Stowage And Dangerous Cargo
Stowage And Dangerous Cargo
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8. Steamers having one deck and beams may carry bulk to such a height as will permit the stowage over it of not less than five heights of bags stowed over boards laid fore and aft (excepting at the extreme ends, where four heights will be sufficient), and so placed that each bottom bag shall be supported by two boards with athwartship bearing boards sufficient to prevent the bags from settling into the bulk grain.
9. The grain must be well trimmed up between the beams and wings, and the space b...etween the beams and wings completely filled.
10. The class of steamers known as "switchback" or "web frame" are allowed to carry all bulk grain in No. 2 hold only. The feeding hatch must have shifting planks as high as the hatch covers.
69 STOWAGE AND DANGEROUS CAEGO 11. Steamers which have long bridge decks, same being double deck at No. 2 and/or 3 holds, may carry all bulk grain in said holds, only same must be fitted with properly constructed feeders with shifting boards extending up to the top of hatch covers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. Steamers having one deck and beams may carry bulk to such a height as will permit the stowage over it of not less than five heights of bags stowed over boards laid fore and aft (excepting at the extreme ends, where four heights will be sufficient), and so placed that each bottom bag shall be supported by two boards with athwartship bearing boards sufficient to prevent the bags from settling into the bulk grain.
9. The grain must be well trimmed up between the beams and wings, and the space b...etween the beams and wings completely filled.
10. The class of steamers known as "switchback" or "web frame" are allowed to carry all bulk grain in No. 2 hold only. The feeding hatch must have shifting planks as high as the hatch covers.
69 STOWAGE AND DANGEROUS CAEGO 11. Steamers which have long bridge decks, same being double deck at No. 2 and/or 3 holds, may carry all bulk grain in said holds, only same must be fitted with properly constructed feeders with shifting boards extending up to the top of hatch covers.
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