* All ship types. New buildings or modernization of existing ships.
1 Anti Ship Immobilization
A small circuits and valves failure can interfere with normal operations or immobilize the ship. The FOR and ORA® Systems bring to the crew concrete solutions and determined procedures to release the ship of the incident constraints and make her back quickly to normal operation.
Incidents coverage:
- Off specification bunkering
- Circuit failures (loading or discharging lines)
- Valves failures
- Inert gas system failure
- Breached tank
- After lay up tanks reconditioning
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Solutions: The FOR and ORA® Systems increase the cargo and bunker tanks connectivity. Combined with dedicated procedures, these on-board equipments offer solutions to the ship operators to:
Gain:
- Reduce the time of the ship immobilization
- Secure and optimize tanks intervention
- Stop incident escalation
Operational assistance:
Any tank incident can generate major operational and financial consequences.
Often main unforeseen incidents can be solved or controlled thanks to FOR and ORA® additional safety circuits allowing appropriate direct accesses to each tank.
Tank gas freeing operation:
Normal tank gas freeing procedures take a long time. Time can be saved by adding up FOR and ORA® clear accesses to accelerate the normal gas freeing operation.
Closed-sampling :
The closed sampling can be spoiled by residues (corrosion or previous cargo traces) coming from contact between the sampler and the standard 2 inches sampling pipe. Thus commercial and operational consequences will impact both the shipowner and the charterer.
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Solution: By adapting a FOR and ORA® connector per cargo with a sampler kit, closed sampling can be performed correctly through an 8 inches pipe instead a 2 inches standard pipe.
The risk of spoiling the test is limited thanks to:
- No unexpected contact between the sampler and the 8 inches new sampling pipe
- Multi level test available
- Compliant with technical requirements of the ship tank (Inert gas respected)
Gain: By optimizing the closed sampling operations, an operational competitive advantage grants the shipowner and charterer.