#1 MARINE PIPING SYSTEMS - Course Contract.pdf

MARINE PIPING SYSTEM (Sis (Siste tem m Pe Perp rpip ipaa aan n Kapa Kapal)  l) 

Hari Hari Pr Pras asto towo  wo  The Dept Dept of Marine Marine Engineeri Engineering ng ITS 

MARINE PIPING SYSTEMS ‐ ME 091320 SMT 6 ‐ 3 SKS Objectives:

Students are to be capable of : of  :  –  understanding   understanding & explaining  –  calculating   calculating to required parameters  –  determining   determining technical specs  –  developing   developing

basic designs / key‐plan drawings of marine of  marine piping systems that comply with rules & regulations and related codes / standards.

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Main Subjects: 1. PIPI PIPING NG SYSTEMS ON BOARD 2. PIPE PIPES: S: Material of Pipes, of  Pipes, Schedule Number, Pipe Standard, Pipes’ Classification according to Classification Society. 3. FITT FITTIN INGS GS:: Types of Fittings of  Fittings and their functions, Approved types of fittings of  fittings according to Classification Society. 4. VALVE ALVES: S: Types of Valves of  Valves and their functions, Application of valves of  valves on board, Valves according to Classification Society. 5. OTHE THER ACCESSORIES. 6. TANKS ANKS:: requirements for a tank, components on a tank, arrangement of a of  a tank. 7. SEA‐CHEST: Type of sea of  sea chest, components on a sea chest, arrangement of a of a sea chest. 8. STAND STANDARD ARD AND METHODS FOR DRAWING a basic design of marine of  marine piping systems. 9. BIL BILGE SYSTEMS AND OILY BILGE SYSTEMS: Basic design and key‐plan drawing of  Bilge System. 10. BALLAST BALLAST SYSTEMS: Ship’s stability, Types of Ballast of  Ballast system arrangement, key‐ plan drawing of Ballast of  Ballast System. 11. FIRE FIRE‐MAIN SYSTEMS: Requirements of fire of  fire‐main systems, Types of fire of  fire fighting systems, key‐plan drawing of Fire of  Fire‐main System. 12. GENERAL GENERAL SERVICE SYSTEMS: combining seawater systems in an interchange piping system.

13. ENGINE SUPPORTING SYSTEMS. 14. FUEL OIL SYSTEMS: FO Transfer systems, FO purifying systems, FO supply systems. 15. LUBRICATING LUBRICATING OIL SYSTEMS: LO transfer systems, Main LO systems, LO purifying systems, Cylinder Lubricating Oil systems. 16. COOLING COOLING SYSTems: Type of cooling of  cooling systems. SW cooling system, FW cooling system, High‐temp & Low‐temp circuit cooling systems. 17. COMPRESSED COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEMS: Engine Starting System, Control system, general services air compressed systems. 18. DOMESTIC SYSTEMS: FW & SW SUPPLY System 19. DOMESTIC SYSTEM: SANITARY DISCHARGE System 20. CARGO CARGO OIL SYSTEMS OF A TANKER: Main Cargo Oil System, Stripping system, Tank Vent and Filling system 21. INERT GAS & HEATING SYSTEM FOR CARGO OIL

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MARINE PIPING SYSTEMS ‐ SMT 6 ‐ 4 SKS References:

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Roy Roy L Harr Harrin ingt gton on (ed (edit itor or), ), “ Marine Engineering “, SNAME, NY, 1982

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Raswan, “ Standart Standart Penggambara Penggambaran n Sistem Sistem Perpipaan Perpipaan “, Airlangga, Jakarta, 1992

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The Marine Marine Engi Enginee neerin ring g Societ Society y in Japa Japan, n, “ Machinery Machinery Outfitting Design Design Manual, Manual,vol vol 1, Piping System System for diesel ships “, Japan, 1982.

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Craw rawford ord J., J., “ A gu id e to p umpi um pi ng an d pip p ip in g ar ran gement gem ent “, Lloyd Register of Shipping, London, 1990

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Grossman, “Machinery Arrangement of Ships “, Lecture note, TU Berlin, 1984

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Mohi Mohind nder er L. Nay Nayyar yar (edi (edito tor) r),, “ Piping Handbook “

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ISO ISO standards standards for drawing and pipin g codes

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Classification Society Rules for Ships

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IMO IMO reg regul ulat atio ions ns for  for Safety Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)

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IMO IMO reg regul ulat atio ions ns for for Marine Polluti ons (MARPOL) (MARPOL)

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Other Other relate related d Marine Marine Engine Engineeri ering ng refere reference nces s

COURSE METHOD •   Group Presentation & Class Discussion •   Class lecture •   Assignments •   Assessment:  –  Presentation   Presentation 1 & 2 : Reports & Presentation  –  Mid  Mid Exam 1 : interview / presentation  –  Mid  Mid Exam 2 : written written exam  –  Final  Final Exam : Interview / presentation  –  Assignments   Assignments : Report, Drawing, Calculation

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WEEK

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TOPICS

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Intr Introd oduc ucti tion ons, s, Cour Course se Cont Conten ents ts,, Cours Course e Contr Contrac acts ts,, etc etc PIPES: Types, Characteristics & Materials on Marine  Applications

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PIPE JOINTS & VALVES: Types, Characteristics, and applications

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(1) Tanks & Sea Chest (2) Standard & methods of drawing drawing on the piping systems systems

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BILGE System & OWS System

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BALLAST System

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FIRE FIGHTING System

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MID EX EXAM 1 (interview)

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FUEL OIL System

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TOPICS

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LUBR LUBRIICATI CATING NG OIL OIL System stem

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ENGINE COOLING System

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MID EXAM 2

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(1) COMPRESSED AIR System (2) DOMESTIC Systems

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CARGO OIL System

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FINAL EXAM (batch 1)

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FINAL EXAM (batch 2)

PIC

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GROUP PRESENTATION • The Group shall discuss and approve their material to the Lecturer. All members of the of  the group shall attend during approval discussions (Logbook provided). •   Each member in group shall be able to comprehensively presents the material in detail. • All parts of Presented of  Presented Material shall be approved 7‐days prior to scheduled presentation. • A Report shall be submitted, including all necessary related materials (video, pics, dwg) •   Report shall include: Description, Rules & Regulation related, calculations required, technical spec, and Key‐ plans / drawings, •   Those who fail to comply the requirements will be disqualified from the course.

COURSE ASSESMENTS The students in the course subject will be assessed according to: 1. Presen Presentat tation ion and Discussion host and proceed by the appointed group (10%) 2. Repo Report rt submission of the of  the presented topic (10%) 3. Assign Assignme ments nts (10%) 4. Mid Exam 1 (20%) 5. Mid Exam 2 (20%) 6. Fina Finall Exam 3 (30%)

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RULES OF THE GAME •   Presentation shall be handled by all students in the appointed group. • The presenting group shall prepare all necessary facilities (AC, Laptop, LCD projector, attendants list, etc) before the class to begin. • The class will only proceed if attended if  attended by minimum 50% of the of  the number of students. of  students. Otherwise class dismissed. • No entry after the Lecture •   Minimum number of attendances of  attendances 80% (ITS requirement).

PIPING SYSTEMS on ships

1.   GENERAL SERVICE SYSTEMS SYSTEMS:: Systems to provide general services regarding safety to the vessel during sailing and berthing. 2. ME & AE AUXILIARY SYSTEMS: Systems that required to support and to properly run ME & AE, on which they are not attached/ included in ME & AE

3.   DOMESTIC SYSTEMS: Domestic systems required to supply crews’ or passengers needs during sailing, such as sanitary, drinking, cooking, shower, etc. 4.   CARGO OIL SYSTEM FOR TANKERS: Systems on tankers that required to loading /off ‐loading cargo oil, and to support operation and safety 5.   OTHERS Other piping systems such as hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems etc.

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GENERAL SERVICE SY SYSTEMS

a. BIL BILGE SYSTEM: Systems to carry‐out drainage in the event of flooding of  flooding and leaking in all compartments on the vessel. b. BA BALL LLAS AST T SYSTEM: System to manage ship’s stability by means of  of managing managing the location and weight of water ballast (hence, the ship’s centre of  of gravity) gravity) to provide safe operation during sailing and cargoing. c.

FIRE MAIN SYSTEM: Main fire‐fighting systems using seawater hydrants.

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2. ME & AE AUXILIARY SYSTEMS a.  –  –  –

b.  –  –  –

c.  –  –  –  –  –

d.  –  –

F.O. SYSTEMS: FO Transfer System FO Purifying System FO Supply System L.O. SYSTEM LO Transfer System Main Lubricating System LO Purifying System COOLING SYSTEMS SW Cooling System FW Cooling System Central Cooling System Low and High Temp Cooling System Jacket Water Coolng System STAR ARTI TIN NG AND COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEMS: Engine Starting System Compressed air Services system

An example of FO of  FO Piping syst dwg

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3. DOMESTIC SYSTEMS 1. FW SUPPLY SYSTEM

a. FW Suppl Supply y System System (for (for sanitary & general services). b. Potabl Potable e / Drinking Drinking Syste System m 2. SW SUPPLY SYSTEM

 – SW Supply system (for sanitary & general services) 3. SANITARY DISCHARGE SYSTEM

 – Sanitary discharge system from sewage and fecal discharge

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4. CARGO OIL SYSTEM FOR TANKER 1.   Cargo Oil Systems •   Main Cargo Oil System •   Stripping System 2.   Cargo Oil Supporting System For treatment and safe operation of cargo of  cargo oil:  –     –     –   

Cargo Heating System Cargo Tank Cleaning System Inert Gas Generator System (IGGS)

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Thank you Thank  you

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