| Title: |
Standard Relating to Design, Construction and Operational
Safety of Sail Training Vessels |
| Number: |
TP 13313 E |
| Date: |
1999 - 04 |
| Details: |
Marine Safety Directorate
Transport Canada
Ottawa |
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STANDARD RELATING TO DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION
AND OPERATIONAL SAFETY OF
SAIL TRAINING VESSELS TP 13313 E
TRANSPORT CANADA April, 1999
MARINE SAFETY
Ottawa
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. APPLICATION
2. CONSTRUCTION AND STRUCTURAL STRENGTH
- 2.1 Hulls.
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2.2 Decks
2.3 Watertight Bulkheads and Subdivision
2.4 Masts, Spars and Rigging
2.5 Fabrication Standards
3. STABILITY
- 3.1 Intact Stability
3.2 Stability Information Booklet
3.3 Inclining Experiment
4. FREEBOARD AND FREEBOARD MARKING
5. WATERTIGHT & WEATHERTIGHT INTEGRITY
- 5.1 Decks
5.2 Hatchways
5.3 Doorways and Companionways
5.4 Skylights
5.5 Portlights and Windows
5.6 Ventilators
5.7 Air Pipes
5.8 Sea Inlets and Discharges
6. WATER FREEING ARRANGEMENTS
7. BILGE SYSTEMS
8. FLUID SYSTEMS
9. MACHINERY
- 9.1 Internal Combustion Engines
9.2 Transmission and Shafting
10. ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
- 10.1 General
10.2 D.C. Systems
10.3 Battery Storage
10.4 A.C Systems.
10.5 Emergency Power Supply
11. STEERING GEAR
12. FIRE SAFETY
- 12.1 General
12.2 Living Spaces
12.3 Fire Hazard Areas
12.4 Machinery Spaces
12.5 Fuel Systems and Stowages
13. LIFE SAVING AND EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
- 13.1 Survival Craft
13.2 Lifejackets 39
13.3 Other Life Saving Equipment
13.4 Emergency Equipment
14. COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
- 14.1 Radiocommunication
14.2 Visual Signals
15. NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT
- 15.1 General
15.2 Lights, Shapes and Sound Signals
16. ANCHORS AND CABLES
17. MISCELLANEOUS MARINE EQUIPMENT
18. ACCOMMODATION
- 18.1 Living Spaces
18.2 Toilets and Washplaces
18.3 Galleys
19. PROTECTION OF PERSONNEL
- 19.1 General
19.2 Bulwarks and Guard Rails
19.3 Safety Harnesses
19.4 Fall Arrest System
19.5 Safety Procedures
APPENDIX A: SAMPLE STABLILITY INFORMATION BOOKLET
A 1 GENERAL PARTICULARS
A 2 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS
A 3 SECTION 1: OPERATIONAL INFORMATION
- A 3.1 Arrangement of Tanks and Ballast
A 3.2 Sail Plan
A 3.3 Angles of Deck Edge Immersion and Downflooding
A 3.4 Notes on Stability for the Guidance of the Master
A 3.5 Maximum Steady Heel Angle to Prevent Downflooding in Gusts
A 3.6 Curves of Maximum Steady Heel Angle to Prevent Downflooding
in Squalls
A 3.7 Examples Shonving the Use of the maximum Steady
A 3.8 Heel Angle Curves
A 4 SECTION 2: TECHNICAL DATA AND LOADING CONDITIONS
- A 4.1 Freeboard Marks
A 4.2 Tank Capacities
A 4.3 Loading Conditions and GZ Curves
A 5 SECTION 3: REFERENCE INFORMATION
- A 5.1 Notes on the Use of Free Surface Moments
A 5.2 Hydrostatic Plot
A 5.3 Cross Curve Plot
A 5.4 Notes on the Use of KN Cross Curves
A 5.5 Inclining Experiment Report
A 5.6 Beaufort Scale of Wind Speeds and Corresponding
A 5.7 Pressures
A 5.8 Metric/Imperial Conversions
A 5.9 Notes for Consultants on the Derivation of the Maximum Steady
Angle of Heel to Prevent Downflooding in Gusts
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