Pre-Bunker Checklist:
Pre-Bunkering Procedure:
1. State of adjacent waters noticed
2. Vessel properly secured to dock
3. Check suppliers product corresponds to ordered product
4. Agree quantity to be supplied
5. Check valves open
6. Day tanks full and supply valves closed
7. Warning signs in position e.g. No Smoking
8. SOPEP plan available
9. Clean up material in place
10. Oil Boom in place
11. Foam fire extinguisher placed at bunker station
12. Alfa Laval and transfer pumps off
13. Fuel tank supply valves open
14. Agree stop/start signals between vessel and barge/truck
15. Bravo flag flying/red light showing
16. Agree pumping/transfer rate
17. Agree emergency shut down procedure
18. Specification sheet received
19. Check hose and couplings are secure and in good order
20. Fuel nozzle and hose secured to vessel
21. Check barge/truck meters Reading:
22. Check on board meters Reading:
23. Bunker Valve open
24. Unused manifold connections blanked off
25. Master informed
26. Signal pumping to commence
Daftar checklist di atas harus di isi dgn benar oleh masinis kapal dan bunker barge (masinis) sebelum bunker fuel di mulai.
Perlengkapan alat alat SOPEP
Untuk mencegah terjadinya tumpahan minyak pada bunker manifold, harus di siapkan peralatan sesuai SOPEP, yg di simpan dan siap sedia di gunakan jika keadaan darurat (oil spill)
SOPEP- Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan.
The SOPEP Locker must have minimum of the below specified items:
1. absorbent roll
2. absorbent pads
3. absorbent granules
4. absorbent materials
5. brooms
6. shovels
7. mops
8. scoops
9. empty receptacles (200 ltrs capacity)
10. portable air driven pumps
11. oil boom
12. oil spill dispersants.
These items must be stowed in an easily accessible locker, clearly marked, and is to be brought on deck ready for immediate use, prior to all oil transfer operations.
Selama pengisian bahan bakar Procedure harus di ikuti dan di jalankan dgn baik. Perwira dan masinis kapal harus mengikuti checklist yg ada di atas kapal.
During Bunkering checklist:
1. Witness taking and sealing of 2 representative product samples
2. Monitor fuel connections for leaks fuel flow and control tank levels
3. Change over of tanks whenever necessary.
4. Checking the rate at which bunkers are received.
5. Checking the tightness/slackness of mooring ropes.
6. Checking trim/list of the bunker barge & the ship.
7. Continuous monitoring/look outs for the vessel’s position(when at anchor).
During bunkering, the above checklist must be filled up and continuous monitoring of the above secified items are required till the bunkering operation is complete.
setelah bunker selesai, slang minyak yg di pakai harus di blow dengan angin agar semua minyak yg tersisa bisa keluar dari dalam slang minyak, tujuannya untuk mencega tumpahan minyak saat manifold di buka.
After Bunker Checklist:
1. Bunker Valve closed
2. Disconnect hose (drain before disconnecting)
3. Check barge/truck meter Reading:
4. Check ships meter Reading:
5. Sign Bunker Delivery Receipt BDR No.:(Bunker Delivery Report/Note).
6. Retain BDR with product sample
7. SOPEP plan returned to bridge
8. Clean up gear stowed / Oil boom returned
9. Bravo Flag/Red light stowed/switched off
10. Remove and pack away warning/safety signs
11. Foam fire extinguisher placed back in correct location
12. Complete Oil Record Book
13. Master informed of completion
14. Confirm in Oil Record Book Bunkering checklist completed
Quantity Calculation & Temperature-Density Correction:
After bunkering of various fuel oil tanks, the quantity in each bunkered tank must be calculated to cross-check whether the received quantity of oil matches the requisition. For calculating the quantity, “sounding” of the tanks which are “bunkered” must be taken. The “Density” of the fuel oil supplied vary from place to place. It also varies with the temperature. As a thumb rule, the density of fuel oil decreases with increase in temperature. So, when the oil is supplied at a higher temperature, then the volume of oil supplied is less than what is supplied at lesser temperature.
Oil Temperature —————————-Density ——————————- Volume Of Oil Supplied
Increases————————————–Decreases————————————Lesser
Decreases——————————— —Increases ————————————-More
Also the formula which is generally used for temperature-density correction is as follows:
MT= {(t1-15)*0.00065}*volume of oil in m^3.
where MT stands for metric tonnes.
t1 stands for temperature of oil in bunker tanks in degree celcius,
0.00065 is the correction factor,
volume of oil in m^3, is obtained from the sounding table.
General Safeties During Bunkering:
SOPEP locker,
Emergency shut-down arrangements,
Bunker line over-flow arrangements to overflow tank with audible & visual alarm,
Relief valve in the bunker line,
Containment trays.
Consistent & Continuous look outs.
Conclusion:
Thus bunkering operation is directly related to “MARPOL” annexes, i.e annex 1 and annex 6. When oil is spilled it causes marine pollution under annex 1. When the bunkered oil doesn’t meet certain specifications, it causes pollution of air which comes under annex 6.
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