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                                       settings. The pressure/vacuum valves, deck water seal and filled
                                       liquid breaker must be in good operational condition. All non-return
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                                       devices must be closed to prevent the backflow of inert gas into the
                                       inert gas plant.

                                    d) By a suitable combination of any of these methods.
                                    qualified in accordance with the requirements laid down by the flagิชย์นาวี
                                    Generally, the ullage spaces of all cargo tanks are connected by the inert
                                    gas main line. If the ballasting of dirty tanks can be commenced while
                                    discharge continues from other tanks, judicious adjustments of ballast
                                    and discharge rates can prevent the gas pressure rising sufficiently to
                                    cause a discharge to the atmosphere. Where the ballast rate exceeds the
                                    discharge rate, it may be necessary to reduce or even temporarily stop
                                    the flow of inert gas to the tank system.

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                         11.5.9     Supervision

                                    The person in charge of crude oil washing operations must be suitably

                                    administration of the ship and any port regulations that may be in force
                                    locally.



                         11.5.10 Cautionary Notice
                                    oil washing systems fitted. The following text is suggested: ึ
                                    A notice should be prominently displayed in the cargo and engine control
                                    rooms, on the bridge and on the notice boards of ships that have crude



                                      THE TANK WASHING LINES ON THIS SHIP MAY CONTAIN
                                      CRUDE OIL.

                                      VALVES MUST NOT BE OPERATED BY UNAUTHORISED
                                      PERSONNEL.





               11.6      Ballast Operations


                         11.6.1     Introduction
                                    This Section addresses routine ballast operations for both segregated
                                    ballast tankers and pre-MARPOL tankers. Additionally, it applies to
                                    tankers with Segregated Ballast Tanks (SBT) when taking extra ballast in
                                    cargo tanks as storm ballast, or to meet air draught restrictions for
                                    navigational purposes.



                         11.6.2     General

                                    Before ballasting or deballasting in port, the operation should be
                                    discussed and agreed in writing between the Responsible Officer and the
                                    Terminal Representative.


                                    The specific agreement of the Terminal Representative must be obtained
                                    before the simultaneous handling of cargo and non-segregated ballast
                                    takes place.






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