Marine and Offshore Pumping and Piping Systems by J.Crawford
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Preface
An efficient pumping and piping system is essential to the safety and
correct operation of any engineering complex. This is especially true
in the case of marine installations both on ships and offshore
installations.
Piping arrangements cover all systems and fittings and these
include bilge and ballast systems, oil fuel, lubricating oil, compressed
air systems, cargo tank pumping systems, inert gas, fuel gas and crude
oil burning systems.
The range of services and their applications are ever changing and
often complex. New regulations and requirements are constantly
being formulated as the various Regulatory Authorities endeavour to
ensure maximum safety of installation and operation. This book
outlines the main requirements to be complied with in order for the
arrangements to be acceptable to National, International Classifica-
tion/Certification Societies, with particular reference to those require-
ments of the International Maritime Consultative Organisation (IM-
CO).
In addition to the normal services on marine installations, specific
chapters are devoted to inert gas systems, LNG carriers, chemical
carriers, offshore installations (including drilling and production
platforms) pollution control and cryogenic pumps. The importance of
life support systems is fully recognised by the inclusion of a section
covering diving complexes incorporating submersible diving cham-
bers (SDC), deck compression chambers (DCC), transfer locks (TL)
and lifeboat chambers (LBC).
This book is intended as a textbook for the instruction and guidance
of marine engineers preparing for Certificates of Competency up to
and including the First Class Certificate and also for those engaged on
the design of pumping and piping systems for marine applications. It
will also be useful as a reference work for those who may desire a
further knowledge of marine engineer's work and responsibilities.
Whilst the book is mainly of a descriptive and practical nature,
sufficient theory has been included to enable the reader to understand
the principles involved.
J. Crawford
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