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    The cargo venting system inspection log documents the biannual inspection of a ship's cargo venting system to ensure it is in good working condition. The inspection involves cleaning, lubricating, and replacing parts as needed on pressure valves, bypass valves, safety relief valves, and flame arresters. Flame arresters must remain clean at all times. Inspection results are filed in the deck log book and the shipboard operation manual is consulted to ensure proper inspection and maintenance procedures are followed.

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    The cargo venting system inspection log documents the biannual inspection of a ship's cargo venting system to ensure it is in good working condition. The inspection involves cleaning, lubricating, and replacing parts as needed on pressure valves, bypass valves, safety relief valves, and flame arresters. Flame arresters must remain clean at all times. Inspection results are filed in the deck log book and the shipboard operation manual is consulted to ensure proper inspection and maintenance procedures are followed.

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    Cargo Venting System Inspection Log: Device Name & Number Inspected Cleaned Lubricated Replaced Screens Initials

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    Yafiz Malik
    The cargo venting system inspection log documents the biannual inspection of a ship's cargo venting system to ensure it is in good working condition. The inspection involves cleaning, lubricating, and replacing parts as needed on pressure valves, bypass valves, safety relief valves, and flame arresters. Flame arresters must remain clean at all times. Inspection results are filed in the deck log book and the shipboard operation manual is consulted to ensure proper inspection and maintenance procedures are followed.

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    CARGO VENTING SYSTEM INSPECTION LOG

    Company Forms and Check Lists Device Name & Number Inspected Cleaned Lubricated

    Date Rev.No Prep. App. Section Page

    : 03.04.01 :2 : MGV : CAP : 04 : 1 of 1

    Replaced Screens

    Initials

    INSTRUCTIONS : Cargo venting system is inspected at six month intervals, tested and maintained in good working condition.
    Foregoing involves programmed inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of pressure/vacuum valves, bypass valves, safety relief valves and flame arresters. Flame arresters must be kept clean at all times. File in Deck Log Book and please also consult Shipboard Operation Manual

    C:\FORMS\04_0023.PDF

    MT LADON

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