT AIR 1 4" BSP

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

J!i
No.: 0169-2930-4
PERFORMANCE DIAGRAM 13.11.07/HES
FRAMO PUMP 8B300-4 Rev.:
Page: lof2

Capacity: 650 {m3/h) Specific gravity: 1.025 (kgldm3) No, (bar)

Head: 25 (mlc) Viscosity; 1 (cSt) 209
Speed: 1i44 (rpm) impeller 405 (lIun)
Driver: A2FM 168

; 100
!

50

Cnpnclly [mJfn)

~.P
CoplI,ily (Q':IIIl)

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No~:
Date/Sign.: 13.11.07/HeS

Page: 1 of 1

Rev.:

TYPE:

Sa300-4 MHH168·A405

Ballast

CASING:

CC333G EN1.6582

DRAWING/INFORMATION DRAWING NO: REMARKS:

DRAW[NGS, Calculation procedure 0115~1267-413

INSTALLATlON AND
CONSTRUCTION Pipestack specification 0181-3170-4 Internal use on!y

CHARACTERISTIC: DUTY: TEST FM: REMARKS:

Capacity (m3/h) 650 650

Head (mle) 25 25
PERFORMANCE DATA Specific gravity (kg/dm3) 1,025 1,0
Viscosity (cSt) 1,0 1,0
Power required (kW) 64,3 62,7
Speed (rpm) 1144 1144
Hydraulic oil flow (I/min) 200 200
Hydraulic oil pressure (bar) 217 211

Control valve setting: 200 IImin 272 bar

ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION Control valve codification: STC30-T-"r~p-R

Total weight, empty: 882 kg

Oil volume: 114 litre

Impeller diameter: 405

Internal use only: A7359

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

13 mp < 0.1 ( >

drawing

u p

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

SIONAL DRAWING
0200
FRAMO TWO INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT 0367 -0958-4
Status Sign. Date
CARGO OUTLET CanstI'. EN)! 03MarU4
------- Prod. reI. AI-! 03Mar04·
R RO.no, Sign. Date
E·50B6 ENv 24MLl 05

Deck level

0635
Aiiemativ
position of
bulkhead

®
E
5
Braoket to be
welded toa
rigid area.
Nat FM delivery - --....
r------..,

-r ~ __O_P_T_·IO_···_~--_i---t-tUll _ _ _)
······BULKHEAD·;
Centerline (~) to be parallel to the
bulkhead where the bracket for the.
intermediate support is welded

------~~~
For "OPTIONS" included
ref. PUMP specification
EE IWeight: See PUMP speCification
55
~ ~
o ~ :;:
o
o
.,... Recommended suction well
See FRAMO specification

® If pumplength > 12000 mm,

~ / pump can be delivered in 2 parts,

_
I~
J
I
-
I

_:=:::~~~~~~
ale:>
~-"""""""l

C'l
®
Connection parts: See Split list
In FRAMO specification.
A· Installation requirements, see Framo
- ® Mounting Instruction, section 4
-'------'----'--- - ------ (Installation of submerged cargo pumps).
1
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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

DIMENSIONAL DRAWING
S0200
TOP-PLATE 0367-0642~4
Status Sign. Date
Constr. Ali 04DECOO
VIEW A Prod. reI. AH 02.1AN01
R. R.O.no. Sign. Dale
f' E·51B3 ENy 19Aug05

SHORT PIECES to 0
TO BE REMOVED N co
..-
FOR SERVICE

FOR "OPTIONS· INCLUDED

REF. PUMP SPECIFICATION

ORIENTATION OF
HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS

Cargo purging valve

See FRAMO spesl1ication

N CONNECTION DN/PN KEn STANDARD

1 STRIPPING 25/40 85 1154 ofM12 x 13deep DIN
2 TEMP. SENSOR 26 60 1104ofM10x13dee FRAMO
6 EXHAUST TRAP 15/16 illL!.Jiti2j..:t...Q.Uyu:2~x~13!L1d.!de;;:!;eOlL-l_-l!D!L1N:!..-_-l

E
No) CONNECTION P L K n STANDARD
3 HYDR. OIL INLET 40 100 98 4 of M1G x 28 dee FRAMO
1-'-4¥H-,-,Y--=D,-,-R=.-=O,"",IL=-O;:;;..U",-T,""L=E'-'-.T_-+-5-,-"O_I~Q. J!i. 4 of M 12 x 19 deep FRAMO
5 PILOT PRESSURE 12 46 42 4 of M 8 x 14 dee FRAMO
7 VACUUM DRAIN 26 57 56 4 of M 8 x 13 dee FRAMO
11 SEf~VICE 26 57 56 4 of M 8 x 13 dee FRAMO
n B TEST 1/4" BSP FEMALE
9 CARGO PURGING SNAP ON COUPLING (MALE). SEE FRAMO SPEC.
10 COFFERDAM PURGIN SNAP ON COUPLING MALE.

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

No.: o169-2928·4JIt;:
PERFORMANCE DIAGRAM Date/Sign.: 13.11.07/HES
FRAMO PUMP SD200-6 Rev.:
Page: 1 of 3

Capacity: 550 (m3fh) Speclfic gra\>ity: 0,750 (kg/dm3) No. (bar)

Head: 125 (mlc) Viscosity; 1 (cSt) 2.46
Speed: 2406 (rpm) Impeller 390 (mm)
Driver: A2FM 200

350

!1
C
5 15il
>:
o

175 ,---·--~-----,----,-------..,------------,-----------.175

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1_-_. . -._-.. .,...._··-.·""'·-·,.., '-+'" : '

o 250 ,lOa 7St) 1 000

C.p.,cHy (m:tJh)

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

No.: .. ··0115 ..1267 -401

v},,;

Date/Sign.: 13.11.07/I-1eS

Page: 1 of 1

Rev.:

TYPE:

PUMP DATA

SERVICE:

CF3M+Mo ENL6582

DRAWING/INFORMATION DRAWING NO: REMARKS:

DRAWINGS, Calculation procedure 0115-1267-411

INSTALLATION AND
CONSTRUCTION Pipestack specification 0181-3169-4 Internal use only

CHARACTERISTIC: DUTY: TEST FM: REMARKS:

Capacity (m3/h) 550 476

Head (mle) 125 94
PERFORMANCE DATA Specific gravity (kg/dm3) 0,75 1,0
Viscosity (cSt) 1,0 1,0
Power required (kW) 182,5 158,0
Speed (rpm) 2408 2085
Hydraulic oill1ow (r/min) 500 433
Hydraulic oil res sure (bar) 246 246

Control valve setting: 500 IImin 272 bar

ADDlTIONAL
INFORMATION Control valve codification: STC40-T -*-P-R

Total weight, empty: 1217 kg

Oil volume: 129 litre

Optlon: Temp sensor

Impeller diameter: 390

Internal use only: A41812

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

1 k (PIS) >
drawing

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

DIMENSIONAL DRAWING
80125
fRAMO TWO INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT 0387-0541-4
Status Sign. Date
CARGO OUTLET Conslr. JEB 24Feb04
0524 ". ~---
_ _.....
Prod. reI. JEB 04Mar04
R. KO.no. Sign. Date
c E·5B53 EN 02JanG7

: 0387·03764
Deck

Alternativ
position of
...,.-----J-L--I--H+t+--p-I- bulkhead

Brackets to be
welded toa
rigid area.
Not FM delivery
1+H--fL!-

Centerline {fj!) to be parallel to the

bulkhead where the bracket for the
Intermediate support is welded

For uOPTIONS" included

ref. PUMP specification
......
IWeight: See PUMP specification
~

E E
.s .s r----I Boltom support
~ 1.0
+I
See FRAMO specification
C\l ..-
-< « Recommended suction weH
..
0
r - - - - - l See FRAMO specification
(1)
II If pumplength > 12000 mm,
-.; 1.0
c pump can be delivered in 2 parts.

I-_~
E0 Connection parts: See Split list
0" in FRAMO specification.
______
®. Installation requirements, see Framo
Mounting Instruction, section 4
(Installation of submerged cargo pumps).

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

IMENSIONAL RAWING
01
fRAMO TOP-PLATE 0387 -0376-4
~---
VIEW A Status Sign. Date
Min. space for t:Onstr. JKL 30JAN03
service of ----
JEB 17SepP.1
STe-valve o
oIf) Sign. Date
EN iOOc1D4

Short pieces
to be removed
for service
For ·OPTIONS" included
ref. PUMP specification

.... \ Orientation of hydraulic connections

I
\
Cargo purging valve
See FRAMO spesifica1ion
I
!
L.----I><I- - - ~
/ I
I

ON/PN I< E n STANDARD

25/40 85 1154 of Mi2 x 13 deep DIN
FRAMO

DIN

CONNECTION P L K n STANDARD
3 HYDR. OILlNLET 32.5 80 85 4 of M 12 x 22 dee FRAMO
4 HYDR. OIL OUTLET 40 76 76 4 ofM10 x 19 dee FRAMO
5 PILOT PRESSURE 12 46 42 4 of M 8 x 14 dee FRAMO
11 SERVICE· 26 57 56 4 of M 8 x 13 dee FRAMO
!-7-,-+V::.:.A..:,;C:;:.:U:::,:U:::...:M.:.:.,::Dc.:...;R""A""IN.!...-_-+O=-.PTc.:...;i:.;::O:.:.,:N:..:...S.::::=::'EE=:-:-Fc.:...;RA:...=MO SP EC::.:,I:..;F!:.;::C""A'-!..T.:..;:IO::.:..N.:...-_ _ _--t
13 TEST 1/4" BSP FEMALE
9 CARGO PURGING SNAP ON COUPLING MALE. SEE FRAMO SPEC.
10 COFFERDAM PURGIN SNAP ON COUPLING MALE.

* Klmc Section 5 Attached Drawing

PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

No.: 0'169·2929-4
PERFORMANCE DIAGRAM DateISign.: 13.11.07fHES
FRAMO PUMP S0125-5 Rev.:
Page: 1of3

Capacity: 200 (m3!h) Specmc gravity: 0,750 (kg/om;;) No. (bar)

Head: 125 (mle) Viscosity: i (cSt) 246
Speed: 2895 (fjJm) Impeller 320 (mm}
Driver: A2FM 63

J5U

Sil

1~.-----------~------------~------------~----------~-------------r------------~11S

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L.r.---.-.,-....,...-~ 0
o 100 Isn ~oo :Joo
t;~pncilY (mll~)

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

13.11.07iHeS

Page: 1 of 1

Rev.:

YPE:

25·5

CAS1NG:

CF3M+Mo EN1.6S8Z

DRAWING/INFORMATION DRAWING NO: REMARKS:

DRAWINGS, Calculation procedure

INSTALLATION AND
CONSTRUCTION Pipestack specification 0181-31684 tnternal use only

CHARACTERI STIC; DUTY: TESTFM: REMARKS:

Capacity (m3/h) 200 173

Head (mlc) 125 94
PERFORMANCE DATA Specific gravity (kg/dm3) 0,75 1.0
Viscosity (cSt) 1,0 1,0
Power required (kW) 70,2 60,8
Speed (rpm) 2895 2507
Hydraulic oil flow (lim in) 188 163
Hydraulic oil pressure (bar) 246 246

Conirol valva setting: 188 IImin 272 bar

ADDITIONAL
(NFORMATION Control valve codification: STC30-T-*·P-R

Total weight, empty: 663 kg

on volume: 65 litre

Option: Temp sensor

Impeller diameter: 320

Internal use only: A7359

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

15 p
drawing with pressure

p d
ups

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

i
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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

No~:b169~2~~2;}4
PERFORMANCE DIAGRAM Date/Sign.: 13.11.071HES

FRAMO FRAMO PUMP TK150-2 Rev.:

Page: 10f2

Capacity: 150 (m3111) SpeclflG gravity: O,7S!l (kgldm3) No. (bar)

1·lead: 70 (mlc) Viscosity: 1 (cSt) 168
Speed: 3434 (rpm) [mpeUer 225 (mm)
Driver: A2FM 56

............... ..............- ........ - ..----1 ... zoo

]
i

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100,.......-__. _ _ _ _ _...,.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _- . - _ ~--~-------------------r100

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3uG ~Q{) 500

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PROCEDURES AND ARRANGEMENTS MANUAL

No;: ··011
Date/Sign.: 3.11.07/HeS

Page: 1 of 1

Rev.:

SERVICE:

ENi.4432 EN1.8507

DRAWING/INFORMATION DRAWING NO: REMARKS:

DRAWINGS, Calculation procedure 0115-1267-415

JNSTALLATION AND
CONSTRUCTION

CHARACTERISTIC: DUTY: TEST FM: REMARKS:

Capac1ty (m3/h) 150 150

Head (mlc) 70 70
PERFORMANCE DATA Specific gravity (kgldm3) 0,75 1,0
Viscosity (cSt) 1,0 1,0
Power required (kW) 48,5 64,7
Speed (rpm) 3435 3435
Hydraulic oil f[ow (llmin) 200 200
Hydraulic oil pressure (bar) 160 213

Control valve setting: 200 f!min 272 bar

ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION Control valve codification:

Total weight, empty: 158 kg

011 Volume: o Htre

Impeller diameter: 225

* KJmc Section 5 Attached Drawing

 s EP Line rrange ent
_ _ FROM CARGO MANIFOLD
~ SPILL TRAY

DRAIN LINE ---~~

FILLING LINE

SLOP TANK PORT

MAIN DECK ~ _-=--_

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~... :~()- :R\. DNVGL Id No;
27839
('f'R'TIFICATr-
'--~::: ' ,.:::- ("F' :::> r-OR
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Date of issue:
DANGEROUS CHEfvnCALS IN BULK 2014-10-09

Attachment to Certificate No,: 1564

Particulars of Ship
Name of Ship: "BUNGA ALAMAN,DA H
Distinctive Number or Letters: ,9MLC3
Port of Registry: PORTKELAHG
!MO Number: 9389502

This LIST OF PRODUCTS consisting Qf 20 pages is issued as an attachment to the Certificate of Fitness
and supersedes any earlier LIST OF PRODUCTS referring to the same Certificate.

paragraph 4 of the above mentioned Certificate confirms that the ship meets ttle nl!quinl!ments for the
carriage in bulk of the following products prollided that all relevant operational proviSions of the Code,
and MARPOl Annex II are observed:

11,15,18,
25
1,20

21 25
7.21
21
21
20 21
21

Form code: rcc!> 551<1 fl.ev!ston:iol<i·o3

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 DNV-GL
DNV GL Id No:
27839
Date of issue:
2011-10-29

Particulars of Ship
Name of Ship: ... I1,~~~~.~.~M~~.P.~ ...................... .
IMO Number: ... ?~.~?~9..~ ......................................... .

The annexed List of Products was at the date of Issuance of this file the valid Ust(s) of Products for the
Certificate of Fitness for Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk for the ship as specified.

The validity of the certificate can be obtained from trust.dnvgl.com.

Issued at Port Kelang, Malaysia on 2017-10-29

t'$GUAR,(),
..po I\.~
for DNV GL
.: (~ This document is signed electronically in accordance with /MO
<" l\ FALS/Circ.39/Rev.2. Validation and authenticatiOn can be
~ ,a 84 ~ obtainea from uvst.dnvgl.com by tlSing the Unique Tracking
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"4:
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Rozani Abdu' Rahman
Surveyor

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 Certificate No:
nl070835-abz
DNV GL Id No:
27839
Date of issue:
2017-10-29

Issued under the provisions of the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships
Carrying Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk (resolutions MSC 176(79) and MEPC 119(52) as amended) 1
under the authority of the Government of

by DNV Gl

Name of Ship:
Distinctive Number or Letters:
HVlO Number:
Port of
Gross Tonnage:
Ship Type (Code para. 2.1.2)2:

Date on which keel was laid or on which the ship was at a similar stage of construction or (in the case of
a converted ship) date on which conversion to chemical tanker was commenced: 2009-06-22 .

The ship also complies fully with the following amendments to the Code:
All, up to and incl. the 2012 -Amendments (MSC.340(91) / MEPC.225(64»

The ship is exempted from compliance with the following provisions of the Code:
Not applicable

This Certificate is valid until 2019-12-18 3 subject to surveys in accordance with 1.5 of the Code.

Completion date of survey on which this Certificate is based: 2014-10-15

Issued at Port Kelang, Malaysia on 2017-10-29

for DNV Gl
This document is signed electronically in accordance with IMO
FAL.5/Circ.39/Rev.2. Validation and authentication can be
obtained from trust.dnvgl.com by using the Unique Tracking
................N!Jf11bf2r:(l!.T./'fJ.:.J'f..()i'()$}!)~.alg?l(!~.!P.;.?Z$.3.9. ....... .
Rozani Abdul Rahman
Surveyor

The Certificate can be issued only to ships entitled to fly the flags of States which are both a Contracting Government to the 1974 so LAS
Convention and a Party to MARPOL 73/78.
2 Ship Type: Any entry must relate to all relevant recommendations, e.g. an entry "Type 2" means Type 2 in all respects prescribed by the
Code.
Insert the date of expiry as speCified by the Administration in accordance with 1.5.6.1 of the Code. The day and the month of this day
correspond to the anniversary date as defined in 1.3.3 of the Code, unless amended in accordance with 1.5.6.8 of the Code.

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 Certificate No: nl070835-abz
Date of issue: 2017-10-29

1. That the ship has been surveyed in accordance with the provisions of section 1.5 of the

2. That the survey showed that the construction and equipment of the ship and the condition thereof
are in all respects satisfactory and that the ship complies with the relevant provisions of the Code.

3. That the ship has been provided with a Manual in accordance with Appendix 4 of Annex II of
MARPOL 73/78 as called for by regulation 14 of Annex II, and that the arrangements and
equipment of the ship prescribed in the Manual are in all
Manual 2009-10-06

4. That the ship, provided that all relevant operational provisions of the Code and Annex II of
f'vIARPOL 73/78 are meets the for the in bulk of the products
included in the attached LIST OF PRODUCTS 4,5 (with conditions of carriage).

5. That in accordance with 1.46 /2.8.2 6 the provisions of the Code are modified in respect of the ship
in the manner:
Not

That

in conditions verified with intact and

requirements using the approved stability instrument fitted in accordance with paragraph 2.2,6 of
the code;

6.26 where a '.... aiver permitted by paragraph 2.2.7 of the code is granted and the approved stability
instrument required by paragraph 2.2.6 of the Code is not fitted, loading shall be made in
accordance '.'lith the follm... ing approved methods:
(i)6 in accordance with the loading conditions provided in the approved loading manual, stamped
and dated and signed by a responsible officer of the Administration, or of an
organization recognized by the Administration; or
(ii)6 in accordance with loading conditions verified remotely using an approved means ; or
(iii)6 in accordance with a loading condition which lies within an approved range of conditions
defined in the approved loading manual referred to in (i) above; or
(iv)6 in accordance with a loading condition verified using approved critical KG/GM data defined in
the approved loading manual referred to in (i) above;.

6.3 6 in accordance with the loading limitations appended to this Certificate

Where it is required to load the ship other than in accordance with the above instruction, then the
necessary calculations to justify the proposed loading conditions should be communicated to the
certifying Administration who may authorize in writing the adoption of the proposed loading
condition.

- void -

4
Products: Products listed in Chapter 17 of the Code or which have been evaluated by the Administration in accordance with 1.1.6 of the
Code, shall be listed. In respect of the latter "new" products, any special requirements provisionally prescribed shall be noted.
5 Products: The list of products the ship may carry shall include the Noxious Liquid Substances of Category Z which are not covered by the
Code and shall be identified as "Chapter 18 Category Z".
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of the Code.
Annual survey: Place: Date:

Intermediate 7 survey:

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CIIteaorv
Products "JlW I I Tllnk aroups Footnotu
Alcohol (C12·C16) oolY(20+jethol(ylates BC ' 21 Y
Alcohol (C12-C16) pOlY(7·19)ethoxYlat&s ,B,C I 21 V
Alcohols {C12+). primary, finear C 12021 V
Alcoholll (C13+) 21 V

l=~
). primary, linear and "'_, " ..,m:l B 11, :~, 20, V
21 25
Alcohols (C12·C13). primary, Hnear and """',...." ... "1 A.B,C 20,21 V
linelilf J
~holli {C14-C18), primary, linear and """"''''''''''1 A,B.C 21 y
I
hl'lelilf
Alcoholic beverages, 1'1,(1,$, A B,C 5 Z
Alkanes (C6-C9) A,B,C X
Iso- and cycIo-alkana (C1Q..C11)
Iso. and cyclo-liIlkaf'la {C12+)
ifl
A.B,C
A, B, C

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Y i

,C
, n-Alk"",. (C9-C11)
n·Alkanlltl> (C10+) B C
Alklflelli \ \,; _ .J}, linear and UI "" "" '''''"', l flminl""'''' S, C

:;".';' \C,o=O. II,..., "", ".•. ~.~, ffi..hp"'" Y

A1karYI oolvether$ (C9-C20) C 7 20 Y

Alkenoic: acid, polyhydroxy ester borated 11. 16,2{), Y
, 25
Alkenyl (C11 +) amide ABC 20 21 X
Alkenvl rC16-C20) succinic anhydrlde AB 11 16 25 Z
Alkylated (C4-C9) hindered phenols ABC 20 21 Y
Alkylbenzene, atkytfndane, alkylindene mixture (each A.B,C ! Z
C12·C17)
AlkYl benzene distillation bottoms ABC 20 Y
Alkylbenzene mixtures (containing at least 50% of A,B 11,16,25 Y
tolueoe)
Alkyl (C5-CS) benzene15 ABC 6 X
AlkyllC9+ ABC 8 Y
~C11-C17} beozene sulphooic acid ABC 7 20 Y
enzene sulDhonic acid sodium salt solution A,B,C 7,20,21 Y
Alkyl d'lthiocalbama1e (C19-C35) ABC 72021 Y
AIkvldithiothiadiazole (C6-C24) A B,C 6 20 Y
Alkyl ester cooolvmer (C4-C20) ABC 20 21 Y
Alkyl (C8-C10)l(C12-C14):(4D% or Iess/5O% or more) A.S,C 7,20,21 Y
POI~ucoside solution (55% or 185$)
Alkyl (C8-C10)l(C12-C14):(60% or more/40% or leiS) A.B.C 7,20.21 Y
po!ygtucoside solution (55% or less)
Alkyl (C7 -ca) nitrates AB 12 17,19 Y
A1kvl(C7- C11lDheooi P01VC4-12l ethoxvlate ABC 7 Y
Alkyl (C8-C40) phenol sulphide A,B.C Z
Alkyl (C9-C15) phenyl propoxylate A,B.C Z
Alkyl (C8·C10) oolYQIucoside solution (65% or less) A,BC 7 20 Y
Alkyl {C8-C10)l(C12-C14):(50%/50%} polyglu(X)side A.B,C 7,20,21 Y
solution (55% or less)
Alkyl (C12-C14) poIygluco$ide solution (55% or less) ABC 7 21 Y
Alkyl (C12-C16) propoxyamine ethoxylate A,B 11.16,20. X
25
Alkyl (C1Q..C20 saturated and unsaturated) phosphite ABC 21 Y
Alkyl sulphonic acid ester of phenol A,S,C 7.20 Y
AlkYl {C18+) toluenes ABC 21 Y

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cateaory
Products .,:>J. Tanks/ Tank groups Footnotes
Alkyl {C18.c26) toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts. A,B 7,11.16,20, Y
borated 25
Alkyl (C18-C28) tolueneaulfonic aCId. calcium salts, A.B 11,16.20, Y
low overbase 25
Alkyl (C18-C28) tolueneaulphonic acid, calcium salts, A,B 7,11.16,20, Y
hiah overt>ase 25
Allyl alcohol AB 11 16 25 Y
Allyl chloride AS 11 16 25 Y
Aluminium hydroldde. sodium hydroxide, sodium A,B 2.7,11,16, Y
carbonate solution (40% or less) 25
Aluminium sulPhate solution ABC 7 Y
2-(2-Aminoelho)('Y) ethanol A,S C 7 Z
AminoethytdiethanoiamineiAminoethylethanolamine A.B,C 7.21 Z
solution
AminoethYi ethanolamine ABC 7 Z
N-Aminoethytpiperazine ABC 21 25 Z
2-Amino-2-methyl.1-propanol A,B,C Z
Ammonia aqueous (28% or less) ABC 25 Y
Ammonium chloride solution (less than 25%1 {') A.B C 8 Z
Ammonium hydrogen phosphate solution ABC 8 Z
Ammonium lignosulphonate solutiOns A,B C 7 21 Z
Ammonium polvl)hOlSPhate solution ABC 7 Z
Ammonium sulphate sOlution ABC 7 Z
Ammonium thlosulphate solution (60% or less) ABC 7 21 Z
Amyl acetate (all Isomers) A,B C Y
n-Amyi alcohol A,B,C Z
Amyl alcohol. primary A,B,C Z
sec-Amyl alcohol A.B,C Z
tert-AmYl alcohol A,B,C Z
tert-Amyl eth~ ether ABC 2 Z
teft-Amyl methyl ether A,B,C X
Aniline A,B 11,16 25 If
ADple juice ABC 6 OS
Arvl POlvolefins (C 11-CSO) ABC 8 20 21 Y
! Barium long chain (C11-C50) alkaryt sulphonate A, B 7,11,16,20, If
21
J~enzene and mixtures having 10% be!,)zene or more A,B,C -. 11,21:.25 Y
-
Benzene sulPhonvl chloride ABC 7 21 25 Z
Benzenetricarboxvlic acid trioetYI ester ABC 6 20 If
Benzyj acetate A,B,C 7 If
Benzyl alcohol ABC 7 Y
Benzyl chloride A,B 11,15,16. If
25
Bio-fuel blends of Diesel/gas oil and Alkanes (010- A.B 8,11,16,25 X
j C26), linear and branched with a ftashpomt >80'C
(>25% but <99% by volume)
Bio-fuel b4ends of Diesel/gas oil and Alkanes (C10· A,B 8.11.16,25 X
C26), linear lind branched With a ftashpoint ~O·C
(>25% but <99% bv volume)
Bio-fuel blend$ of Diesel/gas oil and FAME (>25% but A.B 8.11,16,25 X
<99% by volume)
Bio.fuel blends of Diesel/gas oil and vegetable oil A,B 8,11,16,25 X
l (>25% but <99% bv volume)
Bio-fuel blends of Gasoline and Ethyl alcohol {>25% A.B 8,11,16,25 X
but <99% bv volume}
Bis(2-ethylhexvl) terephthalate ABC 2 20 Y

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LIST Of PRODUCTS Condition. of Cllnillge Pollution

c.teoory
Products "J1I>,' Tllnu J Tllnk aNUPS Footnotes
Brake fluid base mix: Poly(2-8)alkylene (C2-C3) A,B,C B [ Z
glyClOlslPolyalkyiene (C2-C10) glycols moooalk)'l (C1- I
I
C4} ethers and thelf borate Miers J

Butene otigomer AB.C .x

2-Butoxyiilthanol (58%)1 '.l~ I A,S 2,11,16,25 II V
poIyester..lmide (42%) (mixture)
Butyl ac.te (aU iIol'I'\Imi) A,B,C I y
Sutyl acrylate (alll$omers) A,S 12

n-Sutyl alcohol
sec-BuM alcohol
A.S C
A,S C ~ Z

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ten-Butyl alcohol A.B,C
Butylamine (all isomers) A 8
BuM benzYl Dhthalate A,B.C
BuM butyrate (a. isomers) A.B.C
Bul.WDecvllCetvllEicosvl methacrylate mhrture A.B
,glycol A,B,C
Butyl """,,,.."', ... ,'" A,S i ~;' 15, 19, Z

n-BuM A,B.C i Y
ButvraJdehyde (raM isomers) A B,C 25 V
gammra-Butvrolaetone A,BC 7 Y
Calcium alkarvl $u1phonate (C11·C50) AB 6 11 16 25 Z
Calcium alkyl (C1(I·C28) salicylate AB 11,16,21, Y
25
Calcium carbonate slurry ABC 8 6 OS
CaiCtum hydroxide slullY ABC 8 21 Z
Calcium hypochlorite solution (15% or less) ABC 7 Y
Calcium IiGI'106UlphQnJte solutions ABC 7 21 Z
Calcium Iong-chain alkyl (C5-C10) phenate A,B,C Y
Calcium Iong-chain alkYl (C11.C40} phenate ABC 20 Y
Calcium Iong..chain alkyl phenate sulphide (Ca-C40) A,a C 8,20 Y
Calcium long-ehain alkyl $alicylate {C13+} ABC 20 Y
I Calcium long-chain alkyl (C18-C26) salicylate A,B 1',16,20, Y
i . 21 25
CalCium nitrate SOlutiOns (50% or less) ABC 5 1 Z
ICalCium nitrate/Magnesium nitrate/Potassium chloride A,B,C 8.21 Z
solution
~.amelina oil A B.C .2 20 Y
epsilon-CaproJactam (moH.en or aqueous solution) A,B C 14 Z
Carbolic oil AB 7, '1,16,21, Y
25
Cashew nut shell oil (untreated) ABC 20 21 25 Y
castor oil A B,C 20 21 Y
CMium fonnate $olulion (*) A,B,C B Y
J CetylJEicO$yI methacrylate mixture A.B 12,15,19, Y
I 21
Chlorobenzene ABC 7 25 Y
Chloroform AS 7 11 16 25 Y
Chlorohyclrin$ (crude) A,B 7,11 1625 Y
4-Chloro-2-methylphenoxyacelic acid, dimethytamine A,B,C 7,21 Y
salt solutio.!l .---~

o-Chloronitrobenzene A,B 7, 11. 16.20. Y

21 25
1-{4-Chlorophenvl)-4,4-dimethyl.pemlao-3-one A.B.C 7,20,21 Y
o-Chlorotoluene A B.C 7 25 Y

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Cat4lGOrY
Products ")5}- Tanks I Tank grou.,. Footnotes
p-Cnlorotoluene A B.C 1 21 25 Y
Choline chloride solutions A.B.C 8 Z
Citric acid aO% or less} A B,C 7 Z
Coal slulTY A,S.C 7 8 OS
Coal tar ABC 72021 X
Coal tar naPhtha solvent ABC 21 25 Y
Cocoa butter ABC 20.21 Y
Coconut oil ABC 20.21 Y
Coconut oil fatty acid A.B,C 20.21 Y
Coconut oil fatty acid methYl ester ABC a y
CODoer saH of lona chain (C17+) alkanoic acid A.B C 20,21 Y
Com oil ABC 20 21 Y
Cotton seed oil ABC 20 21 Y
Creosote (ooal tar) A.B 1.11.16.20. X
21 25
Cresols (all isomers) ABC 7.21 Y
Cresylic acid. dephenolized A.B,C 7 Y
CresYlic acid sodium salt solution ABC 7 21 Y
Crotonaldehvde AB 11 16 25 Y
Cyciohexane ABC 21 Y
Cvclohexanol ABC 21 Y
, Cyclohexanone A,B.C 25 Z
· Cvcfohexanone C~lohexanol mixture ABC 25 Y
Cyclohexytamine ABC 25 Y
· 1,3-Cyclopentadiene dimer (molten) A, B. C 20 21 Y
i Cyclopentane A,B.C Y
I Cyclopenlene A, B. C Y
: p-Cymene A,B.C Y
Decahydronaphthalene A, B. C Y
! Decanoic ac:id A,B C 21 X
I Decene A,B,C X
· Daevl aloohol (all isomers) ABC 18 21 Y
DecylfDodecyl/Tetradecyl Oil leohol mixture A,S 11,16,21. Y
25
· Decylo)cytettahydrothiophene dioxide ABC 7 21 25 X
Diacetone alcohol A,B.C Z
· DialkYi (C6-C9) diphenylamines A,B,C Z
· DialkYi (C9-C10) phthalates ABC 20 Y
Dialkyl {C7-C13) ohthalates A.B,C 8.20 X
DialkYi thlophosphates sodium salts solution A.S 1. 11. 16,21. Y
25
Dibutytamine A.B C 25 Y
Oibutyl hydroaen chosDhonate ABC 21 Y
DibutYI phthalate A,BC 7 X
Dibutyl terephlhaLate A.B.C 8.21 Y
Dichlorobenzene (all isomers) ABC 7 25 X
I 3,4-Dlchloro--1-butene A.B
ABC
r 7.11,16.25
7 25
y
Z
1 '-Dichloroethane
Oichloroethvl ether ABC 7 25 Y
1,6-Dichlorohexane A.B.C 1.25 Y
22'-DichloroisoprOPYI ether AB 7 11 16 25 Y
Dichloromethane ABC 7 25 Y
2.4.Dictllorophenoxyacetic acid. dlethanolamine salt A, B, C 7.21 Y
solution
2.4-Dictllorophenoxyacetic acid, dimethylarnine salt A,B.C 7,21 Y
: solution (70% Of less>

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Products "')lI'- Tanks I Tank arouDill Footnotu
2,4-Dichiorophenoxyaoetlc acid, bilsopropanolamine 7,20,21 y
; salt solution
i 1 2.-Dichloroorooane AB 7.11.16.25 Y
AB 7 11 16 25 X
A. B 7, 11. 16,25 X
Resin Grada. 81-89% A, B 11,13,15, V
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ABC ~
A8
Dietb aminoe~t-haoo--I----------';"':'A':"'.':::8-.C.,....-------~
25 Y
2 6-Oi~iine ABC 21 Y

Dmhylene g yt1QI dl'ltl'lyl eth'lr A. S, C Z

Diethylene a vool jjhthalate A, B C
V
Z ,

Y
Diethvl Phthalate A. B C 7 Y
Diethyf sulphate ABC 7 25 Y
Oig~cid~etherofbmphenoIA A.B.C 7 20.21 x
y
y
y
Diisobutylene A, B. C y
Oiisobutyl ketone A, B. C y
Oiisobutvl chthalate ABC 7 x
Oiisooooyl adipate y
A BJ...,;C;-_ _ _ _ _ _-l-i7:--".-:=--_ _+-_-+.-_-i
Diisooctyl phthalate •C 8 20 y
DiisODfOPanolamine B C 21 Z
Dii;w;.n"""l amine A B 11 16 25 Y
DiiSOi1!tIPyfbenzene {all isomers} A, B, C x
Diis hthalene ABC 6 y
N N-Dimethyfacetamide A B 11 16 25 z
N.N-Dimethyfacetamide solution (40% or less) A. B. C 11,25 z
Dimethvl adiDate ABC 7 21 X
Dimethylamine solution (45% or less) A B 11 16 25 y
Dimethylamine solution (greater than 45% but not A, B 11, 16.25 Y
greater than 55%).
N N-Dimettwleyotohexyiamine A B 11 16 25 Y
DimethYl dlsulphjde A B 7 11 16 25 Y
Dimethylethanolamine ABC 25 Y
! DimethYlformamicie AI B, C 25 Y
Dimethyl glutarate ABC 7 Y
Dimethyl hydrogenphosjjhite ABC 7 11 25 Y
Dimethyl octanoic acid A. B. C 20 21 Y
Dimethyl phthalate ABC 1 21 Y
Dimethylpolys~oxane ABC 8 Y
2.2-0imethy\propane-1 3-diol (molten or solution) ABC 8.21 Z
Dimethyl succinate ABC 7 21 Y
Dinon)'! phthalate A. B. C Y
Dioctyl phthalate A. B. C x

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UST OF PRODUCTS Conditions of Carriage PoIk.Itiort

category
Products 4)5)· Tanks i Tank arcuM Footnotes
1,4.. Dioxane A.B 7.11,16.21. y
25
Dipentene A.B,C y
Oionenyl ABC 7 20 21 x
DiPhel'lYlamine (molten) ABC 7 20.21 y
Oinhenviamines alkYlated ABC 20 21 y
Oillhenyl/Oipnenv\ ether mixtures ABC 7 21 x
Oip!1enyl ether A,B,C 7,21 x
Oiphenyl etherlOiphenyl phenYl ether mixture ABC 7 21 x
Oiphenvld DfODane-eDichlorohvdrin resins ABC 20 21 x
Oi~-propY\amine AB 11.16,25 y
Oipropylene glycol A B,C z
Oithiocarbamate ester (C7-C35) ABC 7 21 x
Oitridecyladil'Jate ABC 8 20 y
Oitridecyl phthalate A,B,C y
Oiundecyl phthalate ABC 8 20 21 y
Dodecane (all isomers) A,B,C y
Oodecene (all isomers) A.B,C x
DodecYi alcohol ABC 21 y
OodecyiaminefTetradecYlamine mixture ABC 21 25 y
Oodecylbenzene A B.C z
Docfecyl dipheoyl ether disull'Jhonate solution A.a,e 7,20 x
Oodecyl hydroxypropyl sulphide A B.C x
Oodecyl methacrvlate ABC 15 z
OodecylfOctadecyi methacrylate mixture A,B 12,15,19, y
20
Dodecyi/PentaOeevl methaaylate mixture AB 12 15 19 y
Oodecyt Phenol ABC 20 x
Dodecyl XYlene ABC 20 y
Drilling brines including: A,B,C z
calcium bromide solution.
calcium chloride solution and
sodium chloride solutJon
Eoichlorohvdrin A B 7 11 16 25 Y
Ethanolamine A, B C 21 25 y
2·Ethoxyethyl acetate A. B. C Y
Ethoxvlated lona chain (C16+) alkyloxyalkylamine ABC 21 Y
Ethoxylated tallow amine (>95%) A, B 8,11.13.16, X
20 21. 25
Ethyl acetate A, B. C Z
Ethyl acetoacetate A. B, C Z
Ethyl acrylate A, B 12.15.19. Y
25
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Ethyl am~ ketone A. B, C Y
Ethylbenzene A. B. C Y
Ethyl tert-butyl ether A, B, e Y
N·Ethylcyciohexv!amine ABC 25 Y
S-Elhvl di ocarbamate A. B C 21 Y
Ethylene carbonate ABC 57 Z
Ethylene chlorohydrin A B 7 11 16 25 Y
Ethylene cyanohydrin A. B, C 7 Y
Ethylenediamine ABC 21 25 Y
Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, tetrasodium salt A. B, C 7 Y
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Ethylene dichloride ABC 7 25 y

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Products 4)$)· Tllnks I Tank CU'OUDS Footnotes
EthySene glyCOl ABC 7 Y
~gly004 acetl1e A.B.C 7 Y
, glycol bu_t}'I ether acetate A,B.C Y
Ethylene glycol d~t. ABC 7 Y
Eth~ glycol methyl elher acetate

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ne 11.16 25 Y
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ester
Ethylidene
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Ethyl ~th..ljl)lahf ~;. 15, 19, Y
,,,-,,,,, A,B 11,16 Y
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Ethyt propionate A.B,C Y
2-EthYI-3-DJ'oPvlacrolein ABC 21 25 Y
Fatty acid (satumted C13+) ABC 8.21 Y
Fatty acid methyl esters (m) A.B 11,16.20, Y
21 25
Fattv acids (C16i") ABC 20 Y
Fatty acids, (C12+) A,B 11.16.20, Y
21 25
Fatty acids. (C8-C10) AS 11.16,20, Y
21 25
Fatty acids. essentially linear, (C8-C18) 2-ethylhexyl A,B,C Y
elilter
Fish oil ABC 20 21 Y
Formaldehyde solutions (45°Al or less) ABC 7 21 25 Y
Formamide A.B C 7 21 Y
Furfural ABC 725 Y
Furfuryl alcohol ABC 17 Y
Glucitollglycero/ blend propoxylated (containing 10% A.S , 1.7,11. 16, Y
or more amines) 20 25
Glucitollglycero/ blend propoxylated (containing less A.S 7.11,16,25 l
than 10% amines)
Glucose solution ABC 86 OS
Glutaraldehyde solutions (50% or less) A.B C 7 Y
Glycerine ABC 5 7 Z
Glycerol ethoxvlated ABC 7,6 OS
Glycerol monooleate ABC I 2Q.21 Y
Glycerol propoxylated AB 7 11 16 25 Z
Glycerol, propoxvlated and ethoxvlated ABC 7 Z
Glyceroflsucrose blend propoxvlated and ethQXYlated ABC 7 Z
Glyceryl triacetate ABC 7 Z
Glvcidvi Mter of C10 trtalkvlacetic acid ABC 7 Y
Glycine sodium sa/I solution ABC 8 Z
GIy-COliC acid solution (70% or less 1 A.B,C 7 21 Z
GIYOKa! solution (40% or leiS) ABC 7 21 Y
GlvDhosate solution (not containing surfactant) ABC 7 21 Y
Grape seed oil ABC 2 20 Y

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Products '"1l)r Tanks} Tank groups Footnotes
Groundnut oil ABC 20 21 Y
. Heptane (all isomers) A.B,C 21 X
n-Heptanoio aoid A,B,C Z
Heptanol (all isomers) A.B,C Y
Heptyl acetate A.B,C Y
t·Hexadecylnaphthalenfl 11,4- A.B,C 20 Y
bis(hexadecyl}naphthalenfJ mixture
Hexa methylenediamine (molten) A.B 11. 16. 21, Y
25
HexamelhYlenediamine adiDate (50% in water) ABC 8 Z
Hexamethylenediamine solution ABC 25 Y
HexalMtnylene glycol A,B,C Z
Hexamethylenetetramine solutions ABC 57 Z
Hexane (an isomers) A.B,C Y
1 6~Hexanedlol. distillation overheacls A,B 11 16 21 Y
Hexanoic acid A.B,C Y
Hexanol A.B,C Y
Hexene (all isomers) A.B,C Y
Hel(yl acetate A.B,C Y
Hexyteoe glY0C4 ABC 5 Z
Hydrog~ated starch hvdrolYSate ABC 76 OS
2-Hydroxyethyl acrylate A,B 7.11,12,15. Y
16 19 25
N-(Hydroxyethyl)ethylenediaminetrlaeetie acid. A.B,C 7 Y
msodium _It sokJtion
2·Hydroxy-4-(methylthio )butanoic: acid A,B,C Z
lIIipe oil ABC 20 21 Y
Isoamyl alcohol A,B.C Z
Isobutyl alcohol A.B,C Z
Isobutyl methacrylate A.B 11,12, 15, Z
16 19
lsophorone A.B,C Y
IsophQronediamine ABC 21 25 Y
I amine A.B C 20 21 25 Y
Isopropyl acetate A.B,C Z
lsopropyt alcohol A,B.C 5 Z
Isopropyl ether ABC 13 15 Y
Jatropha oil ABC 20 Y
Lactic acid A.B.C 7 Z
Lard ABC 20 21 Y
Latex ammonia (1 % or less) inhibited A,B C 20,21 Y
Latex: Carboxylated styrene-Butadiene copolymer; A,B.C 7.21 Z
Styrene-Butadiene rubber
Lauric acid A.B,C 20.21 X
Lecithin ABC 7 6 OS
UaninsulPhonic acid, magnesium salt solution A B.C 7 Z
Ligninsul\lhonlc acid sodium salt solution ABC 7 21 Z
Unseedoil ABC 20 21 Y
Liquid chemical wastes A,B 8,11.16.22. X
25
Lona chain alkarvl Dolvether (C11·C20) ABC 7 20 21 Y
Long-chain alkaryt sulphonic acid (C1S-C60) A.B,C 8 21 Y
Long-chain atkvlDhenate/Phenol sulphide mixture ABC 20 21 Y
L·LY$ine solution {SO% or less} ABC 7 Z
Magnesium chloride solution ABC a z

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Methacrylic acid A, B. C 19.21, v

Methyl acetate A. B, C Z
Methvl acetoacetate ABC 7 Z
. Methyl acrylate A. B 12. 15, 19, Y
25
Methyl alcohol A, B. C y
Methylamine solutions (42% or less) A, .B 11 16 25 y
y
Methyiamyl alcohol A, B. C z
Methyl amyl ketone A, B. C z
N-Methylaniline AB ! 11 16 25 Y
alpha-Methylbenfqll alcohol with acetophenone (15% A, e 11,16,20, y
or less) 21 25
Methyl tert-butyl ether A. B. C z
Methyl butyl ketone A. B. C y
Methylcydot\exane A. e, C y
Methyl dlethanolamine ABC 720 y
2-Methyl-6-ethyl aniline A. e, C y
Methyl ethyl ketone A, e, C z
2-Methyl-5-ethyl pyridine A, e, C y
N-Methvlalucamine solution (70% Of less) A e C 5 7 z
2-Methylglutaronitrile with 2-Ethylsuccinonitrile (12% A. e 11,16,25 z
or less)
2-Mettwl-2-hvdroxv-3-butvne A eC 21 25 z
Methyl isobuM ketone A, e, C z
Methyl methacrylate A. B 12,15,19, y
25
3-Methyl-3-melhoxybutBnol ABC 8 z
Methyl naphthalene (molten) A. e, C x
2-Methyl-1.3-ptopanediol A. B. C z
Methyl propyl ketone ABC 5 z
2-Methylpyridine A 8 11, 16 z
3-Methylovridine A B 11 16 z
4-Methylpyridine A. B 11,16,21, z
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category
Products 4)11)· Tanks I Tank groups Footnotes
N-Methyl-2·pyrrolidone ABC 1 Y
Methyl saltcylate A.S C 7 Y
alpha-MethylstyTene A,B 12,15,19, Y
23 25
3-(melhvlthio)propjonaldehyde A,B 7.11,1625 Y
Microsilica slurrY ABC 76 OS
Molasses A B.C 8,6 OS
Molybdenum polysulpfide long chain alkyl A.B· 11,16,20, Y
dithiotarbamide complex 21 25
Morphofine A,B.C Y
Myrcene ABC 21 X
Naphthalenesulphonic acid-Formaldehyde copolymer, A,B,C &,21 Z
sodium $aft solution
Neodecanoic acid A,B,C Y
Nftfilotriacetic acid trisOdium salt solution ABC 7 Y
Nitrobenzene A,B 7,11,16,2', Y
25
Nitroethane A,B 7, 10, 12, 19, Y
25
Nitroethane(80%)/Nitropropane(20%) A,B 7, 10, 12, 19. Y
25
Nitroethane, 1-Nilropropane (each 15% or more) A.B 10,12,19. Y
mlxture 20
o-Ni1rophenot (molten) A.B 1, ",16,20, Y
21,25
1· or 2·NitroproPane ABC 25 V
0- or p~Nitmtoluene$ AB 1 11 16 25 Y
Nonanoic acid (aft isomers) ABC 21 Y
Non-edible industrial grade palm oil A,B 11,16,20, Y
21
I Nonene (all isomers) A.B.C Y
Nonyi alcohol {all isomers) A,B.C Y
Nonyl methacrylate monomer ABC 8 21 Y
NonytphenotpoJYL4+ )ethoxvtate A,B.C 7,20 Y
Noxious liquid, N.F, (3) n.o.s. (trade name ... , A,B,C 8,20 X
contains ... ) S.T.2 Cat.x.
Noxious liquid, F, (4) n.o.s. (trade name .... contains ... ) A,B,C 8,20 X
S.T.2 CatX
NOxloUS liquid, N.F, (5) n.O.s. (trade name. '" A.B,C 8,20,21 Y
contains .. .) S.T.2 cat. V.
Noxious liquid, F, (6) n.o.s. (trade name .... contains".) A,B.C 8,20,21 Y
S,T.2 Cat.V
Noxious liquid, N.F, (7) n.o.s. {trade name .... A,B,C 8,20,21 Y
oontains .. J S.T.S Cat. V
Noxious liquid, F, (8) n.o.s. (trade name. '" contains ... ) A,B,C 8,20.21 Y
S.T.3 Cat.V
Noxious liquid. N.F, (9) n.o.s. (trade name ..., A,B,C a z
contains •.. ) S.T.3. cat.Z
Noxious liquid, F. (10) n.o.s. (trade name .... A.B,C 8 Z
contains ... ) S.T.S, catZ
Noxious Uquid. (11) n.o.s. (trade name ... , contains ... ) A. e,c 5,8 Z
Cat.Z
Non-noxious liquid, (12) n.o.s. (trade name .. , A,B,C 8,6 OS
oontains... ) Cat. OS
OctamethYlcvcJotetrasiloxane ~.--.
A.BC 21 Y
Octane (all isomers) A,B,C X

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Pollution
US1' OF PRODUCTS Conditions of CiMTIage category
Products AI}!>,," T,.nq J Tank CroUDs footnotes
Octanoic 8Ckl (all isomers) A, e,c '(

Octanol (aA Isomers) A e,c V

Oehme (all isomers) C y
~y

fl·Qdvl acetate C 21
Oc:M decYl adiPate • 21 Y
) OIefin+Alkyi ester eopol~r (moleeulsr weighl 6.20.21 Y
i 2000+)
, Olefin . ABC 15 X
Olefin mixtures (CS-CJ) :A.8,C V
Olefin mildure1& (C5·C15~ -'- ~-~ ...-,..--.'
A,e,C X
Olefins (013+ all isomers) ABC 8 21 V
Oleic acid ABC 21 V
Oleylamine 21 25 X
Olive oil Be 20 21 Y
Oxweoated ""t" h'/dl'OC<llrbon mixture B.C Z
Palm acid oil i 20.21 Y
Palm fatty add distillate 20.21 I Y
Palmkemel ~ 00 .20~21 r y
Palm kemel fatty add C 20.21.25 Y
Palm kernel oil B,~C 20 21 Y
Palm ~emel oktin A.B,C 20 21 Y
l Palm kernel stearin A.B,C 20,21 Y
i Palm mid-fraction ABC 20 21 Y
, Patmoil A.B C 20 21 '(
Palm oil fatty acid moth'" ester A,B C 21 Y
. Palm olein 20 21 Y
Palm stearin itBBCC 20 21 Y
Paraffin wax BC 20 21 Y
Paraldehyde A.B C 21 Z
1,3·Pentadieoe A,B 12,15,19, Y
25
1,J..Pentadtene (greater than 50%) cyclopentene and A,B 11, 13, 15, '(
isomers, mixtures 16 25
Pentaethylenehexamine A B,C 8 X
PeiWnoic acid A,B,C Y
Petrolatum ABC 20 21 '(
Phenol A,B 7, 11, , 6, 21, Y
25
1-Phenyl+xylyl ethane A,B,C Y
alpha-Pinene A,B,C X
Pine oil ABC 20 21 X
PiperaZine, 68% solution A,B 4,7,11,16, '(
20 21 25
Polyacryljc acid solution (40% or less) ABC 7 Z
Polyalkylalkenaminesuccinimide. molybdenum A. B, C 20 '(
oXY$ulPhide
Polv(2-8)alkYlene olvcol monoalkyl (C1·C6) ether A.B C 8 Z
Poly(2-8)alkylene glyeol monoalkyl (C1 +06) ether A,B,C 8 '(
acetate
I Poll[alk:yl (C10-C20) methacrylate ABC 20 21 Y
: Polyalkyl (C10-C18) methacrylatefethylene-propy B.C 20,21 Y
: copolYmer mixture
Polyaluminium chloride solution
PoIvbutene ~8C
B C
5 8
20 Y
Z
, Polybutenyl succinimide ABC 20 21 Y
Polyether (molecular .....eiaht 1350-i) I A B,C 8,20 Y

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cateaory
Products 4)5)· T.nk groups Footnot.a
Polyethylene glycol A.B C 1 Z
PolYethylene glycol dimethyl ether A.B.C 6 Z
Poly(ethylene glycol) methylbutenyl ether (MW>1000) ABC 7 21 Z
Polyethylene polyamines A.B,C Y
I Polyethylene poIyamines (more than 50% C5-C20 A.B.C 21 Y
paralln oil)
Polvferric sulDhate solution A B.C 1 Y
POlyglycerine, sodium salt solution {containing less A.B.C 5,7 Z
than 3% sodium hydroxide)
Poly(iminoethylene)-graft-N-poly(elhyleneoxy) A.B,C 7,21 Z
solution
(90% or less)
(Polyisobutene) amino products in aliphatic A.B,C 2,20 y
hydrocartJons
Polyisobutenamine in aliphatic (C 1O-C 14) solvent A, B,C Y
Polyisobutenyl anhydride adduct A,B,C Z
Poly(4+)isobutylene (MrN >224) A. B, C 28,20,21 X
PolYisobutyiene (MrN:s 224) ABC a 21 y
Polyolefin (molecular weight 300+) A.B.C 8,20,21 Y
Polvoiefin amide alkeneamine (C17+) ABC 20 Y
Polyolefin amide alKeneamine borate (C28-C250) ABC 82021 Y
Polyoiefin amide alkeneamine palyal ABC 20 21 Y
. Polvo!efinamine (C28-C250) ABC 21 Y
, Polyolefin amiooester salts (mw 2000+) A.B.C .---- 20 21 Y
. Polyolefin anhydride ABC 20 21 Y
Po/volefin ester eC28·C250} A.B C 8 20 21 Y
Polyolefin phenolic amine (e2a-C2S0) A.B.C 8,20,21 y
Polyolefin phosphorosulphide, barium derivative A.B,C 7,20,21 Y
(C28-C25Ci)
Po y(20)OxyethYlene $orbitan monooleate A.BC 7,2021 Y
Po y(5.)propvlene ABC 8 21 Y
Po ypropylene glycol A,B,C Z
Potassium dlloride solution ABC 7 21 Z
PotaMium chloride solution (less than 28%) ABC 76 OS
PoJassium fonnate solutions ABC 5 7 Z
Pota$Sium hydroxide solution ABC 7 Y
PotaSSium oleate A,B.C 20 21 Y
! Potassium thiosulpflate (50% or less) ABC 7 21 Y
! o-ProDanoiamine ABC 21 Y
i 2-Propene-1-aminium, N, N-dimet'hyl-N-2-propenyl· .
dllonde. homopolymer solution
A.B.C 7 Y

ProDionic anhydride A.B.C 25 Y

n-Propyl acetate A,B,C Y
n-propyl alcohol A,B,C Y
n-Propy!amine A,B 11.13,16. Z
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Propylbenzene (all isomers) A,B,C Y
Prooylene cartlonate A. B, C 5. 7 Z
Propylene glycol ABC 5,7 Z
Propylene glycol methyl ether acetate A,B,C Z
Propylene glycol monoalkyl ether ABC 8 Z
ProPylene glycol phenyl ether ABC 7 Z
Propylene tettamer A,B,C X
Propylene trimer A,B,C y
Pyridine A,B.C y
Pyr~ysJ$ gasoline {containing benzene} A,B 11,16,25 Y

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Products 4}iW Tllnks I Tllnk arroYDS r Footnotes
Rapeseed oil A B,C 20 21 V
20,21 '(
! RllpeteeO oil {low erucic .cia conbilming less than 4% A.B,C
; free fatty acids}
y
! Rape seed oil fatty .cia methyl esten> A.B.C i
I Resin oil. di5b1I~.. - "-
AB
A.B C
11.16,25 Y
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Rice bran dI
i SafflO'Nl'1lf oil A.B C Y
, Shea butter A,B,C 120:2: y

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solutions Z
Sodium alkyl (C14·Cl1) """"iJl1ViI<lI.... (6C-S5% Y
solution}
Sodium alliminosilieate slurf'll 8 1
a
B
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. Sodium benzoate
r Sodium bicarbonate solution (less than 1Oo/Q} 6.6
7,20,21 Y
I
$OIfJtioo 1tmrl50%)(') BC 8 Y
B,C 8 Z
Ofl~) B,C I 7.21 z
A.B,C 21 Z
ate';(3T\::~;;ution
or or urm

Sodium hvdrooen sUlohite solution (45% or less) ABC 7 21 Z

Sodium hYdroxide solution ABC 7 .20 21 Y
Sodium hypOChlorite soiutioll(15% or less} ABC 7 Y
Sodium methylate 21 - 30% in methanol A.B 11, 16,20. Y
.... .. 21 25,26
Sodium nitrite sOlution -

AB 7 11 16 21 Y
Sodium petroleum sulphonate ABC 720 Y
Sodium poIy(4Hacrvlate solutions A B,C B,21 Z
, Sodium silicate soIUtiOll A B,C 7 21 Y
j Sodium sulphate solutions A ~,C 5 B Z
I Sodium sulphide solution (15% or Iessl A,B C 7,21,25 V
. Sodium sulphite solutiOn (25% or less) ABC 7 21 Y
Sodium thiocYanate solution (56% or less) A,BC 6 21 Y
Sorbitol solution A B,C 7,6 as
SOyabean oil ABC 20 21 Y
Soybean Oil Fa!!¥ Acid Meth~ Ester A B.C 2,21 Y
styrene monomer AB 112.1519 y
I SUlphohydrocarbon CC3-C88} ABC a 20 21 Y
i SUleholane -,-"".
A.B C 7,2'1 Y
I Sulohonated DOIvacrvlate solution ABC 57 i
Sulphurized fat (C14~C20) A,B,C Z
Sulphurized polyolefinamide alkene (C28-C250) A, B,C Z
amine
Sunflower seed oil ABC 20.21 Y
Tall oil, crude ..-..-,- A.B.C 20 Y
Tall oil distilled ABC 20 V
Tall oil fatty acid (resin acids less than 20%) A.B,C Y
Tat! oil pitch A.B.C 20 Y
Tat! oil soap, crude A.B 2,7,11,16, Y
20 25
Tallow A,B C 20,21 Y
Tallow fatty acid ABC 8 20 21 Y
Tetraethylene Qlycol A,B.C 7 Z
Tetr8et~:t!ene eentamine A.B,C y
TetraethYl s~icate monomer/olicomer (20% in ethanol) ABC 5 Z

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Ponutton
UST OF PRODUCTS [ category
Products .JIW Tanks i Tank arouDS Footnotes
Tetrahvdrofuran A,B C 25 z
Tetrahydronaphthalene A,B,C y
Tetramethvlbenzene (all isomers) A,B,C 21 x
Toluene ABC y
Toluenediamine A,B 11, 14, 16, y
20,21,24,
25
0-Toluidine AB 11 18,25 y
Tributyl phOllliphate A,a,C y
1 1 1-Trichloroethane ABC 7 y
1 1 2·Trichloroethane ABC 1 11 25 y
Tri<:hlol'OOthvlene AS 7 11 16 25 y
1 2 3-Trichlol'Ol)fopane AS 7. 11 16 25 y
1,1 ,2+Trichloro-1, 2,2-Triftuoroethane A,B,C 7 y
Tricresyl phosphate (containing less than 1% ortho- A. B, C 7.20 y
isomer)
Tridecane A.B,C y
Tridecanoic acid ABC 20 21 y
Tridecyl acetate A,B C y
Triethanolamlne ABC 7 21 z
Triethylamine AB 11 16 25 y
Triethyfbenzene A,B.C x
Triethylene alvcol ABC 5 7 z
Triethylenetetramine A,B,C y
Triethyl phosphate ABC 7 z
Triethvl """,,,,,,,.e ABC 11 21 25 z
Triisopl't)j)anolamine A,B.C z
Trii lated phenvl ohosphates A, B,C 720 X
Tlimethylben:ene (all isomers) A.B,C x
Tnmethylo! propane oroDOxvlated ABC 7 z
2,2,4-Trimettwl-1,3-pentanediol diisobutyrate A,B,C z
2,2,4-Trimethyl-1 ,3-pentaned iol-1.isobutyrate A,B,C y
1.3,5-Trioxane A.B,C 7.21 y
Tripropylene glyCol A B,C z
Trixylyl phosphate A.B,C 7,20 x
Tunll oil ABC 20 21 y
Tumentlne A,B,C x
Undecanoic acid ABC 20 21 y
1-Undecene A,B.C x
Undecyl alcohol A,B C 21 x
Urea/Ammonium nifJate solution A B.C a z
Urea/Ammonium nitrate solution (containing less than A.B,C 7,21,25 z
1% free ammonia)
Urea/Ammonium phosphate SOlution A B.C 8 y
Urea solution ABC 7 z
Valeraldehvde (aft isomers) A,B,C 13 25 y
Vegetable acid oils 1m) A.BC 20 21 y
Vegetable fattvacid distillates (m) A.B,C 20.21 y
Veaetable protein solution (hydrolvsed) ABC 6 os
Vinyl acetate AB 12 15 19 y
Vinyl neodecanoate A.B 12 15 19 y
Vinyltoluene AB 12 15 19 y
Water ABC 6 os
Waxes A.B,C 20 21 y
White spirit low (15-20%) aromatic ABC 21 y

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Note No. Note

1 This product is not yet formally Included In the Code / MARPOl Mnex II or the carriage
permiSSion is based on a provisional assessment of the pollution and I or safety hazards.
The inclusion of this oroduct is based on information Qiven in document: PPR 1/3
2 ThiS product is not yet formally included in the Code I HARPOL Annex II or the carriage
permisSion is based on a proviSional assessment of the pollution and / or safety hazards.
The inclusion of this product is based on information given in document: MEPC.2/Circ.19
Annex 1
4 This product is not yet formally included in the Code / MARPOL Annex II or the carriage
permission is based on a provisional assessment of the pollution and I or safety hazards.
The inclusion of this product Is based on information Qiven In document: PPR 1/WP.3
5 "Chapter 18/ Category Z" product.
(I.e. this product is not subject to the Code's requirements and it is inCluded in this list
only due to its pollution properties. Reference is made to Footnote 4 on the Certificate of
Fitness. Possible Class I SOlAS requirements regarding electrical equipment in gas
dangerous areas and fire fightinc measures must however be observed.)
6 "Chapter 18 lOS (Other Substance)" product.
(I.e. this product Is neither subject to the Code's nor to MARPOL Annex U's requirements
and it is included in thls list for information purposes only. Possible Class / SOLAS
requirements regarding electrical equipment in gas dangerous areas and fire fighting
measures must however be Observed.)
7 Loading rest:l1ctions due to actual cargo density and/or cargo tank density limitations
may apply to one or more tank groups.
- Refer to cargo shipping documents for actual cargo denSity.
- Refer to "ADoendix to Classification Certificate" for cargo tank density limitations.
8 The density of this product has not been considered when assigning tank groups.
- Refer to cargo shipping documents for actual cargo denSity.
- Refer to "APpendIx to ClasSification Certificate" for carao tank density limitations.
9 Dry chemical fire fighting medium cannot be used because of the poSSibility of an
explosion.
10 Dry chemical shall not be used as a fire flahtino medium.
11 If this product is heated, the heating medium shall not be returned to the engine room
unless It is being sampled and checkeCl by a recognized method for pOSSible
contamination or the heatino circuit is external to the tanks.
12 . Heating coils (or deck cargo heaters) in tanks carrying this product shall be I:)lanked off
or secured by eQuivalent means.
_!1..."..~........... ThiS product shall be carried under an "inerted" carao tank environmental condition.
14 Sufficient heating capacity for the carnage of this product has not been verified by Det
Norske Veritas.
15 Care must be taken to ensure that this product is suffiCiently inhibited to prevent
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polymerization at all times during the voyage.
16 When carrying this product in tanks without inherent separate cargo piping andvent---
systems, separation must be ensured by dismantling spool pieces etc. Such means for
obtaining the separation are not acceptable if located within the cargo tanks.
Alternatively It must be ensured that all tanks I compartments connected to systems not
so seoarated are onlv loaded with the same product.
17 The carriage temperature of this product shall be maintained below 100 deg. C to
prevent !!).~cur.!,!!:nce of a self-sustaininQ exothermic decomposition reaction.
18 Reference to Item 16.2.9 in the lBC Code applies to n-decvlalcohol onlv.
19 This product shall not be carried adjacent to ill cargo or fuel oil tank being excesSiveiY-"---
heated.
20 The cargo's viscosity at 20 deg C shall be speCified on a shipping document and if
exceeding 50 mPa.s at 20 deg C, the temperature at which the cargo has a Viscosity of
50 mPa.s shall be specified in the shioDino document.
21 The cargo's meltina point shall be indicated in the shippina document.

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item 16.2 of the ISC Chem Code, carry onboard a waste movement document issued
the com etent authori of the count of ori in of the waste .
23 Before loading alpha-Methylstyrene it must be documented that the foam in the deck fire
fighting system is effectlve for this product or alternatively at least :2 off portable 25 kg
dry powder fire extinguishers ready for use shall be placed near the cargo manifold
durin loadi unload in .
2.4 This ent lies to 93% Or less a UeClUS solutton onl .
25 When this product it is required thet the ship is provided with and
for presence of toxjc vapours. In case tOxiC
is not available the In the ISC Code item
13.2.3 must be Ref. Code items 14.2.4 and 16.4.2.2.
26 Reference to item 16.2.6 in the ISC Code applies for consent!1ltions above 28% of
sodium meth late.

GENERAL NOTES

G.N. ot the materials of

has not been considered when
- The Manager I Owner is responsible

cargoes.
- The Master is responsible for ensuring that cargoes unsuitable for the ship / the tank
are not carried.
Reference is made to the IBC Code Cha ter 6.
G.N. This UST OF PRODUCTS has been produced taking fully lnto account all amendments to
the Code up to and including the "REVISED Annex H" and the "2012 Amendments to the
IBC Code" with ent into force 1 June 2014.
G.N. When carrying any substance necessitating a Chern Code Certificate of fitness in
starboard slop tank, it is, for stripping purposes, necessary to d!1lin the bafance hne to
the port slop tank as a part of the unloading and stripping procedure. Consequently the
slo tanks cannot be loaded with different such ca oes.
G.N. Cargoes, residues of cargoes or mixtures containing cargoes, which react in a hazardous
manner with other cargoes, reSidues or mixtures, shall be segregated from such other
car oes with res ect to stowa e and i se aration. Ref. lee Code item 3.1.3.

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List of Products for ONV GL Id No; 27839

Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk No.: 1564 Oate- of Issue: 2014·10·09
:;r.ame of Ship:"8UMGA ALAMANDA"

TANKS I TANK GROUPS

TANKGROUP5
Tankgfoup Tankname I Tank identification
name
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A Cargo tank lP
Cargo tank 15
Cargo tank 2P
Cargo tank 25
Cargo tank 3P
cargo tank 35
Cargo tank 4P
Cargo tank 45
Cargo tank 5P
Cargo tank 55
Cargo tank 6P
Cargo tank 65
Cargo tank 7P
Cargo tank 7S
cargo tank 8P
Cargo tank 85
B cargo tank 9P
'~~,"~"'o>.".'''''''''_'~,,-._ ••..••. _.,,_ .• _ _ _ _ .
-
Caroo tank 9S
C Slop tank P
Slop tank 5

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Addendum for "Trooe Named" Products from Annex 3 of MEPC.2/Circ.

Attachment to Certificate No.: 1564 Issued:

Name of "BUNGA ALAMANDA"

Distinctive Number or
Port of Registry: PORTK!LANG
IMO Number; 9389502

Issued at ..._vlk, Norway on 20141-10-09

LIST OF "TRAD! NAMED" PRODUCTS Conditions of carriage Poitution

cateaOry
PrJ)ductsOl,D)' Tanks I Tank aroulHI Footnotes
AMINE OCT (Contains: Triethylenetetramlnef2- A.B 3,11.16,25 Y
, Dtoefazine-1-ylethyla mine mixtures)
BK Gasoline (Contains; Benzene and 1,3- A,B 4,11,16,25 Y
CvcJopentaciiene climer (molten)
BK Reformed/Platformed Gasoline (Contains: 1,3- A,B 4,11.16,25 Y
Cyclopentadlene dimer (molten) and styrene)
Caromal( 20 (Contains: Alkyl (C3·C4) benzenes and A, B 3,11,16,25 Y
Napthalene)
Caromax 20/45 (Contains: Alkyl (C3·C4) benzenes A. B 3,11,18.25 Y
and Napthatene}
caromax 26 (Contains: Metflytnaphthalene and A,B 3.11,16.25 X
Poly{2+ )(:yclic aromatics)
Garomax 28 (Contains: Methylnaphthalene and A,B 3,11,16,25 X
Poly(2+ )Cyclic aromatics)
CAS 29n5 (Conteins: Methylnaphthalene and A,B 3,11,16,25 X
PoM.2+ )cyclic aromatics)
Clairsol350MHF (Contains: n·AIkanes (C10+») ABC 3 Y
Clairso/ CT-NA (Contains: n-Alkanes (C10+)) A B,C 3 Y
Clairsol NS (Contains: n-Alkanes (C10+» ABC 3 Y
SB·8228 (Contains: Poly(iminoethylene)-graft-N-poly A,B,C 3 Y
(ethyleneox}I) solution (90% or less»

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Pollution
UST OF "TRADE NAMED" PRODUCTS Conditions of Clirrlage Cateao",
Products 4)5)· Tanks I Tank amu_ F s
Fraction C6 (Contains: Benzene) A,B 4,11.16,25 V
Fraction C7 (Contains: Toluene) AB 4 11 16 25 Y
Fradion TX {Contains: Toluenlll) AB 4 11 16 25 Y
G~SA1300 ContaiM: Hydrochlom: Kid) A B,C 3,7 Z
Gyptron SA1650 ContaiM: Ethylene g tvcoll A.B C 3. '1 Z
z
Gyptron SA1660 Contains: Elwlcme g !yeol)

ttL,
ABC
Gyptron SA3050 Contains: Ethy\eoe 1.1 iyeol} A,B C Z
Gyptfoo SA3120 (Cvn=r.:.: Eth~e glycol 'fit! 2· I A.S,C Z
Propene-1·amini!Jm,N,N-dime~N-2~yI. i
I
Gyptron 81>.3130 (ContaiM: . A.B.C 3, 7 Z
Propene-1-aminiI,.lM ,N,N-dl meth~N·2·propl!!ll'lyl·
chloride homooolvmer) I
Z

~
GyptI'on SA3190 (Contains: Ethylone glycol A.B.C
I"'ilOOCaIklllethm'1ii )
H.S.Nt (Volatile Oil) (Containl!> 1,3-Pentadienel ~"B Y
~(CoMaIIlS: OOOecano(oI'-'_lJ ABC Y
1620 {Contams: ~l!'I {all A,S,C Y

A,B
H~7'r
3,11 16,25 X
ne (aD
I 'ISOmers'
.)} (ell '''-'''''''' !!Ind
! LUBAO 1761 {Contains: Alkyl (C16·C28) toluene A,S 3, Y, 11, 16, Y
; sulfonic acid, calcium salt$, low overbase; Calcium 20,25
i long-c:hain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-C40) end
mineral ~D
LUSAD 1798 (Cootains: Alkyl (C1B...c28) toluene A.B 3. 11, 16.20. V
sulfonic add, caIclum $ails, high overbase; Polyolefin 25
amide r.ikeneamine polyol and mineral oil)
: MPG Ba$lc (Contains: PoIy(2-8) alkylene glycol A,S 3,7,11,16, Y
, monoalkvl (C1-C6l ether and sodium methylate} 25
OLOA 160A (Contains: Alkyt(C18-C28) A.B 3,7,11,16, V
toluenesulfooic acid. calcium salts. high overnue, 20,25
calcium lOng-chain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-C40)
and mineral 011)
; OLOA 760SA (Contains: Alkyl(C18-C28) A.B 3,7,11,16. Y
toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts, high overbiJse, 20,25
calcium Iong-chain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-C40)
and mineral oil}
OLOA 865G (Contains: Calcium Ioog-chain A,B 3,8, 11,16. Y
a1k~menste suf.\IDide (CS-C40)) 20,25
I OLOA4594R (Contains: Alkyl{C18-C26) A.B 3,11,16,20, Y
i toluenesulfooic acid, calcium salts, low overb.se, zinc 25
alkyl dithioPhosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 4594RS (Contains: Calcium alkaf)! sulphonate A.B 3,11.16.20, Y
(C1'-C50), zinc alkyl dithiopoosphate (C3-C14) and 25
mineral oil)
OLOA 8868 (Contains: Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate A.B.C 3.20 Y
(C3-C14) and mineral oilt
OLOA 9790F (Contains: Alkyl (C 18-C28) toluene A.B 3,7,11,16, V
sulfonic ac.id, calcium salts, high overbase; Calcium 20,25
long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8 -C4O) IiInd
I mineral oil}
OLOA 9999 (Contains: Alkyl(C1S·C28) A.B 3,1,11,16, Y
toluenesulfooic acid. cak.:lum salts, high overbas6, 20,25
zinc al~yldithioJ)hO$phate (C3·C14) and mineral oil)

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Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk No.: 15M Date of issue; 2014-10-09
;)ame of Ship:"'8UNGA ALAMANDA"
- Pollution
UST Of "TRADE NAMED" PRODUCTS Conditions of carriage cateaory
Products 4)5, .. Tanks 7 Tank arouas Footnotes
OLOA 48014 (Contains: Calcium long-chain alkyl A,S 3,7,11. 16, Y
(C18-C28) salicylate/Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3- 20.21.25
C14) in mineral oil)
OLOA 48018 (Contains: Calcium long-chain alkyl A,B 3,7,11,16. Y
(C18-C28) salicYlate and mineral oil) 20,25
OLOA 49819 (Coolanis: Alkyl (C, 8-C28) toluene A,B 3,7,11.16, Y
sUi phonic acid, calcium salts, high overbase, Calcium 20,25
long-eheln alkyl phenate sulphide (CS-C40) and
mineral oil}
, OLOA 49888 (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C26) A,B 3,7,11,16, y
1 toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts, high overbase, 20,25
1 Calcium long-chain alkyl phenate sulphide (CB-C40)
1 and mineral oil)
OLOA 50908 (Contains: Calcium Iong-chain alkyl A,B 3,8, 11, 16, Y
salicvtate (C13+)) 20 25
OLOA 54000 (Contains: Alkyl{C18-C28) A,B 3,1'.16,20, Y
tolueM$Ulfonic acid, calcium salls, low overbase, Zinc 25
alkvt dithioohosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
I OLOA 55501 (Contains: Alkyl (C18·C28) A,B 3,11.16,20. Y
toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts. high overbase, 25
Zinc alkYl dithiOPhosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 58000 (Contains: Alkyl(C18-C28) A,B 3,11,16,20, Y
tQluenesulfonie acid, calcium salts, low ol/erbase, Zinc 25
alkyl dilhiophosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 59077 (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C28) A,B 3,11,16.20, Y
toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts, low overbase, Zinc 25
elk'll dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 59122 (Contains: A1kyl{C18-C28} A,B 3, 11,16,20, Y
toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts, high overbase. 25
Zinc alkYl dilhiophosphate (C3-C14} and mineral oil)
OLOA 59168 (Contains: Alkyl (C1S·C28) toluene A,B 3,11,16.20. Y
sulfonic acid, calCium salts, high overbase; Polyolefin 25
amide alkeneamine Dolyol and mineral oil)
OLOA 59211 (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C28) toluene A,B 3,11,16,20, Y
$l,Ilfonic acid, calcium salts, borated; Polyolefin amide 25
alkeneamine po/yol and mineral oil)
OLOA 59716 (Contains: A1kyl(C18-C2S) A,B 3,11,16,20, Y
I toluenesulfonle acId, calcium salts, low overbase, Zinc 25
alkyl dithiODhosphate (C3·C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 59726 (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C28) A, B 3,7,11,16, Y
toluensu/fonic acid, calcium salts, high overbase. Zinc 20,25
alkYl dithioohosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oill
OLOA 59762 {Contains: Alkyl(C16-C28} A,S 3,8,11, 16, Y
i toluenesulfonic acid, calcium salts, high overbase, 20,25
i Zinc alkyl dilhiaphosDhate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
I OLOA 59766 (Contains: Alkyl (C18·C28) A,B 3, 11, 16.20, Y
I toluenesulfonic aCid, calcium salts, high overbase. 25
Zinc alkyl dilhiophosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 88006 (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C2B) A,B 3,11,16,20, Y
toluenesulfonle acid, calcium salts. high overbase. 25
Zine alkyl dilhiophosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 99470E (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C28) A,B 3.11,16.20, Y
toulenesulfonic acid. calcium salts, low overbase, Zinc 25
alkyt dithiophosPhate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)
OLOA 99480 (Contains: Alkyl (C18-C28) A,B 3,11,16.2Q, Y
toluene-sulfonic acid, calcium salts, borated. Zinc alkyl 25
dithiophosJ:)hate (C3-C14) and mineral oil)

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Certificate of rltr'u!lss for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Bulk No.: 1564 DiDte of issue; 2014~lH'
t./llme of Ship;"I8UNGA ALAMANDA"
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Potlution
lIST Of "TRADE NAM!O" PRODUCTS ConditiOn. of carriage CD

A.S 3.11.18,25 x
A.S 3,11.16.25 x
11,16,25

3,11,16,25 X
3,11.16,25

A.B 3. y

A,B x

A,S
A B
A,B,C

A. B,C 3,7 Z

A,S 3,11,13,16. X
20 21 25
A,B 4.8,11. 16, Y
20 21 2S
VALUE CA (Contains: Cresols (all isomers» A. 8 3,7,11.16, Y
25
VX8925 (Contains: Naphthalene and Alkyl (C5-C8) A, B 3,11,16.25 Y
benzenes

Refelli to foolnoles In tile Certificate 01 FilrK!SS

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List of ~TrDde Named" Products for DNV GL Id No: 27839

Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Chemicals in Sulk No.: 15&4 Date of issue: 2014-10-09
i)lame of Ship:"BUNGA ALAMANDA"

FOOTNOTES

Note NO. Note

3 This product is not yet formally included in the Code I MARPOl Annex II or the carriage
permiSSion is based on a provisional assessment of the pollution and I or safety hazards.
The Inclusion of this product is based on Information given in document: MEPC.21Cirt.19
Annex 3
4 This product is not yet formally included in the Code I MARPOL Annex 11 or the carriage
permission Is based on a provisional assessment of the pollution and I or safety hazards.
The inclusion of this oroduct is based on information Qiven in document: PPR l/WP.3
7 Loading restrictions due to actual cargo denSity and/or cargo tank denSity limitations
may apply to one or more tank groups.
- Refer to cargo shipping documents for actual cargo denSity.
- Refer to "Appendix to Classification Certificate" for cargo tank density limitations.
8 The density of this product has not been considered when assigning tank groups.
- Refer to cargo shipping documents for actual cargo denSity.
- Refer to "Aooendix to Classification Certificate" for carao tank density limitations.
11 If this product is heated, the heating medium shall not be returned to the engine room
unless it is being sampled and checked by a recognized method for pOSsible
contamination or the heaMa circuit is external to the tanks.
12 Heating coils (or deck cargo heaters) In tanks carrying this product shall be blanked off
or secured by eQuivalent means.
13 This product shall be carried under an "inerted" caroo tank environmental condition.
15 Care must be taken to ensure that this product is sufficiently inhibited to prevent
polvmerization at all times durina the vovage.
16 When carrying this product in tanks without inherent separate cargo piping and vent
systems, separation must be ensured by dismantling SPOOl pieces etc. Such means tor
obtaining the separation are not acceptable if located within the cargo tanks.
Alternatively It must be ensured that all tanks I compartments connected to systems not
so separated are onlv loaded with the same product.
19 This product shall not be carried adjacent to a cargo or fuel oil tank being exceSSively
heated.
20 The cargo's viscosity at 20 deg C shall be specified on a shipping document and if
exceeding 50 mPa.s at 20 deg C, the temperature at which the cargo has a viSCOSity of
50 mPa.s shall be specified in the shlPPlnQ document.
21 The carQo's melting point shall be indicated in the shippinQ document.
25. When carrying this product it is required that the ship is provided with equipment and
consumables for testing for presence of toxiC cargo vapours. In case suitable toxiC
vapour detection equipment Is not available the requirements in the zac Code item
13.2.3 must be adhered to. Ref. Code items 14.2.4 and 16.4.2.2.

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\.ist of "Trade Named" Products for ONV GL Ie:! No: 27139

Certificate of Fitness for the Carriage of Dangerous Ch@mlf::llIls in Bulk No.: 1564 Date of ISSue: 2014-10-0'
1\Iliime of Ship:"aUMGA ALAMAMO,...·

GENERAL NOTES

G.N. The suitability of the materials of construction, coatings or linings for the various
products has not been considered when producing this "List of Products".
• The Manager! Owner is responSible for the ship being provided with compatibility
information for such materials.
• The is for relevant information fur the
cargoes.
• The Master is responsible for ensuring that cargoes unsuitable for the I the tank
are not carried.
Reference is made to the IOC Code Chi! ter 6.
G.N. This LIST OF PRODUCTS has been into aCCQunt all amendments to
the Code up to and the "REVISED Annex "2012 Amendments
lBC Code" with en into force 1 June 2014.
G.N. When carrying any substance necessitating a Chem Code Certificate of Fitness in
starboard slop tank, it is, for stripping purposes, necessary to dram the balance line to
the tank as of the unloading
slo tanks caooot be with different such car oes.
residues of cargoes or mixtures carooes, which react in

TANKS I TANK GROUPS

TANK GROUPS
Tank group name Tank name I Tank identification
A Cargo tank 1P
Cargo tank 1S
Cargo tank 2P
cargo tank 2S
cargo tank 3P
Cargo tank 3S
Cargo tank 4P
. Cargo tank 4S
cargo tank 5P
Cargo tank 5S
Cargo tank 6P
Cargo tank 6S
Cargo tank 7P
Cargo tank 7S
Cargo tank BP
Carao tank 8S
B Cargo tank 9P
Cargo tank 9S
C Slop tank P
Slop tank S

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LONDON SE1 7SR
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7735 7611 Fax: +44 (0)20 7587 3210

is in ""'f"'''fl II,
previously issued circulars under this title.

List 1: Pure or technically pure products and mixtures assessed as

a whole

Annex 2: List 2: Pollutant only mixtures containing at least 99% by weight of

components already assessed by IMO

Annex 3: List 3: (Trade-named) mixtures containing at least 99% by weight of

components already assessed by IMO, presenting safety hazards

Annex 4: List 4: Pollutant only mixtures containing one or more components,

forming more than 1% by weight of the mixture, which have not
yet been assessed by IMO

Annex 5: List 5: Substances not shipped in pure form but as components in

mixtures

Annex 6: Synonyms for vegetable oils

Annex 7: Country abbreviations

Annex 8: Tripartite agreement contact addresses

Annex 9: Manufacturers authorized to conduct pollutant-only assessments by

calculation

Annex 10: Cargo tank cleaning additives

Annex 11: Biofuels recognized under the 2011 Guidelines for the carriage of
blends of petroleum oil and bio-fuels

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2.2 Annexes 1 to 5 set out lists of Noxious Liquid Substances (NLS) (or products, as they
are referred to hereinafter), by category, with associated carriage requirements, as assessed
and confirmed by the ESPH Working Group of the PPR Sub-Committee, or as established
under tripartite agreements and communicated to the Organization, in accordance with
regulation 6.3 of MARPOL Annex II. Annexes 6 to 8 and 11 are intended to facilitate the
reporting of tripartite agreements and the interpretation of abbreviations used in
annexes 1 to 5.

3 Notes related to the annexes

Product lists (annexes 1 to 5)

3.1 The majority of products contained within this circular are trade-named substances.
Since trade names are not translated, these products have been recorded exactly as
communicated to the Organization and the lists are issued in English only.

3.2 The present circular incorporates the following amendments to the information set out
in the previous circular (Le. MEPC.2/Circ.22, MEPC.2/Circ.22/Corr.1, MEPC.2/Circ.22/Corr.2
and MEPC.2/Circ.22/Corr.3):

.1 any new products, trade-named mixtures, and cleaning additives that have
been assessed by the ESPH Working Group during the year;

.2 amendments to existing product entries included in the product lists; and

.3 new product entries covered by any new tripartite agreements communicated

to the Organization since MEPC.2/Circ.22.

3.3 Any amendments made to the product lists (annexes 1 to 5) since the issue of
MEPC.2/Circ.22 are identified by shading of the field in which a change has been made.

3.4 In certain cases, products may have been deleted from the product lists owing to the
following reasons:

.1 changes have been made to the product names (trade-named products);

.2 withdrawal of products that are no longer manufactured or shipped

(trade-named products); or

.3 entries that were covered by tripartite agreements and have reached their
expiry dates, but which have not been assessed during the period specified
in the tripartite agreement.

3.5 Notwithstanding the above, if a tripartite agreement expires, or there is a change in

carriage requirements for a product from the preceding to the new circular, while a shipment
is in transit, then the carriage requirements at time of loading will apply.

3.6 Products marked with an asterisk (*) indicate that deviations from the normal
assignment criteria, as set out in chapter 21 of the IBC Code, were used for the assignment of
certain carriage requirements, based on expert judgement.

3.7 The definition of List 1 products, as contained in the present circular, corresponds to
the definition of products contained in chapters 17 and 18 of the IBC Code. Products included
in this list are either covered by a tripartite agreement, with an expiry date, Le. have not yet

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been assessed nor had their carriage requirements confirmed, or have had changes made to
their carriage requirements subsequent to the latest set of amendments to the IBC Code.
Such products will be duly incorporated into the IBC Code when next amended and
consequently removed from List 1. The remaining product lists (annexes 2 to 5) do not
correspond to lists contained within the IBC Code and entries contained in these lists will
remain in the circular, subject to the provisions of paragraph 3.3 above.

3.8 Any footnotes to entries in List 1 (found in parentheses following the product entry) of
this circular are defined at the end of chapter 17 of the IBC Code.

The list country and territory abbreviations is used in the Global

Shipping Information System (GISIS), the system used by the Organization as the repository
information and
(by GESAMP/EHS Working Group)
ESPH Working Group), for each product.

3.10 These codes are based on the standard UN/LOCODE system, a geographic
scheme developed and maintained by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
(UNECE), a United Nations body. codes are included in annex 7. 1 of annex 7

tank cleaning additives (annex 10)

3.11 MARPOL Annex II sets out limits for the discharge of NLS and includes restrictions
on the types of cleaning additives that can be used in tank washing operations.

3.12 All cleaning additives set out in this circular (annex 10) have been evaluated by the
ESPH Working Group, in accordance with the provisions set out in the Revised tank cleaning
additives guidance note and reporting form (MEPC.1/Circ.590), and have been found to meet
the requirements of regulation 13.5.2 of MARPOL Annex II.

3.13 Where products or their solutions appearing in chapter 17 or 18 of the IBC Code or in
List 1 of this circular are used as washing media, their discharge shall be governed by
regulation 13.5.1 of MARPOL Annex II. As such they are not required to be listed in annex 10
of this circular.

Bio-fuels used in bio-fuel/petro/eum oil blends (annex 11)

3.14 Annex 11 sets out the list of approved bio-fuel/petroleum oil blends, as covered by
the 2011 Guidelines for the carriage of blends of petroleum oil and bio-fuels
(MEPC.1/Circ.761/Rev.1).

4 Notification of new entries under tripartite agreements

4.1 The Revised guidelines for the provisional assessment of liquid substances
transported in bulk are set out in MEPC.1/Circ.512. When notifying the Organization of any
provisional assessment made under a tripartite agreement, Administrations are requested to:

.1 specify the list in which the product entry should be entered; and

.2 provide all relevant data to be included in the circular.

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4.2 In addition, to further assist countries in determining the carriage requirements for
products in bulk, a summary of "References to related information and recommendations for
ascertaining the carriage requirements for products shipped in bulk" has been published on
the IMO website and can be accessed at:

by following the link under "Related documents" in the right-hand column of the page.

4.3 As the majority of products communicated to the Organization are classified by the
"calculation method" (see MEPC.1/Circ.512) and are candidates for inclusion in List 2, it is
particularly important to provide the information to the Organization in a format that will facilitate
efficient and accurate transfer to the database used to generate the various lists included in
this circular.

4.4 For List 2 products, the preferred method is to send the information in the
following format:

Reporting country:
Manufacturer:
Trade name:
List number:
Contains name:
Pollution category (Cat):
Ship type (ST):
n.o.s. Number:
Melting point (0C) (Mpt):
Flash point (c.c., °C) (Fpt):
Viscosity @ 20°C (mPa.s) (V20 ):

4.5 For products to be included in List 1, 3 or 4, the format set out in appendix 3 of the
annex to MEPC.1/Circ.512 is preferred.

4.6 The receipt of incomplete data for a product will result in the submission being
delayed, while the application is returned to the originator for further review.

4.7 While stressing the importance of correct data being supplied to the Organization, it
should be noted that, in particular, when proposing a product for List 2 or 4, the component
with the greatest pollution potential should be specified following the word "Contains", in the
Shipping Name. This is referred to as the "contains name". Such a component is that with the
highest value obtained using the calculation method. In the event of there being more than one
component with equivalent highest scores, discretion may be used in deciding whether one or
both components should be identified in the "contains name". The name used for the
component(s) should be that which appears in either chapters 17 or 18 of the IBC Code or in
List 1 or 5 of this circular.

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4.8 It should also be noted that any NLS offered for bulk shipment shall be indicated in
the shipping document by the product name under which it is listed in chapter 17 or 18 of the
IBC Code orthe latest edition of this circular, or under which it has been provisionally assessed
by tripartite agreement. In this respect, special attention should be given to BLG.1/Circ.17
regarding the use of the proper shipping name in offering bulk liquid cargoes for shipment and
to BLG.1/Circ.25, which deals with the use of specific product names rather than generic
entries, when both options are available to describe a bulk liquid cargo.

When shipping a pollution hazard only mixture (List 2 or List 4 substances), the
appropriate n.o.s. entry in the I Code, together with the trade name and "product contains"
name. if name is
IMO 1234 and it contains "Calcium long-chain alkyl salicylate (C13+)" as the component with

4.10 The Master of a type 2 ship certified to carry n.o.s. products would then know that he
without concern
spill, could

least 99% by weight of components already by IMO, presenting safety hazards

(List 3 substances), the trade name and "product contains" information would form the proper
shipping name. For example, if the trade name is XYZ 4567 and it contains "hydrochloric acid"
as the component with the great~st pollution or safety potential, then the correct product name
should be:

<II XYZ 4567 (contains Hydrochloric acid); or

<II XYZ 4567 contains Hydrochloric acid.

5 Tripartite contact addresses

5.1 In accordance with resolution MEPC. 109(49) related to tripartite agreements,

Administrations that have not informed the Organization of their latest contact details should
be deemed to have accepted the tripartite agreements, whilst other contact points should still
follow regulation 6.3 of MARPOL Annex II.

5.2 Administrations are therefore encouraged to verify their respective contact

information, as included in annex 8 of this circular, and correct any errors or omissions.

5.3 In this respect, it should be noted that tripartite agreement contact points are available
through GISIS and that any required amendments may be made directly
in the database by the Administration concerned.

***

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List 1: Pure or technically pure products and mixtures assessed as a 1 December 2(
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duct Name Rep Countries Receive Expiry Cat D ST F G H I' I" I'" J K L N 0
Date Date
tlic acid/ethenesulphonic acid All countries None z P 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No
:>Iymer with phosphonate groups,
ium salt solution
,hoi (C10-C18) poly (7) ethoxylate All countries None Y SIP 3 2G No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3, 15.12.4, 15.19.6, 16.2.6, 16.
mes (C5-C7), linear and branched All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Con! No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
mes (C10-C17), linear and All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Can! Inert T3 liB No R F ABC No 15.19
lched
Ines (C10-C26), linear and All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Con! No T3 IIA No R F ABC No 15.19.6
lched (flashpoint :S;60°C)
mes (C4-C12) linear, branched FIN ATG, AZE, BHS, BEL, 27/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Con! No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
cyclic BLZ, BRA, CAN,
CYM, CHN, COK,
HRV, CYP, DNK,
DMA, ECU, EGY,
EST, FRA, DEU,
GRC, HKG, ISL, IND,
IDN, ISR, ITA, JAM,
JPN, KAZ, LVA, LBR,
LTU, LUX, MYS, MLT,
MHL, MNG, NLD,
NOR, PAN, PHL,
POL, PRT, KOR,
MDA, ROU, RUS,
VCT, SAU, SRB, SYC,
SGP, ESP, SWE,
CHE, THA, TGO,
TUR, UKR, ARE,
GBR, USA, URY,
VEN, VNM

! footnotes in chapter 17 of the IBC Code if applicable.

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Date Date
mes (C9-C24) linear, branched FIN ATG, ARG, AZE, 27/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6
cyclic (flashpoint >60°C) BHS, BEL, BLZ, BRA,
CAN, CYM, CHN,
COK, HRV, CYP,
ONK, OMA, ECU,
EGY, EST, FRA, OEU,
GRC, HKG, ISl, INO,
ION, ISR, ITA, JAM,
JPN, KAZ, lVA, LBR,
LTU, LUX, MYS, MLT,
MHL, MNG, NLO,
NOR, PAN, PHL,
POL, PRT, KOR,
MOA, ROU, RUS,
VCT, SAU, SRB, SYC,
SGP, ESP, SWE,
CHE, THA, TGO,
TUR, UKR, ARE,
GBR, USA, URY,
VEN, VNM
mes (C9-C24) linear, branched FIN ATG, ARG, AZE, 27/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No R F ABC No 15.19.6
cyclic (flashpoint ~ 60°C) BHS, BEL, BLZ, BRA,
CAN, CYM, CHN,
COK, HRV, CYP,
ONK, OMA, ECU,
EGY, EST, FRA, OEU,
GRC, HKG, ISL, INO,
ION, ISR, ITA, JAM,
JPN, KAZ, LVA, LBR,
LTU, LUX, MYS, MLT,
MHL, MNG, NLO,
NOR, PAN, PHL,
POL, PRT, KOR,
MOA, ROU, RUS,
VCT, SAU, SRB, SYC,
SGP, ESP, SWE,
CHE, THA, TGO,
TUR, UKR, ARE,
GBR, USA, URY,
VEN, VNM
kanes (C9-C11) All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No T3 IIA No R FT ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, 15.19.6
'llcyclo (C4-C5) alcohols All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No T2 liB No R FT AC No 15.12.3,15.12.4,15.19.6
'Ibenzenes mixtures (containing All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
hthalene)

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,duct Name Rep Countries Receive
Date
Expiry
Date
Cat D ST F G H I'
'" If" J K L N 0

'Iphenols (C10-C18, C12 rich) USA DZA, AUS, BHS, BEL, 06/07/16 31/12/19 X SIP 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19,16.2.6
BRA, CAN, CYM,
CHN, ECU, EGY,
FRA, DEU, GRC,
HKG, IND, IDN, ITA,
LBR, MYS, NLD, NZL,
NOR, PAN, PHL,
KOR, SGP, ZAF, ESP,
THA, TUR, ARE,
GBR, VEN, VNM
'I (C10-C15, C12 rich) phenol poly All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Coni No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4,15.19.6,16.2.6
2)ethoxylate
ninium hydroxide, sodium All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No NF C T No Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19
roxide, sodium carbonate solution
10 or

Amyl ethyl ether All countries None Z P 3 2G Coni No T3 IIA No R F ABC No 15.19.6
fuel blends of Diesel/Gas oil and FIN AUS, BEL, CAN, 30/10/15 31/12/18 X SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
IDes (C9-C24) linear, branched CHN, FIN, FRA, DEU,
cyclic with a flashpoint >60·C JPN, MYS, MHL,
i% but <99% by volume) NLD, NOR, KOR,
RUS, ZAF, ESP,
SWE, GBR, USA
fuel blends of Diesel/Gas oil and FIN AUS, BEL, CAN, 30/10/15 31/12/18 X SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
IDes (C9-C24) linear, branched CHN, FIN, FRA, DEU,
cyclic with a flash point ::;60·C JPN, MYS, MHL,
i% but <99% by volume) NLD, NOR, KOR,
RUS, ZAF, ESP,
SWE, GBR, USA
fuel blends of Gasoline and FIN AUS, BEL, CAN, 30/10/15 31/12/18 X SIP 2 2G Coni No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
IDes (C4-C12), linear, branched CHN, FIN, FRA, DEU,
cyclic (>25% but <99% by JPN, MYS, MHL,
me) NLD, NOR, KOR,
RUS, ZAF, ESP,
SWE, GBR, USA
X SIP 2 2G No T3 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
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Date Date
fuel blends of Naphtha and FIN AUS, BEL, CAN, 30/10115 31/12/18 X SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19.6
mes (C4-C12) linear, branched CHN, FIN, FRA, DEU,
cyclic (>25% but <99% by JPN, MYS, MHL,
me) NLD, NOR, KOR,
RUS, ZAF, ESP,
SWE, GBR, USA
2-ethylhexyl) terephthalate All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6
Jtoxyethanol All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T AC No 15.12.3,15.12.4,15.19
Vo)/Hyperbranched polyesteramide
Vo) (mixture)
lelina oil All countries None Y SIP 2(k) 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6

;oVPhenollXylenol mixture All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19
lohexane-1 ,2-dicarboxylic acid, All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6
monyl ester
lohexane oxidation products, All countries None Z P 3 2G Open No NF 0 No No No
ium salts solution
Diaminohexanoic acid All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Cont No NF R No No No 15.11,15.17,15.19.6
sphonate mixed salts solution
Dodecanethiol All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19
:ldecene All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6
:ldecyl mercaptan All countries None X SIP 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19

I silage protein concentrate All countries None Y P 2 2G Open No NF 0 No No No 15.19.6, 16.2.6

Itaining 4% or less formic acid)
,rosilicic acid solution (20-30%) All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No NF C T No Yes 15.11,15.12,15.17,15.19

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duct Name Rep Countries Receive Expiry Cat D ST F H I' I" I'" K L N 0
Date Date

:itollglycerol blend propoxylated All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4,15.19.6,16.2.6
Itaining 10% or more amines)
Seed Oil

g-chain alkylphenol (C14-C18) All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4,15.19.6,16.2.6

g-chain alkylphenol (C18-C30) All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3, 15.12.4, 15.19.6, 16.2.6

:lic anhydride-sodium All countries None Z P 3 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No

losphonomethyl)imino]bis
ylenenitrilobis(methylene)]]
lkisphosphonic acid, ammonium
solution (34% or less)
lrazine, 68% solution All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19,16.2.6,16.2.9
rethyleneimine solution (33% or USA MEX, VUT 13/10/16 31/12/19 X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T A Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19

yisobutene) amino products in All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6
latic
r(4+)isobutylene (MW>224) All countries None X P 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No AB No 15.19.6,16.2.6,16.2.9
risobutylene (MWS224) All countries None Y P 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No AB No 15.19.6,16.2.9
bean Oil Fatty Acid Methyl Ester All countries None Y P 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.9
oil soap, crude All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19,16.2.6

lese entries are to be used solely for backloading of contaminated bulk liquids from offshore installations used in the search exploitation of seabed mineral resources.
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Date Date

a/Ammonium nitrate solution All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Open No NF 0 No No No 15.19.6

d cooking oil (m) All countries None X SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6, 16.2.9
d cooking oil (Triglycerides, C16- All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6,16.2.9
,and C18 unsaturated)** (m)
etable oil mixtures, containing less All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6,16.2.9
I15% free fatty acid (m)

fthis entry for Used cooking oil is used then confirmation that the product is composed of Triglycerides, C16-C18 and C18 unsaturated shall be required. Otherwise, more generic entry for Used cooking oil must be used.

***

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List 2: Pollutant only mixtures containing at least 99% by weight assessed by IMO 1 December 2(
Page 1 of
dename n.o.s Contains Receive Cat ST Remark Company
Date
8330 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 06/10106 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron Oronite SA
itive ED95 102 10 Methyl tert-butyl ether 02/03/09 Z 3 SEKAB BioFuels & Chemicals
'OL 610 ADE ALCOHOL 5 Decyl alcohol (all isomers) 12/11/07 Y 2 Sasol
lamol99 5 Oleylamine 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
::screen bio 8 Ethyl alcohol 21/11/11 Y 3 Silcompa
i 1925 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
i 2636 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
i-H 7 Iso- and Cyclo-Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
i-M 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 Petro-SA
1212 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
1717 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 25/03/10 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
~ 490 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
35 SE 6 Mineral oil and mineral oil FIN 14/09/09 Y 2 Neste
:; 6654 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
)xypolyglycol Basic 5 Poly(2-8)alkylene glycol monoalkyl (C1-C6) ether acetate 01/05/12 Y 2 Dow
:::10 AROMATICS 4 Trimethylbenzene (all isomers) 14/05/07 X 2 SABIC (UK)
~17 9 Calcium nitrate; Ammonium nitrate 18/04/07 Z 3 Yara International S. A.
ANESE MAM BLEND 8 Dodecyl alcohol 06/03/07 Y 3 Celanese
2000 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C10-C11) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobii
2100 7 Iso- and Cyclo-Alkanes (C12+) 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
: 2000 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
: 2100 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C10-C11) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
11 Calcium nitrate less than 50%; Ammonium nitrate less than 10% 18/04/07 Z NA Yara International S. A.
atMix 10 Methyl tert-butyl ether 02/03/09 Z 3 SEKAB BioFuels & Chemicals
~sic esters 3 Dimethyl adipate 19/01/07 X 2 Invista
~S 160, KEMGUARD 269 9 Maleic anhydride sodium allylsulphonate copolymer 10/09/10 Z 3 Clariant Oil Services Scandinavie
AS
i475A 7 Diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid, pentapotassium salt (40% solution) 03/10/14 Y 3 Nalco Champion
i660A 7 Diethylenetriamine penta methylene phosphonic acid, pentasodium salt 03/10/14 Y 3 Nalco Champion
solution
)ROL24 5 Dodecyl alcohol 10/03/06 Y 2 Ecogreen
15 Base 11 Ethyl alcohol 18/05/11 Z NA SEKAB BioFuels & Chemicals AI

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Date
: S20 8 Alkanes (C6-C9) SGP 25/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
:ote TN 1001-X-75 4 Diphenol propane epichlorohydrin resins NLD 02/03/06 X 2 Hexion Spec. Ch. BV
aid 100 3 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes BEL 18/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
aid 110 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
aid 110 Special Fluid 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) SGP 25/04/11 Y 3 ExxonMobil
aid 120 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
aid 120ULA 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 14/12/12 Y 3 ExxonMobil
aid 120ULA (H) 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 06/05/13 Y 3 ExxonMobil
naxD 10 Methyl tert-butyl ether SWE 25/11/08 Z 3 SEKAB BioFuels & Chemicals
nax UB 11 Ethyl alcohol SWE 29/01/08 Z NA SEKAB BioFuels & Chemicals
lYLOL 78 11 Ethyl alcohol ZAF 02/01/07 Z NA SASOL
lYLOL 95 11 Ethyl alcohol ZAF 12/01/07 Z NA SASOL
lYLOL 99 11 Ethyl alcohol ZAF 02/01/07 Z NA SASOL
al7 Alcohol 7 Heptanol (all isomers) USA 24/11/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
al8Alcohoi 5 Octanol (all isomers) USA 16/10/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
al9 Alcohol 5 Nonyl alcohol NLD 19/10/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
al 10 Alcohol 5 Decyl alcohol (all isomers) USA 24/11/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
al 12 Alcohol 5 Undecyl alcohol USA 10/11/11 Y 2 ExxonMobil
al 13 Alcohol 5 Alcohols (C13+) NLD 19/10/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
al L9 Alcohol 5 Nonyl alcohol (all isomers) USA 16/03/07 Y 2 ExxonMobil
-Print M 75 A 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
:-Print M74 A-S 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 16/04/12 Y 3 ExxonMobil
-Print M79D 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 03/03/16 Y 3 ExxonMobil
-PrintT 76A 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
-PrintT 82A 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
solD30 3 Alkanes (C6-C9) BEL 18/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
sol 040 5 Alkanes (C6-C9) BEL 18/09/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
solO60 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C10-C11) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
solO80 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
5010120 9 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 01/09/06 Z 3 ExxonMobil
sol 0 130 Fluid 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) SGP 15/05/07 Y 3 ExxonMobil

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Date
sol D 140 9 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 01/09106 Z 3 ExxonMobil
sol D 180/200 SP 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C10-C11) 18/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
sol D 220/230 9 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 01/09/06 Z 3 ExxonMobii
sol D60(S) 9 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 25/09/06 Z 3 ExxonMobii
sol D95 9 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 25/01/11 Z 3 ExxonMobii Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
sol DiDO 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
sol DiDO ULA (formerly Exxsol DiDO S) 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
sol D110 7 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes 25/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobii
sol DSP 60/95 S 4 Alkanes (C6-C9) 01/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
sol DSP 60/95 SH 4 Alkanes (C6-C9) BEL 01/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
sol DSP 100/140 4 Alkanes (C6-C9) BEL 01/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
sol DSP 145/160 4 Alkanes (C6-C9) BEL 01/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
;tschutz 8 Ethylene glycol 01/05/07 Y 3 PROCAR B.V.
,add 8 Methyl alcohol 17/12/15 Y 3 Mitsui
sopal1000 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 25/01/07 Y 2 Chevron
sopal2300 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 25/01/07 Y 2 Chevron
'COL ETHER HE 9 Poly(2-8)alkylene glycol monoalkyl (C1-C6) ether 21/11/08 Z 3 Lyondell
275 11 Methyl alcohol 02/03/15 Z NA Schlumberger WS
-tron SA3360 7 2-Propene-1-aminium; N,N-dimethyl-n-2-propenyl, chloride homopolymer 22/10/13 Y 3 Nalco Champion
(solution)
,tron SD250 9 Potassium carbonate solution NOR 12/11/12 Z 3 Nalco Champion
,tron SD250 in KCI solution 9 Potassium carbonate solution NOR 21/11/12 Z 3 Nalco Champion
.R. (Volatile Oil) 6 Cyclopentane 07/12/06 Y 2 H.B.R.
~ 8070 3 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes BEL 01/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
~ 8572 Poly(2+)cyclic aromatics BEL 01/09/06 X ExxonMobil
Jl10 Base 7 Rapeseed oil GBR 10/11/06 Y 3 High Viscosity Alchemy Oilfield
ene Dimate 5 Nonene (all isomers) 07111/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
EC 6561 5 Dodecene (all isomers) 06/11/07 Y 2 Afton
:::C 9300 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil 15/04/13 Y 2 High Viscosity Afton Chemical Corporation
:::C 9345 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 21/05/12 Y 2 High Viscosity Afton Chemical Corporation
:::C 9345G 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 21/05/12 Y 2 High Viscosity Afton Chemical Corporation
EC 9345T 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 04/03f11 Y 2 High Viscosity Afton Chemical Corporation

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Date
)ROTREATEO C5 (HTC5) 8 Pentane (all isomers) GBR 14/05/07 Y 3 SABIC (UK)
leum 01688 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 03424 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 03434 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 01284 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 01288 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 01294 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 01640 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 29/02/08 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 01642 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 27/02/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 03348 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 Infineum
leum 03354 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 03356 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum 03426 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 26/10/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum M7071 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 Infineum
leum M7081A 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum M7089 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 Infineum
leum M7090 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5066 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5151 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 Infineum
leum P5314 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5315 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 26/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5318 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 29/02/08 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5320 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 27/02/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5335 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 05/12/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P5601 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil ITA 20/09/10 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P6212 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P6213 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
leum P6216 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) ITA 23/11/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Infineum
.arG 7 Iso- and Cyclo-Alkanes (C10-C11) BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobii
.arH 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C10-C11) BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobii
.ar L 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil

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,ar L (E) 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 16/06114 Y 3 ExxonMobil
PAR LAP 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 20/04/15 Y 3 ExxonMobil Chemical
larM 9 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 01/09/06 Z 3 ExxonMobil
larN 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 28/10/14 Y 3 ExxonMobil
-PROPYLOL 11 Isopropyl alcohol 12/01/07 Z NA SASOL
.COL 1260 5 Dodecyl alcohol 10/11/06 Y 2 Fatty Chemical (MYS)
.COL2465 5 Dodecyl alcohol 14/06/06 Y 2 Fatty Chemical (MYS)
.COL2470 5 Dodecyl alcohol 14/06/06 Y 2 Fatty Chemical (MYS)
1Sweep NLP 5000 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 07101/16 Y 3 Kemira
=VOL 79 5 Nonyl alcohol (all isomers) 14/05/07 Y 2 Shell
=VOL 711 5 Undecyl alcohol 14/05/07 Y 2 Shell
=VOL 911 3 Undecyl alcohol 14/05/07 X 2 Shell
lAD 1078 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
lAD 1397 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
lAD 1427 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol3589A 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 15/05/09 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol3589C 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol3589D 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol3700D 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide 28/09/09 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol4800R 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol4952R 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 25/10/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol 4981 JD 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol4981XA 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol6950J 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol8687 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 26/03/10 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol8687S 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 26/06/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9220 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9222K 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-C40) 14/08/09 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9297 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-C40) 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9297J 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (CB-C40) 31/12/08 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9692A 5 Zinc alkaryl dithiophosphate (C7-Ci6) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol

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rizol9827R 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 18/04/08 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9915A 5 Zinc alkaryl dithiophosphate (C7-C16) USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol9990A 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol16008 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 03/03/08 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol16010 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol16010J 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 26/06/07 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol 16011 L 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 06/06/08 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol16012 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 26/03/10 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol17001 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol19010 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol 20003K 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol20015 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 21/09/07 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol21021 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol48007 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 11/02/10 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70103 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70106 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70128 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70135 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70140 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) USA 14/05/07 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70142 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 28/09/09 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol70175 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 14/08/09 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol71024 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 15/05/09 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol74090 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol74191 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol74262 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol74900 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol76103 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol76460 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol76892 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol78015 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol78040 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol

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rizol79023 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-C40) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol79522 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizolA99 5 Oleylamine 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
rizol PV1127 5 Alkenyl (C11 +) amide 21/07/10 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
30 12 Vegetable protein solution (hydrolysed) USA 02/03/12 OS High Viscosity Agridyne LLC
SSPAR 1925 7 Iso- and Cyclo-Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
SSPAR2636 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
SSPAR H 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
SSPARM 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
SSPEN 10 8 Pentane (all isomers) 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
SSTANOL 120 8 n-Propyl alcohol 27/12/06 Y 3 PetroSA
SSTANOL L 11 Ethyl alcohol 27/12/06 Z NA PetroSA
SSTANOL P 6 Cyclopentanol 28/0'1/07 Y 2 PetroSA
3E/ETBE Blend 10 Methyl tert-butyl ether USA 06/1 '1112 Z 3 Lyondellbasell
'par 10 7 Alkanes (C6-C9) 10/03/10 Y 3 ExxonMobil
dol 23 5 Alcohols (C13+) USA 15/0'1107 Y 2 Shell
dol 24 5 Dodecyl alcohol 21/1 '1/08 Y 2 Shell
dol 25 5 Dodecyl alcohol 01/03/07 Y 2 Shell
dol 79 5 Nonyl alcohol (all isomers) 20/07/07 Y 2 Shell
dol 91 3 Undecyl alcohol USA 16/03/07 X 2 Shell
dol 135 3 Undecyl alcohol 25/0'1107 X 2 High Viscosity Shell
,dol 145 3 Undecyl alcohol USA 06/03/07 X 2 Shell
dol 245 5 Alcohols (C13+) 04/12/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Shell
6 White spirit, low (15-20%) aromatic 08/05/08 Y 2 Neste
5 White spirit, low (15-20%) aromatic 08/05/08 Y 2 Neste
8 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C10-C11) 08/05/08 Y 3 Neste
7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C1 O-C11) 08/05/08 Y 3 Neste
7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C1 0-C11) 08/05/08 Y 3 Neste
7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 08/05/08 Y 3 Neste
7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) 08/05/08 Y 3 Neste
(BASE®2002 5 Polyolefin (mw +300) 29/09/06 Y 2 Neste

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CBASE®2oo4 5 Polyolefin (mw +300) BEL 29/09/06 Y 2 Neste
CBASE®2oo6 5 Polyolefin (mw +300) BEL 29/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Neste
CBASE®2ooB 5 Polyolefin (mw +300) BEL 29/09/06 Y 2 Neste
CBASE®302o 5 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) FIN oB/05/OB y 2 Neste
CBASE®303o 5 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) FIN oB/05/oB y 2 Neste
CBASE®3043 5 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) FIN oB/05/oB y 2 Neste
CBASE®305o 5 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) FIN oB/05/oB y 2 High Viscosity Neste
CBASE®306o 5 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) FIN oB/05/oB y 2 High Viscosity Neste
CBASE®3OBo 5 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C 12+) FIN oB/05/OB y 2 High Viscosity Neste

mise G2oo3 5 Solvent naphtha BEL 27/02107 Y 2 Innospec

mise G204B 5 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes BEL 23/02/10 Y 2 Innospec
)A219M 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (CB-C4o) USA 02/03/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A 219U 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (CB-C4o) USA 02/03/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A275JD 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA o61061oB y 2 Chevron
)A 760AJ 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil SGP 30/01/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A 1571 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 25/01/07 Y 2 Chevron
)A6B14 5 Calcium long chain alkyl phenate sulphide (CB-C4o) USA o6/11/oB y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A BB27 5 Mineral Oil and mineral oil USA 06/10/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)AB827K 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA o3/11/oB y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A 9B42 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 21/02107 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A 15500 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 25/01/07 Y 2 Chevron
)A4B019 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and mineral oil FRA 01/02/11 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron Oronite
)A49812 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 24/10/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A49B14 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 24/10/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A49B16 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil FRA 19/OB/oB y 2 High Viscosity Chevron Oronite
)A 50904 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 05/05/06 Y 2 Chevron
)A 59015 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 2B/05/oB y 2 Chevron
)A 59023A 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA o2/12/0B y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A 59707 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 06/03/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron
)A 99470 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 21/02/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Chevron

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Prep F-597 Frother 7 1,6-Hexanediol distillation USA 06/03/07 y 3

)P BH 8 n-Propyl alcohol 12/01/07 Y SASOL

'7671A 5 Alkenyl (C11+) amide 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol

3428 7 Ethylene glycol 15/05/07 Y 3 North American Shipbuilding
50141 4 Propylene tetramer 15/01/07 X 2 Chevron
1000 5 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine (C17+) 26/06/07 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
1630 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 12/05/10 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
50132 4 Propylene tetra mer 05/11/08 X 2 Chevron
50142 4 Propylene tetramer 03/07/06 X 2 Chevron
50440 4 Propylene tetramer 03/11/08 X 2 Chevron
266 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
453 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
464 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) 30/09/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
IUTOL 8 n-Propyl alcohol 15/01/07 Y 3 SASOL

\LETREAT 8241 9 Maleic anhydride sodium allylsulphonate copolymer (aqueous solution) 06/10/10 Z 3 Clariant Oil Services Scandinavic
AS
\LETREAT 13850 9 Ethylene glycol 04/01/16 Z 3 Clariant Oil Services Scandinavic
AS
\LETREAT ST12595 11 Maleic aCidlallyl sulphonic acid copolymer with phosphonate groups, partial 04/08/14 Z NA Clariant Oil Services Scandinavic
sodium salt AS
\LETREAT TP 8106 9 Maleic acidlallyl sulphonic acid copolymer with phosphonate groups, partial 10/09/10 Z 3 High Viscosity Clariant Oil Services Scandinavic
sodium salt (aqueous solution) AS
\LETREATTP 8106A 9 Maleic acidlallyl sulphonic acid copolymer with phosphonate groups, partial 01/10/13 Z 3 Clariant Oil Services UK Ltd
sodium salt
.EXOL SOLVENT 7 Polyethylene glycol dimethyl ether 21/11/08 Y 3 Dow

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.GAD 100 6 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes ISR 01/04/10 Y 2 Gadiv
.GAD 150 3 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes ISR 30109/06 X 2 Gadiv
.GAD 150ULN 3 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes ISR 30109/06 X 2 Gadiv
.GAD 200 3 Methyl naphtalene (molten) ISR 30109/06 X 2 Gadiv
.GAD200ULN 3 Methyl naphtalene (molten) ISR 30/10106 X 2 Gadiv
.TROL 130 7 Iso- and Cyclo-Alkanes (C10-C11) USA 02/05/08 Y 3 Chevron Phillips
'esso 100 5 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes BEL 01/09/06 Y 2 ExxonMobii
lentor 32 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) BEL 29/03/12 Y 3 ExxonMobii
lentor 32 S 9 Iso- and Cyclo-Alkanes (C12+) SGP 25/01/11 Z 3 ExxonMobii Asia Pacific Pte Ltd
lentor 34 7 Iso- and Cyclo- Alkanes (C12+) NLD 30/10/13 Y 3 ExxonMobii
)CK 22012 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity LUbrizol
,0130 3 Alkanes (C6-C9) BEL 18/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
,0140 5 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes BEL 18/09/06 Y 2 ExxonMobil
sol60 3 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes BEL 18/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobil
sol80 3 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes BEL 18/09/06 X 2 ExxonMobii
,01120 7 Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
sol140 7 Alkyl (C9+) benzenes BEL 01/09/06 Y 3 ExxonMobil
KTREAT3553 5 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes NOR 14/08/08 Y 2 Clariant Oil Services Scandinavi~
AS
mes Concentrates 6 Ethylbenzene GBR 30109/06 Y 2 ExxonMobii
266 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
453 5 Mineral oil and mineral oil USA 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol
464 5 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-C14) USA 30109/06 Y 2 High Viscosity Lubrizol

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,SCALETREAT Phosphoric acid; NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G No Yes R No AC No Clariant Oil
9C in 6% NaCI Ethanolamine Services
Scandinavia AS
;0% Potassium hydroxide solution NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G No Yes 0 No AC No 16.2.9 Clariant Oil
\LETREATSD Services
54 in 3% KCI Scandinavia AS

ne DCT Triethylenetetramine/2- USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 Dow Chemical
Piperazine-1-ylethylamine
mixtures
1356 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA CYM, CYP, 25/08/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C17+); Zinc alkyl HKG,IDN, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and LBR, MLT,
mineral oil MHL, NOR,
PAN, SGP,
GBR
13168 Calcium long chain alkaryl USA CYM, CYP, 25/08/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
sulphonate (C11-C50); Zinc HKG,IDN, 15.19,16.2.6
alkyl dithiophosphate (C3- LBR, MLT,
C14) and mineral oil MHL, NOR,
PAN, SGP,
GBR
13246 USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol

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3325 Calcium alkaryl sulphonate USA ARG, AUS, 15/04115 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl BRA, CAN, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and CYM,CHL,
mineral oil CHN, COL,
CYP, PRK,
ONK, ECU,
EGY, EST,
OEU,GRC,
HKG,ISL,
INO,ION,
IRL, ITA,
LBR, MOG,
MYS, MLT,
MHL, MEX,
NLO, NZL,
NGA, NOR,
PAN, PER,
PHL, POL,
PRT, KOR,
LCA, VCT,
SLE, SGP,
ZAF, ESP,
CHE, TUN,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, TZA,
URY, VUT
ure® HI-90 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl GBR NLO, NOR 14/04/16 31/12/19 Z SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No Nalco Champiol
ethers
ure® HI-95 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl GBR NLO, NOR 15/09/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.19.6 Nalco Champiol
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3asoline Benzene; 1,3- ITA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No T3 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 Versalis SpA
Cyclopentadiene dimer

1,3-Cyclopentadiene dimer ITA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No T3 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12, 15.17, Versalis SpA
Jrmed/Platformed (molten); Styrene 15.19.6
.oline
354 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Chevron Oronitt
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium Company
salts, high overbase; Zinc
dithiophosphate (C3-
and mineral oil
Jmax 20 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes; GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
Naphthalene 15.19.6
Jmax 20/45 Alkyl (C3-C4) benzenes; GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
Naphthalene 15.19.6
Jmax26 Methylnaphthalene; Poly(2+) GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
aromatics 15.19.6
Jmax 28 Methynaphthalene; Poly(2+) GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
aromatics 15.19.6
; 29/75 GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
15.19.6
31 Y SIP 3 2G No NF C T

rsol350MHF n-Alkanes (C10+) GBR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6 Petrochem Carl
rsol CT-NA n-Alkanes (C10+) GBR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6 Petrochem Carl
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~RTREAT 12896 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR NLD, GBR 10/02/16 31/12/19 X SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No 15.19.6 Clariant Oil
ethers Services
Scandinavia
tron CK929-G Coco alkyl aminelquaternary GBR NLD, NOR 17/05/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12.4, 15.19.6 Nalco Champiol
ammonium reaction mixture in
2-butoxyethanol
sslinker TB-41 Boric acid NOR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No NF C T No Yes 15.12,15.17, Halliburton
15.19,16.2.6 Scandinavia
N85826D Ethylene glycol; 2- GBR NLD, NOR 20/01/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 BakerHughes
Mercaptoethanol
1500E Polyalkene sulphonic acid USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12.3, 15.12.4, Chevron Oronib
(C20-C28), sodium salt 15.19, 16.2.6,
16.2.9
; Crude Type A Carbon tetrachloride GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No NF C T No Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 Ineos ChlorViny
Ltd
\-25014 Sodium hydroxide solution NOR DNK, NLD, 18/05/15 31/12/18 X SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Halliburton
GBR Scandinavia
rude CTC Carbon tetrachloride USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No NF C T No No 15.12,15.17,15.19 Dow Chemical
i-CNF Formic acid NOR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No NF C T(g) No Yes 15.12.3,15.12.4, Hallilburton AS
15.17,15.19
i-CNH Hydrochloric acid NOR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No NF C T No Yes 15.11,15.12, Halliburton AS
15.17,15.19
)86906 Alkyl (C3-C 11) benzene GBR BHS, NLD, 06/06/16 31/12/19 X SIP 2 2G Cont No T1 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17, Baker Hughes
NOR 15.19.6
tman VersaMax SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6,16.2 Eastman Chem

8228 Poly(iminoethylene)-graft-n- NOR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6 MI-SWACO
poly( ethyleneoxy) solution
(90% or less)

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645A ji;1~Yf(¢?~~8)·.b'e.nze':l~s;."fa.ll. "GBR ·Allcountdes Y SIP 2 2G ConI No "f2 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12;.15,17,15;19 Nalco Champiol
"oil·aeids~in()l~ic:.aCid".· ...·.•·./ •.•••... }:
clirl')~r/p91)'~i~Y!El'lep9IY~rnir~~L
Id?clElc:ylben~el"le~~lphonic .
aCiclc:onipiEl~~!Sin/ .
;r1<:Ip~th~/isopropa!lp( .
i004A Naphthalene (molten) GBR NLD, NOR, 26/02/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C "f ABC No 15.12, 15.17, Nalco Champiol
USA 15.19.6
i671A Methyl alcohol; Poly n- GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No n IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12, 15.17, Nalco Champiol
alkylmethacrylamide 15.19.6
ammonium acrylate
(20% solution in

ARG, BEL, SIP 2 2G Shell Chemical!

BRA,CAN,
CYM, CHN,
COL, ECU,
FRA, HKG,
IND,IDN,
I"fA, KWT,
LBR, MYS,
MLT, MHL,
MEX, NLD,
NOR,OMN,
PAN, PHL,
RUS, SAU,
SGP, "fHA,
GBR
--2492 Acetic acid NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G No Yes C No ABC Yes 15.11.2,15.11.3, MI-SWACO
15.11.4, 15.11.6,
15.11.7,15.11.8,
15.17,15.19
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110175 Ethyl alcohol; Isopropyl ether ZAF All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No T2 liB No R F AC No 15.19.6 Sasol
110178 eM Ethyl alcohol ZAF BEL, NOR, 23/04115 31/12/18 Y SIP 3 2G Cont No T2 liB No R F AC No 15.19.6 Sasol
SGP
;tion C6 Benzene ITA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12, 15.17, Versalis SpA
15.19.6
;tion C7 Toluene ITA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T1 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12, 15.17, Versalis SpA
15.19.6
;tion TX Toluene ITA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T1 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17, Versalis SpA
15.19.6
rza Combustible SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No C FTAr;;Ye~';: 15.12,15.17,15.19 Fuerza LLC
.886 29/05/15 31/12118 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Nalco Champiol
15.19.6

·tron SA 1360 Hydrochloric acid NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No NF 0 No No No Nalco Champiol
,tron SA1650 Ethylene glycol NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Nalco Champiol
tron SA1660 Ethylene glycol NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Nalco Champiol
,tron SA3050 Ethylene glycol NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Nalco Champiol
,tron SA3070 Ethylene glycol NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No NF 0 No No No Nalco Champiol
·tron SA3120 Ethylene glycol; 2-Propene-1- NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No 16.2.9 Nalco Champiol
aminium,N,N-dimethyl-N-2-
propenyl-,chloride,
homopolymer
,tron SA3130 Ethylene glycol; 2-Propene-1- NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Nalco Champiol
aminium,N,N-dimethyl-N-2-
propenyl-,chloride,
homopolymer
·tron SA3190 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR All countries None z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Nalco Champiol
ethers

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:tronSA:;4:f39 . ~;.: Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR Allc0!lnfries None< . Y SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No 15.1.9.6 Nalco Champiol
" ethers
.M. (Volatile oil) 1,3-Pentadiene JPN All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cent No T3 IIA No R F ABC No 15.13,15.19.6, Nihon Zeon Co.
16.6.1, 16.6.2,
16.6.3
iburton AS-9 Alkyl (C11-C17) benzene USA MEX, VUT 02/11/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No T2 liB No C FT AC No 15.12.3, 15.12.4, Halliburton
sulphonic acid 15.19,16.2.6
iburton A-SPERSE Ethoxylated long chain (C16+) USA MEX, VUT 03/11/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No T1 IIA No C FT AC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, Halliburton
alkyloxyalkylamine 15.19,16.2.6
iburton HAI-82 Tall oil fatty acid (resin acids USA MEX, VUT 28/11/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No T1 IIA No C FT AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 Halliburton
less than 20%); Alcohol (C12-
C 16) poly(7-19)ethoxylates
iburton MUSOL A Ethoxylated hexanol USA MEX,VUT 08/11/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, Halliburton
15.19
EC 9345P Polyolefin (MW300+); Zinc BEL BGR, CYP, 10/08/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No AB No 15.19.6,16.2.6 Afton Chemical
alkyl dithiophosphate (C3- EGY, FRA,
C14) and mineral oil IND, LBR,
MLT, MHL,
NLD, NOR,
PAN, SGP,
TUR, GBR,
USA
=C 9345S Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6, Afton Chemical
(C17+); Zinc alkyl 16.2.9 Corporation
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
2510 1,3,5-Hexahydrotriethanol- NOR 07/06/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 Schlumberger
1,3,5-triazine Production

2709 1,3,5-Hexahydrotriethanol- NOR NLD, GBR 16/02/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 MI-SWACO
1,3,5-triazine
2737 Hexahydro-1,3,5-trimethyl- NOR NLD, GBR 16/02/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 MI-SWACO
1,3,5-triazine
'1185972 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl GBR NLD, NOR 18/12/15 31/12/18 Y No Yes C T AC No 15.12,15.19.6, Baker Hughes
ethers; Glyoxal solution (40% 16.2.9
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:LEAN LX Dodecane (all isomers) JPN All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No R F ABC No 15.19.6 Idemitsu Kosan
;xtraction Feed 1,3-Cyclopentadiene dimer; NLD All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont Inert T3 liB No C FT ABC Yes 15.12,15.13, Shell
Isoprene 15.14,15.17,
15.19,16.6.1,
16.6.2 and 16.6.3
;OLVENT 1620 Dodecane (all isomers) JPN All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No R F ABC No 15.19.6 Idemitsu Kosan
asol56 Hexane (all isomers); Heptane ZAF All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 SASOL
(all isomers)
!alene 124 Dodecene (all isomers) JPN All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, IDEMITSU KOE
15.19.6 CO. LTD
lAD 1761 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Calcium
long chain alkyl phenate
sulphide (C8-C40) and
mineral oil
lAD 1798 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19, 16.2.6
salts, high overbase;
Polyolefin amide alkeneamine
polyol and mineral oil
lAD 1807 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Chevron Oronib
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
lAD 1887 Calcium long chain alkyl SGP DZA,AUS, 13/04/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
phenate sulphide; Alkyl (C18- BHS, BEL, 15.19, 16.2.6
C28) toluenesulphonic acid, CYM, CHN,
calcium salts, high overbase EGY, DEU,
and mineral oil GRC, HKG,
IND,IDN,
ITA, JPN,
LBR, MYS,
NLD, NZL,
NOR, PAN,
PHL, KOR,
ZAF, TUR,
ARE, USA

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rizol4980A Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA AGC),AI.1S,. 25/08/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C17+); Zinc alkyl CYM,CYR, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and ·SlV;FRA,
mineral oil HKG,'IDN:
lBR,MtT,
MI-IL,.NQR,
.PAN;KOR!
SAU;SGP,.
ZAf,WR,
AI;{E;§BR
rizol9245 Calcium long chain alkaryl USA CYM, CHN, 03/09/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
sulphonate (C11-C50); CYP, HKG, 15.19,16.2.6
Calcium long chain alkyl LBR, MLT,
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) MHL, NOR,
PAN,SGP,
GBR
rizol16005 Calcium long chain alkaryl USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes a No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6 Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc
dithiophosphate (C3-
and mineral oil
rizol20017 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes a No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6 Lubrizol
(C17+); Alkenyl (C11+) amide
and mineral oil
rizol B146363 Calcium alkaryl sulphonate USA CYM, FRA, 21/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl HKG, LBR, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and MHL, NGA,
mineral oil NOR, PAN,
SGP, ZAF,
ARE, GBR
rizol CV2301 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes a No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6 Lubrizol
(C17+); Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
rizol CV2307 Calcium alkaryl sulphonate USA CYM, EGY, 15/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl HKG, LBR, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and MLT, NOR,
mineral oil PAN, SGP,
GBR
rizol CV6503 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes a No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol
(C17+); Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
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IRIZOL CV6530 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA AUS, CYM, 06/04/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C17+); Zinc alkyl CHN, CYP, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and HKG,IDN,
mineral oil LBR, MLT,
MHL, NOR,
PAN, KOR,
SGP,GBR
rizol CV7050 Calcium long chain alkarYl USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol
sulphonate (C11-C50); Zinc
alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-
C14) and mineral oil
rizol CV7060 Calcium alkarYl sulphonate USA CYM, FRA, 24/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl HKG, LBR, 15.19, 16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and MHL, NGA,
mineral oil NOR, PAN,
SGP,ZAF,
ARE,GBR
rizol FC8051X Calcium alkarYl sulphonate USA lGYMHKG 30/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl :hBR"ty1HI..' 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and ;t:J9~;,p;~N;< •
mineral oil :I<qR;;~9.~f':; • •. •
GBR:;{···
rizol FC9050 Calcium alkarYl sulphonate USA CYM, HKG, 30/04/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl LBR, MHL, 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and NOR, PAN,
mineral oil SGP, GBR

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rizol FC9052X Calcium alkaryl sulphonate USA ARG,AUS, 24/03/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Coni No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl BRA, CAN, 15.19,16.2.6,
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and CYM, CHL, 16.2.9
mineral oil CHN, COL,
CYP,ONK,
ECU, EGY,
EST,OEU,
GRC, HKG,
ISL,INO,
ION,IRL,
ITA, LBR,
MOG, MYS,
MLT, MHL,
MEX, NLO,
NZL, NGA,
NOR, PAN,
PER, PHL,
PRT, KOR,
LCA, VCT,
SLE, SGP,
ZAF, ESP,
CHE, TUN,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, TZA,
VUT
rizol M09C01X Calcium long chain alkyl USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol
phenate sulphide (C8-C40)
rizol M09C08X Calcium long chain alkyl USA CYM, CHN, 11/07/16 31/12/19 Z SIP 2 2G No Yes R No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) CYP, FRA,
HKG, ION,
LBR, MYS,
MLT, MHL,
NOR, PAN,
KOR,SGP,
ARE, GBR
rizol M09C70X Calcium long chain alkyl USA AUS, CYM, 15/03/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes R No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6 Lubrizol
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) CHN, CYP,
HKG, ION,
LBR, MLT,
MHL, NOR,
PAN, KOR,
GBR
rizol PV1023 Calcium alkaryl sulphonate USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C11-C50); Alkenyl (C11+) 15.19,16.2.6
amide and mineral oil
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rizol PV1127K 1:>,6IYqlefin'a~icle~~IKei}ea' "USA i~IFcquntl"ies\. No~e:: ••·.• · ·•. Y SIP 2 2G ()p~r'; No Yes 0) .NQ :ABC '.No '·.{15: 19!6;16~2.6!'~. ; Lubrizol
~">;>/><"i,>t "/,,,'/,,',:/ /,'"
'( .'+ C~~nyl (81~M~~
..• al.o.U iii c ••' • • • • • /

rizol PV3400X Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol
(C17+) and mineral oil
rizol PV6500X Alkylated (C4-C9) hindered USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes R T ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, Lubrizol
phenols; Polyolefin amide 15.19.6, 16.2.6
alkeneamine (C17+) and
mineral oil
rizol PV6501X Alkylated (C4-C9) hindered USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Lubrizol
phenols; Polyolefin amide
alkeneamine (C17+) and
mineral oil
rizol PV7053 :pqlyOI.efiQ'arTIlde;~lkene~iTtir1~ ..· USA AU'countriE:Js t;cill~'; ;y SIP 2 2G OpeniNo Yes 0; .•.•·No ABC Yes j~:1~:,~;.~ ~(2:(3i,;;! !, Lubrizol
;(9.1t;ti);)~I~~nYI;(C;1!1"!;)a.f!1i~~·;~
,", ",",''',','b

(3lJ d mil)eraloiL i . . .' .

rizol PV7601 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA AUS, CYM, 06/04/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C17+); Alkenyl (C11 +) amide CHN, CYP, 15.19,16.2.6
and mineral oil HKG,IDN,
LBR, MLT,
MHL, NOR,
PAN, KOR,
SGP, GBR
rizol PV9121 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA AUS, CYM, 30103/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
(C17+); Alkenyl (C11+) amide CHN, CYP, 15.19,16.2.6
and mineral oil HKG, LBR,
MLT, MHL,
NOR, PAN,
KOR,SGP,
GBR
rizol PV9121S Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA AUS, CYM, 15/03/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19, Lubrizol
(C 17+); Alkenyl (C 11+) CHN, CYP, 16.2.6
amide and mineral oil FRA, HKG,
LBR, MLT,
MHL, NOR,
PAN, KOR,
SGP, GBR
rizol SLF6006 Polyolefin amide alkeneamine USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6, Lubrizol
(C17+); Calcium long chain 16.2.9
alkyl phenate sulphide (C8-
C40)

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~ 515U Calcium long chain alkyl USA CYM, CHN, 12/11115 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
phenate sulphide (C8-C40); CYP, HKG, 15.19,16.2.6,
Calcium alkaryl sulphonate IDN, LBR, 16.2.9
(C11-C50) MLT, MHL,
NOR, PAN,
KOR,SGP,
GBR
~660P Calcium long chain alkyl (C18- SGP DZA,ARG, 06/09/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
C28) salicylate and mineral oil AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6,
BEL, BRA, 16.2.9
CAN,CYM,
CHN, COL,
EGY, FRA,
DEU,GRC,
HKG,IND,
IDN, ITA,
LBR, MYS,
NLD, NZL,
NOR, PAN,
PHL, KOR,
ZAF, ESP,
TUR, ARE,
USA
:3 with up to 1.9% Sodium hydroxide solution NOR DNK, NLD, 22/10/15 31/12/18 Z SIP 3 2G No Yes 0 No AC No MI-SWACO
)H GBR
:3 Basic USA All countries None Y SIP 3 2G No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17, Dow Chemical
15.19.6 Company

758A Z SIP liB No R F AC No Clariant Oil

Services
Scandinavia AS
~LlG SA LIQUID Calcium lignosulphonate ZAF BRA, CYM, 01/04/16 31/12/19 Z SIP Yes 0 No AC No 16.2.6 LignoTech Soul
solutions DJI, EGY, Africa
JPN, KEN,
NOR, SGP,
ESP, TUR,
TZA
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)A 273 Distillate Alkylphenols (C10-C1B, C12 FRA DZA,AUS, 22/09/16 31/12/19 X SIP 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitt
rich) BHS, BEL, 15.19,16.2.6
CYM, CHN,
ECU, EGY,
DEU, GRC,
HKG,IND,
IDN,ITA,
JPN, LBR,
MYS, NLD,
NZL, NOR,
PAN, PHL,
KOR, SGP,
ZAF, ESP,
TUR, ARE,
GBR,USA
)A275JR Calcium long chain alkyl (C1B- USA DZA,ARG, 05/0B/15 31/12/1B Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitt
C2B) salicylate and mineral oil AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6 Company LLC
BGD, BEL,
BRA, CAN,
CYM,CHN,
COL, ECU,
EGY, FIN,
FRA, DEU,
GRC, HKG,
IND,IDN,
ITA, JPN,
LBR, MYS,
MEX, NLD,
NZL, NGA,
NOR, PAN,
PER, PHL,
KOR, SGP,
ZAF, ESP,
SWE, THA,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, VEN,
VNM
)A 760A Alkyl (C1B-C2B) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oro nib
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Calcium
long chain alkyl phenate
sulphide (CB-C40) and
mineral oil

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)A 760SA Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Calcium
long chain alkyl phenate
sulphide (C8-C40) and
mineral oil
)A865G Calcium long chain alkyl FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) 15.19,16.2.6
)A4594R Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A4594RS Calcium alkaryl sulphonate FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
(C11-C50); Zinc alkyl 15.19,16.2.6
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A 8888 Zinc alkyl dithiophosphate (C3 FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Chevron Oronitl
and mineral oil
)A 9790F Alkyl (C18-C28) USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Calcium
long chain alkyl phenate
sulphide (C8-C40) and
mineral oil
)A 9999 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronil!
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
high overbase; Zinc
dithiophosphate (C3-
and mineral oil
)A 16310 Calcium alkyl (C10-C28) SGP AUS, CHN, 29/11/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes R T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
salicylate; Long chain FRA, HKG, 15.19,16.2.6
alkylphenol (C14-C18) and INO,ION,
mineral oil JPN, MYS,
NZL, PHL,
KOR, THA,
USA
)A48014 Calcium long chain alkyl (C18- FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronil!
C28) salicylate; Zinc alkyl 15.19,16.2.6,
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and 16.2.9
mineral oil
)A 48018 chain alkyl (C18- FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
and mineral oil 15.19,16.2.6

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)A49819 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Calcium
long chain alkyl phenate
sulphide (C8-C40) and
mineral oil
)A49822 Calcium long chain alkyl SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6 Chevron Oro nib
phenate sulphide (C8-C40)
and mineral oil
)A49888 Alkyl (C18-C28) USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Calcium
long chain alkyl phenate
sulphide (C8-C40) and
mineral oil
)A 50908 Calcium long chain alkyl FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
salicylate (C13+) 15.19,16.2.6
)A 54000 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A 54013 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA OZA,AUS, 09/02/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium BHS, BEL, 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl CYM, CHN,
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and EGY,OEU,
mineral oil GRC, HKG,
INO, ION,
ITA, JPN,
LBR, MYS,
NLO, NZL,
NOR, PAN,
PHL, KOR,
SGP, ZAF,
TUR, ARE,
GBR, USA
)A 55501 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19, 16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Zinc
alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-
C14) and mineral oil
)A 58000 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil

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)A 59077 Alkyl (C18-C28) USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A 59122 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Zinc
dithiophosphate (C3-
and mineral oil
)A 59168 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase;
Polyolefin amide alkeneamine
polyol and mineral oil
)A 59211 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, borated; Polyolefin
amide alkeneamine polyol and
mineral oil
)A 59716 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A 59726 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitt
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Zinc
dithiophosphate (C3-
and mineral oil
)A 59762 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitt
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Zinc
dithiosphosphate (C3-
and mineral oil
)A 59766 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19, 16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Zinc
alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-
C14) and mineral oil
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)A 59770 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA OZA,AUS, 09/02/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium BHS, BEL, 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl CYM, CHN,
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and EGY,OEU,
mineral oil GRC, HKG,
INO,ION,
ITA, JPN,
LBR, MYS,
NLO, NZL,
NOR, PAN,
PHL, KOR,
SGP, ZAF,
TUR, ARE,
GBR,USA
)A65747 Alkyl (C18-C28) FRA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitl
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A 68006 Alkyl (C18-C28) USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19, 16.2.6
salts, high overbase; Zinc
alkyl dithiophosphate (C3-
C14) and mineral oil
)A 99470E Alkyl (C18-C28) USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, low overbase; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
)A 99480 Alkyl (C18-C28) SGP All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Chevron
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium 15.19,16.2.6
salts, borated; Zinc alkyl
dithiophosphate (C3-C14) and
mineral oil
aset29H Alkyl (C5-C8) benzenes; Poly GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
(2+)cyclic aromatics 15.19.6
aset 32S (C9+) benzenes; Poly GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
aromatics 15.19.6
SIP 3 2G No NF

tylol n-Amyl alcohol and sec-Amyl ZAF All countries None Y SIP 3 2G Cont No T2 liB No R FT AC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, Sasol
alcohol 15.19.6
-ROSWEET Hexahydro-1,3,5-trimethyl-s- GBR NLO, NOR 26/11/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T AC No 15.12,15.17,15.19 BakerHughes
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\SETREAT 13890 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR NLO, GBR 24/11/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12.3, 15.12.4, Clariant Oil
ethers 15.19.6 Services
Scandinavia AS
t140 GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
15.19.6
t 150H GBR All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Petrochem Carl
15.19.6
'860A Calcium long chain alkyl SGP OZA,ARG, 11/03/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitt
phenate sulphide (C8-C40); AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6
Alkyl (C18-C28) BEL, BRA,
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium CAN, CYM,
salts, high overbase and CHN, COL,
mineral oil ECU, EGY,
FRA,OEU,
GRC, HKG,
INO, ION,
ITA, LBR,
MYS, NLO,
NZL, NOR,
PAN, PHL,
KOR, ZAF,
ESP, THA,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, USA,
VEN
699A Calcium long chain alkyl SGP OZA, ARG, 17103/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronit,
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6
and mineral oil BEL, BRA,
CAN, CYM,
CHN, COL,
ECU, EGY,
FRA,OEU,
GRC, HKG,
INO, ION,
ITA, LBR,
MYS, NLO,
NZL, NOR,
PAN, PHL,
KOR,ZAF,
ESP, THA,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, USA,
VEN
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762A Calcium long chain alkyl SGP OZA,ARG, 11/03/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
phenate sulphide (C8-C40); AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6
Alkyl (C18-C28) BEL, BRA,
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium CAN, CYM,
salts, high overbase and CHN, COL,
mineral oil ECU, EGY,
FRA,OEU,
GRC, HKG,
INO, ION,
ITA, LBR,
MYS, NLO,
NZL, NOR,
PAN, PHL,
KOR, ZAF,
ESP, THA,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, USA,
VEN
763A Calcium long chain alkyl SGP OZA, ARG, 11/03/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronib
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6
and mineral oil BEL, BRA,
CAN, CYM,
CHN, COL,
ECU, EGY,
FRA,OEU,
GRC, HKG,
INO,ION,
ITA, LBR,
MYS, NLO,
NZL, NOR,
PAN, PHL,
KOR,ZAF,
ESP, THA,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, USA,
VEN
)359 Naphthalene; Alkyl (C5-C8) GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Nalco Champiol
benzenes 15.19.6
'IIC5 1-3-Cyclopentadiene; GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G Cont No T2 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.14, SabicUK
Isoprene 15.17,15.19.6, Petrochemicals
16.6.2, 16.6.3
-IC (Exxon Mobil) Heptane; Benzene FRA All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cont No T3 IIA No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17, ExxonMobil
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\LETREAT 13950 Ethylene glycol; Acidic NOR NLO, GBR 23/11115 31/12/18 Z SIP 3 2G Cont No Yes R No AC No 15.11.2, Clariant Oil
phosphonate 15.11.3,15.11.4, Services
15.11.6,15.11.7, Scandinavia AS
15.11.8,15.19.6
\LETREAT 14345 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR NLO, GBR 19/11/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No 15.19.6 Clariant Oil
ethers Services
Scandinavia AS
\LETREATSO Potassium hydroxide solution NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Cont No NF C No No No 15.17,15.19, Clariant Oil
54 16.2.9 Services
Scandinavia AS
\LETREAT SO Acetic acid NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Cont No Yes R No AC No 15.11.2,15.11.3, Clariant Oil
92 15.11.4, 15.11.6, Services
15.11.7,15.11.8, Scandinavia AS
15.17,15.19.6,
16.2.9
\LETREATTP Ethylene glycol NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Clariant Oil
5 Services
Scandinavia AS

\LETREATTP Ethanolamine NOR NLO, GBR 28/05/15 31/12/18 Z SIP 3 2G Cont No Yes 0 No AC No ClariantOil
17 Services
Scandinavia AS
\LETREAT XL36 Calcium chloride solution; NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No ABC No Clariant Oil
Maleic acidlallyl sulphonic Services
acid copolymer with Scandinavia AS
phosphonate groups, partial
sodium salt (aqueous solution)
\VTREAT 1031 Hexahydro-1,3,5-trimethyl- NOR NLO, GBR 20/10/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 ClariantOil
1,3,5-triazine Services
Scandinavia AS
\VTREAT 7103 1,3,5-Hexahydrotriethanol- NOR NLO, GBR 25/06/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cont No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 ClariantOil
1,3,5-triazine Services
Scandinavia AS

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'1/85780 Polyphosphoric acids, esters; GBR NLO, NOR 13/01/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes R No AC No 15.19.6, 16.2.6, Baker Hughes
Triethanolamine, sodium salts 16.2.9
'1/85902 in KCL [(:5:24% phosphonomethyl) GBR BHS, NOR 14/01/15 31/12/18 Z SIP 3 2G No Yes R No ABC No 15.17,15.19.6 Baker Hughes
imino]bis[ethylenenitrilobis
(methylene)]]
tetrakisphosphonic acid,
ammonium salt solution
4127 Acetic acid; 1,3,5- NOR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 MI SWACO
Hexahydrotriethanol-1,3,5-
triazine
4206 Sodium hydroxide solution NOR NLO, GBR 02/03/15 31/12/18 Z SIP 3 2G No Yes R No AC No MI-SWACO
4820 Formic acid NOR NLO, GBR 02/09/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 3 2G No Yes R No AC No 15.11.2, 15.11.3, 5chlumberger
15.11.4, 15.11.6, Production
15.11.7,15.11.8, Technologies
15.19.6
ure SC2020 3-(Triethoxysilyl)propylamine NOR All countries None Z 2 2G No Yes T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17,15.19 Nalco Champioi
MI-SWACO

489 2,6-0iaminohexanoic acid NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G No NF 0 No No No Schlumberger

phospho nate mixed salts Oilfield Service!
solution
Y SIP 3 2G No NF C T No 15.12,15.17, Halliburton AS
15.19.6, 16.2.6,
16.2.9
X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, ExxonMobil
15.19.6
'esso 150 NO Alkyl (C3-C 11) benzenes BEL All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, ExxonMobil
15.19.6
'esso 200 Naphthalene BEL All countries None X SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, ExxonMobil
15.19.6
'esso 200 NO Alkylnaphthalenes BEL All countries None X SIP 2 2G Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, ExxonMobil
15.19.6
.VTREAT 3030 Alkanes (C10-C26), linear and NOR All countries None Y SIP 3 2G No Yes R No ABC No 15.19.6 Clariant Oil
branched (fJashpoint >60°C); Services
Ethylene glycol monoalkyl Scandinavia AS
ethers

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_VTREAT 3062 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Cant No Yes R No AC No 15.19.6 Clariant Oil
ethers Services
Scandinavia AS
_VTREAT 12093 Ethylene glycol monoalkyl NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G Open No Yes 0 No AC No Clariant Oil
ethers Services
Scandinavia AS
'atron OP-177 Sodium alkyl (C14-C17) USA MEX 18/09/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes R T AC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, Nalco Champiol
sulphonates (60-65% solution) 15.19.6,16.2.6
GBR lJ\lIgountries. ~N6he:····· 'Y SIP 3 2G Cant No

~FOM CS 5015 Ethoxylated tallow amine BRA All countries None X SIP 2 2G Cant Inert Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Oxiteno Nordes
15.19,16.2.6, SIA Industria e
16.2.9 Comercio
ImarB Calcium long chain alkyl USA AUS, CYM, 15/03/16 31/12/19 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes R No ABC No 15.19.6,16.2.6 Lubrizol
phenate sulphide (C8-C40); CHN, CYP,
Calcium alkaryl sulphonate HKG, ION,
(C11-C50) LBR, MLT,
MHL, NOR,
PAN, KOR,
GBR

Ipac Calcium long chain alkyl SGP OZA,ARG, 11/03/15 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G Cant No Yes C T ABC No 15.12,15.17, Chevron Oronitt
phenate sulphide (C8-C40); AUS, BHS, 15.19,16.2.6
Alkyl (C18-C28) BEL, BRA,
toluenesulphonic acid, calcium CAN, CYM,
salts, high overbase and CHN, COL,
mineral oil ECU, EGY,
FRA,OEU,
GRC, HKG,
INO, ION,
ITA, LBR,
MYS, NLO,
NZL, NOR,
PAN, PHL,
KOR,ZAF,
ESP, THA,
TUR,ARE,
GBR, USA,
VEN

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 MEPC.2/Circ
TRIPARTITE AGREEMENTS Anne
List 3: (Trade-named) mixtures containing at least 99% by weight of assessed by presenting 1 December 2(
safety hazards
Page 25 of
de Name Contains Rep Countries Receive Expiry
Date Date
Cat D ST F I'
'" I'" K L N 0 Company

.uPAC B Calcium long chain alkaryl USA CYM, CHN, 03/09115 31/12/18 Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T ABC Yes 15.12,15.17, Lubrizol
sulphonate (C11-C50); CYP, HKG, 15.19,16.2.6
Calcium long chain alkyl LBR, MLT,
phenate sulphide (C8-C40) MHL, NOR,
mixture and mineral oil PAN,SGP,
GBR
rsol Piperazine (68% solution) USA All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No Yes C T AC Yes 15.12,15.17, Dow Chemical
15.19,16.2.6,
16.2.9
:iscreen 052R Ethyl alcohol NOR All countries None Z SIP 3 2G No T2 IIA No R F AC No 15.19.6 Vertical
S925 Napthalene; Alkyl (C5-C8) GBR All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No T2 liB No C FT ABC No 15.12,15.17, Nalco Champiol
benzenes 15.19.6
(sol 911 A n-Alkanes (C9-C11); Paraffin ZAF All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No T3 IIA No R FT ABC No 15.12.3,15.12.4, Sasol
wax 15.19.6, 16.2.9
(sol 911 B n-Alkanes (C9-C11); Paraffin ZAF All countries None Y SIP 2 2G No T3 IIA No R FT ABC No 15.12.3, 15.12.4, Sasol
wax 15.19.6, 16.2.6,
16.2.9

***
 ANNEX 4
MEPC.2/Circ
TRIPARTITE AGREEMENTS Anne
List 4: Pollutant only mixtures containing one or more components, of the mixture, which
1 December 2(
have not yet been assessed
Page 1 (
dename n.o.s. Contains Rep Countries Receive Expil)l Cat ST Remark Company
Date Date

11183263 9 Sulphonated alkylcarboxylic acid polymer salt GBR NLD, NOR 13/03/16 31/12/19 Z 3 Baker Hughes
11185902 7 [[(phosphonomethyl) iminojbis[ethylenenitrilobis(methylene)]] GBR NOR, USA 14/01/16 31/12/19 Y 3 Baker Hughes
tetrakisphosphonic acid, ammonium salt solution
_VTREAT 13860 9 Poly(2-8)alkylene glycol monoalkyl (C1-C6) ether NOR NLD,GBR 27/05/15 31/12/18 Z 3 Clariant Oil
Services
Scandinavia A:

***

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 Tripartite Agreements for MEPC.21Circ. Lists 1, 3, 4 received by t'nlln"".n", issuance

The following is a list of tripartite agreements reported to IMO during the period between the
each year. Any countries wishi'"g to join a tripartite agreement must do so by making a direct

SI-4126' Norway GBR 02112/2016 31/1212019

KI-3130 Norway GBR 30/11/2017 31/1212020

Lubrizol M09C140X United States CYP, HKG, LBR, ML T, MHL, NOR, 05/0212018 31/12/2021
SGP, GBR
SCAL16312A United Kingdom NOR 07/0212018 31/12/2021

ACPC04943A United Kingdom NOR 22102/2018 31/12/2021

CRW88015 United Kingdom 23/0212018 31/12/2021

CS 4300 United Kingdom 26/0212018 31/1212021

FLOPAAMTM OWA1S United Kingdom 05/03/2018 31/12/2021

SO-4108 Norway 20104/2018 31/12/2021

SI-4135 Norway 03/05/2018 31/12/2021
X LW-2L United States 08/05/2018 31/12/2021

These products were inadvertendly not included in MEPC.2/Circ.23

 MEPC.2/Circ.23
ANNEX 5 Annex 5
1 December 2017
Page 1 of 1
IN IN
MIXTURES
Relevant columns of the
GESAMP Hazard Profile

Product Name Ai A2 81 82* D3 E2

Acrylic acid / dimethyldiallylammonium chloride copolymer, partial 0 R 0 0 D NA
sodium salt 1500-4000,
L-Aspartic acid, homopolymer, sodium salt (aqueous solution) 0 NR 0 NI D NA
Benzenepropanoic acid, 3,5-bis(1, 1-dimethylethyl), 4-hydroxy-C7-C9 3 NR 3 0 Fp 2
alcohols branched and linear
Bismuth oxide (0) Inorg (0) (0) S 3
Boric acid 0 Inorg 0 R S
Cinnamaldehyde (2) R 2 0 Ss SD 3
Dipropylene glycol dibenzoate 3 R 3 NI S 2
1 ,3,5-Hexahydrotriethanol-1 ,3,5-triazine (0) R 3 NI Ss D 2
with phosphonate groups, 0 NR 0 NI D NA

Polyalkene sulphonic acid (C20-C28), sodium salt (4) (NR) 0 Fp 2

Polyether, borated 0 NR 3 D 2
Potassium carbonate solution 0 Inorg 2 NI D 3
Potassium iodide (0) Inorg 0 T D 3

Sodium methylate (0) (R) (2) NI T DE 2

TaU oil acids/linoleic acid 0 NR Nt CM Fp 2
dimer/polyalkylenepolyaminesfdodecylbenzenesulphonic acid
complexes in naphthalisopropanol
Tall()ila~idsreaption ··products\Vitb.diethYI~netriaf!1ine ~nd acrylic aci~
h:r~thYlei)e:glycol· .... .. . .. . . ..

.ialloilacid~reactionproducts withtriethanbb:unine :

Thiogly§ 1i9", ci51

3-(Triethoxysilyl)propylamine R NI D 2

* BLG 6 had agreed that, in the absence of measured chronic toxicity data, surrogate data using the GHS system to estimate missing
chronic aquatic toxicity data could be used and that the estimation of chronic toxicity would be determined as shown below:

1. if, in the GESAMP Hazard Profile, Col B2 is 'NI' or Col Ai is 'NI' or Col A2 is 'NI', then there are not enough data to
apply the OECD criteria, and therefore the product is deemed to be chronically toxic to aquatic organisms; but

2. if the aquatic LC50 is <100mgfJ (Col B1 is 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6); and the product is Not Readily Biodegradable (Col A2 is
'NR') or the product is bio-accumulated (Col A1 is 4,5 or 6), then the product is deemed to have a chronic toxicity
of <1 mgfJ which is equivalent to a '1' in column B2; otherwise

3. the product is deemed not to be chronically toxic.

***
 ANNEX 6
MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 6
SYNONYMS FOR VEGETABLE OILS 1 December 2017
Page 1 of 5

CASTOR OIL Refined, Bleached and Winterized Corn Oil

BP Castor Oil
BSS Castor Oil COTTON SEED OIL
Castor Oil First Special Grade Cotton Oil
Commercial Castor Oil Fractionated Cottonseed Oil
First Pressure Castor Oil Hydrogenated Cottonseed Oil
Fractionated Castor Oil Interesterified Cottonseed Oil
Hydrogenated Castor Oil PBSY Cottonseed Oil
Interesterified Castor Oil Semi-refined Cottonseed Oil
No 1 Castor Oil
Pharmaceutical Grade Castor Oil
FISH Oil
Ricinus Oil
Anchovy Oil
Capelin Oil
COCOA BUTTER
Cod Oil
Cocoa Butter Crude Fish ali
Cocoa Butter Pressed Degummed Deodorized Fractionated Fish Oil
Crude Cocoa Butter Herring Oil
Deodorized Cocoa
Deodorized Degummed Cocoa Butter Interesterified Fish Oil
PPP (Pure Prime Pressed) Cocoa Butter Menhaden Oil
Menhaden Stearin
COCONUT OIL Salmon Oil
Cochin Coconut Oil Sardine Oil
Coconut Palm Oil
Copra Oil GROUNDNUT OIL
Crude Coconut Oil Arachis Oil
Degummed Coconut Oil Crude Groundnut Oil
Fractionated Coconut Oil Fractionated Groundnut Oil
Free Coconut Oil Hydrogenated Groundnut Oil
Hydrogenated Coconut Oil Interesterified Groundnut Oil
Interesterfied Coconut Oil Peanut Oil
RBD Coconut Oil Refined Groundnut Oil

CORN OIL ILLIPE OIL

Crude Corn Oil Borneo Tallow
Crude Degummed Corn Oil Fractionated lilipe Oil
Fractionated Corn Oil Green Butter
Hydrogenated Corn Oil Hydrogenated lIIipe Oil
Interesterified Corn Oil Illipe Butter
Maize Oil Interesterfied lllipe Oil
RBD Maize Oil Tengkawang Butter
RBD Corn Oil
RBDW Corn Oil
JATROPHA OIL
RBDW Maize Oil
Physic nut extract
Refined and Bleached Corn Oil
MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 6
1 December 2017 SYNONYMS FOR VEGETABLE OILS
Page 2 of 5

Ratanjyot oil PALM ACID OIL

Acid Oil from Palm Oil
LARD Acid Oil from Palm Oil Refining
Choice Kettle Lard Acidulated Palm Oil Soapstock
Crude Lard Hydrogenated Palm Acid Oil
Edible Lard
Fractionated Lard PALM FATTY ACID DISTILLATE
Hydrogenated Lard Distilled Palm Fatty Acid Distillate
Inedible Lard Fatty Acid Distillate from Palm Oil Refining
Interesterified Lard Hydrogenated Palm Fatty Acid Distillate (HPFAD)
Leaf Lard Palm Deodorizer Distillate
Steam Lard Palm Oil Fatty Acid Distillate

LINSEED OIL PALM KERNEL ACID OIL

Crude Linseed Oil Acidulated Palm Kernel Oil Soapstock
Flaxseed Oil Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Acid Oil
Fractionated Linseed Oil
Hydrogenated Linseed Oil
PALM KERNEL OIL
Interesterified Linseed Oil
Raw Linseed Oil Bleached Palm Kernel Oil
Crude Palm Kernel Oil (CPKO)
Fractionated Palm Kernel Oil
MANGO KERNEL OIL
Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Oil
Fractionated Mango Kernel Oil Interesterfied Palm Kernel Oil
Hydrogenated Mango Kernel Oil NBD Palm Kernel Oil
Interesterified Mango Kernel Oil Neutralized Palm Kernel Oil
Mangifea Indica Oil Palm Kernel Oil Fraction
Mango Butter RBD Palm Kernel Oil
Mango Seed Oil Refined Palm Kernel Oil
Sustainable Palm Kernel Oil
NON-EDIBLE INDUSTRIAL GRADE PALM OIL
High FFA Crude Palm Oil PALM KERNEL OLEIN
High FFA Technical Palm Oil Bleached Palm Kernel Olein
Low Grade Palm Oil Crude Palm Kernel Olein
Fractionated Palm Kernel Olein
OLIVE OIL Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Olein
Crude Olive Oil Interesterified Palm Kernel Olein
Extra Virgin Olive Oil Liquid Fraction of Palm Kernel Olein
Lampante Virgin Olive Oil NBD Palm Kernel Olein
Olive-Pomace Oil Neutralized Palm Kernel Olein
Ordinary Virgin Olive Oil RBD Palm Kernel Olein
Refined Olive Oil Sustainable Palm Kernel Olein
Virgin Olive Oil
PALM KERNEL STEARIN
Bleached Palm Kernel Stearin
Crude Palm Kernel Stearin
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 6
SYNONYMS FOR VEGETABLE OilS 1 December 2017
Page 3 of 5

Fractionated Palm Kernel Stearin Sustainable Palm Olein

Hydrogenated Palm Kernel Stearin
Interesterfied Palm Kernel Stearin PALM STEARIN
NBD Palm Kernel Stearin
Bleached Palm Stearin
Neutralized Palm Kernel Stearin
Crude Palm Stearin
RBD Palm Kernel Stearin
Fractionated Palm Stearin
Sustainable Palm Kernel Stearin
Hydrogenated Palm Stearin
Interesterified Palm Stearin
PALM MID-FRACTION NBD Palm Stearin
Crude Palm Mid Fraction Neutralized Bleached Palm Stearin
NBD Palm Mid Fraction Neutralized Palm Stearin
Neutralized and Bleached Palm Mid Fraction RBD Palm Stearin
Neutralized Palm Mid Fraction Red Palm Stearin
RBD Palm Mid Fraction Refined Bleached Palm Stearin
Red Palm Mid Fraction Refined Palm Stearin
Sustainable Palm Mid Fraction Soft Stearin
Sustainable Palm Stearin

Bleached Palm Oil

Crude Palm Oil (CPO) Crude Degummed Rapeseed Oil
Fractionated Palm Oil Crude Rapeseed Oil
Hydrogenated Palm Oil Fractionated HE Rapeseed Oil
Interesterified Palm Oil Genetically Modified Rapeseed Oil
NBD Palm Oil HEAR Oil
Neutralized Palm Oil HE Rapeseed Oil
Palm Mesocarp Oil High Erucic Acid Rapeseed Oil
Palm Fruit Oil Hydrogenated HE Rapeseed Oil
RBD Palm Oil Hydrogenated Rapeseed Oil
Red Palm Oil Interesterified HE Rapeseed Oil
Sustainable Palm Oil Interesterified Rapeseed Oil
Technical Palm Oil LEAR Oil
Low Erucic Acid Rapeseed Oil
PALM OLEIN RBD Canola Oil
RBD Rapeseed Oil
Bleached Palm Olein
Refined Canola Oil
Crude Palm Olein
Refined Rapeseed Oil
Double Fractionated Palm Olein
Tehnical Rapeseed Oil
Fractionated Palm Olein
Hydrogenated Palm Olein
Interesterified Palm Olein RICE BRAN OIL
NBD Palm Olein Fractionated Rice Bran Oil
Neutralized Palm Olein Hydrogenated Rice Bran Oil
Palm Superolein Interesterified Rice Bran Oil
RBD Palm Olein
Red Palm Olein SAFFLOWER OIL
Refined Palm Olein
Fractionated Safflower Oil
MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 6
1 December 2017 SYNONYMS FOR VEGETABLE OILS
Page 4 of 5

Hydrogenated Safflower Oil Refined Sunflowerseed Oil

Interesterified Safflower Oil Sun Oil
Saffiowerseed Oil Sunflower Oil
Thistleseed Oil
TALLOW
SHEA BUTTER "A" Tallow
Karite Butter All Beef Packer Tallow
Karitenut Butter All White Tallow
Shea Butter Oil Barso Tallow
Shea Butter Olein Beef Tallow
Shea Butter Stearin Bleachable Fancy Tallow
Sheanut Butter Bulk Tallow
Choice White Grease
SOYABEAN OIL Choice White Tallow
Crude Tallow Oil
Aceite Crude Desgomado de Soja (S)
Edible Tallow
Aceite Crudo de Soja (S)
Extra Fancy Tallow
Aceite de Soja (S)
Fancy Tallow
Crude Degummed Soyabean Oil
Feed Grade Tallow
Crude Degummed Soyabean Oil of Edible Grade
Fractionated Tallow
Crude Degummed Soybean Oil
Gannet Tallow
Crude Soyabean Oil
Good Soap Tallow
Crude Soybean Oil
Government Certified Edible Beef Tallow
Crude Supergummed Soyabean Oil
High Energy Feed Fat
Expelled Soyabean Oil
Hydrogenated Tallow
Fractionated Soya bean Oil
Inedible Tallow
Genetically Modified Soya bean Oil
Inedible Beef Tallow
Huile Brute de Soja (F)
Inedible Unbleached Technical Tallow
Huile Brute de Soja Desgommee (F)
Interesterified Tallow
Huile de Soja (F)
Laundry Grade Tallow
Hydrogenated Soyabean Oil
Low Grade Tallow
Interesterified Soyabean Oil
Low Titre Tallow
RBD Soya bean Oil
Mutton Tallow
RBD Soy Oil
Poultry Oil
Refined Soy Oil
Prime Tallow
Soybean Oil
Pure Beef Tallow
Soy Oil
Special Tallow
Tallow Oil
SUNFLOWER SEED OIL Technical Edible Tallow
Crude Sunflower Oil Technical Tallow
Crude Sunflowerseed Oil Toilet Grade Tallow
Crude Sunflowerseed Oil of Edible Grade Top White Tallow
Fractionated Sunflowerseed Oil Yellow Grease
Genetically Modified Sunflowerseed Oil
High Oleic Sun Oil TUNG OIL
Hydrogenated Sunflowerseed Oil
China Wood Oil
Interesterified Sunflowerseed Oil
Raw Tung Oil
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 6
SYNONYMS FOR VEGETABLE OILS 1 December 2017
Page 5 of 5

Raw Wood Oil Abbreviations:

Wood Oil
BSP - British Pharmacopeia
BSS - British Standard Specification
RBD - Refined Bleached Deodorised
NBD - Neutralised Bleached Deodorised
RBDW - Refined Bleached Deodorised
Winterised
PBSY - Prime Bleached Summer Yellow
HE - High Erucic
HEAR - High Erucic Acid Rapeseed
LEAR Low Erucic Acid Rapeseed
Note: Product names are in bold. All other
names are synonyms.

***
 ANNEX 7
MEPC.2/Circ.23
LIST OF COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONS Annex 7
Part 1 - Code Order 1 December 2017
Page 1 of 3
Code Country Code Country
AFG Afghanistan COG Congo
AGO Angola COK Cook Islands
ALB Albania COL Colombia
AND Andorra COM Comoros
ARE United Arab Emirates CPV Cabo Verde
ARG Argentina CRI Costa Rica
ARM Armenia CUB Cuba
ATG Antigua and Barbuda CYM Cayman Islands (United Kingdom)
AUS Australia CYP Cyprus
AUT Austria CZE Czechia
AZE Azerbaijan DEU Germany
BDI Burundi DJI Djibouti
BEL

BFA Burkina Faso DOM Dominican Republic

BGD Bangladesh DZA Algeria
BGR Bulgaria ECU Ecuador
BHR Bahrain EGY Egypt
BHS Bahamas ERI Eritrea
BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina ESP Spain
BlR Belarus EST Estonia
BlZ Belize ETH Ethiopia
BOl Bolivia (Plurinational State of) FIN Finland
BRA Brazil FJI Fiji
BRB Barbados FRA France
BRN Brunei Darussalam FSM Micronesia (Federated States of)
BTN Bhutan GAB Gabon
BWA Botswana GBR United Kingdom
CAF Central African Republic GEO Georgia
CAN Canada GHA Ghana
CHE Switzerland GIN Guinea
CHl Chile GMB Gambia
CHN China GNB Guinea-Bissau
CIV C6te d'ivoire GNQ Equatorial Guinea
CMR Cameroon GRC Greece
COD Democratic Rep_ of the Congo GRD Grenada
MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 7
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Page 2 of 3
Code Country Code Country
GTM Guatemala LVA Latvia
GUY Guyana MAR Morocco
HKG Hong Kong, China MCO Monaco
HND Honduras MDA Republic of Moldova
HRV Croatia MDG Madagascar
HTI Haiti MDV Maldives
HUN Hungary MEX Mexico
IDN Indonesia MHL Marshall Islands
IND India MKD The former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia
IRL Ireland
MLI Mali
IRN Iran (Islamic Republic of)
MLT Malta
IRQ Iraq
MMR Myanmar
ISL Iceland
MNE Montenegro
ISR Israel
MNG Mongolia
ITA Italy
MOZ Mozambique
JAM Jamaica
MRT Mauritania
JOR Jordan
MUS Mauritius
JPN Japan
MWI Malawi
KAZ Kazakhstan
MYS Malaysia
KEN Kenya
NAM Namibia
KGZ Kyrgyzstan
NER Niger
KHM Cambodia
NGA Nigeria
KIR Kiribati
NIC Nicaragua
KNA Saint Kitts and Nevis
NIU Niue
KOR Republic of Korea
NLD Netherlands
KWT Kuwait
NOR Norway
LAO Lao People's Democratic Republic
NPL Nepal
LBN Lebanon
NRU Nauru
LBR Liberia
NZL New Zealand
LBY Libya
OMN Oman
LCA Saint Lucia
PAK Pakistan
LIE Liechtenstein
PAN Panama
LKA Sri Lanka
PER Peru
LSO Lesotho
PHL Philippines
LTU Lithuania
PLW Palau
LUX Luxembourg
PNG Papua New Guinea
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 7
1 December 2017
Page 3 of 3
Code Country Code Country
POL Poland TUR Turkey
PRK Democratic People's Rep. of Korea TUV Tuvalu
PRT Portugal TZA United Republic of Tanzania
PRY Paraguay UGA Uganda
QAT Qatar UKR Ukraine
ROU Romania URY Uruguay
RUS Russian Federation USA United States
RWA Rwanda UZB Uzbekistan
SAU Saudi Arabia VAT Holy
SDN Sudan VCT Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
SEN Senegal VEN Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
SGP Singapore VNM Viet Nam
SLB Solomon Islands VUT

SLY EI Salvador YEM Yemen

SMR San Marino ZAF South Africa
SOM Somalia 2MB Zambia
SRB Serbia ZWE Zimbabwe
SSD South Sudan
STP Sao Tome and Principe
SUR Suriname
SVK Slovakia
SVN Slovenia
SWE Sweden
SWZ Swaziland
SYC Seychelles
SYR Syrian Arab Republic
TCD Chad
TGO Togo
THA Thailand
TJK Tajikistan
TKM Turkmenistan
TLS Timor-Leste
TON Tonga
no Trinidad and Tobago
TUN Tunisia
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
LIST OF COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONS Annex 7
Part 2 - Country Order 1 December 2017
Page 1 of 3
Code Country Code Country
AFG Afghanistan CHN China
ALB Albania COL Colombia
DZA Algeria COM Comoros
AND Andorra COG Congo
AGO Angola COK Cook Islands
ATG Antigua and Barbuda CRI Costa Rica
ARG Argentina CIV Cote d'ivoire
ARM Armenia HRV Croatia
AUS Australia CUB Cuba
AUT Austria CYP Cyprus
AlE Azerbaijan ClE Czechia
BHS Bahamas PRK Democratic People's Rep. of Korea
BHR Bahrain COD Democratic Rep. of the Congo
BGD Bangladesh DNK Denmark
BRB Barbados DJI Djibouti
BlR Belarus DMA Dominica
BEL Belgium DOM Dominican Republic
Bll Belize ECU Ecuador
BEN Benin EGY Egypt
BTN Bhutan SLY EI Salvador
BOl Bolivia (Plurinational State of) GNQ Equatorial Guinea
BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina ERI Eritrea
BWA Botswana EST Estonia
BRA Brazil ETH Ethiopia
BRN Brunei Darussalam FJI Fiji
BGR Bulgaria FIN Finland
BFA Burkina Faso FRA France
BDI Burundi GAB Gabon
CPV Cabo Verde GMB Gambia
KHM Cambodia GEO Georgia
CMR Cameroon DEU Germany
CAN Canada GHA Ghana
CYM Cayman Islands (United Kingdom) GRC Greece
CAF Central African Republic GRD Grenada
TCD Chad GTM Guatemala
CHl Chile GIN Guinea
MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 7
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Page 2 of 3
Code Country Code Country
GNB Guinea-Bissau MLI Mali
GUY Guyana MLT Malta
HTI Haiti MHL Marshall Islands
VAT Holy See MRT Mauritania
HND Honduras MUS Mauritius
HKG Hong Kong, China MEX Mexico
HUN Hungary FSM Micronesia
ISL Iceland MCO Monaco
IND India MNG Mongolia
ION Indonesia MNE Montenegro
IRN Iran (Islamic Republic of) MAR Morocco
IRQ Iraq MOZ Mozambique
IRL Ireland MMR

ITA Italy NRU Nauru

JAM Jamaica NPL Nepal
JPN Japan NLD Netherlands
JaR Jordan NZL New Zealand
KAZ Kazakhstan NIC Nicaragua
KEN Kenya NER Niger
KIR Kiribati NGA Nigeria
KWT Kuwait NIU Niue
KGZ Kyrgyzstan NOR Norway
LAO Lao People's Democratic Republic OMN Oman
LVA Latvia PAK Pakistan
LBN Lebanon PLW Palau
LSO Lesotho PAN Panama
LBR Liberia PNG Papua New Guinea
LBY Libya PRY Paraguay
LIE Liechtenstein PER Peru
LTU Lithuania PHL Philippines
LUX Luxembourg POL Poland
MDG Madagascar PRT Portugal
MWI Malawi QAT Qatar
MYS Malaysia KOR Republic of Korea
MDV Maldives MDA Republic of Moldova
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
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Page 3 of3
Code Country Code Country
ROU Romania TUN Tunisia
RUS Russian Federation TUR Turkey
RWA Rwanda TKM Turkmenistan
KNA Saint Kitts and Nevis TUV Tuvalu
LCA Saint Lucia UGA Uganda
VCT Saint Vincent and the Grenadines UKR Ukraine
WSM Samoa ARE United Arab Emirates
SMR San Marino GBR United Kingdom
STP Sao Tome and Principe TZA United Republic of Tanzania
SAU Saudi Arabia USA United States
SEN Senegal URY Uruguay
SRB Serbia UZB Uzbekistan
SYC Seychelles VUT Vanuatu
SLE Sierra Leone VEN Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
SGP Singapore VNM Viet Nam
SVK Slovakia YEM Yemen
SVN Slovenia 2MB Zambia
SLB Solomon Islands ZWE Zimbabwe
SOM Somalia
ZAF South Africa
SSD South Sudan
ESP Spain
LKA Sri Lanka
SDN Sudan
SUR Suriname
SWZ Swaziland
SWE Sweden
CHE Switzerland
SYR Syrian Arab Republic
TJK Tajikistan
THA Thailand
MKD The former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia
TLS Timor-Leste
TGO Togo
TON Tonga
TTO Trinidad and Tobago
***

I I '_1 __ ' •• .- __ ,,..."',,,,_' .......... , •• .- .... _ ..... _ ..... _ ........ .1_

 MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 8
ANNExa 1 December 2017
Page 1 of 14

CONTACT ADDRESSES
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA
Chief Marine Surveyor Tel: 1 268462 1273 or 5623426
Department of Marine Services and Merchant Shipping Fax: 1 2684624358
(ADOMS) E-mail: [email protected]
Corner of Popeshead & Dickenson Bay Street
P.O. Box 1394
st. John's, Antigua W.I.
St John's
Antigua and Barbuda

ARGENTINA
Mr. Luis Alberto Arroz Tel: +5411-4318-7666
Director de Proteccion Ambiental +5411 43187673
Direcci6n de Protecci6n Ambiental Fax: +54-11-4318-7666
Av E. Madero 235 - 4° Piso - Oficina 4.42. E-mail: [email protected].
Buenos Aires [email protected]
C1106ACC
Argentina

General Manager Fax: +61 262795076

Marine Environment Division, Australian Maritime Safety E-mail: [email protected]
Authority
GPO Box 2181
CANBERRA ACT 2601
Australia

BAHAMAS

Maritime Affairs Department Tel: +442075621300

The Bahamas Maritime Authority E-mail: [email protected]
120 Old Broad Street
London
EC2N 1AR
United Kingdom

BELGIUM

Mr. Patrick Van Lancker Tel: +32 5956 1462

Attache 0477/424204
Federal Public Service Mobility & Transport Fax: +3259561474
FOD Mobiliteit en Vervoer E-mail: [email protected],
Directoraat Generaal Vervoer patrick. van [email protected]
Natienkaai 5
Oostende
8400
Belgium

BERMUDA (UNITED KINGDOM)

Mr Pat Nawaratne Fax: +1441 2953718

Bermuda Shipping and Maritime Authority E-mail: [email protected]
PO Box Hm1628
Hamilton HM GX
Bermuda (United Kingdom)
MEPC.2/Circ.23
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BRAZIL

Eng. Martins Tel: +55-21-2104 5220

Diretoria de Portos e Costas (DPC-20) +55-21-21045203
Rua Teofilo Otoni, 4 Fax: +55-21-21045202
Centro, Rio de Janeiro, CEP 20090-070 E-mail: [email protected]
Brazil

BULGARIA

DIRECTORATE "MARITIME ADMINISTRATION" - Tel: +359700 10 145

BOURGAS E-mail: [email protected]
BULGARIAN MARITIME ADMINISTRATION
3 Knyaz A. Batenberg Street,
BOURGAS
8000
Bulgaria

CANADA

Director General Marine Safety (AMS) Tel: +1-613-998-0610

Transport Canada Fax: +1-613-954-1032
Ottawa, ON E-mail: [email protected]
K1A ON7
Canada

CAYMAN ISLANDS (UNITED KINGDOM)

CIO
Mr lain David MacRae Tel: +4420381 72445
Engineer Suveyor +4420381 71001 (Front Desk)
Maritime and Coastguard Agency E-mail: [email protected]
Environmental Policy Branch
105 Commercial Road
Southampton
S0151EG
United Kingdom

CHILE

Empcontra Milton Pizarro Barrella Tel: 56-32-2208607

Direcci6n de Seguridad y Operaciones mariti mas 56-32-2208656
Direcci6n General del Territoria Maritimo y de Marina E-mail: [email protected].
Mercante [email protected],
Departamento Policia Maritima y Prevenci6n de Riesgos [email protected]
Divisi6n Cargas Peligrosas
Subida Cementerio W 300, Playa Ancha
Valparaiso
2520000
Chile

CHINA

China Maritime Safety Administration Tel: +86-10-6529-2872

Department of Ship Safety and Pollution Prevention Fax: +86-10-6529-2875
11 Jianguomennei Ave., Beijing 100736 E-mail: [email protected]
China
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CHINA

Mr. Ming Song Tel: 0086 10 65292873

China maritime safety administration Fax: 0086 10 65293424
11 Jianguomennei Ave. E-mail: [email protected]
Dongcheng District
Beijing
100736
China

COLOMBIA

Direcci6n General Marftima-DfMAR Tel: (+571) 2200490 Ext: 2372

Carrera 54 No. 26-50 CAN Fax: (+571) 2200490 Ext: 2213
Bogota, DC. E-mail: [email protected]
Colombia

CYPRUS

Mr, loannis Efstratiou Tel: +357 25 848 229

Acting Director +35725848 100
Department of Merchant Shipping + 357 25 848200
Ministry of Communications and Works
P,O. Box 561 street

CY-3305
Cyprus

DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Maritime Administration of the DPR Korea Tel: 008502 18111 ext 381 8059
Ryonhwa-2 Dong Fax: 00850 2 381 4410
Central District, P.O,Box 416 E-mail: [email protected]
Pyongyang
Democratic People's Rep. of Korea

DENMARK

Mr Thomas Skovgaard Mortensen Tel: + 45 41 969498

Agency for Water and Nature Management E-mail: [email protected]
Ministry of the Environment and Food
Haraldsgade 53
Copenhagen 0
DK-2100
Denmark

ECUADOR

Srta. Jacqueline Espinoza Tel: 0059342592080 Ext. 82124

Coordinadora 00593983021539
SUBSECRETARIA DE PUERTOS Y TRANSPORTE E-mail: [email protected].
MARITIMO Y FLUVIAL (SPTMF) jakel [email protected]
Av. 25 de Julio, Puerto Maritimo, M6dulos 17 y 18
Guayaquil
Ecuador
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EGYPT

Rear Adm. Tarek Ghanem Tel: +203484 3631

Head of Maritime Transport Sector Fax: +203 484 2096
Maritime Transport Sector 002034842041
Ministry of Transport E-mail: [email protected]
4 Ptolemy Street
Alexandria
21514
Egypt

ESTONIA

Mr. Jaak Arro Tel: +372 6205 715

Head of Dangerous Goods Section +3726205716
Estonian Maritime Administration Fax: +372 6205 706
Lume 9 E-mail: [email protected]
Tallinn
10416
Estonia

ETHIOPIA

MR Mekonnen Abera Tadele Tel: +25111503638/+2511155036401

Director General Fax: +251115588237/
Ethiopian Maritime Affairs Authority E-mail: +251115503960
Ethiopian Maritime Affairs Authority mariti mead mi nistration@maritimeaff.
Tadesse Tefera Bldg, 5th floor gov.et
infront of hotel De' Afrique, near Mexico square
Addis Ababa
Addis Ababa
P.O. 1861
Ethiopia

FINLAND

Dr. Jyrki Vahatalo Tel: +358405258668

Senior Maritime Inspector E-mail: [email protected]
Finnish Transport Safety Agency
P.O. Box 320
Helsinki
FI-00101
Finland

FRANCE

Mr Pierre DUFOUR Tel: +33 1 40 81 1496

Adjoint au Chef de la mission transport de matieres Fax: +331 4081 8641
dangereuses E-mail: pierre. d ufou r@developpement-
Ministere de la Transition Ecologique et Solidaire durable.gouv.fr
MTES - DGPR - Mission Transport de Matieres
Dangereuses (MTMD)
Tour Sequoia - Piece 23-39
PARIS La Defense Cedex
92055
France
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GERMANY

Mr. Berthold Kolberg Tel: +49-40-3613-70

8G Verkehr, Dienststelle Schiffsicherheit Fax: +49-40-3613-7204
Reimerstwiete 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Hamburg
20457
Germany

CIO
Mr lain David MacRae Tel: +44 20381 72445
Engineer Surveyor +44 20381 71001 (Front Desk)
Maritime and Coastguard Agency E-mail: [email protected]
Environmental Policy Branch
Spring Place
105 Commercial Road
Southampton
S0157PL
United Kingdom

Cdr (HCG) Elias Sampatakakis Tel: +30-210-419-1132

Greek Ministry of Mercantile Marine Fax: +30-210-422-0441
Marine Environmental Protection E-mail: [email protected]
109 Ipsilantou & Tsamadou Str., 18532 Piraeus
Greece

Lt. Cdr. Kontralouris Tel: +30-210- 411-1304

Greek Ministry of Mercantile Marine Fax: +30-210- 422-0441
Department of International Cooperation E-mail: [email protected]
109 Ipsilantou & Tsamadou Str., 18532 Piraeus
Greece

HONDURAS

Miss Sara Zelaya Tel: (504) 2239-8228

Maritime Polution Prevention Section E-mail: [email protected]
Direccion General de la Marina Mercante
Blvd. Suyapa
Contiguo Alupac
Tegucigalpa
Apdo. Postal 3625
Honduras

HONG KONG, CHINA

Chief, Maritime Policy Tel: +852 2852 4603

Marine Department Fax: +852 2542 4841
Multi-lateral Policy Division E-mail: [email protected]
21/F, Harbour Building, 38 Pier Road,
Central,
Hong Kong, China
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ICELAND

Icelandic Transport Authority Tel: +3544806000

Armuli 2 E-mail: [email protected]
Reykjavik
105
Iceland

INDIA

Mr. Deepak Shetty Tel: +912225752005

Director General of Shipping Fax: +912225752011
Directorate General of Shipping E-mail: [email protected]
Ministry of Shipping, Road Transport and Highways
9th Floor, BETA Building, Kanjurmarg East,
MUMBAJ
400042
India

IRELAND

Mr David Taylor Tel: +35316783471

Engineer and Ship Surveyor Fax: +35316783409
Maritime Safety Directorate E-mail: [email protected]
Leeson Lane
Dublin 2
Ireland

ISLE OF MAN (UNITED KINGDOM)

C/O
Mr lain David MacRae Tel: 020381 72445
Engineer Surveyor 020381 71001 (Front Desk)
Maritime and Coastguard Agency E-mail: [email protected]
Environmental Policy Branch
Spring Place
105 Commercial Road
Southampton
S0157PL
United Kingdom

ITALY

Mr. Giorgio Saletti Tel: +39 010 5385437

Head Office Fax: +390105351130
RINA S.p.A. E-mail: [email protected]
Via Corsica n. 12
Genova
16128
Italy
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JAPAN
Ms. Wakako Tsukasaki Tel: +81 35521 9023
Official, Office of Marine Environment, Water Environment Fax: +81 3 3593 1438
Division E-mail: [email protected]
Environmental Management Bureau, Ministry of the
Environment
1-2-2 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku
Tokyo
100-8975
Japan

LIBERIA
CIO
Mr. Sebastian Farr Tel: 00-231-777-092229
Director, Division of Monitoring, Surveillance 00-777 -290158
Liberia Maritime Authority (liMA) E-mail: [email protected].
MRCC - Monrovia [email protected]
Division of Monotoring, Surveillance & Liberia
Coast Guard Headquarter
1000 Monrovia

CIO
Mr. Josiah O. Botoe Tel: 00-231-886-284317
Acting Technical Supervisor/Focal Person, Regional SAR E-mail: [email protected].
Secretariat omascob [email protected]
Liberia Maritime Authority (liMA)
MRCC-Monrovia, Division of Monitoring, Surveillance &
Rescue
MRMRCC, Liberia Coast Guard Headquarters, Bushrod
Island
1000 Monrovia
Liberia

c/o
Mr. Tony Dupree Tel: +1 703 790 3434
VP Technical Department + 1 7039636216
Office of the Deputy Commissioner of Maritime Affairs of Fax: +1 7037905655
the Republic of Liberia E-mail: [email protected]
Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry
8619 Westwood Center Dr
Vienna, Virginia
22182
United States

MADAGASCAR
Colonel Jean Hubert ZIPA Tel: +261321125701
Directeur General +261321125700
AGENCE PORTUAIRE, MARITIME ET FLUVIALE (APMF) Fax: +261202253934
APMF Siege E-mail: [email protected]@apmf.mg
Alarobia, Pres LNTPB, Route des hydrocarbures
ANTANANARIVO
101
Madagascar
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MALAYSIA

Captain Jailani Jalal Tel: +603 3346 7777

Director, Port and Seafarers Affairs +603 3346 7622
Jabatan Laut Malaysia Fax: +603 3168 5289
Ibu Pejabat, Peti Surat 12 E-mail: [email protected].
Jalan Limbungan, 42007 Pelabuhan Kelang, Selangor [email protected]
Darul Ehsan
Malaysia

MALTA

Mr Ivan Sammut Tel: 0035621250360

Registrar General of Shipping and Seamen Fax: 0035621241460
Transport Malta E-mail: [email protected]
Merchant Shipping Directorate
Malta Transport Centre
Lija
LJA 2021
Malta

MARSHALL ISLANDS

Mr Hans Molver Tel: +1 703 620 4880

Technical Services Administrator +31 165511700
Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator Fax: +1 7034768522
Technical Services E-mail: technical@register-irLcom
Office of the Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator
Republic of the Marshall Islands, 11495 Commerce Park
Drive
Reston
Virginia
20191-1506
United States

NETHERLANDS

Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate Tel: +31884890000

Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment E-mail: [email protected].
Rijksinspectiekantoor, Westelijke Parallelweg 4,3331 EW IMSBC. [email protected]
Zwijndrecht
PO Box 16191
The Hague
2500 BD
Netherlands

NEW ZEALAND

Mr. Ian Lancaster Tel: +64-4-473-0111

Principal Advisor International Fax: +64-4-494-1263
Maritime New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
Level 11, 1 Grey St, Wellington 6011
PO Box 25620, Wellington 6146
Wellington
6146
New Zealand
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NIGERIA

CIO
CAPTAIN SUNDAY M UMOREN Tel: +2347034172913
HEAD, MARITIME SAFETY & SEAFARERS E-mail: [email protected]
DEPARTMENT
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency
NIGERIAN MARITIME RESOUCRES DEVELOPMENT
CENTRE (NMRDC)
KIRIKIRI Phase 2
APAPA.
Lagos
LAGOS
Nigeria

c/o
DR DAKUKU PETERSIDE Tel: +2348033123801
DIRECTOR GENERAL +2349055255555
NIMASA E~mail: [email protected].
NO 4 BURMA ROAD [email protected]
APAPA, LAGOS

NORWAY

Norwegian Maritime Directorate Tel: +47527451 80

Smedasundet 50A +4752745000
P.O. Box 2222 +4752745001
N-Haugesund E-mail: [email protected]
N-5528
Norway

PALAU

Mr Achilleas Papathanasiou- Europe Head Office Marisabel Tel: +302104293500

Arauz-USA Head Office +1 832631 6061
Technical and Safety Officer Fax: +302104293505
Palau International Ship Registry- +1 832631 6061
Europe Head Office- 5, Sachtouri Street, 6th floor Piraeus E-mail: [email protected]
Greece 18536
USA Head Office-Six Pines Drive, Suite 8210, Office 277
The Woodlands,TX 77380,9595 United States
Piraeus
Greece
18536
Greece

PANAMA

Eng. Fidel Gonzalez Tel: +507501 5350

SEGUMAR +507 501 5348
(secondary contact point) Panama Maritime Authority E-mail: [email protected]
Albrook, Omar Torrijos Herrera Ave.
PanCanal Building, 4th Floor
Panama City
Panama
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PANAMA

Eng. Rina Berrocal Tel: +507 501 5348

SEGUMAR +507 501 5350
Panama Maritime Authority E-mail: [email protected].
SEGUMAR PANAMA [email protected]
PAN CANAL BUILDING OMAR TORRIJOS HERRERA
ALBROOK AVE 4FL
Panama City
Panama

PAPUA NEW GUINEA

Capt. Nurur Rahman, AFNI, MAIMS Tel: +675 305 4600

Executive Manager, Maritime Operations +675 321 3033
National Maritime Safety Authority +675 7204 5402
Level 3, Defens Haus, P.O. Box 668, Fax: +675321 0873
Port Moresby +675321 0484
National Capital District E-mail: [email protected].
121 [email protected]
Papua New Guinea

PERU

Contralmirante Edgar PATTERSON Monsalve Tel: +51 1 4200766

Comandante de Operaciones Guardacostas 51 941898241
Direcci6n General de Capitanfas y Guardacostas - Fax: +51 1 4291547
Comandancfa de Operaciones Guardacostas E-mail: [email protected].
Av. Contralmirante Mora SIN. - Base Naval del Callao edgar. [email protected]
Callao 01
Peru

PHILIPPINES

C/E Marcial C. Amaro Tel: +63-2-521-1017

Administrator Fax: +63-2-524-2746
Maritime Industry Authority E-mail: [email protected].
Parkview Plaza Bldg., Taft Avenue cor Kalaw Avenue, [email protected]
Ermita, Manila
Manila
Philippines

POLAND

Department of Maritime Economy Tel: +48225838570

Ministry of Maritime Economy and Inland Navigation Fax: +48 22 583 85 71
6/12 Nowy Swiat Str. E-mail: [email protected]
Warsaw
00-400
Poland
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PORTUGAL

Mr Paulo Parracho Tel: (+351) 21 3035700

Diretor of Maritime Administration E-mail: [email protected]
Direc;:ao-Geral de Recursos Naturais, Seguranc;:a e Servic;:os
Maritimos
Avenida Brasilia
Lisboa
1449-030
Portugal

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

Mr Hyeong-dong Cho Tel: +82-44-200-5836

Deputy Director fax: +82-44-200-5849
Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries E-mail: [email protected]@krs.co.kr
Maritime Industry and Technology Division
Government Complex Sejong, 5-Dong, 94
Dasom2-Ro
Sejong-City
339-012
Republic of Korea

MR CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER Tel: 17587284846

DIRECTOR-MARITIME AFFAIRS 17584576152
SAINT LUCIA AIR AND SEA PORTS AUTHORITY- Fax: 17584530889
SLASPA E-mail: [email protected].
MANOEL STREET. CASTRIES [email protected]
CASTRIES
PO Box 651
Saint Lucia

SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

Mr. Sjevo Dabinovic Tel: +377 93 104450

Commissioner Fax: +377 93 104499
Maritime Affairs of St. Vincent and the Grenadines
Monte Carlo Sun ElF
74 Boulevard d'italie, MC 98000 MONACO

SAMOA

Capt VIJAY K ARORA Tel: 0066-027017277

Maritime Technical E-mail: [email protected]
Ascent Navals Register
Sailord Road
Paknam, Samutprakan
Thailand-10270
Samutprakan
Thailand
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SIERRA LEONE

Alhaji Wurroh Jalloh Tel: +232 76601378

Executive Director +232 33601378
Sierra Leone Maritime Administration +442035140630
6 Government Wharf E-mail: [email protected].
Freetown [email protected]
Maritime House
Sierra Leone

SOUTH AFRICA

Captain Winston Lobo Tel: +27-31-3071501

Principal Officer Fax: +27-31-3064983
South African Maritime Safety Authority E-mail: [email protected]
Private Bag X54309
Durban
4000
South Africa

SPAIN

Mr. Pablo Pedrosa Tel: +34 91 597 9098

Head of Division of Marine Pollution Control Fax: +34 91 597 9287
Direccion General de la Marina Mercante E-mail: [email protected]
Ministerio de Fomento
C/Ruiz de Alarcon 1
Madrid
28071
Spain

SWEDEN

Civil Aviation and Maritime Department Tel: +46 771 503 503
Swedish Transport Agency Fax: +46 11 185 256
Norrk6ping E-mail: [email protected]
SE-60173
Sweden

SWITZERLAND

Swiss Maritime Navigation Office SMNO Tel: +41 61 270 91 20

Elisabethenstrasse 33 Fax: +41 61 270 91 29
Basel E-mail: [email protected]
4010
Switzerland

TUNISIA

Mr. Lassoued Faycal Tel: +216-1-259-117

Chef de Service des Ports Fax: +216-1-354-244
Ministere du Transport
Direction Generale de la Marine Marchande
24 avenue de la Republique, 1001 Tunis
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TURKEY

C/O
Capt. Onal BAYLAN Tel: +903122302000
Head Of Department Fax: +90312231 51 89
Ministry of Transport Maritime Affairs and Communications E-mail: [email protected]
Directorate General for Regulation of Dangerous Goods
and Combined Transport
GMK Bulvari No:128/A Maltepe 06570
ANKARA
Turkey

TUVALU
Capt Taasi Pitoi Tel: +688-20055
Marine and Ports Services Department E-mail: [email protected].
Ministry of Communication and Transport [email protected]
Tuvalu Government Building
Vaiaku
Funafuti
Tuvalu

Mr lain David MacRae

Engineer Surveyor +4420381 71001
Maritime and Coastguard Agency E-mail: [email protected]
Environmental Policy Branch
Spring Place
105 Commercial Road
Southampton
S0151EG
United Kingdom

UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA

C/O
Dr. Leonard M. Chamuriho Tel: +255222112858
Permanent Secretary Fax: +255222112751
Ministry of Works, Transport and Communication E-mail: [email protected]
P.O. BOX 638,
40470 Dodoma
United Republic of Tanzania

UNITED STATES

Mr. Andrew Murphy (Alternate contact) Tel: +1-202-372-1398

Commandant (CG-ENG-5) E-mail: [email protected]
United States Coast Guard (Alternate contact)
Bulk Liquids, Hazardous Materials Standards
Hazardous Materials Standards Division
2703 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave SE
Washington DC
20593-7509
United States
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UNITED STATES

Mr. Patrick Keffler - Main contact Tel: +1-202-372-1424

Bulk Liquids Team Leader Fax: +1-202-372-1926
United States Coast Guard (Main contact) E-mail: [email protected]
Chief, Hazardous Materials Standards (CG-ENG-5)
2703 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave SE, Stop 7509
Washington DC
20593-7509
United States

URUGUAY

Captain Pablo PEREZ Tel: 0059829164914

Jefe Fax: 0059829164914
Departamento de Legislaci6n y Acuerdos Internacionales E-mail: [email protected]
Rambla 25 de Agosto SIN
Primer Piso
Montevideo
11000
Uruguay

VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF)

Capitan de Navio CESAR ROMERO SALAZAR Tel: 00582129091593

PRESIDENTE Fax: 00582129091437
INSTITUTTO NACIONAL DE LOS ESPACIOS E-mail: [email protected]
ACUATICOS
AV ORINOCO ENTRE CALLES PERIJA Y MUCUCHIES
EDIFICIO INEA
LAS MERCEDES
CARACAS
DISTRITO CAPITAL
1060
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)

***
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MANUFACTURERS AUTHORIZED TO CONDUCT POLLUTANT-ONLY

ASSESSMENTS BY CALCULATION
Authorized by France for Chevron Oronite S.A.

Ms. Ludivine LANGEVIN

Chevron Oronite SA
Route du Pont 8
Gonfreville l'Orcher
76080 - Le Havre cedex

Authorized Germany for Evonik Industries AG

Ms. Ingrid de Wilde
Procurement STr!:lTArl\1
Victoriastr. 43
45772 Marl

Authorized by Thailand for Ascent Navals Register

Capt VI JAY K ARORA
Sailord Road

Samutprakan

Authorized by United Kingdom for Exxon Chemicals Ltd

Dr. Andrew Holton
Exxon Chemicals Ltd
4600 Parkway
Fareham
Hampshire
P0157AP

Authorized by United Republic of Tanzania for Ministry of Works, Transport and Communication
Dr. Leonard M. Chamuriho
P.O. BOX 638,
40470 Dodoma
United Republic of Tanzania

Authorized by United States for

The Lubrizol Corporation

Ms. Debora Hooper

29400 Lakeland Boulevard
Wickliffe, Ohio
44092-2298

***
 ANNEX 10
MEPC.2/Circ.23
CARGO TANK CLEANING ADDITIVES Annex 10
1 December 2017
Page 1 of 14
Name of cleaning additive Name of manufacturer Reporting
country
AA118 SAFETY NON-CAUSTIC VANCE CHEMICALS PTE. LTO. SGP
AA 128 MULTI-DUTY VANCE CHEMICALS PTE. LTD. SGP
AA138 HEAVY-DUTY VANCE CHEMICALS PTE. LTO. SGP
AA158 ACIDIC VANCE CHEMICALS PTE. LTO. SGP
AC Clean 1 JT TriStar Industries BV NLD
AC Clean 24 Tristar Industries BV NLD
Accell Clean Marine Advanced BioCatalytics Corp. USA
Accell Clean Marine Plus Advanced BioCatalytics Corp. USA
ACE 4020 Multi Purpose Detergent, T-Pol ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 7012 Oil & Grease Remover ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 9005 Heavy Duty Alkaline Cleaner ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 9007 Heavy Duty Tank Cleaner A ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 9011 Heavy Duty Cleaner ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 9020 Liquid Rig Wash ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 9026 Hydrocarbon Remover ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP
ACE 9027 Sodium Hypochlorite 12% Solution ACE Chemicals International Pte. Ltd SGP

Air-0-Gone-1 TriStar Industries BV NLD

ALCACLEAN HD MARICH EM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
ALCACTIVE LIQUID MARICHEM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
ALCACTIVE LIQUID PLUS MARICHEM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
Alclean AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
ALCLEAN G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
ALCLEAN HD G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
Alclean Safe AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
ALCLEAN SAFE G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
Alcleaner PBC AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
ALKA MARINE SAFETY CHEM MARINE CHL
ALKA MARINE SHS CHEM MARINE CHL
ALKA MARINE WCI World Clean International PAN
ALKA MARINETUFF PHS CHEMMARINE CHL
Alkaclean UNI Americas LLC USA
ALKACLEAN Blutec srI. ITA
ALKACLEAN UNISERVICE SA ITA
Alkaclean HD / PC Cleaner Unimarine International BV NLD
ALKACLEAN P. Blutec srI. ITA
Alkaclean S. Blutec sri ITA
Alkaclean Safety Unimarine International BV NLD
Alkaclean Safety UNI Americas LLC USA
Alkaclean Safety Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
ALKACLEAN SAFETY UNISERVICE SA ITA
Alkaline (CAUS) StarMarine Chemical BV NLD
Alkaline (POT) StarMarine Chemical BV NLD
ALKALINE CLEANER PH OCN MARINE CHEMICALS CHL
ALKALINE HIGH WCI World Clean International PAN
Alkasafe Cleaner CHEMO GRC

*It should be noted that where products or their solutions that appear in chapter 17 or 18 of the IBC Code or list 1 of the MEPC.2/Circular
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
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1 December 2017
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Name of cleaning additive Name of manufacturer Reporting
country
Alkasolvent Liquid CHEMO GRC
Alkleen Buffer Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Alkleen Liquid Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Alkleen Safety Liquid Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
ALOHA SWING New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
ALOHA SWING PLUS New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
ALPHA BUFFER CLEAN ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
ALPHA SOAP ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
ALPHA SOLVE ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
AMEROID RSR DREW MARINE USA
APEX ECO SOLVE APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX RYDLYME MARINE APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX SMITH 88 APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX TANK CLEAN VLC APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-101 ECO ACID APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-120 METAL BRITE HD APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX-182 PASSIVE CLEAN APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-195 TANK CLEAN BUFFER APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-228 SANI CLEAN APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX-280 NEUTRAL HCF APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX-290 TANK CLEAN OSD APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX-303 ECOCLEAN APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-304 CHLOR CLEAN APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-418 ALKACLEAN HD APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX418PH ALKACLEAN HD (POTASSIUM) APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX-460 ALKACLEAN SAFETY LIQUID APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-480XF AQUATUFF HIGH FOAM APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
APEX-5 MULTI POL APEX CHAMICALS (S) PTE LTD SGP
APEX-550 SEACLEAN VOYAGE APEX CHEMICALS (S) PTE LTO SGP
Aquabreak PX Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Aquamarine Aquawash T1080A Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
Aquamarine Caustic-Free Cleaner Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
Aquamarine Natural Zest T1335A Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
Aquamarine Neutral HCF Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
Aquamarine Rustremover Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
Aquamarine Strong Alkaline Cleaner T11 08A Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
Aquamarine Tank Cleaner HD Aquamarine Chemicals GBR
AQUAQUICK 2000 AQUAQUICK EUROPE NLD
AQUAQUICK 2000 SP AQUAQUICK EUROPE NLD
ATLAS 100 Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS 150 Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS 202 Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS A-CHLOR Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS AQUA-SOLV Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLASATC ATLAS CHEMICAL USA
ATLAS CD-SEA Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS I-A-C Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
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country
ATLAS KRUSHER Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS MAR-CLEAN Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS METAL BRIGHT Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS METAL TREAT Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS SEA CLEAN ATLAS CHEMICAL USA
ATLAS SUPER GREEN Atlas Chemicals, Inc USA
ATLAS VIRO-SOL ATLAS CHEMICAL USA
B.T.S. HCF Water Based Blutec sri ITA
Bio Degreaser 165 VECOM NLD
Bonderite C-AD TR-1020S(DE) Henkel Belgium NV. BEL
Bonderite C-IC 146 Henkel Belgium N.V. BEL
Bonderite C-MC 12110 Henkel Belgium NV. BEL
Bonderite C-MC A Henkel Adhesive Technologies BEL
BONDERITE C-MC X VLOEIBA (formerly P3-x vloeibaar) Henkel Belgium NV. BEL
Buffer StarMarine Chemical BV NLD
Bufferclean 5.5 Unimarine International BV NLD
MARICHEM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC

CM/CLEANER ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA

Carbin Cleaner Shanghai Whitecat Special Chemicals Co. Ltd. CHN
Carechlor Marine Care BV. NLD
Careclean Acrylate Neutralizer Marine Care B.V. NLD
Careciean AF Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Alkaline Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Alkaline Extra Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Alkaline Safety Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Aquawash (Teepol) Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Buffer Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Caustic Soda Marine Care BV. NLD
CareClean Citric Acid Marine Care BY NLD
Careclean Coaltar Marine Care BV NLD
CareClean CR Marine Care BY NLD
Careciean 080 Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Degreaser GP Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Degreaser HD Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Degreaser HD Split Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Energy Wash Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Formula #3 Marine Care B.V. NLD
Careclean Formula #4 Marine Care BV. NLD
Careclean Formula #5 Marine Care B.V. NLD
Careclean Foro HD Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean GP Enviro Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean HCF - BG Marine Care BV. NLD
Careciean Inhibitor Killer/Lead Cleaner Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Latex Remover Marine Care B.V. NLD
Careclean LOW COD Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Multiclean Marine Care BV NLD
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country
Careclean Neutral HCF Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean Passivation Liquid Marine Care cleaning additives NLD
Careclean PL-CA Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean PL-Con Marine Care cleaning additives NLD
Careclean Potassium Hydroxide Marine Care BV. NLD
Careclean Rust Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean SC Marine Care BV. NLD
Careclean Super Degreaser Marine Care BV NLD
CARECLEAN TANK-BRIGHT MARINE CARE BV. NLD
Careclean Voyage (Seaclean) Marine Care BV NLD
Careclean WAF Marine Care BV. NLD
Caretank ECO Marine Care BV NLD
Caretank ECO Extra Marine Care BV NLD
Cargo Hold Cleanser Yantai Mercury Chemical Technology Co., Ltd CHN
Caustic Flakes Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Caustic Potash Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Caustic Potash OM Drew Marine USA
Caustic Soda OM Drew Marine USA
Cement Remover MARICHEM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
CH-1 - High Foam Alkaline Cleaner for NLS Cargo Tanks ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
CHEMIPOL CHEMO GRC
Chemtec Bleach CHEMTEC Chemcials GmbH DEU
Chemtec B-Solve CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec Citric Acid CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec KOH CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec Multipol CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec NaOH CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec Nitric Acid CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec Sodium Carbonate CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
CHEMTEC Solvent Degreaser CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
CHEMTEC ZnHCR CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
Chemtec-HCK CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
CHLOR 12% UNISERVICE SA ITA
Citrisurf 3050 Stellar Solutions Inc USA
CITRUS CLEAN ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
Clean Break UNI Americas LLC USA
Cleanbreak Blutec sri ITA
Coal Tar Cleaner Unimarine International BV NLD
Coal Tar Remover Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
COAL TAR REMOVER CHEMOSA GRC
COAL TAR REMOVER ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
Coaltar Remover WVT Industries NV. BEL
COLD WASH UNISERVICE SA ITA
Cold Wash C. Blutec sri ITA
Cold Wash HD UNI Americas LLC USA
COLD WASH MARINE CHEMMARINE CHL
Coldwash HD Unimarine International BV NLD
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country
CPAlka HD CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Bleach CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP B-Solve CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Caustic CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Citric Acid CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Lead Clean CP METAL CHEMICALS NLD
CPMetal HD CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Nitric Acid CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Potassium CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CP Sodium Carbonate CP Metal Chemicals NLD
CR AQUA CLEANER M CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR DEGREASER B CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR DEGREASER B PLUS CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR DEGREASER C CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR DEGREASER 0 CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTD SGP
CR DEGREASER E CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
PTE

CR DEGREASER X CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTD SGP

CR ENVIROCLEAN CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR LEADCLEAN CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR SPARKLECLEAN 8.4 CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CR ZINC SAFE NEUTRAL HCF CRAMOIL SINGAPORE PTE LTO SGP
CTC - Cleaner - VLC CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
CTU UNISERVICE SA ITA
D'Bond Heavy Duty Alkaline Degreaser CSG Industries Pte Ltd SGP
D'Bond Multi-purpose Cleaner CSG Industries Pte Ltd SGP
D'Bond Tank Cleaner (Solvent-based) CSG Industries Pte Ltd SGP
D'Bond Tank Cleaner (Water-based) CSG Industries Pte Ltd SGP
Degreaser 156 VECOM NLD
DEGREASER HD WCI World Clean International PAN
Descaler Liquid 555 MARICHEM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
DG-01 - Solvent Based Degreaser HD Split for NLS Cargo Tank ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
Cleaning
DG-02 - Heavy Duty Solvent Based Degreaser for NLS Cargo Tank ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
Cleaning
DG-03 - Heavy Duty Water Based Degreaser for NLS Cargo Tank ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
Cleaning
DG-04 - Multi-Purpose Liquid Detergent for NLS Cargo Tank ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
Cleaning
DG-05 - Environment Cleaner Degreaser ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
DG12 TANK WASH Sepcotech DNK
DREW ABO Drew Marine USA
Drew BC Drew Marine USA
DREWNBD Drew Marine USA
DYE OUT CHEMO GRC
Eazy Aquaclean Eazychem Ltd GBR
Eazy Aquaclean HD Eazychem Ltd GBR
Eazy Aqualac Eazychem Ltd. GBR
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country
Eazy Aqualac-P Eazychem Ltd GBR
Eazy NBD Eazychem Ltd. GBR
Eazy RSR Eazychem Ltd. GBR
Eazy Tankwash Eazychem Ltd. GBR
EC-Alkaclean HD/PC Cleaner EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Alkaclean Safety EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Bufferclean 5.5 EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Clean Break EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Coal Tar Cleaner EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Coldwash HD EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Ecoclean EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Genepol EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
ECOMARINE CHEM MARINE CHL
ECOBLUE ALKALINE WATER BASED SUPER DEGREASER F Manchem (Pty) Limited ZAF
ECOBLUE ALKALINE WATER BASED SUPER DEGREASER LF Manchem (Pty) Limited ZAF
ECOBLUE NEUTRAL WATER BASED SUPER DEGREASER F Manchem (Pty) Limited ZAF
ECOBLUE NEUTRAL WATER BASED SUPER DEGREASER LF Manchem (Pty) Limited ZAF
Ecoclean Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
Ecoclean Unimarine International BV NLD
Ecoclean UNI Americas LLC USA
ECOCLEAN UNISERVICE SA ITA
ECOCLEAN Blutec srI. ITA
ECOSOLUT14 OTI-Greentech AG NLD
ECOSOLUT24 OTI Greentech AG CHE
ECOSOLUT50 OTI-Greentech AG DEU
EC-Resin Remover EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Rust Remover EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Seaclean EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Uniclean GP EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Uniclean HCF Eco EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Uniclean Steam Cleaner EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EC-Uniclean Tank/Separating EFLOCHEM Chemicals Blending LLC NLD
EDGE Drew Marine USA
Enviro Alka Kleen HD Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Alka Kleen SAF Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Buffer Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Care 370 Drew Marine USA
Enviro Caustic (Sodium Hydroxide) Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Chlor Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Citrol Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Cleaner StarMarine Chemical NLD
Enviro HCF Tank Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro HCF Tank Kleen SAF Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Kleen HD Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro KOH (Potassium Hydroxide) Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Liquid Alkaline Cleaner/LAC Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Multi Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
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country
Enviro P/D Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Rust Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Sea Kleen Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Solv Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
Enviro Teepol Enviro-Tech Specialities, Inc. USA
ENVIROCARE 330 Drew Marine USA
ENVIROCARE 340 Drew Marine USA
ENVIROCARE 350 Drew Marine USA
Envirocare 480 Drew Marine USA
ENVIROCARE 480 Drew Marine USA
ENVIROMATE® 2000 Drew Marine USA
Enviropower HD CHEMO GRC
ER-AC ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTO. STI TUR
ER-AC PLUS ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTO. STI TUR
ER-APC ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTO. STI TUR
ER-APCAQUA ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR

ERCLEAN BUFFER ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR

ERCLEAN CTC ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
ERCLEANIGS ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
ER-CLEAN SAFETY ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTD. STI TUR
ERCLEAN-HCF ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
ER-HDC ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
ER-OGR ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTD. STI TUR
ER-TEEPOL ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
FALCHEM AQUASOLVE Enerchem (s) Pte Ltd SGP
FALCHEM Bleach Substitute Enerchem (S) Pte. Ltd SGP
FALCHEM Buffer Clean, Tank Cleaner Enerchem (S) Pte. Ltd SGP
FALCHEM CITRUS KLEEN Enerchem (s) Pte Ltd SGP
FALCHEM Enerpol, Multi Purpose Detergent Enerchem (S) Pte. Ltd SGP
FALCHEM ENVIROCLEAN Enerchem (s) Pte Ltd SGP
FALCHEM NEUTRAL CLEANER Enerchem (s) Pte Ltd SGP
FALCHEM SOLVATE OIL AND GREASE EMULSION Enerchem (s) Pte Ltd SGP
FALCHEM TANKLEEN Enerchem (s) Pte Ltd SGP
FOAM PLUS MARICHEM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
Fresh Force Kleen CHEMO GRC
Genepol Unimarine International BV NLD
Genepol Blutec sri ITA
Genepol UNI Americas LLC USA
GENEPOL UNISERVICE SA ITA
General Cleaning & Solvent MARICH EM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
GP Degreaser VECOM NLD
GP Enviro VECOM NLD
Grato 1 Marine Henkel Belgium N.V. BEL
Grato 14 marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Grato 14 marine (US) Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
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country
GRATO 3000 MARINE Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Grato 50 marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Grato 50 marine (US) Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Green Care HC Marine Care cleaning additives NLD
Green Enviro AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
GreenCare CR Marine Care NLD
GreenCare Rust Remover Marine Care NLD
GreenCare Synergy Marine Care cleaning additives NLD
GREM COLD WASH KALON SA SMYTH MORRIS ESP
HAIZEN S-100 KAOCORP. JPN
HAIZEN T-200 KAO Professional Services CO., Ltd. JPN
HAIZEN T-300 KAO Professional Services CO., Ltd. JPN
HDALKALINE ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
HD Tank Cleaner \/'NT Industries N. V. BEL
Hexaclean 3126 Alkaline Cleaner A.i.M. Chemical Industries Pte Ltd SGP
Hexaclean 3221 MP Detergent A.i.M. Chemical Industries Pte Ltd SGP
Hexaclean 3235 Water-Based Rigclean A.i.M. Chemical Industries Pte Ltd SGP
Hexaclean 3414 Heavy Duty Degreaser A.i.M. Chemical Industries Pte Ltd SGP
HOLDBRITE CHEMOSA GRC
HOLDBRITE XF CHEMOSA GRC
Hydrocarbon Remover UNI Americas LLC USA
HYDROCARBON X ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
IGS CLEANER CHEMO GRC
Ion and Alkali Cleaning Agent of Jpal Jpec Co. Ltd JPN
Ipochlor-Inhibitor Killer Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
KdB Teepol Marine Care NLD
KdB Totaal Ontvetter Marine Care NLD
KT-AIRFRESH CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Alka CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-AlkaPure CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-AlkaSafe CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Citric CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Degreaser CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-HCF CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Metal CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-MetalBright CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Neutral BG CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-PLUS CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Plus BG CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Pure CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-SeaClean CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-SMR CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Solve CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
KT-Teepol CHEMTEC Chemicals GmbH DEU
LAC Drew Marine USA
Latex Remover VECOM NLD
Lilleborg msgCleaner Lilleborg NOR
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country
Lime Cleaner MARICHEM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
LIME OUT CHEMOSA GRC
Liquid 35 NF TriStar Industries SV NLD
Liquid soap Star Marine NLD
MACAlkid MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MAC Dual Clean MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MAC HC-10 MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MACHD MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MAC Prime MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MAC Safety Alkid MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MAC Susbright MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
MAC-100 MASTEC Co. Ltd JPN
Marciean AC A Clean Partner In!. AB SWE
Marclean AC+ A Clean Partner In!. AS SWE
MarClean SioSolve Tank CC The BioSolve Company USA
Marciean CO - 1 Teco Chemicals AS NOR

Marclean H60 Teco Chemicals AS NOR

Marclean H60+ A Clean Partner In!. AS SWE
Marclean HC TECO Chemicals AS NOR
Marclean HCR A Clean Partner Int. AB SWE
Marclean MB (Metal Bright) Teco Chemicals AS NOR
Marclean MB40 A Clean Partner In!. AB SWE
Marciean SC Teco Chemicals AS NOR
Marclean Soap A Clean Partner In!. AB SWE
Marclean Solve A Clean Partner Int. AB SWE
MarCleanXP A Clean Partner International AB SWE
MARICHEM PCS MARICHEM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
MARICHEM TIC MARICHEM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
MARICLEAN - POL MARICH EM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
MARl CLEAN DG-25 Marichem Marigases Worldwide Services GRC
MARl CLEAN PCS Marichem Marigases Worldwide Services GRC
MARISOL UNISERVICE SA ITA
MARISOLGD A Clean Partner SWE
MARISOLHD A Clean Partner SWE
MARISOL LC A Clean Partner SWE
MARISOLNC A Clean Partner SWE
MARISOLRW A Clean Partner SWE
MARISOL TC A Clean Partner SWE
MARISOL VT - PLUS A Clean Partner SWE
Masava Tank Cleaner Masava Kemi ApS DNK
Metal Brite HD Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Metal Deruster StarMarine Chemical BV NLD
MITE AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
Multi Cleaner VECOM NLD
Multicleaner StarMarine Chemical BV NLD
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country
MULTICLEANER ERTEK KIMYA TIC. ve SAN.LTD.STI TUR
NA marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Nalfleet Sea Shield 79105 ALKALINE CLEANER Nalco, Ltd. GBR
Nalfleet Sea Shield 79112 METAL BRIGHTENER Nalco, Ltd. GBR
Nalfleet Sea Shield 79118 DETERGENT CLEANER Nalco, Ltd. GBR
Natural AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
Natural HCF AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
NAVACLEAN801-ALKATUFF NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 803 - ALKATUFF PHS NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 809 - TEEPOL PLUS NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 814 - DYESTUFF REMOVER NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 818 - COLDWASH NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 823 - BUFFERCLEANER 55 NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 823 (CON) BUFFER CLEANER 55 NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN842-ALKASAFE NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 848 - NEUTRAL CLEANING CONCENTRATE NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 850 - WATERBASED NEUTRAL HCF NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 855 - HYDROCARBON REMOVER NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 856 - ECOCLEAN NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 860 - SEACLEAN GP NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 873 - RUST & STAIN REMOVER NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 888 - SEACLEAN NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 897 -IGS CLEANER NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLEAN 897 (CON) -IGS CLEANER NAVADANAPS DNK
NAVACLOR 812 NAVADANAPS DNK
NEUTRAL CLEANER MARICHEM MARl GASES Worldwide GRC
Neutral HCF Star marine Chemicals B.v. NLD
NEUTRAL HCF CLEANER CHEMOSA GRC
NEUTRAL MARINE HCF CHEM MARINE CHL
NOHYCAS (hydro carbon cleaner) For Frame NLD
Novaclean 300 marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Novaclean 400 marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Novoclean 200 marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
OCN - 01 Alkaline Cleaner OCN Marine Chemicals CHL
OCN - 02 Alkaline Safety OCN Marine Chemicals CHL
OCN - 03 Eco-Cleaner OCN Marine Chemicals CHL
OCN - 04 Maxpol OCN Marine Chemicals CHL
OCN - 05 Sea Clean (Tank Cleaner) OCN Marine Chemicals CHL
Oil & Sludge Remover CHEMO GRC
OIL AND GREASE REMOVER Marichem Marigases Worldwide Services GRC
OIL AND GREASE REMOVER HD 999 MARICH EM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
Oil Spill Dispersant Type 1 VECOM NLD
P3 - GRATOSOL CP METAL CHEMICALS NLD
P3 grato 14BNL Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Product Formula 3 Drew Marine USA
Product Formula 4 Drew Marine USA
Product Formula 5 Drew Marine USA
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country
Quick Split Cleaner Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
Ready A YT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
Redox Heavy Duty Cleaner REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTO SGP
Redox Heavy Duty Tank Cleaner REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTO SGP
Redox Metal Brightener REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTD SGP
Redox Multi-Purpose Cleaner REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTD SGP
Redox Oil Spill Dispersant & Tank Cleaning Additive REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTO SGP
Redox Twiinstarr REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTO SGP
Redox Water-Based Hydro-Carbon Free (HCF) Cleaner REDOX CHEMICAL PTE LTD SGP
Rem-25 AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
Resin Stripper VECOM NLD
ROX®CARE AC80SL ALKALI TANK & PIPE CLEANER CALLINGTON HAVEN PTY LTD AUS
ROX®CARE MC2600 TANK CLEANER CALLINGTON HAVEN PTY LTO AUS
RUST CLEAN Blutec srI. ITA
Rust Off UNI Americas LLC USA
Rust Remover Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD

SAFETY DEGREASER ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA

SC-1000 Infinity Enterprises, Inc JPN
Sea Clean Plus Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
SEA CLEANER WCI World Clean International PAN
Sea clean Unimarine International BV NLD
Seaclean UNI Americas LLC USA
SEACLEAN UNISERVICE SA ITA
SEACLEANT Blutec srI. ITA
Seaclean Voyage VECOM NLD
SHIP 101 SEACLEAN Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 102 ALKALINE PHS Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 103 ALKALINE Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 105 HYDROCARBON REMOVER Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 106 TEEPOL Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 107 NEUTRAL CLEANING Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 108 SOOT REMOVER Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 109 SOLVENT Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 110 ALKALINE SAFETY Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 111 WATERBASED NEUTRAL HCF Shipdan Aps DNK
SHIP 114 BUFFER Shipdan Aps DNK
SM-80 KALON SA SMYTH MORRIS ESP
Sodium Hypochlorite Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Sodium Hypochlorite 12.5% DM Drew Marine USA
SOLBREAK MARICH EM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
Solvent Cleaner Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
SPILL DISPERSANT MARINE CHEM MARINE CHL
Starmarine Caus Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
StarMarine Concentrate Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
Starmarine G-EB Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
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country
StarMarine Special Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
Steam Cleaner 155 WVT Industries N. V. BEL
Steamclean Extra VECOM NLD
Steamer 130 HD TriStar Industries BV NLD
Steamer 140 HD Tristar Industries BV NLD
STSC CPPCLEAN Eazychem Ltd GBR
STSC DPPCLEAN Eazychem Ltd GBR
STSC DPPCLEAN ECO Eazychem Ltd GBR
STSC VEGCLEAN Eazychem Ltd GBR
Super Cleaner Y-SP 2 TriStar Industries BV NLD
SUPER DEGREASER CP METAL CHEMICALS NLD
Super Red CHEMO GRC
Super Red Plus CHEMO GRC
SUPER TEEPOL Diversey Co. Ltd. JPN
T 1166 marine Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
T 1166 marine (US) Henkel Belgium N.v. BEL
Tank & Bilge Cleaner CHEMO GRC
Tank Clean Alkaline Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
Tank Clean Alkaline Extra Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
Tank Clean Buffer Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
Tank Clean Enviro (COD) Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
TANK CLEAN MARINE CHEM MARINE CHL
TANK CLEANER ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTO. STI TUR
Tank Cleaner A Marichem Marigases Worldwide Services GRC
TANK CLEANER EXTRA ERTEK KIMYA TIC. VE SAN. LTD. STI TUR
TANK CLEANER S MARICHEM MARIGASES Worldwide GRC
Tank Cleaning Cat WVT Industries N. V. BEL
Tank Shine AYT Endustrieyel Kimya Sansayi Ltd. STI TUR
Tank Super Cleaner CHEMO GRC
Tankclean HCF VECOM NLD
Tankclean HCF Eco Vecom Marine Alliance B.V. NLD
Tankciean HD Split Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
Tankclean Neutral Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
TankCleaner Star Marine Chemicals BV NLD
TANKCLEANER 9M UNI Americas LLC USA
TANKCLEANER P75 UNI Americas LLC USA
Tankleen Advance Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
Tankleen Bright Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
TANKLEEN SWIFT Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
TANKLEEN TAR Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
TANKSHINE CHEMO GRC
TC-01 - Heavy Duty Alkaline Tank Cleaner ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
TC-02 - Non-Caustic Alkaline Tank Cleaner ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TC-03 - Non-Toxic, Water-Based Safety Alkaline Cleaner ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
TC-04 - Heavy Duty Concentrated Tank Cleaner AN MAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
TC-05 - Solvent Based Tank Cleaner ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
TC-06 - Heavy Duty Water Based Hydrocarbon Free ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTO. STI TUR
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
CARGO TANK CLEANING ADDITIVES Annex 10
1 December 2017
Page 13 of 14
Name of cleaning additive Name of manufacturer Reporting
country
TC-07 - Water-Based Neutral Tank Cleaning Detergent ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TC-10 - Rust and Oxidation Remover for NLS Cargo Tank cleaning ANMAR ENDUSTRIYEL KIMYA SAN. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TC-ACID G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
TC-ALK CEMKIMSAN KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
TC-BC G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
TC-ENVIRO G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
TC-HD G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
TC-NEUTRAL G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
TC-PCT G&E Bridge Ltd KOR
TCS-3 New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
TCS-3 PLUS New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
TCS-3T New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
TCS-5 New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
TC-SOL CEMKIMSAN KIMYASAN. TIC.LTD.STI TUR
TCS-PARA New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
TCS-RSR New Shin Young Co., Ltd. KOR
Shin

TC-WRC G&E Bridge Ltd KOR

Teco Caustic Teco Chemicals AS NOR
TECO CHLOR Teco Chemicals AS NOR
Teco Potassium (Potassium Hydroxide) Teco Chemicals AS NOR
Teepol Star Marine NLD
TEE POL EIGHT Diversey Co. Ltd. JPN
TEEPOL MARINE CHEMMARINE CHL
TRIOALK-212 TIRIO KIMYA SAN. Ve. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TRIOALK-212/EXTRA TIRIO KIMYA SAN. Ve. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TRIOBREAK-196 TIRIO KIMYA SAN. Ve. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TRIOTANK TIRIO KIMYA SAN. Ve. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TRIOTANKIR TIRIO KIMYA SAN. Ve. TIC. LTD. STI TUR
TS-200 SETTSU OIL MILL, INC. JPN
TS-300 SETTSU OIL MILL, INC. JPN
ULTRACLEAN ALPHA MARINE SOLUTIONS USA
UNI PARACLEAN UNI Americas LLC USA
Uniclean Break Unimarine International BV NLD
UNICLEAN DRASTIC UNISERVICE SA ITA
Uniclean Eco Unimarine International BV - Eflochem NLD
UNICLEAN GP UNISERVICE SA ITA
Uniclean GP Extra Unimarine International BV NLD
Uniclean HCF Eco Unimarine International BV NLD
Uniclean HD VECOM NLD
Uniclean HD UNI Americas LLC USA
Uniclean IG UNI Americas LLC USA
Uniclean Resin Remover Unimarine International BV NLD
Uniclean Rust Remover Unimarine International BV NLD
Uniclean Steam Cleaner Unimarine International BV NLD
Uniclean Tank I Separating Unimarine International BV NLD
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
CARGO TANK CLEANING ADDITIVES Annex 10
1 December 2017
Page 14 of 14
Name of cleaning additive Name of manufacturer Reporting
country
Unipol Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR
UNITEDCHEM-ALC TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-ALC/PLUS TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-AQUA TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-CONCENTRATE TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-CTR TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-HCF TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-MPD TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-RUST TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-SAFE TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-SAFE/PLUS TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-TANK TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
UNITEDCHEM-TANKIPLUS TIRIO KIMYA SAN.TIC.LTD.STI TUR
Veclean Blue VECOM NLD
Veciean Eco Acid VECOM NLD
Veclean Eco Alkaline VECOM NLD
Veclean General Purpose HD Vecom Marine Alliance BV NLD
WATERBASED NEUTRAL HCF UNISERVICE SA ITA
WB Neutral HCF UNI Americas LLC USA
Zinc Coat Conditioner Wilhelmsen Chemicals AS NOR

***
 MEPC.2/Circ.23
Annex 11, page 1

ANNEX 11

1 '''1f1t.=,"","-,'HfjJ.'- ...

BLENDS OF PETROLEUM OIL AND BIO-FUELS

The following have been agreed as recognized bio-fuels in accordance with the 2011
Guidelines for the carriage of blends of petroleum oil and bio-fuels (MEPC.1/Circ.761/Rev.1):

.1 Alkanes (C4-C12) linear, branched and cyclic*

Alkanes (C5-C7), linear and branched

Alkanes (C9-C24) linear, branched and cyclic with a flash point :560°C*

.4 Alkanes (C9-C24) linear, branched and cyclic with a flashpoint >60°C*

Alkanes (C10-C17), linear and branched*

.7 Alkanes (C10-C26), linear and branched with a flashpoint :::;60°C

.8 Ethyl alcohol

.9 Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (FAME)t

.10 Tert-Amyl ethyl ether'

.11 Vegetable oils

With regard to the shipment of blends of petroleum oil and any of these products under MAR POL Annex II
controls, it is necessary to initiate or refer to tripartite agreements for such blends indicating the carriage
requirements as appropriate.
t This entry is intended to include any specific FAMEs set out in chapter 17 of the IBC Code or the
MEPC.2/Circular

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Advanced Polymer Coatings

Avon, Ohio 44011 U.S.A.
Phone: {+01} 440 937-6218
Fax: {+01} 440 937-5046

Revision:].] June 20]]

 Protective Lining for Superior
Corrosion Resistance with
Exceptiona/Toughness
Resists:
• Acids, Alkalis, Solvents, Oxidizing Agents
• Thermal Shock; -40°F (-40°C) to 300°F (150°C)
• Flex Stressing
• Wear and Abrasion
• Impact
• Under Creep Corrosion

Data Interpretation:
A = Good at Ambient Temperature
(Or up to temperature listed ee})
N = Not Recommended
= Not Tested

Notes:
(A) Certain chemicals may cause surface discoloration;
- Sulfuric acid may darken coating
- 10% Nitric may turn coating green

These are surface effects only, no absorption

Approximate original color may be regained by neutralization.

(B) After carrying Methanol- DO NOT STEAM

Force Air Dry for 24 hours.

Before carrying Methanol- if tanks have been steam cleaned

prior to carriage of methanol, tanks must be allowed to cool to
30-40°C before loading.

(C) If the coated tanks are to be steamed as part of the tank

cleaning process, then the ambient temperature in the tank is not to
exceed 140°F (60°C) during steaming.

Revision:J.J June 20J J

Page 1
 "" "
Cargo/ ;
~
~

UN ~ Temperature
Number " " Product ~ Ratinq
2074 A CRYLAMIDE SOLN 50%ORLE SS A
ACRYLAMIDE SOLUTI_50% A
2218 ACRYLIC ACID A
1917 ACRYLIC ACID E A
2527 ACRYLIC ACID ISOBUTYL ESTER A
1919 ACRYLIC ACID METHYL ESTER A
ACRYLIC ACID METHYLHEXYL ESTER A
2248 ACRYLIC ACID N-BUTYL ESTER A
ACRYLIC ALDEHYDE A
ACRYLIC AMIDE SOLN BELOW 50% A
ACRYLIC LATEX A
ACRYLIC LATEX pH 0-5 OR 9-14 A
ACRYLIC LATEX pH 0-6.5 9.5-14 A
ACRYLIC LATEX pH 6.5-9.5 A
ACRYLOBUTYLIC ESTER MONOMER A
1093 ACRYLONITRILE A
ADC 100 MOBIL LUBE ADDITIVE A 100)
ADIPIC ACID DIDECYL ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIETHYL ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIISONONYL ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIISOOCTYL ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIMETHYL ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DINITRILE A
ADIPIC ACID OCTYLDECYL ESTER A (100)
ADIPIC ACID 01 2-ETHYLHEXYL ESTER A
2205 ADIPONITRILE A
ADIPYL DINITRILE A
ADLACIDE 10% A
ADRONAL A
ADRONOLACETATE A
AERO SHELL 0-120 A
AERO FLOAT 208 (ARYL DITHIOPHOSPHORIC ACID) A
AEROSIL A
AEROSOL C-61 CATIONIC A
AEROTHENE TT A
AGENT 504 A
AGRICULTURAL KEROSINE A
AGROXON 50 A
AGROXON GASOLINE A
AIR FIXE GAS A
AIRCRAFT GASOLINE A
AIRFLEX SYNTHETIC LATEX A
AIRTURBO FUEL A
1223 ALADDIN KEROSINE A
ALBO-CARBON A
ALCOHOL (C12-C15 POLY 1-3 ETHOXYLATES A
ALCOHOL (C6-C17)(SEC) POLY(3-6)ETHOXYLATES A
ALCOHOL C-10 A
ALCOHOL C-11 A
ALCOHOL C-12 A
ALCOHOL C12-C15) POLY(3-11)ETHOXYLATES A
ALCOHOL C-16 A
1120 ALCOHOLC-4 A
ALCOHOL C-7 A
ALCOHOL C7 C8 C91NDV & MIXTURE A
ALCOHOL C-9 A
1170 ALCOHOL DEHYDRATED A
ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATE (C6-C17 SEC) A
ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATE (HIGHER AERONDARY A
ALCOHOL OF SULPHUR A
1120 ALCOHOL BUTYL- A
ALCOHOL C-12 A
2282 ALCOHOL C-6 A
ALCOHOL NONYL- A
1105 ALCOHOL PENTYL- A
1274 ALCOHOL PROPYL- A
ALCOHOL INDUSTRIAL A
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES A
ALCOHOLIC LYE A
ALCOHOLS C10 C11 C12INDV. & MIXTURE A
ALCOHOLS C13 AN 0 ABOVE A
ALCOHOLS C13 AND ABOVE IND A
ALCOHOLS C4 C5 C6 MIXT. A
ALCOHOLS C4 C6 C8 MIXT A
ALCOHOLS C4-C6 MIXTURE A
ALCOHOLS C5 C6 INV ALCOHOLS A
ALCOHOLS ETHOXYLATE HIGHER SEC) A
2300 ALDEHYDE COLLIDINE A

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Page 3
 ,
UN ~ CargoI' Temperature
Number Product ~"
RatinR ~ ,
ALPHA HYDROXYPROPIONIC ACID 5% A
2303 ALPHA METHYLSTYRENE A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-10/15 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-15/18 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-617 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-7/14 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-7/8 A
ALPHA OLEFINS A
ALPHA PINENE A
ALPHA GAMMA-DICHLOROPROPYLENE A
ALPHA-BUTYROLACTONE A
ALPHA-CHLORO TOLUENE A
ALPHA-CHLOROALLYLCHLORIDE A
ALPHA-CHLOROBENZALDEHYDE A
ALPHA-DIISOBUTYLENE A
ALPHA-EPICHLOROHYDRIN A
ALPHA-HYDROXYTOLUENE A
ALPHANOL A
ALPHANOL-79 A
ALPHA-OLEFINS (C16-C18) A
ALPHA-OLEFINS C6-C8 MIXTURES A
ALPHA-OLEFINS(C6-C18)MIXTURES A
ALPHA-TOLUIC ALDEHYDE A
ALPHA-TRICHLOETHANE A
ALUM 15%SOLN A
ALUM POTASH A
ALUM POTASH 20% A
ALUM SOLUTION 15% A
ALUM SOLUTION 35% A
ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE 10% A
ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE 30% A
ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE DRY A
ALUMINIUM NITRATE 80% A
ALUMINIUM OXIDE A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE 10% A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE 30% A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE SOLN A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE SOLN 25%OR MOREL A
ALUMINIUM SULPHIDE 100% A
ALUMINIUM TRICHLORIDE A
ALUMINIUM TRINITRATE 80% A
ALUMINIUM 111 NITRATE 1:3 80% A
ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE A
AMASIL A
AMASIL 10% (WATER) A
AMINES A
AMINO ALCOHOL A
AMINO CAPROIC LACTAM CAPROLACTAM A
AMINO-2 6-DIMETHYLBENZENE 1- A
AMINO-2-METHYL PROPANE 1- A
AMINO-2-METHYL-1-PROPANOL 2- 90%OR LESS A
AMINO-2-METHYL-1-PROPANOL 2- <90% A
AMINO BENZENE A
AMINOBUTANE 1- A
2733 AMINOBUTANE 2- A
AMINOCAPROIC LACTAM A
AMINOCAPROIC LACTAM 50% A
AMINOCAPROIC LACTAM 60% A
AMINOCAPROLACTAM A
2357 AMINOCYCLOHEXANE (CYCLOHEXYLAMINE) A
1036 AMINOETHANE A
2270 AMINOETHANE SOLN (72%OR LESS) A
2491 AMINO ETHANOL 2- A
3055 AMINOETHOXYETHANOL A
AMINOETHYLETHANE DIAMINE A
AMINOETHYLETHANOL AMINE A
AMINOFORM 70% IN WATER A
AMINOFORM SOLNS A
AMINOHEXAHYDROBENZENE A
1235 AMINOMETHANE A
AMINOPENTANE 1- A
1547 AMINOPHEN A
1277 AMINOPROPANE 1- A
1221 AMINOPROPANE 2-100% A
1221 AMINO PROPANE 2- 50% A
AMINOPROPANOL-21- A
1005. AMMONIA --
2672 AMMONIA 10% A

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PageS
 ANIMA )ILS A '9C
ANIVA A ~O)
AN Jl
ANCNE
At- fHRAC NE JIL
AN' FORMIN ;% , LEs
ANTI FRGL (COL BA:3ED 2,5% SC )llJl'v ,TRAI30RATE A
AN' FRGLY '3 A
ANTI FRGLYCOI BM II::"H' :oNE ( 'COL A
AN' :R,G _YC BA: IY oNE ~OL A
A
AN'IF' Mlr ,15% A
AN =OR ;0/0
AN IIt-KI::I::. ~Ol, CONTAINING)
ANT -I=~ .COL BASED)
~______~________________~A\~I~IT~'I-~FRI ~L~21~______________-+______~____~

ANTI-FRI ~~E~~________________~____~~____~
AN' nrK'
At',tTIKNC ~KS DQPES
APPLE CONCEN""RATE
. APPI • JUICI
APPLE JUICE tATED
2031 AQUA FORTIS INI ~IC '1CIC 1- 5Ello 68%
2032 AQUA FORTIS (I IT ACID) - 95% N
AI JAI A
A')II~ III~ H' 01 NFl UORIDE -
AR HI: )IL A
YONO A
ARCC ::;ARBON BLA'::;K JI ON BlACK FEEC' S' OCK A
ARN)P( ,(ALKYl PH JLYGLYCOL ETHER) A
A
ARKC PA :oC HST A (70)
AROMA E JILS) A
ARnMA~nl ,SPIRITS)

A ;C
AROMATIC ~m CE CAR )N BLACK FEEl
AI IVIf-\ lYI WCA IN~
RC PH' A
'J(
AROMA' \11 J( VI If-\OL. OIL)
ARC AATIC I::NL oK JIL n
ARI.. If-\ RC JM SOLVEN 'S
AROMATIC RSIDl ~AR IN BL :K FEI S' OCK
AROMATIC ;OLVE
AROI'v A'"Ie: S .VEt- 100
AROf'.. A-'Ie: S .VEt- 150
AROMA' , SUI -InNI. ACIDS
A~OMA' TARS A (100)
ARK A
AR IFICAI ,MnNr OIL A
1199 ARTIFICIAL , OF ANTS A
ARYL POLYOL IN (C 11-C50) A
Al IATIC S 'RAY C A
ASIA" 5PRjl 011 :HV1160 A
ASIA- I 3PRA" OI.S: 69921 A
ASIA: SPRAY OIL_s: 9857_ A
1999 HA
.1999 A :f-
1999 A Pf-IA 3C nOI\
ASYI fHYI oNE
" IJ!,N :(! 011
RAZI
A OM VE
12~ AL IVE ESEI, OIL A
1444 AL JIVI~ IVI JI NORMAl, ACIDITY A
AUTOMO' VE ~ ITE SPIRITS A
AVAN ~E A
WCA P5 A
AVIATION ALKYLA- :oS (C 'ARAFFIN~+I~('A IA A
A' IATle FUEL A
AVIATION UEI 0/130 OCTANE A
AVIATION UEI 15/145 OCTANE A
f-\Vlf-\ IIUI' :UE 36/9 IOCTAN_E A
A IATlm GAS A
AVIATION GASOLINE 7/145 OClANE A
AVIATION n~I=N~ A
AVIATION LUB-SF A

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Page 7
 Cargo I
~
~

UN "
Temperature
Number Product ~
Ratlnq
1738 BENZYL CHLORIDE A
1738 BENZYlCHlORID A
BERTHOLITE -
BETA BETA-DIHYDROXYDI-N-PROPYlETHER A
BETA-BUTENE A
BETA-BUTYlENE A
BETA-BUTYlENE GLYCOL A
BETA-DIISOBUTYlENE A
BETA-ETHOXYETHYl METHACRYLATE A
BETA-METHACRYLIC ACID A
BETA-METHYL NAPHTHALENE A
BETA-METHYlBIVINYl A
BETA-METHYlSTYRENE A
BETA-PHENYlPROPYlENE A
BETA-PHENYlPROPYlENE(lNHIBITED) A
BETASSE pH 3-4 A (100)
BETA-TRICHLOROETHANE A
BETHOLITE GAS -
B-ETHOXYETHYl METHACRYLATE A
B-ETHOXYETHYl METHACRYLATE MONOMER A
BFV A
BIBENZENE A
BICHROMATE OF SODA A
BIFORMYl A
BIFORMYl 25% (WATER) A
BIFORMYl40% (WATER) A
BIHEXYl A
BIOCIDE A
BIPHENYL A
BIPHENYL (CHLORINATED) A
BIS(2-AMINOETHYl AMINE A
BIS(2-CHlOROETHYl) ETHER A
BI~(2-CHlORO-ISOPROPYl ETHER A
BIS(2-HYDROXY-DIETHYl) AMINE A
BIS 2-HYDROXYETHYl ETHER A
BIS(4-I-OCYANATOPHENYl)METHANE A
BIS BETA-AMINO ETHYlO AMINE A
BISCYClOPENTADIENE A
B-ISO-AMYlENE A
BISOFlEX88 A
1131 BISUlPHIDE OF CARBON A
BITTER ALMOND Oil A
BITUMEN A
BITUMINOUS BLACK VARNISH A
BLACK MUSTARD Oil A
BLACK OilS A (100)
BLACK VARNISH A
BLANDOl (WHITE MINERAL Oil) A
BLEACH LIQUOR A
BLEACH LIQUOR 15% OR lESS A
BLEACH LIQUOR 5% A
BLEACHING POWDER SOlN A
BLENDING STOOKS A
BLOWN OilS A 100
BLUBBER Oil A (100)
BLUE Oil A
B-METHYl ACROLEIN (CROTONAlDEHYDE) A
BODY Oil A (100)
BOMBAY NUT Oil A (100)
BONE Oil A
BORACIC ACID 10% A
BORAX A
BORAX DECAHYDRATE A
BORDEN CHEMICAL UF-78 A
BORIC ACID A
BORIC ACID 10% A
BORIC ACID IN WATER A
BOSCAN CRUDE A (100)
BPl A
BRAKE FLUID (GLYCOL BASE) A
BRAKE FLUID BASE MIX A
BRAKE FLUID CASTROl AMBER A
BRAKE FLUID CASTROl UNIVERSAL A
BRAN Oil (FURFURAL) A
BREAXIT 7896 A
BRICK Oil A
BRIGHT STOCK A
BRIGHT STOCK 150 (lUBE Oil) A

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 BRIGHT ~ )( K 21 UBE OIL)

BRIGHT STOC )IL AC \XJPETR II I 1M WAX)

IR
1744 BI 1M JE
. WA 'EI P ·200 PPM

Bt 1: )-F A ( 00)
Bt JKE
BUNKER . A D SOLVENT
BUll ~ER A (- 00)

~______+-________________B~l~ ~1~I'LO_llll________________-+____~~~;:~~
IE A I
BU'
A i
A
A I
BUiANA ut(u;q- A
JE A
BUTAIIE ~ITRILE A
BI rAN :~QXY-. A
B U T A ' . I ~;~rURES
~------~----------------~ ~.4~"'~-----------------~----~~----~
~------~----------------~ ~n~I(")I~~~"----------------~------~----~

~_~11~tl~~~0__~________________~B~~C~I[D~________________-+______~~____~
20 rAN ,2-
)3 B INC 1E.2-
Bt ,N-' )L,2-
"EN ,2-

rENE,2-
U" OIC ACID,2-
BUTO: .E ,R AI TIC ACID,2-
~YB INI,1
NC
BL IA H' lA: 1:0,2-
BL =:NI,C .YCOL
It( _YCC A
BUTYL .-IVII A 'ROP ,NOATE
Bl rYL PROPENOATE A
1123 ITY ACETA rE, N- A
1123 ITY .ACET. ,TE,2 A
2348 U· , ACRY .ATE
1120 UT(LA nl A
1120 B ITY . ALCC DL,2-
1120 BUTYL A nl 'I~ Nm~M ~~ A
BUTY~IYDE A
1125 BUT
~~~--~--------------~~lU~I'TY~A~MIN IRY
1125 BUT AI IIN~ D-N-
1125 rYl AI
BUT 3EN;~YI ~LATE
rYl CE
1992 rY Bl tA
A
rY CA rc
BL :;A~Br . A\. IAIl: A
BI IT'( r.F ")!';I
BU'rYL CE . OS( LVEAI TATE A
BUTYL CYC .oHEXYL PH HALATE A
BUTYL IECYL PHTHA .ATE A
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 UN Cargo7 Temperature
Number Product Ratios:!
BUTYL DIGlYCOl A
BUTYL DIGlYCOl ACETATE A
BUTYL DIOXITOl A
BUTYL DIOXITOl ACETATE A
BUTYlROPENOIC ACID A
BUTY CRYLIC ACID A
BU THANOATE A
BUTYL ETHANOATE N- A
1149 BUTYL ETHER A
BUTYL ETHYLENE A
BUTYL ETHYLENE GLYCOL 0- A
BUTYL GlYCIDYl ETHER A
BUTYL GLYCOL A
BUTYL GLYCOL ACETATE A
BUTYL GLYCOL ETHER (BGE) A
BUTYL HEPTYl KETONE A
BUTYL HEXYl PHTHALATE A
BUTYL HYDRIDE A
BUTYL ISODECYl PHTHALATE A
BUTYL LACTATE A
BUTYL MALEATE A
BUTYL METHACRYLATE A
BUTYlOCTADECANOATE A
BUTYlOCTYlPHTHALATE A
BUTYL OXITOl A
BUTYL OXITOl ACETATE A
BUTYL STEARATE A
BUTYL TRIGlYCOl A
BUTYLIDECYLICETYl-EICOSYl A
BUTYLIDECYLICETYl-EICOSYl METHACRYLATE M A
BUTYLATED U/F RESIN A
BUTYlBENZENE (All ISOMERS) A
BUTYlBENZENE-TERT A
BUTYlBENZENES A
1012 BUTYlENE A
BUTYlENE GlYCIDYl ETHER A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL ETHER (BGE) A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 2- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 3- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 4- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 2- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 2 3- A
BUTYlENE HYDRATE A
3022 BUTYlENE OXIDE A
3022 BUTYlENE OXIDE 1 2- A
BUTYlENE POLY GLYCOL A
BUTYlENE POlY- A (100)
BUTYlPHENOl (ORTHO TERTIARY) A
3145 BUTYlPHENOl2-TERT.- A
BUTYlPHENOlS A
2667 BUTYLTOLUENE A
BUTYRAl A
1129 BUTYRAlDEHYDE A
BUTYRAlDEHYDE 3-METHYl- A
2820 BUTYRIC ACID A
BUTYRIC ACID BUTYL ESTER A
BUTYRIC ACID ETHYL ESTER A
BUTYRIC ACID METHYL ESTER A
BUTYRIC ALCOHOL NORMAL A
BUTYRIC ALDEHYDE A
BUTYROLACTONE A
BUTYROLACTONE GAMMA- A
BUTYRONE A

.1. S( lVEN BLA:K 5 A

CACAO BUTTER A (100)
CACAO Oil A 100
CACAONUT Oil A (100)
CAJEPUT Oil A
CAJEPUTENE A
CALCIUM AlKARYl SULPHONATE C11-C50 A
CALCIUM ALKYL CYLATE A
CALCIUM ALKYL PHENATE C8-C40 A
CALCIUM ALKYL PHENATE SULPHIDE (C8-C40) A
CALCIUM ALKYL SALICYLATE A
CALCIUM ALKYL SALICYLATE (C13+) A

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CARBINAMIDE A
CARBINOL A
CARBITOL ACETATE A
CARBITOL CELLOSOLVE A
CARBITOL SOLVENT A
CARBOLIC ACID A
CARBOLIC OIL A
1131 CARBON BICHLORIDE A
1131 CARBON BISULFIDE A
1131 CARBON BISULFIDE 10% A
CARBON BLACK FEED STOCK A
CARBON BLACK FEED STOCK(AROMATIC CONC.) A
CARBON DICHLORIDE A
CARBON DIOXIDE GAS A
1131 CARBON DISULFIDE A
CARBON ICE GAS A
CARBON OIL A
CARBON OXYCHLORIDE A
CARBON SULPHIDE A
2516 CARBON TETRABROMIDE A
1846 CARBON TETRACHLORIDE A
CARBONIC ACID DlETHYL ESTER A
CARBONIC ACID GAS A
CARBONIC ACID 10% A
CARBONIC ANHYDRIDE GAS A
CARBONIC ETHER A
CARBONYL CHLORIDE A
CARBOWAX 200 A
CARBOWAX 300 (POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL) A
CARBOXYBENZENE A
CARBOXYBENZENE10% A
CARBOXY ETHANE A
CARDURA E A
CAREX POLY EPOXY A (100)
CARNATION OIL (PETROLATUM) A
CARNEAOIL A
CARUIOIL A
CASHEW NUTSHELL LIQUID A
CASHEW NUTSHELL OIL A
CASHEW NUTSHELL OIL UNTREATED A
CASHEW SHELL LIQUID A
CASHEWNUT OIL A
CASING HEAD A
CASING HEAD GASOLINE A
CASTOR BEAN OIL A
CASTOR OIL A
CASTOR OIL FATTY ACID A
CASTOR OIL SOLUBLE A
CASTOR OIL SULFATED A
CAUSTIC LIME A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH 10-20% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH 10-50% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH 50% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH SOLN 20-50% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH SOLUTION 20% A
1824 CAUSTIC SODA 10% A
1824 CAUSTIC SODA 50% A
1824 CAUSTIC SODA 75% A
CEDRO OIL A
1171 CELLOSOLVE A
1172 CELLOSOLVE ACETATE A
CELLUFLEX DOP A
CELLUPHOS 4 A
CEMENT A
CEMENT DRY A
CERECHLOR 42 TO 52 A
CERTREXC S MINERAL SPIRITS A
CETYLALCOHOL A
CETYUS ,EARYL ALCOHOL A
CETYL-EICO SYL METHACRYLATE A
CETYL-EICOSYL METHACRYLATE MIXTURE A
CETYLICACID A
CETYLIC ALCOHOL A
CHA A
CHEVRON (FUEL ADDITIVE) A 100)
CHEVRON ALPHA OIL ADDITIVE A 100)
CHEVRON LUBE ADDITIVES A 100)
CHINA WOOD OIL A 100)

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1136 COAL TAR CA IIIPHOR A
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1136 COAl TAR :)IL A
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1915 CYCLOHEXANONE A
1915 CYCLOHEXANONE CYCLOHEXANOL MIXTURE A
CYCLOHEXANYLACETATE A
CYCLOHEXATRIENE A
2256 CYCLOHEXENE A
CYCLOHEXYLACETATE A
CYCLOHEXYLALCOHOL A
2357 CYCLOHEXYL AMINE A
CYCLOHEXYL ESTER ACETIC ACID A
CYCLOHEXYLMETHANE A
CYCLOPENTADIENE A
2048 CYCLOPENTADIENE DIMER 1.3- A
1146 CYCLOPENTANE A
CYCLOPENTENE A
CYCLOSOL MINERAL SPIRITS) A
CYCLOTETRAME~ A
CYCLOTETRAMETHY A
CYCLOTETRAMETHYLLE E SULFONE A
CYLINDER BRIGHT STOCK A
CYLINDER BRIGHT STOCK OIL A (100)
CYLINDER S.R.STOCK A (100)
CYLINDER STEAM REFINED STOCK OIL A (100)
2046 CYMENE PARA A
CYMOL A
CYPRUS WINES A
CYSTAMIN SOLNS A
CYSTOGEN SOLNS A

D.AA A
D.B.P. A
D.C.O.FATTY ACIDS A
DALAPON(22 DICHLOROPROPIONIC ACID) A
DALTOGEN A
DBP A
DCE 12- A
DCEE A
DCM A
DDMIXTURE A
DD SOIL FUMIGANT A
D-D SOIL FUMIGANT (1 3 DICHLORO PROPYLENE) A
2432 DEA A
DEAD OIL (DOT) A
1147 ~LENE A
1147 DE NE(CIS) A
CALDEHYDE N A
DECALDEHYDE-ISO A
DECALIN A
DECALlN(CIS) A
DECALIN TRANS A
DECANOIC ACID A (100)
DECANOL A
DECANOL(ALL ISOMERS) A
DECANOL 1- A
1993 DECENE 1- A
DECYL ACRYLATE A
DECYLALCOHOL A
DECYL ALCOHOL ALL ISOMERS A
DECYL CARBINOL(UNDECANOL) A
DECYL HYDRIDE A
DECYLPHTALATE-(HEXYL-OCTYL-) A
DECYUOCTYLALCOHOL A
DECYLBENZENE A
DECYLBENZENE N- A
DECYLENE A
DECYLIC ACID A
DEDECYL ACID A
DEG A
DEHP A
DE-ICING FLUIDS (GLYCOL BASED) A
DELTA-1 8-TERPODIENE A
DEMINERALISED WATER A
DENATURED ALCOHOL A
DENATURED ETHANOL A
DEP A
DER 331 (DOW) A
DESMOPHEN 3135-AMBIENT A
DESMOPHEN 3400 A

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Temperature
Number Product Ratin!:!
1593 DICHlOROMETHANE A
DICHlOROMONOFlUOROMETHANE A
1152 DICHlOROPENTANE A
2021 DICHlOROPHENOl 2 4- A
DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID 24- A
DICHlOROPROPANE 1 1- A
1993 DICHlOROPROPANE 1 3- A
1279 DICHlOROPROPANE 1.2- A
DICHlOROPROPANE-DICHlOROPROPENE MIXTURE A
DICHlOROPROPENE A
DICHlOROPROPENE 1 2- A
2047 DICHlOROPROPENE 1 3- A
3265 DICHlOROPROPIONIC ACID 2 2- A
DICHlOROPROPYl ETHER A
DICHlOROPROPYlENE 1 3- A
DICHlORORETHYl ETHER 2.2- A
2205 DICYANOBUTANE 1 4- A
2565 DICYClOHEXYl AMINE A
2048 DICYClOPENTADIENE A
DIDECYl ADIPATE A
DIDECYl SEBACATE A
1270 DIESEL FUEL A
1270 DIESEL FUEL Oil NO.1-D A
1270 DIESEL FUEL Oil NO.2-: A
1270 DIESEL FUEL Oil NO.4-D A
1270 DIESEL Oil A
1270 DIESEL Oil NORMAL ACIDITY A
1154 DIETHAMINE A
DIETHANOl AMINE 2 2- A
1088 DIETHOXYETHANE 11- A
DIETHOXYETHYl PHTHALATE A
DIETHYl A
DIETHYlADIPATE A
1154 DIETHYl AMINE A
2366 DlETHYl CARBONATE A
DlETHYl CARBONIC ETHER A
DIETHYl ESTER CARBONIC ACID A
1155 DIETHYl ETHER A
DIETHYl GLYCOL METHYL ETHER A
DIETHYl GLYCOL PHTALATE A
1156 DIETHYl KETONE A
DIETHYl MALEATE A
DIETHYl MALONATE A
DIETHYlOXIDE -
DIETHYl PHTHALATE A
DIETHYl SUCCINATE A
1594 DIETHYl SULFATE A
2686 DIETHYLAMINOETHANOl2 N- A
DIETHYLANILINE A
2049 DIETHYlBENZENE A
2049 DIETHYlBENZENE 1 2- A
2049 DIETHYlBENZENE 1 3- A
1105 DIETHYlCARBINOl A
DIETHYLENE ALCOHOL A
DIETHYLENE CHLORIDE A
DIETHYLENE DIOXIDE 1 4- -
DIETHYLENE DIOXYDE -
DIETHYLENE ETHER (DIOXANE) A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL A
1993 DIETHYLENE GLYCOL DIBUTYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL DIETHYl ETHER A
1993 DIETHYLENE GLYCOL DIMETHYlETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ETHERS A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ETHYlETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ETHYlETHERACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ISOPROPYlETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ISOPROPYlETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONO PHENYL ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOBUTYl ETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYl ETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOISOPROPYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOMETHYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOMETHYlETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL N-BUTYl ETHER A
DIETHYlE~HENOl ETHER A
DIETHYlE HENYl ETHER A
DIETHYl PHTHALATE A

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Advanced Polymer Coatings

Avon, Ohio 44011 U.S.A.
Phone: {+01} 440937-6218
Fax: {+01} 440 937-5046

Revision: 1.1 June 2011

 Protective Lining for Superior
Corrosion Resistance with
Exceptiona/Toughness
Resists:
• Acids, Alkalis, Solvents, Oxidizing Agents
• Thermal Shock; -40°F (-40°C) to 300°F (1S0°C)
• Flex Stressing
• Wear and Abrasion
• Impact
• Under Creep Corrosion

Data Interpretation:
A = Good at Ambient Temperature
(Or up to temperature listed ("e})
N = Not Recommended
= Not Tested

Notes:
(A) Certain chemicals may cause surface discoloration;
- Sulfuric acid may darken coating
- 10% Nitric may turn coating green

These are surface effects only, no absorption

Approximate original color may be regained by neutralization.

(B) After carrying Methanol- DO NOT STEAM

Force Air Dry for 24 hours.

Before carrying Methanol- if tanks have been steam cleaned

prior to carriage of methanol, tanks must be allowed to cool to
30-40°C before loading.

(C) If the coated tanks are to be steamed as part of the tank

cleaning process, then the ambient temperature in the tank is not to
exceed 140°F (60°C) during steaming.

Revision: 1.1 June 2011

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Number Product ~ Ratin\:l ~

2074 ACRYLAMIDE SOlN 50%OR lESS A

ACRYLAMIDE SOLUTIONS BELOW 50% A
2218 ACRYLIC ACID (GLACIAL) A
1917 ACRYLIC ACID ETHYL ESTER A
2527 ACRYLIC ACID ISOBUTYL ESTER A
1919 ACRYLIC ACID METHYL ESTER A
ACRYLIC ACID METHYlHEXYl ESTER A
2248 ACRYLIC ACID N-BUTYl ESTER A
ACRYLIC ALDEHYDE A
ACRYLIC AMIDE SOlN BELOW 50% A
ACRYLIC LATEX A
ACRYLIC LATEX pH 0-5 OR 9-14 A
ACRYLIC LATEX pH 0-6.5 9.5-14 A
ACRYLIC LATEX pH 6.5-9.5 A
ACRYlOBUTYLIC ESTER MONOMER A
1093 ACRYLONITRilE A
ADC 100 (MOBil lUBE ADDITIVE) A (100)
ADIPIC ACID DIDECYl ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DlETHYl ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIiSONONYl ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIiSOOCTYl ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DIMETHYL ESTER A
ADIPIC ACID DINITRllE A
ADIPIC ACID OCTYlDECYl ESTER A (100)
ADIPIC ACID 01 (2-ETHYlHEXYL) ESTER A
2205 ADIPONITRllE A
ADIPYlDINITRllE A
ADLACIDE 10% A
ADRONAl A
ADRONOl ACETATE A
AERO SHEll 0-120 A
AERO FLOAT 208 ARYL DITHIOPHOSPHORIC ACID A
AEROSll A
AEROSOL C-61 CATIONIC A
AEROTHENE TT A
AGENT 504 A
AGRICULTURAL KEROSINE A
AGROXON 50 A
AGROXON GASOLINE A
AIR FIXE GAS A
AIRCRAFT GASOLINE A
AIRFlEX SYNTHETIC LATEX A
AIRTURBO FUEL A
1223 ALADDIN KEROSINE A
AlBO-CARBON A
ALCOHOL (C12-C15) POlY(1-3)ETHOXYLATES A
ALCOHOL (C6-C17)(SEC) POlY(3-6)ETHOXYLATES A
ALCOHOL C-10 A
ALCOHOL C-11 A
ALCOHOL C-12 A
ALCOHOL C12-C15) POlY(3-11)ETHOXYLATES A
ALCOHOL C-16 A
1120 ALCOHOL C-4 A
ALCOHOL C-7 A
ALCOHOL C7 C8 C91NDV & MIXTURE A
ALCOHOL C-9 A
1170 ALCOHOL DEHYDRATED A
ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATE (C6-C17 SEC) A
ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATE HIGHER AERONDARY A
ALCOHOL OF SULPHUR A
1120 ALCOHOL BUTYl- A
ALCOHOL C-12 A
2282 ALCOHOL C-6 A
ALCOHOL NONYl- A
1105 ALCOHOL PENTYl- A
1274 ALCOHOL PROPYl- A
ALCOHOL INDUSTRIAL A
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES A
ALCOHOLIC lYE A
ALCOHOLS C10 C11 C12INDV. & MIXTURE A
ALCOHOLS C13 AND ABOVE A
ALCOHOLS C13 AND ABOVE IND A
ALCOHOLS C4 C5 C6 MIXT. A
ALCOHOLS C4 C6 C8 MIXT A
ALCOHOLS C4-C6 MIXTURE A
ALCOHOLS C5 C6 INV ALCOHOLS A
ALCOHOLS ETHOXYLATE (HIGHER SEC) A
2300 ALDEHYDE COLLI DINE A

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ALPHA HYDROXYPROPIONIC ACID 5% A
2303 ALPHA METHYLSTYRENE A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-10/15 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-15/1B A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-617 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-7/14 A
ALPHA OLEFIN C-7/B A
ALPHA OLEFINS A
ALPHA PINENE A
ALPHA GAMMA-DICHLOROPROPYLENE A
ALPHA-BUTYROLACTONE A
ALPHA-CHLORO TOLUENE A
ALPHA-CHLOROALLYLCHLORIDE A
ALPHA-CHLOROBENZALDEHYDE A
ALPHA-DIISOBUTYLENE A
ALPHA-EPICHLOROHYDRIN A
ALPHA-HYDROXYTOLUENE A
ALPHANOL A
ALPHANOL-79 A
ALPHA-OLEFINS C16-C1B A
ALPHA-OLEFINS (C6-CB) MIXTURES A
ALPHA-OLEFINS C6-C1B)MIXTURES A
ALPHA-TOLUIC ALDEHYDE A
ALPHA-TRICHLOETHANE A
ALUM 15%SOLN A
ALUM POTASH A
ALUM POTASH 20% A
ALUM SOLUTION 15% A
ALUM SOLUTION 35% A
ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE 10% A
ALUMINIUM CHLORIDE 30% A
ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE DRY A
ALUMINIUM NITRATE BO% A
ALUMINIUM OXIDE A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE 10% A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE 30% A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE SOLN A
ALUMINIUM SULPHATE SOLN (25%OR MORE) A
ALUMINIUM SULPHIDE 100% A
ALUMINIUM TRICHLORIDE A
ALUMINIUM TRINITRATE BO% A
ALUMINIUM(11 1)NITRATE(1:3) BO% A
ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE A
AMASIL A
AMASIL 10% (WATER) A
AMINES A
AMINO ALCOHOL A
AMINO CAPROIC LACTAM (CAPROLACTAM) A
AMINO-2 6-DIMETHYLBENZENE 1- A
AMINO-2-METHYL PROPANE 1- A
AMINO-2-METHYL-1-PROPANOL 2- 90%OR LESS A
AMINO-2-METHYL-1-PROPANOL 2-«90%) A
AMINOBENZENE A
AMINOBUTANE 1- A
2733 AMINOBUTANE 2- A
AMINOCAPROIC LACTAM A
AMINOCAPROIC LACTAM 50% A
AMINOCAPROIC LACTAM 60% A
AMINOCAPROLACTAM A
2357 AMINOCYCLOHEXANE (CYCLOHEXYLAMINE) A
1036 AMINOETHANE A
2270 AMINOETHANE SOLN (72%OR LESS) A
2491 AMINO ETHANOL 2- A
3055 AMINOETHOXYETHANOL A
AMINOETHYLETHANE DIAMINE A
AMINOETHYLETHANOL AMINE A
AMINOFORM (70% IN WATER) A
AMINOFORM SOLNS A
AMINOHEXAHYDROBENZENE A
1235 AMINOMETHANE A
AMINOPENTANE 1- A
1547 AMINOPHEN A
1277 AMINOPROPANE 1- A
1221 AMINOPROPANE 2-100% A
1221 AMINOPROPANE 2- 50% A
AMINOPROPANOL-21- A
1005 AMMONIA --
2672 AMMONIA 10% A

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2031 AQUA FORTIS (NITRIC ACID) - 56 to 68%
2032 AQUA FORTIS (NITRIC: ACIDl .:-§5%
AQUALIN
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AROMA (E OILS) A
AR()MA!':( A m i - SPIRITS) A
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AROMA TARS A (100\
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1199 ARTIFIC fAl OF ANTS
ARYL POL Ol IN (C11-C50\
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ASIATIC PR. 0 .:HV1160
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ASIArIC SPRAY OILS: 9857
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1999 EMUl A
1999 I.: IA SC no s
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AVIATION Fl 130 OCTANE
AVIATION FUI 157141: OCtANE
AVIATION F ~6 :)( fANE A
AVIATIC A:
AVIATION GASOUf\ 3/1450GTANE A
AVIATION KF~ )!'iFNF
AVIATION 3-SF A
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1738 BENZYL CHLORIDE A
1738 BENZYlCHlORID A
BERTHOLITE
BETA BETA-DIHYDROXYDI-N-PROPYlETHER A
-
BETA-BUTENE A
BETA-BUTYlENE A
BETA-BUTYlENE GLYCOL A
BETA-DIISOBUTYlENE A
BETA-ETHOXYETHYl METHACRYLATE A
BETA-METHACRYLIC ACID A
BETA-METHYL NAPHTHALENE A
BETA-METHYlBIVINYl A
BETA-METHYlSTYRENE A
BETA-PHENYlPROPYlENE A
BETA-PHENYlPROPYlENE INHIBITED A
BETASSE pH 3-4 A (100)
BETA-TRICHLOROETHANE A
BETHOLITE GAS -
B-ETHOXYETHYl METHACRYLATE A
B-ETHOXYETHYl METHACRYLATE MONOMER A
BFV A
BIBENZENE A
BICHROMATE OF SODA A
BIFORMYl A
BIFORMYl25% WATER A
BIFORMYl40% (WATER) A
BIHEXYl A
BIOCIDE A
BIPHENYL A

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B E A
BIS 2-CHl ROETHYl ETHER A
BIS(2-CHlORO-ISOPROPYl)ETHER A
BIS(2-HYDROXY-DIETHYl) AMINE A
BIS(2-HYDROXYETHYL\ ETHER A
BIS 4-I-OCYANATOPHENYl METHANE A
BIS(BETA-AMINO)ETHYlO AMINE A
BISCYClOPENTADIENE A
B-ISO-AMYlENE A
BISOFlEX88 A
1131 BISUlPHIDE OF CARBON A
BIITER ALMOND Oil A
BITUMEN A
BITUMINOUS BLACK VARNISH A
BLACK MUSTARD Oil A

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BLACK OilS A 100
BLACK VARNISH A
BLANDOl WHITE MINERAL Oil A
BLEACH LIQUOR A
BLEACH LIQUOR 15% OR lESS A
BLEACH LIQUOR 5% A
BLEACHING POWDER SOlN A
BLENDING STOOKS A
BLOWN OilS A 100
BLUBBER Oil A (100)
BLUE Oil A
B-METHYl ACROLEIN CROTONAlDEHYDE A
BODY Oil A (100)
BOMBAY NUT Oil A 100
BONE Oil A
BORACIC ACID 10% A
BORAX A
BORAX DECAHYDRATE A
BORDEN CHEMICAL UF-78 A
BORIC ACID A
BORIC ACID 10% A
BORIC ACID IN WATER A
BOSCAN CRUDE A (100)
BPl A
BRAKE FLUID (GLYCOL BASE) A
BRAKE FLUID BASE MIX A
BRAKE FLUID CASTROl AMBER A
BRAKE FLUID CASTROl UNIVERSAL A
BRAN Oil (FURFURAL) A
BREAXIT 7896 A
BRICK Oil A
BRIGHT STOCK A
BRIGHT STOCK 150 (lUBE Oil) A

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112: BL rYL ~CET !E. A
234 BUTYL ACRY .T A
112 BL A! A
112 BUTYl. ALCOI- DL,2- A
112 BUTYL A! r.c -IOL ISC .NORM.SEC A
BUW AL DE iYDE A
1125 BUWI 1M IE A
BUTYL A~ INE
1125 BUTYL 'vIINE. viC D-N-
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BUTYL C:YI _C iE (L PHTHALATE A
BUTYL DEC YL 'HTHALATE A
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BUTYL DIGlYCOl A
BUTYL DIGlYCOl ACETATE A
BUTYL DIOXITOl A
BUTYL DIOXITOlACETATE A
BUTYL ESTER 2-PROPENOIC ACID A
BUTYL ESTER ACRYLIC ACID A
BUTYL ETHANOATE A
BUTYL ETHANOATE N- A
1149 BUTYL ETHER A
BUTYL ETHYLENE A
BUTYL ETHYLENE GLYCOL 0- A
BUTYL GlYCIDYl ETHER A
BUTYL GLYCOL A
BUTYL GLYCOL ACETATE A
BUTYL GLYCOL ETHER (BGE) A
BUTYL HEPTYl KETONE A
BUTYL HEXYl PHTHALATE A
BUTYL HYDRIDE A
BUTYL ISODECYl PHTHALATE A
BUTYL LACTATE A
BUTYL MALEATE A
BUTYL METHACRYLATE A
BUTYlOCTADECANOATE A
BUTYlOCTYlPHTHALATE A
BUTYL OXITOl A
BUTYL OXITOl ACETATE A
BUTYL STEARATE A
BUTYL TRIGlYCOl A
BUTYLIDECYLICETYl-EICOSYl A
BUTYLIDECYLICETYl-EICOSYl METHACRYLATE M A
BUTYLATED UfF RESIN A
BUTYlBENZENE (All ISOMERS A
BUTYlBENZENE-TERT A
BUTYlBENZENES A
1012 BUTYlENE A
BUTYlENE GlYCIDYl ETHER A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL ETHER (BGE) A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 2- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 3- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 4- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 1 2- A
BUTYlENE GLYCOL 2 3- A
BUTYlENE HYDRATE A
3022 BUTYlENE OXIDE A
3022 BUTYlENE OXIDE 1 2- A
BUTYlENE POLY GLYCOL A
BUTYlENE POlY- A (100)
BUTYlPHENOl ORTHO TERTIARY A
3145 BUTYlPHENOl2-TERT.- A
BUTYlPHENOlS A
2667 BUTYLTOLUENE A
BUTYRAl A
1129 BUTYRAlDEHYDE A
BUTYRAlDEHYDE 3-METHYl- A
2820 BUTYRIC ACID A
BUTYRIC ACID BUTYL ESTER A
BUTYRIC ACID ETHYL ESTER A
BUTYRIC ACID METHYL ESTER A
BUTYRIC ALCOHOL NORMAL A
BUTYRIC ALDEHYDE A
BUTYROLACTONE A
BUTYROLACTONE GAMMA- A
BUTYRONE A

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CACAO BUTTER A 100
CACAO Oil A (100)
CACAONUT Oil A 100
CAJEPUT Oil A ..Z:.'"
CAJEPUTENE A
CALCIUM AlKARYl SULPHONATE (C11-C50) A
CALCIUM ALKYL CYLATE A
CALCIUM ALKYL PHENATE (C8-C40) A
CALCIUM ALKYL PHENATE SULPHIDE (C8-C40 A
CALCIUM ALKYL SALICYLATE A
CALCIUM ALKYL SALICYLATE C13+ A

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Number Product RatlnR _ ~

CARBINAMIDE A
CARBINOL A
CARBITOL ACETATE A
CARBITOL CELLOSOLVE A
CARBITOL SOLVENT A
CARBOLIC ACID A
CARBOLIC OIL A
1131 CARBON BICHLORIDE A
1131 CARBON BISULFIDE A
1131 CARBON BISULFIDE 10% A
CARBON BLACK FEED STOCK A
CARBON BLACK FEED STOCK(AROMATIC CONC.) A
CARBON DICHLORIDE A
CARBON DIOXIDE GAS A
1131 CARBON DISULFIDE A
CARBON ICE GAS A
CARBON OIL A
CARBON OXYCHLORIDE A
CARBON SULPHIDE A
2516 CARBON TETRABROMIDE A
1846 CARBON TETRACHLORIDE A
CARBONIC ACID DIETHYL ESTER A
CARBONIC ACID GAS A
CARBONIC ACID 10% A
CARBONIC ANHYDRIDE GAS A
CARBONIC ETHER A
CARBONYL CHLORIDE A
CARBOWAX 200 A
CARBOWAX 300 (POLYETHYLENE GLYCOLl A
CARBOXYBENZENE A
CARBOXYBENZENE10% A
CARBOXYETHANE A
CARDURA E A
CAREX POLY EPOXY A (100)
CARNATION OIL (PETROLATUM) A
CARNEAOIL A
CARUIOIL A
CASHEW NUTSHELL LIQUID A
CASHEW NUTSHELL OIL A
CASHEW NUTSHELL OIL UNTREATED A
CASHEW SHELL LIQUID A
CASHEWNUT OIL A
CASING HEAD A
CASING HEAD GASOLINE A
CASTOR BEAN OIL A
CASTOR OIL A
CASTOR OIL FATTY ACID A
CASTOR OIL SOLUBLE A
CASTOR OIL SULFATED A
CAUSTIC LIME A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH 10-20% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH 10-50% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH 50% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH SOLN 20-50% A
1814 CAUSTIC POTASH SOLUTION 20% A
1824 CAUSTIC SODA 10% A
1824 CAUSTIC SODA 50% A
1824 CAUSTIC SODA 75% A
CEDRO OIL A
1171 CELLOSOLVE A
1172 CELLOSOLVE ACETATE A
CELLUFLEX DOP A
CELLUPHOS4 A
CEMENT A
CEMENT DRY A
CERECHLOR 42 TO 52 A
. CERTREXOS MINERAL SPIRITS A
CETYL ALCOHOL A
CETYUSTEARYLALCOHOL A
CETYL-EICOSYL METHACRYLATE A
CETYL-EICOSYL METHACRYLATE MIXTURE A
CETYLIC ACID A
CETYLIC ALCOHOL A
CHA A
CHEVRON (FUEL ADDITIVE) A (100)
CHEVRON ALPHA OIL ADDITIVE A (100)
CHEVRON LUBE ADDITIVES A (100)
CHINA WOOD OIL A(100)

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UN Cargo I Temperature
Number Product
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Ratinq
CHOLINE CHLORIDE AQUEOUS SOLNS A
CHOLINE CHLORIDE SOLN A
1463 CHROMIC ACID 10% A
1463 CHROMIC ACID 20% A
1463 CHROMIC ACID 5% A
1463 CHROMIC ACID 50% N
1463 CHROMIC ACID SOLUTIONS A
1463 CHROMIC ANHYDRIDE A
1463 CHROMIC ANHYDRIDE SOL. A
1463 CHROMIUM TRIOXIDE A
1463 CHROMIUM TRIOXIDE ANHYDROUS A
1463 CHROMIUM TRIOXIDE SOLUTIONS A
CHROMIUM(111 )OXIDE A
CLI.76000 A
CIDER VINEGAR A
CIDER VINEGAR (APPROX.6%) A
CIDEX SOLN BELOW 50% A
CINENE A
CINNAMENE A
CINNAMENOL A
CINNAMOL A
CIRCO LIGHT OIL (EXTENDER OIL) A
CIRCO PROCESS OIL (EXTENDER OILS) A
CIRCOSOL NAPHTHENIC OILS A
CIRCOSOL OIL EXTENDER OIL A
CIS-BUTENE-2 A
CIS-BUTENE-2 HIGH BOILING BUTENE-2 A
CIS-BUTENEDIOC ANHYDRIDE A
CIS-BUTENEDIOIC ACID 10% A
CIS-OCTADEC-9-ENOIC ACID A (100)
CITRIC ACID A
CITRIC ACID 10% A
CITRIC ACID 25% A
CITRIC ACID 5% A
CITRIC JUICE A
CITROFLEX A-4 A
CLAY SLURRY A
CLEANING COMPOUNDS A
CLEANING OIL A
CLOREX A
CLOROX A
COAL NAPHTHA A
COAL OIL A
COAL SLURRY A
1136 COAL TAR (REFINED) A (100)
1136 COAL TAR CAMPHOR A
COAL TAR CREOSOTE A
1136 COAL TAR OIL A
1136 COAL TAR PITCH MOLTEN) A
COASTA PALE OIL 2000 A
COASTA PALE OIL 500 A
COBALT NAPHTHENATE A
COBALT NAPHTHENATE IN SOLV NAPHTHA A
COCO ACID OIL A 100
COCO FATTY ACID A 100
COCO FATTY ALCOHOL A 100
COCO METHYL ESTER A 100
COCOA BUITER A (100
COCOA BUITER OIL A (100
COCOA NUT OIL CRUDE A(100)
COCOA OIL A (100)
COCONUT BUITER A 100
COCONUT BUITER OIL A 100
COCONUT OIL A 100
COCONUT OIL ESTEREFIED A 100
COCONUT OIL FATTY ACID METHYL ESTER A 100
COCONUT OIL FATTY ACID METHYL ESTER A 100
COCONUT OIL FATTY ACIDS A 100
COCONUT OIL METHYL ESTER A 100
COCONUT PALM OIL A 100
COCONUT PARINGS OIL A
COCONUT TYPE C-108 A
COCONUT TYPE C-109 A
COCONUT TYPE C-11 0 A
COD LIVER OIL A
COD LIVER OIL DISTILLATE A
COHEREX A
COHEREX PET. RESIN EMUL. A

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 CYCL J~ ,XANYI ACETATE A
CYC ,XATRIENE A
CY ,XENE A
C (C _C E) ACE"P rE
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1146 ;Y ::nANE A
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CYI JII A DOl
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CYUNDER JCK )IL ADO)
2046 CYM
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CYPRL V 'INES
CYSTAMIN ,OLNS
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D.B.P. A
D.C .O.FATTY ACIDS A
DALAPON(2.2 DICHL Ut U""U'~'\": ACID) A
DAl.TOGEN A
DBP A
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DECYL Ai r:OHOL A
DECYL ALCOHOL (ALL ISulvlt: t"(~ A
DEI;Y :ARR'I\lO' II I\In~ :AI\I DL A
DECYL HYDRIDE A
DECYi . PHTALATE-(HEXYL-, DC 'YL-: A
DECYUOCTYL A ~nHnl A
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1593 DICHlOROMETHANE A
DICHlOROMONOFlUOROMETHANE A
1152 DICHlOROPENTANE A
2021 DICHlOROPHENOl2 4- A
DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID 2 4- A
DICHlOROPROPANE 1 1- A
1993 DlCHlOROPROPANE 1 3- A
1279 DICHlOROPROPANE 1.2- A
DICHlOROPROPANE-DICHlOROPROPENE MIXTURE A
DICHlOROPROPENE A
DICHlOROPROPENE 1 2- A
2047 DICHLOROPROPENE 1 3- A
3265 DICHlOROPROPIONIC ACID 2 2- A
DICHlOROPROPYl ETHER A
DICHlOROPROPYlENE 1 3- A
DICHlORORETHYl ETHER 2.2- A
2205 DICYANOBUTANE 1 4- A
2565 DICYClOHEXYl AMINE A
2048 DICYCLOPENTADIENE A
DIDECYl ADIPATE A
DIDECYl SEBACATE A
1270 DIESEL FUEL A
1270 DIESEL FUEL Oil NO.1-D A
1270 DIESEL FUEL Oil NO.2-: A
1270 DIESEL FUEL Oil NOA-D A
1270 DIESEL Oil A
1270 DIESEL Oil NORMAL ACIDITY A
1154 DIETHAMINE A
01 ETHANOL AMINE 2 2- A
1088 DIETHOXYETHANE 11- A
DIETHOXYETHYl PHTHALATE A
DlETHYl A
DIETHYlADIPATE A
1154 DIETHYl AMINE A
2366 DIETHYl CARBONATE A
DIETHYl CARBONIC ETHER A
DlETHYl ESTER CARBONIC ACID A
1155 DIETHYl ETHER A
DIETHYl GLYCOL METHYL ETHER A
DIETHYl GLYCOL PHTALATE A
1156 DlETHYl KETONE A
DIETHYl MALEATE A
DIETHYl MALONATE A
DlETHYlOXIDE -
DIETHYl PHTHALATE A
DIETHYl SUCCINATE A
1594 DIETHYl SULFATE A
2686 DIETHYLAMINOETHANOl2 N- A
DIETHYLANILINE A
2049 DIETHYlBENZENE A
2049 DIETHYlBENZENE 1 2- A
2049 DIETHYlBENZENE 1 3- A
1105 DIETHYlCARBINOl A
DIETHYLENE ALCOHOL A
DIETHYLENE CHLORIDE A
DIETHYLENE DIOXIDE 1 4- -
DIETHYLENE DIOXYDE -
DIETHYLENE ETHER (DIOXANE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL A
1993 DIETHYLENE GLYCOL DIBUTYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL DIETHYl ETHER A
1993 DIETHYLENE GLYCOL DIMETHYlETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ETHERS A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ETHYlETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ETHYlETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ISOPROPYlETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL ISOPROPYlETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONO PHENYL ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOBUTYl ETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYl ETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOISOPROPYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOMETHYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL MONOMETHYlETHER ACETATE A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL N-BUTYl ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL PHENOL ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL PHENYL ETHER A
DIETHYLENE GLYCOL PHTHALATE A

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Cargo/ Temperature
Number Product Ratinlt
2253 DIMETHYL ANILINE N.N. A
DIMETHYL ETHER A
DIMETHYL ETHYL CARBINOL A
2265 DIMETHYL FORMAMIDE A
DIMETHYL GLUTARATE A
DIMETHYL HYDROGEN PHOSPHATE A
DIMETHYL HYDROGENE PHOSPHITE A
1090 DIMETHYL KETONE A
DIMETHYL PHTHALATE (D.M.P.) A
DIMETHYL POLYSILOXANE A
DIMETHYL SEBACATE A
DIMETHYL SUCCINATE A
DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE (DMSO) A
DIMETHYL-4-HEPTANOL 2 6- A
1157 DIMETHYL-4-HEPTANONE 2 6- A
DIMETHYL-4-HEPTYLPHENOL 26- A
DIMETHYLACETAMIDE N N A
DIMETHYLACETIC ACID A
DIMETHYLACETONE A
DIMETHYLACETONEAMIDE A
DIMETHYLAMIDE ACETATE A
DIMETHYLAMIDE ACETIC ACID A
DIMETHYLAMINO-1-PROPYL AMINE A
DIMETHYLAMINOETHANOL A
1711 DIMETHYLANILINE 2 6- A
2253 DIMETHYLANILINE N N A
1307 A
1307 A
1307 DIMETHYLBENZENE 1 4- A

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AMINE N1-N- A
DIMETHYLCYLCOHEXYL AMINE A
DIMETHYLENE DIAMINE A
DIMETHYLENE OXIDE -
DIMETHYLENEIMINE A
2051 DIMETHYLETHANOL AMINE A
DIMETHYLETHANOL 1.1- A
DIMETHYLETHYLENE A
DIMETHYL-HEPTAN-4-0NE 2 6- A
DIMETHYL-N-(2-HYDROXYETHYL)AMINE N N- A
DIMETHYLNAPHTHALENE SULPH.ACID SODIUMSAL A
DIMETHYLOCTANOIC ACID 2 2- A
1993 DIMETHYLPENTANE A
1993 DIMETHYLPENTANE 2 4- A
2261 DIMETHYLPHENOL -
2261 DIMETHYLPHENOL 3 5- -
DIMETHYLPHENYLAMINE N N- A
DIMETHYLPROPANE 2 2- A
DIMETHYLPROPANE-1 3-DIOL 2 2- A
DIMETHYLPROPANOIC ACID 2 2- A
DIMONENE A
DI-N-HEXYL ADIPATE A
DINITROGEN TETROXIDE -
2038 DINITROTOLUENE 2 4- A
DINITROTOLUOL24 A
DINKUM OIL -
DINONYL PHTHALATE(ALL ISOMERS) A
2383 DI-N-PROPYL AMINE A
DIOCTYL ADIPATE A
DIOCTYL PHTHALATE A
DIOFORM A
DIOL 80 A (100)
DIOLAMINE A
DIOLANE A
DIOP A
DIOXACYCLOHEXANE 1 4- A
1165 DIOXAN -
1165 DIOXAN 14- -
1165 DIOXANE -
DIOXAOCTANE-1 8-DIOL36- A (100)
DIOXIDE OF CARBON GAS A
DIOXIDE OF SULPHUR A
DIOXIDETETRAHYDROTHIOPHENE 1.1- A
DIOXITOL A
DIOXITOL ACETATE A
DIOXONIUM PERCHLORATE A

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UN Cargo I Temperature
Number ~ Product - Rating
ORA 410 A
DRILLING OIL A
DRINKING WATER A
DRY CLEANIG FLUID A
DRY ICE GAS A
D-SORBITE A
D-SORBITE 70% SOLUTION A
D-SORBITOL A
D-SORBITOL 70% SOLUTION A
DTDP A
DUTCH OIL A
DUTREX A
DUTREX EXTENDER OILS SHELL A
DYNATEX (FULL AMMONIA LATEX) A
DYNATEX A LOW AMMONIA LATEX A
DYTOLS-91 A

2271 EAK A
EARTH OIL A
EARTH PITCH A
EARTHNUT OIL A
EB A
ECA (SEE PARAMIN ECA) A
EDTA A
EHYLENE GLYCOL MONOETHYL ETHER (DOT) A
EI -
ELAYL A
ELAYL CHLORIDE A
EMERSOL 220 WHITE OLEIC ACID A (100)
EMERSOL 221 LOW TITER WHITE OLEIC ACID A (100)
EMPILAN 3 A
EMULSIFIED VEGETABLE OILS A
3265 ENANTHIC ACID A
ENANTHYLALCOHOL A
ENGINE OIL A 100
ENJ 1031 (OXO SOLVENT BLEND 913) A
ENJ 1038 LUBE ADDITIVE A 100
ENJ 941 (ISOBUTYL ALCOHOL) A
EPAL610 A
EPI A
2023 EPICHLOROHYDRIN ALPHA A
EPOXIDISED LINSEED OIL A
EPOXIDISED SOYA OILS A
EPOXY RESINS A
EPOXYBUTANE 1 2- A
EPOXYETHANE 1 2- A

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EPOXYPROPYL CHLORIDE 2 3- A
EPSILON-CAPROLACTAM A
EPSILON-CAPROLACTAM (MOLTE/AQUA SOLN) -
ERVOL PETROLATUM A
ERYTHRENE A
ESCAID MINERAL SPIRITS A
ESSENCE OF MIBRANE A
ESSO LUBE ADDITIVES A (100)
ESSO 100 N NEUTRAL A (100)
ESSO 100 SOLVENT NEUTRAL A (100)
ESSO AVIATION OIL A (100)
ESSO CARBONATE A (100)
ESSO CYLINDER OIL A (100
ESSO HEAVY AXLE OIL (LUBE OIL) A 100
ESSO INSULATING OIL A 100
ESSO NECTON 60 (500X) A 100
ESSO PARANOX 15 LUBE ADDITIVE A 100
ESSO PARATONE 210 A 100
ESSO SPRAY OIL A 100
ESSO STEAM REFINED OIL A 100
ESSO SULFONATE OILS PETROLEUM A 100
ESTERS A
ETANOL ETOXY ETOXY 2- ACETATE 2- A
1089 ETHANAL -
ETHANAMINE A
ETHANAMINE N N-DIETHYL- A
1961 ETHANE A
ETHANE AMINE (72%OR LESS) A
ETHANE CHLORIDE A
ETHANE DIAMINE 1 2 N(2-AMINOETHYL) A

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Number ~ Product ~~ " " Ratinll ~

ETHIDENE NORBONENE A
ETHINE A
ETHOXOl A
ETHOXY CARBITOl A
ETHOXY CARBONYL ETHYLENE A
ETHOXY DIGlYCOl A
ETHOXY ETHYL METHAC~ A
ETHOXY TRIGlYCOl A
ETHOXYETHANE A
ETHOX~TICACID A
1171 E" - A
A
ETHO ETHYL ACE A
1172 ETHOXYETHYl ACETATE 2- A
ETHOXYFORMIC ANHYDRIDE A
ETHOXYLATED FATTY ALCOHOLS !C-9-C-11 1 A
ETHYL 2-METHYl-2-PROPENOATE A
ETHYl2-METHYLACRYLATE A
ETHYL 3-0XOBUTANOATE A
1173 ETHYL ACETATE A
ETHYL ACETATE 2+BUTOXYETHOXYl A
ETHYL ACETIC ACID A
ETHYL ACETIC ESTER A
ETHYL ACETOACETATE A
ETHYL ACETYL ACETONATE A
1917 ETHYL ACRYLATE INHIBITED A
1917 ETHYL ACRYLATE MONOMER A
1170 ETHYL ALCOHOL A
ETHYL ALCOHOL ANHYDROUS A
ETHYL ALCOHOL 95% A
ETHYL ALCOHOL SOL A
1089 ETHYL ALDEHYDE A
1036 ETHYL AMINE A
ETHYL AMINE SOlN 72%OR lESS A
1036 ETHYL AMINE LIQUEFIED ANHYDROUS -
2271 ETHYL AMYL KETONE A
1180 ETHYL BUTYRATE A
ETHYL CARBINOL A
ETHYL CARBITOl A
ETHYL CARBITOl ACETATE A
ETHYL CEllOSOlVE A
ETHYL CEllOSOlVE ACETATE A
1037 ETHYL CHLORIDE A
ETHYL CYANIDE A
ETHYL DIGlYCOl A
ETHYL DIGlYCOl ACETATE A
ETHYL DIGOl ACETATE A
ETHYL DIMETHYL METHANE A
ETHYL ETHANOATE A
1155 ETHYL ETHER A
ETHYL GLYCOL ACETATE A
ETHYL HYDRATE A
ETHYL HYDRIDE A
ETHYL HYDROXIDE A
1192 ETHYL LACTATE A
ETHYL MALONATE A
2277 ETHYL METHACRYLATE MONOMER A
ETHYL METHYL KETONE A
2733 ETHYL N-BUTYl AMINE A
1648 ETHYL NITRilE A
ETHYL ORTHO SILICATE A
ETHYL OXIDE A
ETHYL OXITOl A
ETHYL OXITOl ACETATE A
ETHYL PHTHALATE A
ETHYL PROPENOATE 2- A
1195 ETHYL PROPIONATE A
ETHYL PROPYL ETHER A
1292 ETHYL SILICATE A
ETHYL SILICATE CONDENSED A
ETHYL SULFATE A
ETHYL TERTIAIR BUTYlETHER A
ETHYl-1-BUTANOl2- A
ETHYl-1-HEXANOl2- A
ETHYl-1-PENTENE 4- A
ETHYl-1-PROPANOl1- A
ETHYl-2-HEXENAl2- -
ETHYl-2-METHYl-4-UNDECANOl7- A

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1302 ETHYlVINYl 'H • (INHIBITED)
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A (100)
FAT"Y ~CID C20) A (100)
FA' "Y ..el[ BONE GREASE (100)
FATrY ACID :A: )R '10C
FATrYACl1 (':r I)
FA' rY AI :IC
FAT Y AC D FI I)
FA' AC
FA'TY A( I)
FA' "Y A
FATY ACID 111= I)
FATTY ACID SIJNFL WER
FATTY ACID TAL )IL 00)
FAT rY ACID WOOl 3FEASE OC
FATTY A:':lm 00)
FA "Y A':;IDS, RFFINI (AI MA. AN[ VEGETABLE) OC
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FA' rY :::c K )-1
FA' rY CC )-11
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FA· r':( CO-1 A
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FA' rY A (':r Hr
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FEED STOCK Ue: . C S· ITE A
FEECI S· JCK.le GAS ~KS A
'ERMANTATIC AI_C A
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FEF ~IC CHlOI W !O~ ITER
FEF ~IC CHI rER
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FERTILIZI R SOl(15% AMM.40%UREA 40"loVVJ-\ A

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 UN Cargo I Temperature
Number Product ~ ~ Ratin!:l
1199 FURANCARBOXALDEHYDE 2- A
2215 FURANDI ONE 2 5- A
2874 FURANMETHANOL 2- A
1179 FURFURAL (DOT) A
FURFURALDEHYDE A
FURFUROL A
FURFUROLE A
2874 FURFURYL ALCOHOL A
1199 FUROLE A
2874 FURYL ALCOHOL A
2874 FURYLCARBINOL A
FURYL-METHANAL 2- A
FUSEL OIL A
FUSEL OIL ACID FREE (AMYL ALCOHOL) A

GAF~( L EB A
GALLOTANNIC ACID A
GAMMA-BUTYROLACTONE A
GAMMA-CHLOROALLYLCHLORIDE A
GAMMA-CHLORO-I-BUTYLENE A
GAMMA-CHLOROPROPYLENE OXIDE A
GAS OILS A
GAS OILS LOW POUR A
GAS OILS LOW SULPHUR A
GAS PLANT NAPHTHA (PETROLEUM NAPHTHA) A
1203 GASOLINE A
1203 GASOLINE (WITH TETRAETYL LEAD) A
1203 GASOLINE AIRCRAFT A
GASOLINE BLENDING AGENTS A
1203 GASOLINE CONDENSATE A
GASOLINE GRADE TERT-BUTYLALCOHOL A
1203 GASOLINE LIGHT A
1203 GASOLINE LOW POUR A
1203 GASOLINE LOW SULPHUR A
GASOLINE POLYMER A
1203 GASOLINE PREM GRADE MOTOR LEADED A
1203 GASOLINE PREM GRADE MOTOR UNLEADED A
1203 GASOLINE REFORMED A
1203 GASOLINE REG. GRADE MOTOR LEADED A
1203 GASOLINE REG. GRADE MOTOR UNLEADED A
1203 GASOLINE STRAIGHT RUN A
1203 GASOLINE WHITE A
1203 GASOLINE NAPHTA AND SOLVENTS) A
GASUOL A
GENICAOIL A
GENKLENE A
GERANIUM OIL A
GLACIAL PHOSPHORIC ACID -
GLASS -
GLASS SOLUBLE A
GLUCONIC ACID A
GLUCONIC ACID 50% A
GLUCOSE A
GLUCOSE SOLN A
GLUTARALDEHYDE SOLUTIONS BELOW 50% A
GLUTARIC ACID DIMETHYL ESTER A
GLYCERIN ANHYDROUS A 100
GLYCERIN SYNTHETIC A 100
GLYCERINE A 100
GLYCERINE CRUDE A 100
GLYCERINE DYNAMITE A (100
GLYCERINE USP A (100
GLYCERITOL A (100
GLYCEROL A {100
GLYCEROL MONO ACETATE A
GLYCEROL MONO OLEATE A
GLYCEROL MONO STEARATE A
GLYCEROLPOLYALKOXYLATE A
GLYCEROL TRIACETATE A
GLYCERYL TRI-ACETATE It A
GLYCIDYL ESTER OF C10TRIAL ACID A
GLYCIDYL ESTER OF TRIDECYLACETIC ACID A
GLYCIDYLESTER OF C10 TRIALKYLACETIC ACID A
GLYCINE SODIUM SALT SOLN A
GLYCINOL A
GLYCOGENIC ACID 50% A
GLYCOL A

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UN Cargo I Temperature
Number Product Ratinq
HEPTAN-4-0NE A
1206 HEPTANE A
HEPTANE CARBOXYLIC ACID A
3265 HEPTANOIC ACID A
HEPTANOIC ACID N- A
HEPTANOL (ALL ISOMERS) A
HEPTANOL ISO A
HEPTANOL N A
2810 HEPTANOL 1- A
HEPTANOL 2- A
HEPTANOL3- A
1110 HEPTANONE 2- A
1224 HEPTANONE 3- A
2710 HEPTANONE 4- A
HEPTENE A
HEPTENE MIXED ISOMER A
HEPTENE 1- A
HEPTENE 2- A
HEPTENE 2-CIS A
1993 HEPTENE 2-TRANS A
HEPTENE 3- A
HEPTOIC ACID A
HEPTYL ACETATE A
2810 HEPTYL ALCOHOL A
HEPTYL ALCOHOL ISO A
HEPTYL ALCOHOL N A
HEPTYLCARBINOL A
HEPTYLENE A
HERRING OIL A
H~OIL A
HEXACEC ALCOHOL) A
HEXACHLORO- TADIENE 1 2345 A
HEXACHLOROCYCLOPENTADIENE A
HEXACHLORODIPHENYL OXIDE A
HEXACHLOROPENTADIENE A
HEXADECANOIC ACID A (60)
HEXADECANOIC ACID PROPYL ESTER A
HEXADECANOL 1- A
HEXADECENE 1- A
HEXADECYLALCOHOL(CETYLALCOHOL) A
HEXAHYDRIC ALCOHOL A
HEXAHYDRIC ALCOHOL 70% SOLUTION A
HEXAHYDROANILINE A
HEXAHYDROBENZENE(CYCLOHEXANE) A
HEXAHYDROCUMENE A
HEXAHYDROCYMOL A
HEXAHYDROPHENOL A
HEXAHYDROTOLUENE A
HEXALIN A
HEXALIN ACETATE A
HEXAMETHYLENE A
HEXAMETHYLENE AMINE 70% IN WATER A
HEXAMETHYLENE DIAMINE ADIPATE A
HEXAMETHYLENE DIAMINE ADIPATE (50% IN WATER) A
HEXAMETHYLENE DIAMINE SOLN A
HEXAMETHYLENE GLYCOL A
HEXAMETHYLENE TETRAMINE 70% IN WATER -
HEXAMETHYLENE TETRAMINE SOLNS -
2280 HEXAMETHYLENEDIAMINE 1 6- A
2493 HEXAMETHYLENEIMINE A
HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE (HMTA) A
HEXAMINE 70% IN WATER A
HEXAMINE SOLNS A
HEXANAPHTHENE A
HEXANAPHTHYLENE A
1208 HEXANE A
1208 HEXANE ALL ISOMERS A
2280 HEXANE DIAMINE 1 6- A
HEXANE ISO A
HEXANE TRIOL A
HEXANEDINITRILE A
HEXANEDIOIC ACID DINITRILE A
HEXANEDIOL A
HEXANEDIOL 1 6- A
HEXANETRIOL 1.2.6-. A
2829 HEXANOIC ACID A
2282 HEXANOL A
HEXANOL ISOBUTYRATE A

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HY)RAIII 1(. FI UIDS UM HYIlROCARRON\ A
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HYDI 0 CRA GK. IN!:;:)
1788 HYDROBRC AC
HYDROCARBON~; AI IP II.TIC
HY[HO( ;ARBONS AL PHA
HYDROCA ~BONE ARC Ii1ATIC
1 '89 HYDR0CHlOHIC ACID
189 HYDROC HlORIC A ID (A ClIIF "lIIS\
1"89 I-li ()~ ACI[, 10' A
189 "lR : ACI[' 20' A
1789 JI. LOR ACI[ I 36
1789 Kv ..... r LOF ACI I 5'
1789 UKJ\. _ORIC ACID SC .U"IONS
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HYDRO( ,N PE W) DE )LN: (60-70%)
2984 HYDRO( N P R( DE )LN (8-20%:
HY OG N P ROX DE '0 %
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HYDRC ;E~ SULP A 8%
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HYDROX~ . NC 25
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20~ UI"' JA JL IENE ME' A-
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2528 ISOB ISC YRA A
2283 ~METHA.CRYLA.TE A
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ISOOCTANOIC ACID A
ISOOCTANOL A
ISOOCTYL ALCOHOL A
ISOOCTYL PHTHALATE A
ISOPAR E A
ISOPARG A
ISOPAR H A
ISOPARK A
ISOPARL A
ISOPARM A
ISOPARAFFINS A
ISOPENTALDEHYDE A
1265 ISOPENTANE A
ISOPENTANOL A
ISOPENTENE A
ISOPENTYL ACETATE A
1105 ISOPENTYL ALCOHOL A
ISOPENTYL METHYL KETONE A
ISOPHORONE A
ISOPHORONE DIAMINE A
ISOPHORONE DIISOCYANATE A
1218 ISOPRENE A
1219 ISOPROPANOL A
ISOPROPANOL AMINE A
ISOPROPENYL CARBINOL A
2303 ISOPROPENYLBENZENE A
ISOPROPENYLBENZENE (INHIBITED) A
1159 ISOPROPOXYPROPANE 2- A
1202 ISOPROPYL ACETATE (DOT) A
1219 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL A
1221 ISOPROPYL AMINE (50%) A
1221 ISOPROPYL AMINE 100% A
1918 ISOPROPYL BENZENE A
ISOPROPYL CELLOSOLVE A
ISOPROPYL CELLOSOLVE ACETATE A
1159 ISOPROPYL ETHER A
ISOPROPYL GLYCOL A
ISOPROPYL GLYCOL ACETATE A
ISOPR°lm°L A
ISOPROPYL ( ETATE A
ISOPROPY ITATE A
ISOPROPYL+M ENZENE 4- A
ISOPROPYL-2-METHYLETHYLENE 1- A
ISOPROPYL-4-METHYLBENZENE 1- A
1245 ISOP~TONE A
ISOP NZOL A
ISOPROPYLCARBINOL A
ISOPROPYLCYANOHYDRIN -
1993 ISOPROPYLCYCLOHEXANE A
ISOPROPYLFORMIC ACID -
ISOPROPYLIC ETHER A
ISOPROPYLIDENE ACETONE A
ISOPROPYLMETHYLBENZENE A
2046 ISOPROPYLTOLUENE A
ISOTHIOCYANATO PROPENE 3- A
ISOTHIOCYANIC ACID ALLYL ESTER A
ISOTRIDECYL ALCOHOL A
ISOVALERAL A
2058 ISOVAL~ A
ISOVALERI A
ISOVA A

JAPANES=IL A
JAVELL R A
JAVELLE WAT R LESS A
JAVELLE WATER 5% A
JAVELLE S DISINFECTING 5% A
JAVELLEOS DISINFECTING LIQUOR A
JAVELLE S DISINFECTING LIQUOR 10% 15% A
JAVELLES DISINFECTING LIQUOR 15% OR LESS A
JEFFERSOL A
JET FUEL A
JET FUEL A A.S.T.M. A
JET FUEL A 1 A.S.T.M. A
JET FUEL ADDITIVES A
JET FUEL B A.S.T.M. A
JET FUEL D. ENG. RD 2486 AVCAT JP4 A

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LAURIC ACID FATTY ACID A
LAURIC C-1298 A
LAURYL ALCOHOL A
LAURYL MERCAPTAN A
LAURYL METHACRYLATE A
LAURYL METHACRYLATE MONOMER A
LAURYL PHENOL A
LAURYL SULPHATE AQUEOUS SOLN (5%) A
LAURYL SULPHATE AQUEOUS SOLN. A
LAURYL SULPHATE SODIUM SALT A
LAURYL SULPHATE SODIUM SALT 5% A
LAURYL SULPHATE SOL. A
LAVENDER FLOWER OIL A
LAVENDER OIL A
LAW (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
LEAD NAPHTHENATE A
LEAD TETRAETHYL A
LEAD-ALKALYS ANTI-KNOCK COMPOUNDS A
LEADED GASOLINE A
LEMON OIL A
LlAL 125 A
LIGHT CAMPHOR OIL A
LIGHT DISTILLATE FEEDSTOCK (LDF) A
LIGHT GASOLINE A
LIGHT GASWORKS FEEDSTOCK A
LIGHT OIL A
LIGHT PALE LUBE OIL A
LIGHT PETROLEUM PRODUCTS A
LIGHT WATER FC 206 (3M) A
LIGHT WATER FC 600 3M A
LIGHTER FUEL A
LIGNIN (50%SOL. A
LIGNIN SULFONATE (FINCH AND PRUYEN) A
LIGNIN SULPHONIC ACID SALT (LOW COD SOLN A
LlGNOSITE (50%LlGNIN LIQUOR) A
LlGNOSITE LIQUID A
LlGNOSOL SF/SFL A
LlGNOSULPHITE DU V58 A
LlGROIN A
LlGROIN MENERAL THINNER A
LIME A
LIME HYDRATE A
LIME JUICE A
2319 LlMONENE A
2319 LIMON ENE INACTIVE A
LINEAR ALCOHOLS (TERGITOLS) A
LINEAR PARAFFIN (TRIDECANE) A
LlNEVOL A
LlNEVOL 79 A
LlNEVOL 911 A
LINOLEIC ACID A
LINOLENIC ACID A
LlNOLENYL ALCOHOL A
LlNOLIC ACID A
LINSEED FATTY ACID A
LINSEED OIL A
LINSEED OIL FATTY ACIDS A
LINSEED TYPE L-310 A
1005 LIQUEFIED AMMONIA -
LIQUID AMMONIA 10% A
LIQUID CAMPHOR A
LIQUID FERTILIZER NITRATE SOLUTION A
LIQUID FISH MEAL A
LIQUID GLASS A
LIQUID PITCH A
LIQUID PITCH OIL A
LIQUID ROSIN A
LIQUID RUBBER LATEX (NATURAL&SYNTHETIC) A
LONG CHAIN ALKARYL POLYETHER (C11-C20) A
LONG CHAIN ALKARYL SULPHONICACID C16-C60 A
LOROL22 A
LOSUNGSMITTEL APV A
LOW SUL~.ILS
A
LOW TOXICrr: G MUD A
LOWBASE CALCIUM SUL (EDWIN COOPER) A
LP DISTILLATE A
LUBAD-L A (100)
LUBE OIL A 100

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MEG ETHYLENE GLYCOL A

1193 MEK A
MENHADEN Oil A
MERBITOX A
MERCAPTANS A
2811 MERCAPTOBENZOlTHIAZOl SODIUM SALT SOlN A
MERCURIALIN -
MESAMOLl A
1229 MESITYlOXIDE A
MESITYLENE A
META SODIUM SOlN A
METACETONIC ACID A
METACRYLONITRllE A
METAUPON A
METHACETONE A
METHACIDE A
METHACRYLATE MONOMER A
2531 METHACRYLIC ACID A
METHACRYLIC ACID BUTYL ESTER A
METHACRYLIC ACID DODECYL ESTER A
METHACRYLIC ACID DODECYL PENTADECYl EST A
METHACRYLIC ACID I-BUTYlESTER MONOMER A
METHACRYLIC ACID POLYAlKYl 1-20 ESTER A
METHACRYLIC RESIN IN 1 2-DICHLOROETHANE A
METHACRYLIC RESIN/1 2DICHlOROETHANE SOlN A
3079 METHACRYlONITRILE A
2554 METHALlYCHlORIDE A
2614 METHALLYl ALCOHOL A
1198 METHANAL 100% A
METHANAL 37% A
METHANAMIDE A
METHANAMINE A
1971 METHANE A
METHANE DICHLORIDE A
METHANE TETRACHLORIDE A
METHANE TRICHLORIDE A
METHANE BROMO- A
METHANE CHLORODIFlUORO- A
METHANE DICHlORODIFLUORO- A
METHANE DICH'e'0RO A
METHANE TRICHl UORO- A
METHANECAR ILE A
2789 METHANECARBOXYLIC ACID A
METHANETHIOL A
1779 METHANOIC ACID -
1779 METHANOIC ACID 10% A
1779 METHANOIC ACID 10% WATER A
METHANOIC ACID ISOBUTYL ESTER A
1230 METHANOL A
METHANOL,(2-FURYL)- A
1230 METHANOL TRIMETHYL- A
METHANOLACETONITRILE A
METHOXY TRIGlYCOl A
1987 METHOXY-1-BUTANOl3- A
METHOXY-20-HYDROXYDIETHYl ETHER 2- A
3092 METHOXY-2-PROPANOl1- A
METHOXY-4-METHYl-2-PENTANONE 4- A
METHOXY-4-METHYl-4-PENTANOl2- A
1987 METHOXYBUTANOl1- A
METHOXYBUTYlACETATE A
METHOXYDIGlYCOl A
METHOXYETHANOl ACETATE 2- A
1188 METHOXYETHANOL 2- A
METHOXYETHYlENE LIQUID A
METHOXYHYDROXYETHANE A
METHOXYMETHANE -
METHOXYPROPYLENE GLYCOL A
1275 METHYL ACETALDEHYDE A
1231 METHYL ACETATE (DOT) A
2218 METHYL ACETIC ACID A
METHYL ACETIC ESTER A
METHYL ACETO ACETATE A
METHYL ACETYL A
1060 METHYL ACETYlENE/PROPADIENE MIXTURE A
1919 METHYL ACRYLATE A
2531 METHYL ACRYLIC ACID A
1230 METHYL ALCOHOL A
METHYL ALDEHYDE 37% A

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METHYL-1-PROPYLETHYLENE A
METHYL-1-PROPYLETHYLENE 2- (2-hexeenl A
METHYL-2 4-DINITROBENZENE 1- A
METHYL-2-BUTANOL 2- A
METHYL-2-BUTENE 2- A
2302 METHYL-2-HEXANONE 5- A
METHYL-2-HYDROXY-3-BUTYNE 2- A
2560 METHYL-2-PENTANOL 2- A
2053 METHYL-2-PENTANOL 4- A
1245 METHYL-2-PENTANON 4- A
1245 METHYL-2-PENTEN-4-0NE 2- A
METHYL-2-PENTYL ACETATE 4- A
METHYL-2-PHENYLPROPANE 2- A
1120 METHYL-2-PROPANOL 2- A
1212 METHYL-2-PROPEN-1-0L 2- A
METHYL-2-PROPENOATE A
METHYL-3-METHOXYBUTANOL 3- A
METHYL-3-METHOXYBUTYL ACETATE 3- A
METHYL-3-METHYLENE-2 6-0CTADIENE 7- A
1229 METHYL-3-PENTEN-2-0NE 4- A
METHYL-4-HYDROXYBENZENE 1- A
METHYL-4-ISOPROPENYL-1-CYCLOHEXENE 1- A
METHYL-4-PENTANOL 2- A
METHYL-4-TERT-BUTYLBENZENE 1- A
METHYL-5-ETHYLPYRIDINE 2- A
METHYL-6-ETHYLANILINE 2- A
METHYLACETIC ANHYDRIDE A
METHYLACETONE(DOTl A
2823 METHYLACRYLIC ACID 3- A
METHYLAMYL ACETATE 2- A
1294 METHYLBENZENE A
METHYLBROMIDE A
METHYLBUTANAL 3- A
METHYLBUTANES A
METHYLBUTENE A
1105 METHYLBUTENOL 2- A
METHYLBUTYL ACETATE 3- A
METHYLBUTYL ALCOHOL-2 A
METHYLBUTYL ETHANOATE 2 A
2058 METHYLBUTYRALDEHYDE 3- A
2831 METHYLCHLOROFORM A
METHYLCYCLOHEXANE A
METHYLCYCLOPENTADIENE A
1993 METHYLCYCLOPENTADIENE DIMER A
1593 METHYLENE CHLORIDE A
METHYLENE DIBROMIDE A
1593 METHYLENE DICHLORIDE A
METHYLENE DIISOCYANATE A
1198 METHYLENE OXIDE 37% A
METHYLEN EBIS(4-PHENYLISOCYANATE A
METHYLENEBIS(PHENYLISOCYANATE111- A
METHYLENEBIS(P-PHENYLISOCYANATE A
METHYLENEDIPHENYL DIISOCYANATE 4 4- A
METHYLENEDI-P-PHENYLENEDIISOCYANATE A
METHYLETHENE A
METHYLETHYLANILINE A
METHYLETHYLMETHANE A
1262 METHYLHEPTANE 2- A
1993 METHYLHEXANE A
METHYLHEXYLACRYLATE A
METHYLHYDROXYBUTYNE A
METHYLIC OXIDE -
2053 METHYLISOBUTYL CARBINOL (MIBC A
1541 METHYLLACTONITRILE 2- A
METHYL-N-AMYL CARBINOL A
3082 METHYLNAPHTALENE ALPHA- A
3082 METHYLNAPHTALENE BETA- A
3082 METHYLNAPHTHALENE A
METHYLNAPHTHALENE FRACTIONS A
1664 METHYLNITROBENZENE 2- A
1664 METHYLNITROBENZENE 4- A
METHYLNONANE 2- A
METHYLOLPENTANE 3- A
1208 METHYLPENTANE 2- A
METHYLPENTANE-2 4-DIOL 2- A
METHYLPENTANEDIOL-22- A
1993 METHYLPENTENE-2 A
METHYLPENTYL 2-ACETATE 4- A

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~nnl A, ~I=~ RESIDIJE F (OM FERMANTATION A (100)
III JRINEGAS -
~C JI AI\ HYDF IDE A
.AMINE A
)RI=THANE -
lA TIC ACID N
~C : AC O%QR LESS N
_C lAC ON A
A
MONC CI- _C DI lANE A
MON :Hl ~A :;I[ A
M( ")(~HI ~L !E
OROME
:JRnNAPf IA :NE
M\. MANOl AMINE
,v,u,' DLETHY _ENE )IAMINE
Mur . AMINE (72%OR LESS) A
MOI\ )E AMINE 'ECHNICAL) A

MO DH' DROXYMETHANE A
MC PROPANOL AMINE A
\n~ 'HYI. AMINE A
MON E"HERACETATE A
. N PI _ENE A
MON Nil :NE-1 A
1662 A
A
M R rOl \E
MC 10%
:>Y E 3LYCOl
:EIIE
~nnN~A D S" ~ER HB40
~ER 148
MORPHOLENE (' lO-1 4. ")'X'A 'IN!,:)
2054
MOF
M)~ )IL
MOTH LAKES)
IIlC
1694 MOTOR FUEl. A Ie COMPOUNDS
M A 00)
MOl DR IT

('LACID -
MPK A
M-TOLlIDINE -
MURIA" Ie ACID (DOT) A
MURIATIC ACID 10% A
~l llATle ACID 20% A
1789 lIATIC ACI[ 36% A
ML IATIC ACID 5%
MURIA" :A AI (AQUEOUS'
rv U: "AI DOlL
MUS EE OIL
MUT -OW 01 A( 00)

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1495
lYRCENI
MYRI COHOl

NALK : ooe ~ A
NAI_KY : 60C A
N HE \NOIC AC D A
N PARAFFINS A (100)
SHELL LUBE OILAL u, 'v A
~-A NUl:: J-1,2-ETHANE DIAMINE
2-1 MINOETHYL)-ETHYLENE DIAMINE
"H' I}\ ,)ETHYLENE DIAMINE
'~-{I DX' 'ETHYL)E"rHYLENE DIAMINE TRIACE"!IC
N,N-DIETHYLETHANOL AMINE
. FORMAMIDE

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Number Product Ratinq
N-DODECANE A
NEATSFOOT OIL A
NECATORINE A
NEODECANOIC ACID A
NEODOL FATTY ALCOHOL A
NEODOL25 A
NEOLENE A
NEOPENTANE (DOT) A
NEOPENTANOIC ACID A
NESOL A
N-ETHYL BUTYL AMINE A
N-ETHYLCYCLOHEXYL AMINE A
NEUTRAL OIL A
N-HEPTADECANOIC ACID A
N-HEPTANOL A
N-HEPTENE A
N-HEPTENE 3- A
N-HEPTYL HYDRIDE A
N-HEPTYLIC ACID A
1208 N-HEXANE A
N-HEXANOIC ACID A
N-HEXYL ALCOHOL A
N-HEXYL HYDRIDE A
N-HYDROXYETHL-1 2-ETHANE DIAMINE A
NIAX (POLVOL) A
NIAXDIOLS A
NIAXHEXOL A
NIAXMEXOL A
NIAX PENTOLS A
NIAXPOLYAL A
NIAX POLYOLS A
NIAXTDI A
NIAXTRIOLS A
NIGROSINE SPIRIT SOLUBLE B A
NIOBE OIL A
NITERSOLN A
NITRATE OF POTASSIUM SOLN A
NITRATING ACID (MIXTURE OF SULPHURIC) N
NITRATION BENZENE A
NITRATION TOLUENE A
NITRE SOLN A
2031 NITRIC ACID -
2031 NITRIC ACID 15% A
2031 NITRIC ACID 30% A
2031 NITRIC ACID 5% A
2032 NITRIC ACID 70% OR MORE N
NITRIC ACID ALUMINIUM SALT 80% A
2031 NITRIC ACID SOLUTIONS -
2031 NITRIC ACID RED FUMING 70% OR MORE N
NITRILOTRI-2-PROPANOL 1 1'1" A
NITRILOTRIACETIC ACID TRISODIUM SALT SOL A
1662 NITROBENZENE A
NITROCARBOL A
1578 NITROCHLOROBENZENE A
NITRO ETHANE A
NITROGEN DIOXIDE -
NITROGEN FERTILIZERS A
NITROGEN PEROXIDE A
1261 NITROMETHANE A
1663 NITROPHENOL 0- (MOLTEN) -
NITROPROPAN (60% INITROETHANE (40%) MIXTURE -
2608 NITRO PROPANE A
2608 NITROPROPANE 1 & 2 A
NITROPROPANE 60% NITROETHANE 1- 40% MIXTURE A
2608 NITROPROPANE 1- A
2608 NITROPROPANE 2- A
2608 NITROPROPANES A
1664 NITROTOLUENE ORTHO) A
1664 NITROTOLUENE (PARA) A
1664 NITROTOLUENE M A
1664 NITROTOLUENES A
1664 NITROTOLUOL 4- A
NITROUS ACID SODIUM SALT SOLN A
N-METHYL-2-PYROLIDONE A
N-METHYLAMINOETHANOL A
N-METHYLETHANE AMINE A
N-NONANOIC ACID A
N-NONYLIC ACID A

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OCTANOl1- A
OCTANOl2-N- A
OCTANONE 2- A
OCTANONE 3- A
OCTARO A
3295 OCTENE A
3295 OCTENE MIXED ISOMERS) A
3295 OCTENE 1- A
3295 OCTENE 2- A
OCTYlACETATE A
OCTYlACETATE-ISO & N A
OCTYl ACRYLATE A
OCTYl ALCOHOL SEC-N- A
OCTYl CARBINOL A
OCTYl CHLORIDE A
OCTYl HYDRIDEA A
OCTYl NIRATES MIX A
OCTYl NITRATES_(All ISOMERS) A
OCTYLAlCOHOl N. A
OCTYlBENZENE A
OCTYLDECYl ADIPATE A 100
OCTYlDECYlPHTHALATE A~10QL
OCTYlENE 1- A
OCTYLIC ACID A
OCTYlNITRATES (All ISOMERS) A
ODB A
ODCB A
ODECANOIC ACID LAURIC ACID~ A
1591 O-DICHLOROBENZENE A
O-DIE~ A
O-DIISOP E A
ODOURlESS KEROSINE A
O-ETHYlPHENOl A
OFA 414 CHEVROi'll A~10QL
O-HYDROXYTOlUENE A
Oil 1102 A
1662 Oil OF MIRBANE A
Oil OF MUSTARD ARTIFICIAL A
Oil OF TURPENTINE A
Oil OF VITRIOL 65% A
OilS MINERAL A 100
OilS REFINED COCONUT A 100
OilS REFINED COTTONSEED A 100
OilS REFINED D.C.O. A 100
OilS REFINED LINSEED A 100
OilS REFINED OITICICA A 100
OilS REFINED PALM A 100
OilS REFINED SAFFLOWER A 100
OilS REFINED SOYA A 100
OilS REFINED TUNG A 100
OilS VEGETABLE A 100
OITICICA Oil A 100
OLAMINE -
OlEFIANT GAS A
OLEFIN MIXTURESJC5-C7) A
OLEFIN MIXTURES C8-C12 A
OlEFIN/AlKYlESTER COPOlYMER{MM2000":l.. A
OlEFINES STRAIGHT CHAIN MIXTURE A
OlEFINS A
OlEFINS (C13 AND ABOVE) All ISOMERS A
OlEFINS C6-C8 MIXTURES A
OlEFINS 103 A
OlEFINS ALPHA A
I OLEIC ACID AJJOQL
OLEIC ACID TRIGLYCERIDE A 100
OLEIN A
OlEINE A (100)
1831 OlEUMJFUMING SULFURIC ACID} A
OLEUM SINAPIS VOLATilE A
OLEYL ALCOHOL A
OLEYL DICHLOROBENZENE A
OLIVE Oil M10QL
OLIVE Oil FATTY ACIDS A (100)
OlOA A
OMEGA-CHlOROTOlUENE A
O-METHYl PHENOL A
ONCB A
O-NITROCHlOROBENZENE A

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PA_M FA Y ACII rlLArE

PALM KE ~E:L HYL ESTER OC

PA I KI:. "Oil
PALM KE:RNE(§I. J:: RIC. ACID FREE) 100)
PALM KE fY ACIDS liOC
E,Jl JI A (100)
PALM Nl OIL t-A I Y A ;Il ~ETHY" ESTER A OC
bM. )IL [lQO
PALM JIL (REFIN =L' :suLFURIC AC FREE: 00

PALM OIl. C II:. (Sl :URIC ACID FREE) OC

PALM Jll ry AC JlETHYI ESTER
PA IJIIl, =.t.AC DS UC
PA .M " E~;TER
PAL~ I C ,J'JE tALl:3ED A (100)
PP .M :SSE[
PALM OIL PROCES~ 'HURIC: ACID FREE) A (100)
PALM OIL...8: ER [SI RIC. ACI[I FREE
PAL~ ~l DE A Ul
~ 01 U"RALISED
PALM C ROCESSED A (100)
PI "ARIN
PA_~ ,A N ( JDE A (100)
PALM I:l tAJSE .A OC
(100
3A OC
!l AC
PALMITIC ul'R 'Y" ESTER OC
PALMLTY . AU ill ,jCI:. A nHnl (Joe
OC
pi OLM
PI IASOLA ,(" Ol
PAN" ~ NAP rHA J:QQl
PAPI (POL rlvl!: _ENE PC . ISOCYANATE
EAPI
PARACETAI DEHYDE
'ARAJI
PARAnlr.HI nRoRFNZENE A

PARAFFI~ , (90
_PARAF..El!'!..9:!.LOF ,TED
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PABA.E.E.!li IS ,TE
PARAFFIN
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PARAFFIN JAPI iA
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PARAFFIN . V HITE A
.EARAff!I:i SI FC NATE
pI RAEI WAX A 90)
PARAFFINIC Wi • (PETRe Y; UM·
PARAFFINIC rE (PETROLEUM)
PARAF W • ADDITIVE
E,Jl 3P. rv 149
PP -{p rv 201
1264 PA lYDE
PA MI JBE OIL
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PARAI~OX (L UBE ADDITIVE)
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PARA II:. (l UBE OIL A

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2046 P-CYMENE (ISO£.ll.OPYL TOLUENE)

p-cYMOL

P-DICHLC 71="IE

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Number Product '" Ratinq
PETROLEUM SOLVENTS A
PETROLEUM SOLVENTS AROMATIC A
1993 PETROLEUM SPIRITS A
PETROLEUM SULFONATE OILS (LUBE ADDITIVE) A 100
PETROLEUM SULPHONATE C-45 A 100
PETROLEUM SULPHONATE M400 A 100
PETROLEUM SULPHONATE SODIUM SALTS A 100
PETROLEUM THINNER A
PETROLEUM WAX A 100
PHENICACID A
2312 PHENOL A
1671 PHENOL 100% A
1671 PHENOL 10-99% A
PHENOL DODECYL A
PHENOLATE LYE A
PHENOLIC LYE A
PHENOLIC OIL A
PHENOXYACETIC ACID 2 4- DICHLORO- A
PHENYL ACETALDEHYDE A
1547 PHENYL AMINE A
PHENYL CHLORIDE A
3077 PHENYL ETHER A
PHENYL GLYCIDYL ETHER A
PHENYL HYDRATE A
1114 PHENYL HYDRIDE A
PHENYL METHYL KETONE A
2303 PHENYL-1-PROPENE 2-(INHIBITED A
1993 PHENYL-1-PROPENE 3- A
PHENYL-1-XYLYLETHANE A
PHENYL-1-XYLYLETHANE 1- (ALL ISOMERS) A
PHENYLBENZENE A
2709 PHENYLBUTANE 2- A
PHENYLCARBINOL A
PHENYLDODECANE 1- A
PHENYLETHENE A
PHENYLETHYLENE A
PHENYLFORMIC ACID A
PHENYLFORMIC ACID 10% A
PHENYLIC ACID A
PHENYLMETHANE(TOLUENE) A
PHENYLMETHANOL A
PHENYLMETHYLACETATE A
PHENYLPROPANE 1- A
PHENYLPROPANE 2- A
2303 PHENYLPROPENE 2- A
PHENYLTRIDECANE 1- A
PHOSGENE --
PHOSPHOLEUM N
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID DOT A
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID 10% A
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID 20% A
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID 30% A
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID 85% A
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID CONC. (SUPER PHOSPHORIC) A
1805 PHOSPHORIC ACID 01 2-ETHYLHEXYL) ESTER A
2323 PHOSPHORIC ACID SOLUTIONS A
2574 PHOSPHORIC ACID TRIETHYL ESTER A
PHOSPHORIC ACID TRIS(METHYLPHENYLlESTER A
PHOSPHORIC ACID TRITOLYL ESTER A
PHOSPHORIC SYRUP A
1381 PHOSPHORUS WHITE) -
PHOSPHORUS (YELLOW) -
PHOSPHORUS CHLORIDE -
PHOSPHORUS LlOUIDE -
1810
PHOSPHORUS OXIDE
PHOSPHORUS OXYCHLORIDE
-
N
PHOSPHORUS OXYTRICHLORIDE N
1810 PHOSPHORYL CHLORIDE N
PHOSPORIC ACID TRIBUTYL ESTER A
PH PH A
PHTHALANDIONE -
PHTHALATE 79 DIISOOCTYL PHTHALATE) A
PHTHALATE 911 (DIOP) A
PHTHALATE PLASTICISERS A (100)
PHTHALATES A

F PHTHALIC ACID ANHYDRIDE

PHTHALIC ACID BUTYLBENZYL ESTER
PHTHALIC ACID BUTYLOCTYL ESTER

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POLYETHYLENE POlYAMINES A
POlYFERRIC SULPHATE SOlN A
POLYGlYCEROl A 100
POlYGlYCOl A (100)
POlY-ISO-BUTENE A (100)
POLYISOBUTYlENES A
POLYMER-FUEL A
POLYMERISED OilS A
POLYMETHYlENE-POlYPHENYl-ISO-CYANATE A
POlY-N-IPOlY UREA PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER A
POlYOl A
POlYOlEFIN MOLECULAR WEIGHT 300+ A
POlYOlEFIN AMIDE ALKENE AMINE (C29+) A
POLYOlEFIN AMIDE AlKENEAMIDE C28+ A
POLYOlEFIN ESTER (C28-C250) A
POlYOlEFIN PHENOLIC AMIDE C28-C250 A
POLYOXYETHYlENE A
POLYOXYPROPYlENE GLYCOL A
POLYOXYPROPYlENTRIOl A
POLYPHOSPHORIC ACID A
POLYPlURACOl A
POLYPROPYLENE A
POLYPROPYLENE GLYCOL A
POLYPROPYLENE GLYCOL DIMETHYL ETHER A
POLYPROPYLENE GLYCOL METHYL ETHER A
POLYSllOXANE A
POLYSOl LATEX 730 A
POLYSOl LATEX XD631 A
POlYSOlV A
POlYSOlV EE ACETATE A
POLYVINYL ACETATE EMULSION AMM.STAB. A ....

POLYVINYL ACETATE LATEX A

POppy Oil A
POPPYSEED Oil A
PORPOISE Oil A 100
POTABLE WATER A
POTASH LIQUOR 10-20% A
POTASH LIQUOR 10-50% A
POTASH LIQUOR 20-50% A
POTASH LIQUOR 50% A (100)
POTASH lYE 10-20% A
POTASH lYE 10-50% A
POTASH lYE 20% A
POTASH lYE 20-50% A
POTASH lYE 50% A 100
POTASH TRIPOlYFOSFAAT 50% A
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE DRilLING BRINE A
POTASSIUM HYDRATE 10-20% A
POTASSI"M H Y O R A
POTASSIUM HYDR 0% A
POTASSIUM HY[ A
1814 POTASSIUM HYDRO A (100)
1814 POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 20% A (100)
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 20-50% A 100)
POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE 50% A (100)
1486 POTASSIUM NITRATE SOLUTIONS A (100)
POTASSIUM OLEATE A
POTASSIUM SILICATE A
POTASSIUM SILICATE AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS A
POTATO Oil A
POWER KEROSENE A
PPG A
P-PHOSPHORIC ACID -
PREMIUM GRADE KEROSINE K29 A
PREMIUM GRADE KEROSINE K30 A
PREMIUM GRADE MOTOR GASOLINE lEADED A
PREMIUM GRADE MOTOR GASOLINE UNLEADED A
PREMIUM MOGAS 98 A
PREPARED TAR A 100)
PRIMENE 81 R ROHM & HAAS A
PRIMOL ESSO WHITE Oil A
PROCESS NAPHTA A
PROCESS NAPHTHA ESSO A
PROCESS Oil A
PROCESS OilS MINERAL ORIGIN A 100
PROCESS OilS VEGETABLE ORIGIN A
1275 PROPANAl A
1978 PROPANE A

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_Number Product Ratinq

PROPYL HYDRllJE

PROPY . OXITOL ISO.

1276 PROI YLACE rE,1-

PRC LA' :JNE
RC .N
2364 PRe 'Y oNE
PROPY : (N,ISO) A
1077 P 'IE
1143 pROp), JE DEHYDE A
PROPYl_ENE COPOLYMER A

1279
>PYLE~ MER
RCIP' : ( _y( UT ETHER
PR 'Y .Y' OA ~Y iER
PR PY _YCOI OE1 YI.I :THER A
3092 PRC 'Y ETHER .A
RO :( (C P !:OTHER A
PF lE
A
(l A
128C
1280 :0: A
P :R
Opy -Y R A
F IP' rE :R A
J mpY T Uti. A
2929 PF 1-( -
'R ::-. JL 1- -
PR
P~F :ACID
PSEUDOI GLYCOl
P~FIJnor lENE:
P-TOLUENE SULFONIC ACID
p-' 0l,Y r.HI ORlr
PUMKINSEED Oil

PX 104

P-XYLENE

PYRENE
1282
1282 I"'r~IVUINI BASES
PYROACE A::II:L
1090 PYROJl GET ETHER
PJ' ClRF 1701
PYF ::lG AR[ 53T A (100)

PYRC ")1 IN A
PYROl FUE UE :Jll A
PYRe J( EHnE
P'
P) RC <Y "IRT
2811 'YI RC NE
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RA OIL DC
RA :EED OIL LQQ)

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RE[ :ACI[ DC
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REFINE[I H R[ IE[' FISH OIL DC

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 REFINED TAR A (100)
RI=r::nR~AJHES (GASOLINE RI FNnlNG STOCK) A
REGl LAR GRADE (EROSINE A
REGULAR GRADE MOTOR GAS LEADED A

Kl::I-'K IXA'rEXAC 61" PHTHLA--E' A

RESI[ A IEL A
RESI ADO)
RESIN ~m ITF rE (ESSO) A
RESIN OIL IS ,E COLIMARONE )IIS
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R SIN I A

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A
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RUBBER J v t "''' OIL
RI M A
RUM RUDE A
RUSAOI A

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S.B.P.
S.B.P. 80/220-20
S.B. SOLVENTS
SACI745
SAF :JWER Oil A DC
SAFFLOWER OIL FATTY ACI A (100)

IALMON A (10e
SA E )LN A
IRI A 190
A' R A (90)
SA -
3Jl D! A
~ANnAI we _- AS' INDIAN A

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1- (100)

SEBACI(: ACID DIBUTYL ESTER A

"'~tAr'!(: ACID DI DECYl ESTER
SEBACI(: ACID DIHEXYL ESTER
SEC AI 1YI. ALCOHOL
112C S::C-B rANOL
1123 SEC-Bl . ACETATE A
112C SEC- A r.OH()1 A
SEC-BU--YL AMINE A
SEC-B -y ;ARBINOl A

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Number - Product ~ ~
Ratio!!"
SEC-BUTYLPHENOL 2- A
SEC-HEXYL ACETATE A
SEC-HEXYL ALCOHOL A
SEC-N-OCTYL ALCOHOL A
SEC-NOR-AMYL ALCOHOL A
SECONDARY ALCOHOLS A
SEC-PENTHYLCARBINOL A
SEED OIL A (100)
SEMECARPUS OIL A 100
SENECA OIL A (100)
SENTRY GRAIN PRESERVER -
SESAME OIL A (100)
SEXTOL A
SEXTONE A
SEXTONE B A
SHARK LIVER OIL A 100
SHARK OIL A (100)
SHELL (LUBE ADDITIVE A 100
SHELL 100 ES NEUTRAL A
SHELL 501 SPINDLE 69110 A
SHELL BLEND A (MEK MIBK AND ACETATE) A
SHELL BRIGHT STOCK A
SHELL C14 - C15 A
SHELL C6-CS A
SHELL CS - C10 A
SHELL CABISMAS DISTILLATE A
SHELL CARDURA E A
SHELL CEREX A
SHELL DIALA B A
SHELL DIALA D A
SHELL DUTREX 33 AROMATIC PROCESS/EXTENDER A
SHELL FLEX (PROCESS EXTENDER OIl) A
SHELL HEAVY AXLE OIL A (100)
SHELL KEREX (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
SHELL LlMEA OIL A
SHELL NEUTRAL A
SHELL NSR-S-57S9 A
SHELL ROTELLA A
SHELL SPRAY OIL A
SHELL TERGOL A
SHELL TRANSFORMER OIL A
SHELLFLEX A
SHELLFLEX EXTENDER OILS A (100)
1993 SHELLSOL (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
1993 SIGNAL ESP ENOL 1 MIN. SPIRITS A
1993 SIGNAL ESP ENOL 2 (MIN. SPIRITS) A
SILICA SLURRY A
SILICATE (2), HEXAFLUORO- DIHYDROGEN -
SILICATE OF SODA A
SILICIUMTETRACHLORIDE A
SILICOFLUORIC ACID -
1818 SILICON CHLORIDE -
1818 SILICON TETRACHLORIDE -
SINAPIS OIL A
SIPOL L 10 A
SKYDROL500 A
SKYDROL HYDRAULIC FLUID A
SKYDROL Y-91 A
SLACKWAX (SEE PETROLATUM) A (100)
SLAKED LIME A
SLiMCIDE A
5MBP DISTILLATE A
SOAP STOCK A (100)
SOAPSTOCKS ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE A 100
SOCENY NYVAC 30 A
SODA ASH A
SODA ASH (10%) A
SODIUM 2-MERCAPTOBENZOTHIAZOL SOL A
SODIUM 2-MERCAPTOBENZOTHIAZOL SOL A
SODIUM ACETATE SOLN A
SODIUM ALKYLNAPHTHALENE SULFONATE A
SODIUM ALKYLSALICYLATE (C13+) A
SODIUM ALUMINATE A
SODIUM ALUMINATE SOLN A
SODIUM ALUMINOSILICATE SLURRY A
SODIUM BENZOATE A
1479 SODIUM BICHROMATE A
1479 SODIUM BICHROMTE SOLN 65% A

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Number " ~ ~ ~ Product ,
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1155 SOLVENT ETHER A
SOLVENTGM A
SOLVENT L ESSO A
SOLVENT NAPHTHA A
SOLVENT NEUTRAL 500 A
SOLVENT NEUTRAL OIL 100 A
SOLVENT NEUTRAL OIL 200 A
SOLVENT NEUTRAL OIL 350 A
SOLVENT NEUTRAL OIL 85VL A
SOLVENT PETROLEUM A
1993 SOLVENT PY (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
1993 SOLVENT R150 MINERAL SPIRITSi A
SOLVENT R2226 ESSO A
SOLVENT VERGILO 50 KETONE AND ACETATEi A
1993 SOLVESSO (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
1993 SOLVESSO 100 MINERAL SPIRITS A
1993 SOLVESSO 150 (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
SOLVOSOL A
SONTOBRITE A
SORBITOL A
SORBITOL 70% SOLUTION A
SORBITOLAQ A
SOUR CRUDE A_(100)
SOUR CRUDE OIL A 100
SOVACICIDE PY--.1.HANi A
SOVASOL (MINERAL SPIRITS) A
SOYA BEAN OIL A 100
SOYA FATTY ACIDS A 100
SOYA LECITHIN A 100
SOYA OIL A 100
SOYA OIL FATTY ACIDS A 100
SOYA TYPE S-210 A 100
SOYA TYPE S-230 A 100
SOYBEAN OIL A 100
SPB PALM OIL A 100
SPECIAL BOILING POINT BENZINES A
SPECIAL BOILING POINT RUBBER SOLVENT A
SPECIAL PALM OIL BLEACHABLE A (100)
SPERM OIL A 100
SPERM OIL PRESSINGS A (100)
SPERM OIL RESIDUE A 10QL
SPERM WHALE OIL A(100)
SPERMACETI OIL A 10QL
SPERSUL -
SPINDLE OIL LUBE OIL A
SPIRIT A
SPIRIT OF VITRIOL 65% A
SPIRITS AROMATIC A
SPIRITS OF SALT A
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE A
SPRAY OIL LUBE OIL A
SPRAY OIL TEXACO A
STANCO BASE A 100
STANCO BASE 600 A110QL
STAND OIL LINSEED A
STAR GLYCERINE A
STARCH SOLUTION A
STARCH SOLUTION 10% A
STEAM REFINED OIL A (100)
STEARIC ACIDlFATTY ACID A 100
STEARYL ALCOHOL A (100)
STEROLAMIDE A

STOD~~9it,~rENT
1993 A
A
STRAI IJN A
STRAIGHT RUN NAPHTA A
STRAIGHTRUN RESIDUE A
STRUKTOL J274 A
STUMP TURPENTINE A
2055 STYRENE A
STYRENE BUTADIENE A
STYRENE BUTADIENE LATEX (AMM.STAB.) A
STYRENE BUTADIENE RUBBER LATEX A
2055 STYRENE MONOMER A
2055 STYRENE MONOMER INHIBITED A
2055 STYROL A
STYRON A
STYROPOLSO A

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Number ~ ~ ~ F'roduct ~ ~ Ratin!l ~

SUPEROL GLYCERINE A
SUPERPHOSPHORIC ACID A
SUPERSOL MINERAL SPIRITS A
SUPRASEC DND A
SURCHEM 306 SULFONATE OIL A
SURFONIC N.95 (DETERGENT ALCOHOL) A (100)
SWEET OIL A 100
SYM-DICHLOROETHANE A
SYM-DICHLOROETHYLENE A
SYM-DIMETHYLETHYLENE GLYCOL A
SYM-METHYLETHYLETHYLENE A
SYM-TETRACHLOROETHANE A
SYM-TRIMETHYLBENZENE A
SYNPERONIC NP9 A
SYNPROL (SYNTHETIC FATTY ALCOHOL) A
SYNTHETIC ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATE A
SYNTHETIC BITTER ALMOND OIL A
SYNTHETIC ESSENTIAL OIL OF BITTER ALMOND A
SYNTHETIC LATEX A
SYNTHETIC MUSTARD OIL A
SYRUPS A(100)

T LA LUBE IL A
TACUM OIL A
TALL OIL A 100
TALL OIL (CRUDE AND DISTILLED) A 100
TALL OIL CRUDE A 100
TALL OIL CRUDE OR REFINED A 100
TALL OIL FATTY ACID A 100
TALL OIL FATTY ACID (RESINACID 20% OR LESS) A 100
TALL OIL REFINED A 100
TALL OIL SOAP (DISPROPORTIONATED) SOLN A 100
TALLOL A 100
TALLOW A 100
TALLOW ACID A 100
TALLOW ACID CRUDE AND REFINED) A 100
TALLOW ALCOHOL A (100
TALLOW BLEACHABLE FANCY TOPWHITE A 100
TALLOW FATTY ACID A 100
TALLOW OIL FATTY ACIDS A 100
TALLOW REFINED A 100
TALLOW UNIFAT 50% F.FA A 100
TALLOW/COCONUTTC 1005 A
TALLOW/COCONUTTC 1010 A
TALLOW/COCONUTTC 1010T A
TALLOW-TYPE T11 A
TALLOW-TYPE T18 A
TALLOW-TYPE T20 A
TALLOW-TYPE T22 A
TANNIC ACID SOLUTIONS A
TANNIN A
TANNIN AQUEOUS SOLNS A
TAP WATER A
TAR COAL A 100
TAR ACIDS A
TAR OIL A
TARTARIC ACID A
TARTARIC ACID 10% A
TCE A
TEEFROTH PROPYLENE GLYCOL METHYL ETHER A
TEELOIL A
TEEPOL A
TEEPOLSUPER A 100
TEG A
TEL A
TEL-B COMPOUND A
TEL-CB COMPOUND A
2047 TELONE A
1396 TEN. -
TERANAP A
TERGITOL 08 A
TERGITOL 15 512 A
TERGITOL 15 5 3 A
TERGITOL4 A
TERGITOL 7 A
TERGITOL NP 35 A
TERGITOL NP 40 A

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Number Product Ratin~ ~

-
TEXANOl CHEMICAL INTERMEDIATE 224 TRI- A
TEXINE l A
THANOl A (100)
THEOBROMA Oil (COCOA Oil A 100
2056 THF A
THFA A
THICKENED OilS A (100)
THIOFACO M-50 A
THIOFACO T-35 A
THIOLANE-11-DIOXIDE A
THIOPHENE TETRA HYDRO- 1 1-DIOXIDE A
THREAMINE A
THUS AMERICAN A
THUS GUM A
TIDEWATER 100 SOLVENT PALE Oil (lUBE Oil) A
TIDEWATER 1800 SOLVENT PALE Oil (lUBE Oil) A
TIDEWATER~ I A
TIDEWATER TEL Oil) A
TIGLIUM Il A 100
Til Oil A (100)
TINCAl A
TITAANTETRACHlORIDE A
1838 TITANIUM CHLORIDE A
TITANIUM DIOXIDE AQUEOUS DISPERSIONS A
TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDE A
Tl314 -
TMl-CB COMPOUND A
1294 TOLUENE A
TOLUENE DIAMINE A
TOLUENE DIISOCYANATE 2 4- (TOil A
TOLUENE 2 4-DI-ISO-CYANATE A
TOLUENE AlPHACHLORO A
TOLUENE P-CHlORO- A
1708 TOLUIDINE A
1294 TOLUOL A
1760 TOlYl CHLORIDE A
TOlYlETHYlENES A
TOPANEl -
TOXILIC ANHYDRIDE A
TRA-BUTENE-20l0W BOILING BUTENE-2 A
TRANSFORMER Oil A (100)
TRANSMISSION Oil A
1710 TRI A
TRHHYDROXYETHYl) AMINE A
TRIACETIN A
TRIACETYl GLYCERINE A
TRIAlKYl PHOSPHATE A
TRIARYl PHOSPHATE A 100
TRIBASIC SODIUM PHOSPHATE (TSP) A
TRIBUTYl PHOSPHATE A
TRIBUTYlETHYlHEXYl PHOSPHATE A
2831 TRICHlORETHANE A
TRICHLORIDE OF PHOSPHORUS A
TRICHLORO-1 2 2-TRIFlUORO ETHANE 112- A
TRICHLOROBENZENE A
2811 TRICHlOROBENZENE 1 2 3- A
2321 TRICHlOROBENZENE 1 24- A
2811 TRICHlOROBENZENE 1 3 5- A
2831 TR~E111- A
TRI E 1 1 2- A
1710 TRI ENE A
1710 TRICHLOROETHYLENE A
TRICHlOROFlUOROMETHANE A
TRICHlOROFORM A
1888 TRICHLOROMETHANE A
TRICHlOROPROPANE A
TRICHlOROPROPANE 1 23- A
TRICRESOL A
TRICRESOL 10% A
TRICRESOL 100% A
2574 TRICRESYl PHOSPHATE A 100)
TRICRESYl PHOSPHATE «1% ORTHO-ISOMERS) A
TRIDECANE A
TRIDECANOIC ACID A (100)
TRIDECANOl A
TRIDECANOl1- A
TRIDECENE A
TRIDECENE CONCENTRATE A

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TRIXYL JY. PHOSPHATE A
fRIXY 'HOSPHATE
ROS C2E A
TROS D91 m "''''
fRO~ TH767 A
fP
Tue UMOI A (100)
TUFF I (ARCO EXTENDER OILS)1559A
TUFFl '(ARCO EXTENDER OILS) 6056 A
TUFFl '(ARCO EXTE NnFR nil !'; IR?M
TUNA )1 A 110(
JNG A!" 00\
IV A 00\
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TlIRBO FUE A-1 A
TURKEY RED Oil
1299 fURPENTINE A
1299 TURPENTINE Oil
TURPENTI \IE SPIR A
TURPENTINE SUB: mUTE
1299 TURPENTINE,OIL AND GUM A
1299 fURPS
TXP A

U-4224 A
U:CANE ALKYLATE (DODECYL BENZENE)
UCAR SOLV :ON'" 2LM
UF-71 (BORDEN)
=ACII' K
JI~DECPNE
UN[ CANe : ACI[
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UNFINISHF KEROSENE'
UNFINIS RC \lAPHTHA
UN V 'HTHA
A""( A (100)
UNIFOI P Due TS
UNIFOL 3-, PI nlll:TS) A
Nlv
UNLEA[ G SPIRIl A
LP ~E:
UNSYM-I 1'1 HLORIDE A

URAN flLlZER) A
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UREA (. URATED)
UREA ?5/FC Inn, lY)E 601WATER15
UREA 50' IN WATER A 00\
UREAAMM(IN!UM NITRATE 32% ININATER
UREA AMMONIUM NITRATE SOLNS
-oRE .AMMONIUM IT VATER
IJRFA AMtIJ nN UM NITRA TE SOLN
UREA AMMm !Il : SOLN
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UREAA~ Ie r A( JA l> ... n()MI A
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WAER SEA (H -(wORfRTNGl A9m
W,ll N
WI rE 31' 1-
WATER :1( 5ED- A (90)
WATER.DIST LED-
WATER.DRIN ING A
WA-E POT)!BLE
SE~- A '9C
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WA rl XT~(;T
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WAXP ")11=1 ~~ A (100)
WAXES
WEED DRENCH A
~E A
WELCOLINE DO A (100)
WHALE FAT A(1(jQ)
WHALE Oil A (100)
WHEY A
V' A
INHITCO PETROLEUM I 11 A
2717 WHI fE CAMPHOR Oil A
WHITE CAUS' : 50% A 70\
JNHITE CAUSTIC DLN 75% A 7m
WHITE:/l I~I

WHITEMINEI
WHITE C
WHITE ROC! LIME
WHITE SPI I
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1993 WHlfE SP )/l SPIRITS)
1993 WI 01
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'Nt- .S I Fl Sf- POINT
INRT PIF I AROMATIC A
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S 1E 1/280 A
I IW AI )MATIC
2304 VI rAR A
WHI I t: 34 MOB,
V' N A
W A
WI~IE VI A
123C VI II' Ol
VlO)1 E :R A
W IA "HA
WD D A 110m
123C VlD( SI
1299 WOC D T RPI :NTINE A
WOOL FA A (100)
WOOL GREASE MeA =OR LOAD AN[ nl<:(,I-1/l ~( A 10m
WOOl GREASE FATTY ACIDS A (100)
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1307 XYLE RIAL A
1307 XYLEN I. PARA A

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