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Cargo Handling in Oil Tankers

The document discusses different types of oil tankers, including ore/oil carriers. Ore/oil carriers can carry ore in center cargo compartments located above double bottom tanks. These compartments have large, heavy steel hatch covers and sloped longitudinal plating to allow for self-stowing of ore cargo. The wing tanks are arranged like a conventional tanker and can carry oil or ballast. These ships have inert gas and crude oil washing systems.

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Cargo Handling in Oil Tankers

The document discusses different types of oil tankers, including ore/oil carriers. Ore/oil carriers can carry ore in center cargo compartments located above double bottom tanks. These compartments have large, heavy steel hatch covers and sloped longitudinal plating to allow for self-stowing of ore cargo. The wing tanks are arranged like a conventional tanker and can carry oil or ballast. These ships have inert gas and crude oil washing systems.

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Indian Maritime University

BNA 023 CARGO HANDLING & STOWAGE


Block no. 1 Cargo handling and Care
Unit No. 1 Cargo pumps and Piping Systems
A basic introduction to Oil Tankers

Oil Tankers can be further divided into three types:

• Ore/ Oil Carriers


• Ore/Bulk/ Oil Carriers
• Bitumen Carriers

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IMU DNS BNA 023

Cargo handling, Stowage


Block 1 Unit No. 1
Ore/ Oil Carriers

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Ore / Oil tanker

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Ore / Oil tanker

•This is an oil tanker equipped to carry ore in its centre


cargo compartments.

•Compared with similar-sized conventional tankers, the


main difference revolves around the centre compartments,
which are located over double bottom tanks

•They have large, heavy steel hatch covers

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Ore / Oil tanker

•The centre compartments are arranged so that the


longitudinal plating slopes inwards.

•This provides a self-stowing factor when loading ore.

•The centre compartments are generally free from all


structural members which would hinder loading or
discharging ore.

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Ore / Oil tanker

•The wing tanks are arranged in the same manner as a


conventional tanker.

•They are capable of carrying oil or ballast, as required.

•These ships are fitted with an Inert Gas System and a


Crude Oil Washing System.

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