Main Group 2 Hull: O/3175-Specification Revision 6 Date: 12.04.06 1
Main Group 2 Hull: O/3175-Specification Revision 6 Date: 12.04.06 1
Main Group 2 Hull: O/3175-Specification Revision 6 Date: 12.04.06 1
HULL
21 AFTERBODY................................................................................................................ 2.5
210 Afterbody - General....................................................................................................2.5
26 HULL OUTFITTING......................................................................................................2.8
262 Bottom plugs and sea inlets.......................................................................................2.9
263 Foundations............................................................................................................... 2.9
264 Fender bars - bilge keel.............................................................................................2.9
266 Anchor chests............................................................................................................ 2.9
267 Bulwarks and cargo rail..............................................................................................2.9
268 Funnels.................................................................................................................... 2.10
27 MATERIAL PROTECTION..........................................................................................2.10
276 Galvanising.............................................................................................................. 2.19
278 External cathodic protection.....................................................................................2.19
279 Fuel oil, lube oil, and hydraulic oil tanks...................................................................2.19
280 Miscellaneous internal areas, vent and air trunks, all other surfaces.......................2.20
20 HULL MATERIALS
All openings / slots in upper part of tanks shall have area minimum the area of the vent pipe
for the tank.
All openings / slots in the bottom of the tanks, longitudinal and transverse, shall have an
area of min. 25 % above the dimension of the suction pipes.
Manholes
Manholes with dimensions of at least 600 x 400 mm shall be arranged in all tanks and
cofferdams.
Manholes in 1st deck to have covers flush with the wooden plank.
Manhole covers for brine tanks, situated at main deck shall be provided with an inspection
plug. See 303
Two (2) access manholes shall be fitted to each tank. (Tanks of approximately 10 m3 or
less may be fitted with one (1) access manhole). Manholes shall be located below decks
were possible for direct access. Manholes will only be accepted on deck where direct
access is not possible. Manholes to double bottom tanks shall be raised flange type.
Manhole covers shall be bolted and provided with lifting bars and bead welded contents
label.
All manholes and access hatches shall be provided with grab rails fitted to each side of the
tank bulkhead and galvanised access ladders to the tank bottom. Only 1 ladder for each
tank
Welding general
All welding shall meet Class requirements.
All welding below 1st deck, 02 acc. deck and in all wet rooms and areas shall be double
continuous.
Welding shall also be carried out around all scallops, air- and drain holes and slots etc. the
ends of all lugs for frames, longitudinal stiffeners, etc. to avoid rust pockets which defeat
the purpose of coating.
Lifting lugs, temporary lugs and all clips shall be cut off and remains shall be ground flush
with the steel structure if not otherwise agreed.
All welding shall be completed to the greatest possible extent before blasting of welding
seams and painting.
Tightening welding shall be carried out on both sides of watertight transverse bulkheads
where penetrated by longitudinal.
Offset bulb plates shall be used throughout the Vessel, welded tee sections will be
accepted for deck girders and web frames only, angle bars will be accepted in way of the
accommodation.
All welding shall be carried out in accordance with the Class requirements.
Welding calculations shall be approved by the Buyer and Class.
Stern plating min. 40 mm thickness, corners and curved steelplates shall be 25 mm thick.
Aft ship shall be strengthened for stern roller, towing pins and shark jaws. See group 437.
The aft ship shall be well rounded below and above the waterline.
Bins for mooring ropes in steering gear compartment. (Hatch Ø300 mm above the bin.)
22 ENGINE AREA
Approved sounding gouges on lub. oil and hydraulic oil storage tanks. Foundations for main
engines shall be well integrated in the bottom structure.
Drawings of main engine and gear foundations shall be approved by the main engine and
gear supplier. Foundations for PTI gear and Fi-Fi pumps.
2nd deck in engine room with openings above the main engines.
Platforms in engine room according to engine room arrangement drawing. See gr. 525.
Engine control room shall be sound insulated and shall have floating floor.
Double layer windows in engine control room. One(1) work station with table, chair and
bookshelf in engine control room.
One (1) workshop on tanktop in engine room.
Railings
Railings in engine room shall be removable.
230 General
Cargo tank, ballast tanks, roll reduction tanks and rig chain lockers according to General
arrangement.
Liq. Mud and brine tanks shall be smooth inside, no stiffeners or other obstructions inside
the tanks, except below 1st deck. Where stiffeners are unavoidable, there shall be
construction with good drainage. The liq.mud tanks shall be designed for specific weight of
2.80 tons/cum
2nd deck (platform deck) in the whole cargo area.
Foundations for cargo pumps and compressors on tanktop.
Foundations for the dry bulk tanks shall be integrated in the double bottom.
A removable 25 mm perforated plate 200 mm above bottom in the rig chain lockers.
The rig chain lockers shall also be connected to the water ballast system and the brine
system.
Aluminum walkway with railing from engine room to aft thrusters room SB and PS.
One (1) trunk for HIPAP with flange and blind cover for bottom equipment.
No valves or equipment shall be delivered or installed.
Sloping bottom in liquid mud and brine tanks with large suction wells forward/inboards
corner in liquid mud, brine and base oil tank.
234 Deck
1st deck shall be strengthened and arranged with equipment and with loading according to
the requirements in general design.
Girders in 1st deck shall be of quality NV 36 if this save space and weight.
The 1st deck shall be sized in accordance with Class rules with insert plates as required
under and in way of winches, capstans, bollards, etc.
The after deck port and starboard of stern roller as indicated on the G.A.–plan is slightly
contoured by a minimum of 25 mm thick curved plate to ensure smooth passage of anchor
flukes when anchor stock moves over centre of roller.
1st deck shall be reinforced for a specific load of 5 tonnes/m2 in deck cargo area forward of
frame 25 and 10 t/m2 from frame 25 and aft. Wooden plank, see gr. 532.
Steel bars flush with wooden deck for fastening of equipment. Strengthening for static load
approx. 30 t per 1 m on each bar. (Not in addition to the deck strength).
The 1st deck plating in the working area forward of the stern roller and up to frame 21 as
shown on the G.A. is of min. 40 mm steel plate with 75x20 mm flat bars welded on the
plate, distance 75 mm.
Any openings in the deck shall be suitably reinforced. The edge forward and sides shall
have smooth crossing to the wooden deck.
240 Forebody
Forebody from forward of engine room to stem with tanks and side thrusters room.
Soft nosed with push bow. Strengthened bulb in way of anchor drop.
Rubber fender on bow, made of vertical rubber fenders.
Two (2) side thrusters.
Two (2) self-stowing, watertight chain lockers are shall be located forward as indicated on
the General Arrangement. Increased bottom and 200 mm of sides to 16 mm.
Grating approx. 200 mm above bottom in chain lockers.
Quick release arrangement for anchor chain fastening point to locker.
Plating in way of anchor and bulbous bow shall be strengthened.
Mooring rope bins in bosun store below 01 acc.deck with hatch Ø 300 mm in 01 acc.deck
forward.
The anchor handling / towing winch shall be covered by the deckhouse with open aft part.
The three (3) storage reels shall be fitted inside the deckhoon the top of this deckhouse, in
accordance with the GA.use.
In general, the whole superstructure shall be made of steel and shall be well stiffened and
well integrated with the main ship structure to minimise vibrations.
As far as possible all longitudinal and transverse bulkheads shall be in line with already
arranged longitudinal bulkheads and webs. Measures shall be taken to reduce noise level
in accommodation.
Platform between funnel and ventilation room on wheelhouse top for installation of
FI-FI monitors.
Exhaust pipes above funnels shall be flanged on top of funnel.
The top of the exhaust pipes shall be of stainless steel, and bolts for fastening the exhaust
pipe top shall also be of stainless steel.
All sea inlets shall be equipped with closing valves with visual indicator for open and closed
position. The handle shall have easy access above floor gratings.
263 Foundations
All foundations on decks and in engine room shall be strong and with necessary support.
Machinery and equipment shall be bolted to functions. “Chockfast” or steel shall be used
between foundations and machinery.
The foundations for the main engines shall be extended for installation of Fi-Fi gears and
Fi-Fi pumps.
Gutter bars
Gutter bars shall be arranged inside stiffeners on all exterior accommodation bulkheads
and around all wet interior spaces.
Flat bar coaming around all opening in decks, around all external decks and around oily
machinery.
Bulwark
Bulwark on 02 acc.deck.
Height of bulwark: 1200 mm.
The cargo rail shall have strong profile supports every 2400 mm, with portal reinforcement
between cargo rail and ship’s side bulwark. Length between supports approx. 4800 mm.
Height of cargo rail shall be approx. 3000 mm above deck. Stopper for the towing wire shall
be fitted SB and PS at approx. fr. 21. Top pipe shall be approx. dia. 273 x 12.5 mm on SB
side and I profile.
Protection plate in the cargo rail frame 18 to frame 60 shall be arranged with freeing ports
according to the loadline and openings for passage. Thickness of min. 15 mm from frame 6
to 18 and 12 mm from frame 18 to 60. The protection plate shall be replaced with three (3)
off longitudinal pipes, dia. 273 x 12.5 mm between every second support.
Open GRP grating between bulwark and cargo rail in full length of the safe haven.
Top of bulwark on 1st deck shall be inside ship’s side with HP 200 x 12 mm on top.
One (1) removable (bolted) part of the cargo rail and bulwark, approx. 4.8 m one(1) side.
Stainless steel bolts.
Stoppers for towing wire shall be arranged at frame 18 SB and hinged stoppers on PS at
frame 6.
268 Funnels
One(1) funnel for exhaust, and ventilation. The funnel shall be made of steel.
Ladders/steps inside the funnel as necessary for access for maintenance/inspection inside
the casing and funnels.
27 MATERIAL PROTECTION
Surface preparation shall be according to decided standard, to manufacturer’s
recommendations and to Buyers’ approval.
Oil and grease shall be removed by use of degreaser followed by fresh water hosing.
Welding seams shall be continuous and carried out according to good practice. This means
e.g. free of cracks and, if necessary, cleaned with acid and then with fresh water.
Tanks
Cuts shall be filled with weld. Grinding where there are sharp edges.
Lugs shall be removed and grinded in tanks, bilge areas and below floor plate levels.
All external welds and damaged primer shall be sandblasted to SA 2,5, and touched up
with zinc-silicate primer. Preferably all external welding shall be finalised prior to start-up of
sandblasting.
All internal welds and damaged primer shall be steel brushed and touched up with zinc
primer. (See 279 fuel, Base and lube oil tanks).
All edges and welding seams shall be strip coated before next coating.
All paint work shall be carried out according to the paint manufacturer’s recommendations.
The paint shall be applied as received from the manufacturer. Oils, thinner and other drying
liquid shall not be added except when this is specified from the manufacturer. High
pressure spraying is applied all over where it is practical.
All areas shall be touched up with a primer paint before top coat is applied. This also
applies for the equipment delivered undercoated from the subcontractors.
Parts of steel which shall be riveted or screwed together shall be painted same as weather
deck on the mating areas, but not in oil tanks.
This specification is based on paint delivered by Jotun A/S. Other paint manufacturers with
equal standard can be used, only with Buyer’s written approval. Colours shall be decided
by the Buyers, but the Builder shall assist by making a colour suggestion.
EXTERNAL DECK
According to owner approved yard standard.
(sharp edges etc. shall be rounded or smoothed. Min. radius = 2 mm)
at 23C
Stripecoat before each coat
GALVANIZED ITEMS
All area shall be cleaned thoroughly, to remove oil, grease, salts and other contaminations. All exposed
areas shall be painted. Galvanized items passing through tanks and behind linings not to be painted.
BALLAST TANKS, DRILL WATER TANKS, BASE OIL TANKS (to be touch-up with kerosene), OILY
WATER TANK, CHAIN LOCKERS, , COFFERDAMS AND VOID SPACES, HPR TRUNK
According to owner approved yard standard.
(sharp edges etc. shall be rounded or smoothed, min. radius = 2 mm).
at 23o C
at 23o C
Stripecoat before each coat
at 23o C
276 Galvanising
Hot dip galvanising shall be carried out according to ISO 1461. Minimum coating thickness
120 microns. Painting according to paint supplier’s recommendations.
Galvanizing
- All internal, external and tank ladders, safety hoops, handrails and stanchions,
galvanized pipes etc. shall be dipped galvanized after fabrication
- Where pipes are required to be galvanized, pipes shall be hot dipped galvanized
after all bending, flanging and welding is complete. Final installation make-up pipes
shall be returned for hot dip galvanizing after all hot work is complete
- Touching up with galvanized or approved paints after fabrication is not accepted
279 Fuel oil, base oil tanks, lube oil, and hydraulic oil tanks
No painting shall be applied other than shop primer.
After finalising all welding work in tanks, all welding seems and other areas where original
zinc primer are damaged shall be wire brushed and thereafter the full tank carefully cleaned
and all damaged areas re-primed.
The repair of original primer and finalising of the tank can be carried out the following way:
Stripe coat damaged areas and then give one (1) full coat with 50 my Jotun Penguard
primer.
Miscellaneous
Woodwork
Woodwork shall be painted as deck house where this is found suitable.
Insulation
Insulation shall not be painted where this might have influence on the insulating quality.
This applies for both acoustic and thermal insulation.
Cables
Cables shall not be painted, painting and overspray will have influence on the insulating
quality. Any paint and overspray shall be cleaned off all cabling to the recommendation of
the pain manufacturer and to the satisfaction of the Owner’s surveyors and cable
manufacturers.