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ShipRight FOI procedure

Emma Collins — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 09:37:01 GMT

This document provides guidance on the analysis procedures for the assessment of ship type Floating Offshore Installations at a Fixed Location. This procedure is applicable to new builds, conversions and redeployments.

Part 2 - Rules for manufacture, testing and certification of materials

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:40:33 GMT

Part 2 contains Lloyd's Register’s requirements for materials used for the construction or repair of ships, other marine structures and associated machinery. Material requirements are given for steel plates and sections, castings, forgings and pipes and tubes; iron castings; aluminium alloys and copper alloys. In addition requirements are given for mooring and anchoring equipment. Provisions are given for the manufacture and testing of plastics materials. Requirements for testing and welding of materials are also included.

Part 9 - Concrete unit structures

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:21:05 GMT

Chapter 1 gives general requirements and design principles for units built in reinforced and/or pre-stressed concrete. Chapter 2 includes structural loads and load combinations. Chapter 3 gives requirements for structural design and analysis and Chapter 4 states requirements for materials and durability.

Part 8 - Corrosion control

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:18:32 GMT

This Part includes general requirements for corrosion control together with detailed requirements for cathodic protection systems and coatings and paint systems. Also included are guidance notes on design of cathodic protection systems and coatings.

Part 7 - Safety systems, hazardous areas and fire

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:14:38 GMT

Chapter 1 gives detailed requirements for safety and communication systems including fire and gas alarms; broadcasting; emergency lighting; protection against gas escape; ESD systems; riser systems and protection against flooding. Chapter 2 gives detailed requirements for hazardous areas and ventilation including classification of hazardous areas; operations and equipment in hazardous areas and ventilation. Chapter 3 gives detailed requirements for fire safety provisions.

Part 6 - Control and electrical engineering

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:11:08 GMT

Chapter 1 gives detailed requirements for control engineering systems including general requirements; essential features for control, alarm and safety systems; control and supervision of unattended machinery; UMS, CCS and ICC notation and functional testing. Chapter 2 gives detailed requirements for electrical engineering systems including general requirements; main, emergency and external source of electrical power; supply and distribution; system design protection; switchgear aspects; rotating machinery; converting, cabling and batteries; miscellaneous equipment and systems; electric propulsion and testing and trials.

Part 5 - Main and auxilary machinery

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:09:30 GMT

Part 5 contains general requirements for the design and construction of machinery. Detailed requirements are also included for various types of machinery and propulsion systems including oil engines and turbine machinery; machinery gearing and jacking gear machinery; propulsion shafting, propellers, shaft vibration and alignment. Also included are requirements for pressure vessels, piping systems, azimuth thrusters and steering gear.

Part 4 - Steel unit structures

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:04:17 GMT

Part 4 gives general requirements for steel material selection together with requirements for all aspects of structural design for the unit types outlined in Part 3. Requirements are given for global strength, fatigue and redundancy; together with local strength, watertight and weathertight integrity, welding and structural details, anchoring and towing equipment. Also included are requirements for Lloyd Register’s Quality Assurance Scheme.

Part 3 - Functional unit types and special features

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:00:34 GMT

Part 3 contains general requirements for floating offshore units at a fixed location together with specific requirements for different unit types. Also included are general requirements for production and oil storage units and accommodation units. Requirements for special associated facilities such as riser systems, drilling plant, process plant, positional mooring systems, lifting appliances and foundations are also given. Requirements for operation in ice are also contained in this Part.

Part 1A - Guidelines for classification using risk assessment techniques to determine performance criteria

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 14:58:04 GMT

Risk assessment techniques may be used to provide justification for the assignment of Class. Risk assessment techniques may be applied to the whole of an installation or to individual systems, sub-systems or components. This Part provides requirements for this process including application, definitions, methodology and verification.

Part 1 - Regulations

Emma Collins — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 14:53:38 GMT

Chapter 1 contains Lloyd's Register’s general regulations. Chapter 2 gives details and requirements regarding conditions for classification, detailed class notations, general survey requirements and aspects regarding IACS QSCS audits. Chapter 3 provides detailed requirements for periodical surveys including annual, intermediate, docking and in-water and special. Also included are survey requirements for units not built under LR survey and laid-up machinery.