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pump in motor ships. in the construction of a merchant ship the shipbuilder is concerned with the installation of the statutory bilge drainage, ballasting, general services, and where required the liquid cargo loading and discharging, pumping and piping arrangements. piping arrangements may also be fitted
a moderate trim by the stern in service, and the suctions will therefore be placed in the after part of the compartment. however, where a ship has a single hold which exceeds . m in length suctions are also arranged in the forward half length of the hold. on many vessels a sloping margin plate is fitted...
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pump in motor ships. in the construction of a merchant ship the shipbuilder is concerned with the installation of the statutory bilge drainage, ballasting, general services, and where required the liquid cargo loading and discharging, pumping and piping arrangements. piping arrangements may also be fitted
a moderate trim by the stern in service, and the suctions will therefore be placed in the after part of the compartment. however, where a ship has a single hold which exceeds . m in length suctions are also arranged in the forward half length of the hold. on many vessels a sloping margin plate is fitted...
http://generalcargoship.com/bilge-systems.html
pump in motor ships. in the construction of a merchant ship the shipbuilder is concerned with the installation of the statutory bilge drainage, ballasting, general services, and where required the liquid cargo loading and discharging, pumping and piping arrangements. piping arrangements may also be fitted
a moderate trim by the stern in service, and the suctions will therefore be placed in the after part of the compartment. however, where a ship has a single hold which exceeds . m in length suctions are also arranged in the forward half length of the hold. on many vessels a sloping margin plate is fitted...
https://generalcargoship.com/bilge-systems.html
order order by sku product code quantity import list add row add to offer register log in home > power hydraulics > hydraulic bow thrusters > bow-thruster kgf bow-thruster kgf sku: bow hmd keyboard_arrow_up keyboard_arrow_down add to offer product description the bow hmd hydraulic thruster may be fitted
which greatly simplifies the installation of the hydraulic pump. in addition to the pump and the hydraulic storage tank, vetus can also supply the required load sensing and control devices, as well as the high-pressure hydraulic hoses, complete with end fittings. the hydraulic bow thruster may be fitted...
https://www.vetus.com/en/power-hydraulics/hydraulic-bow-thrusters/pednik-dziobowy-310kgf.html
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general purpose pumps - ship service systems home page || marine pumps || general purpose pumps - ship service systems single entry general purpose pumps are used for salt and fresh water circulating and also for bilge and ballast duties. the impeller is suspended from the shaft with no bottom support
with the suction branch being elevated. this arrangement is claimed to give better venting to eliminate any possibility of vapour locking. another significant design difference is that the casing is split vertically so that the impeller and shaft can be removed sideways. the wear rings and neck bush fitted...
http://generalcargoship.com/general-purpose-pumps.html
general purpose pumps - ship service systems home page || marine pumps || general purpose pumps - ship service systems single entry general purpose pumps are used for salt and fresh water circulating and also for bilge and ballast duties. the impeller is suspended from the shaft with no bottom support
with the suction branch being elevated. this arrangement is claimed to give better venting to eliminate any possibility of vapour locking. another significant design difference is that the casing is split vertically so that the impeller and shaft can be removed sideways. the wear rings and neck bush fitted...
https://www.generalcargoship.com/general-purpose-pumps.html
general purpose pumps - ship service systems home page || marine pumps || general purpose pumps - ship service systems single entry general purpose pumps are used for salt and fresh water circulating and also for bilge and ballast duties. the impeller is suspended from the shaft with no bottom support
with the suction branch being elevated. this arrangement is claimed to give better venting to eliminate any possibility of vapour locking. another significant design difference is that the casing is split vertically so that the impeller and shaft can be removed sideways. the wear rings and neck bush fitted...
http://www.generalcargoship.com/general-purpose-pumps.html
general purpose pumps - ship service systems home page || marine pumps || general purpose pumps - ship service systems single entry general purpose pumps are used for salt and fresh water circulating and also for bilge and ballast duties. the impeller is suspended from the shaft with no bottom support
with the suction branch being elevated. this arrangement is claimed to give better venting to eliminate any possibility of vapour locking. another significant design difference is that the casing is split vertically so that the impeller and shaft can be removed sideways. the wear rings and neck bush fitted...
https://generalcargoship.com/general-purpose-pumps.html
is governed by the volume of water that has to be discharged in a given time. the ballast pump is often also the stand-by sea-water circulating pump (figure down) but very large ballast discharge capacity is necessary for some ships. vessels with tanks available for either ballast or oil fuel are fitted
prevent mistakes. an oily water separator on the ballast pump discharge would prevent discharge of oil with the ballast from a tank that had been used for fuel or oil cargo. ballast carried in the empty cargo tanks of crude oil carriers has potential for pollution when discharged, particularly if cargo pumps...
https://www.generalcargoship.com/ballast-arrangements.html