Importance of Condition Assessment Programme by Ultrasonic Measurement
Paper gathers information on Condition Assessment Programme (CAP), which is implemented by classification societies to thoroughly assess condition of tankers and bulk carriers by inspection of engine and hull. It is voluntary programme, mostly participated by tankers and bulk carriers which are fift...
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| description | Paper gathers information on Condition Assessment Programme (CAP), which is implemented by
classification societies to thoroughly assess condition of tankers and bulk carriers by inspection of
engine and hull. It is voluntary programme, mostly participated by tankers and bulk carriers which are
fifteen and more years old and today less present on the market. Special focus will be on ultrasonic
measurement of thickness of ship´s plates which is most significant indicator on condition of older
vessels. After all measuring is done, data is compared with classification society rules and condition
of hull and machinery will be assessed. This kind of inspection provides owners of older ships proof
that despite age their ships are equally capable of conducting sea voyage. The authors analyse the
number of ship arrivals in the port of Rijeka to gain a better insight into their age. Furthermore, the
authors advocate ultrasonic thickness measurement for the purpose of reducing hazards. |
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engine and hull. It is voluntary programme, mostly participated by tankers and bulk carriers which are
fifteen and more years old and today less present on the market. Special focus will be on ultrasonic
measurement of thickness of ship´s plates which is most significant indicator on condition of older
vessels. After all measuring is done, data is compared with classification society rules and condition
of hull and machinery will be assessed. This kind of inspection provides owners of older ships proof
that despite age their ships are equally capable of conducting sea voyage. The authors analyse the
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fifteen and more years old and today less present on the market. Special focus will be on ultrasonic
measurement of thickness of ship´s plates which is most significant indicator on condition of older
vessels. After all measuring is done, data is compared with classification society rules and condition
of hull and machinery will be assessed. This kind of inspection provides owners of older ships proof
that despite age their ships are equally capable of conducting sea voyage. The authors analyse the
number of ship arrivals in the port of Rijeka to gain a better insight into their age. Furthermore, the
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classification societies to thoroughly assess condition of tankers and bulk carriers by inspection of
engine and hull. It is voluntary programme, mostly participated by tankers and bulk carriers which are
fifteen and more years old and today less present on the market. Special focus will be on ultrasonic
measurement of thickness of ship´s plates which is most significant indicator on condition of older
vessels. After all measuring is done, data is compared with classification society rules and condition
of hull and machinery will be assessed. This kind of inspection provides owners of older ships proof
that despite age their ships are equally capable of conducting sea voyage. The authors analyse the
number of ship arrivals in the port of Rijeka to gain a better insight into their age. Furthermore, the
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| subjects | Age Bulk carriers Classification Condition Assessment Programme Corrosion corrosion, classification society hull and machinery condition Inspection Measurement Metal fatigue Ports Ships Tanker ships Tankers tankers and bulk carriers Thickness measurement Ultrasonic methods ultrasonic thickness measurement |
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