Federal regulations do not address tank installations in bilges of boats, nor must tank materials be tested for corrosion resistance. |
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These are used for ventilating fuel lockers, bilges, deck boxes, lazarettes, or behind electronics. |
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Blaming their own ignorance, they recount how in the past they would pump oil overboard or let oil collect in their boat's bilges. |
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Salt water and wet bilges will expedite the deterioration, although 10-15 years is a reasonable life expectancy. |
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The bilges are firm and ballast is low which makes for a stiff boat that stands up well to a blow. |
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The cause of Sunday's fire was traced to an electrical fault in the bilges of the vessel. |
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Millions of small oil spills, primarily from ships cleaning their bilges, go unreported and undetected each year. |
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But ripping yarns of undersea adventure failed to describe stinking bilges and hideous, overflowing buckets of garbage or worse. |
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Waste from the ship's bilges is pumped into holding tanks, then run through separators to remove water from the oil. |
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We can find it in collection holding tanks, salt water lines, bilges, void spaces, and storage tanks. |
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It was decided to clean, rust proof and paint the bilges, bulkheads and deckheads. |
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An accumulation of water in the bilges could have contributed to the corrosion of the metal parts. |
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The owner advised that action would be taken by a contractor to pump the remaining diesel oil from the vessel's bilges and damaged tank. |
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Realizing that he had full control of the vessel, the master ordered a check of the tanks and bilges. |
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This prevented a large quantity of shipped seawater from getting down to the bilges, where it could be pumped out. |
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During this short voyage, the lazarette's high-water bilge alarm sounded and the engine room bilges were found to be nearly full of seawater. |
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Unfortunately, the long over-hangs, broad bilges, shallow draft and centerboards encouraged by the rule do not make for a boat that is particularly fast upwind. |
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It just shows however that you might have to be more protective of the waters that go in and out of the bilges of ships as they come in and out of your harbours. |
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The same device was also used to pump water out of the bilges of ships. |
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She took the route to the Pyrenees and made her way to Seville whence she was transported to Gibraltar in the bilges of a boat carrying oranges. |
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As the tow was being connected, two of the engineers went to the engine room to once again check the bilges for water. |
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Where the hose had parted, that water now flowed into the vessel's bilges instead of overboard. |
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The accumulation of water in the bilges would have served to trim the vessel by the stern. |
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All ships generate waste oil that accumulates in the engine room bilges and drains down with the water. |
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Cruise ships have also been known to dump waste at sea, and to clear their bilges while sailing close to coastlines. |
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This would have allowed the cooling water accumulating in the bilges to shift aft, further exacerbating the situation. |
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The modifications also included the removal of some of the permanent ballast from the engine-room bilges. |
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Working deep in the hold we find the faithful ones who keep bailing the bilges without regard for the Mate's view on whether they should be doing it or not. |
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He overlooks the damage caused by the relatively small amounts of oil discharged when ships empty their bilges at sea, particularly in the North-West Atlantic. |
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It's the same in the bilges and engine room, the chain locker, the staterooms, bridge and captain's quarters, just mounds of slimy, grey-green mud. |
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Miller, the Happy Feet consultant, says tens of thousands of penguins die every year from oil pollution that may occur when ships clean out their bilges. |
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However, water in the bilges, moving between the inner and outer skins as the ship rolled, did create a small amount of air movement in the lower deck cabins. |
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Drainage piping led forward from the lazarette under the fish holds to the engine room bilges. |
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He also noticed water rising in the bilges and reported this to the wheelhouse. |
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Throughout the evening and night, the two engineers made hourly trips into the engine room to check the bilges for water, but none was detected. |
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Nozzles shall be fitted above bilges, tank tops and other areas over which oil fuel is liable to spread and also above other specific fire hazards in the machinery spaces. |
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Then, 48 hours prior to that ship hitting the 200-mile limit off Canada, it must send a report to Environment Canada saying its bilges are clean and there's no possibility of it spilling oil. |
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Also used to clean elevator shafts, printing presses, heat exchangers, running gears, sumps and bilges, mining equipment, agricultural equipment, cement floors in garage and machine shops. |
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He loaded hundreds of pounds of tinned goods into his bilges and, after amishap that caused the boat to fill, discovered that all the labels had been soaked off the cans. |
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Given the windage of the vessel and the sea conditions, this was not considered unusual, but another visit was made to check the engine room bilges. |
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These are the same areas, Commissioner, which already have to put up with the disrespectful activities of certain shipowners who empty the bilges of their vessels off their coasts, without any control whatsoever. |
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Insufficient cleanliness of engine room, excessive amount of oily-water mixtures in bilges, insulation of piping including exhaust pipes in engine room contaminated by oil, improper operation of bilge pumping arrangements. |
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In this position, the pump operates only if it is connected to a float indicating the water level, and it comes on when water is detected accumulating in the bilges. |
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