MPC 7.8
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When calculating EOS2,
the ship is assumed even keel at the draft of the
loaded condition corresponding to the ship so
arranged to comply with Reg. 13G(4) without any
consumable nor ballast.
Refer to paragraph .6 and to the annex.
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Calculation of third EOS number for hydrostatic balance
method as per 4.3 of the IMO Guidelines (EOS3).
.9 For the purpose of calculating EOS3, the draft is that
corresponding to the Hydrostatic Balance Loading (HBL)
configuration. Ballast may be used to achieve an increased
draft only in determining EOS3.
Filling levels in the tanks identified for HBL should be
equal to the maximum level determined by the formula shown in
the Appendix to the Guidelines usihg uniform nominal oil
density and corresponding draft.
Refer to the annex.
Calculation of outflow in case of side damage as per 5.2 of
the IMO Guidelines.
.10 Width of tank i,bi:
- for tanks adjacent to the side shell, bi is the
width of the tank, measured inboard at 1i/2, at right
angle to the centre line and at the level of the maximum
assigned summer load line
- for a centre tank, bi is the width of the tank
bottom measured at 1i/2.
.11 Distance from the hull boundary to the tank
plating, Si:
si is the minimum distance from the hull plating to the tank
boundary measured at right angle to the centreline and at the
level corresponding to the maximum assigned summer load line.
.12 Cargo volume in tank number i,Vi :
The maximum volume of Vi is 98% of the volume of the tank.
Calculation of outflow in case of bottom damage as per 5.3 of
the IMO Guidelines.
.13 Width of the cargo tank area,Bi:
Bi is the maximum breadth as defined by Annex I, Regulation 1
(21) measured within Li.
. 14 Height of double bottom, hi :
hi is the minimum height of the double bottom measured from
the baseline.
Refer to figures 2 and 3.