Oil Tanker Construction


Construction Rules-Double Hull Design



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Construction Rules-Double Hull Design

  • When the double bottom height is 2m with 0.6m deep longitudinals, we have the unidirectional stiffened double bottom with no transverse webs inside double bottom.
  • This construction is simple and double bottom spaces can be easily ventilated and washed.

Disadvantages of Double Hull Design

  • The transition from single to double hulled vessels has been driven by the imperatives of safety and environmental protection.
  • The paradox is that the resulting ships are more complex than before, with a substantial increase in the number of fatigue and corrosion prone details, where risk of initiating structural failure can occur.
  • As well as the basic requirement for tankers to have double hulls, there are now additional regulatory measures stipulating increased survey and maintenance (including access for inspection) on tankers.
  • It has been argued that similar standards of inspection and maintenance of single hulled ships would have resulted in a similar improvement to safety, but at a lower cost.

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