Section 1. Specifications |
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| The fender is designed to soften the impacts of ships with their sides during mooring and joint mooring of unmoored ships during transshipment operations
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Equipment Description The image of a pneumatic fender is not a guide
Scheme of using a set of fenders with designation of the configuration. Positions according to item no. of these initial technical requirements.
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| Material, dimensions and performance indicators of pneumatic fenders
| According to ISO 17357 - 2014 |
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| Fender shape
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| End shape
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| Mounting type
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| Holes in the ends, hermetically sealed with metal covers
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| Parts for filling the fender with air through metal caps
| Yes, stainless steel and HDG
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| Parts for fastening the fender ( bracket) to metal covers, flanges
| Yes, stainless steel and HDG |
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| Safety valve to relieve excess pressure
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| Operating Condition
| Open sea, waves up to 7 points |
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| Fender shell wall design
| Power frame consisting of layers of nylon cord, internal and external sealing rubber layer |
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| Internal pressure marking height and fender dimensions
| Not less than 100mm
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| The markings should not wear out throughout the entire life of the fender.
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| Operating conditions for equipment according to clauses 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32.
| Aggressive environment (sea water) |
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Technical characteristics of the Equipment |
| General overall dimensions of equipment (L x W)
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| Internal working pressure(minimum)
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| Guaranteed energy absorption, with an internal (minimum) pressure of 0.05 MPa
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| Reaction force, at internal (minimum) pressure 0.05 MPa
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| Internal working pressure(maximum)
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| Guaranteed energy absorption, with an internal (maximum) pressure of 0.08 MPa
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| Reaction force, at internal (maximum) pressure 0.08 MPa
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| Weight, without strapping
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| Operating temperature
| Minimum
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Maximum
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