FINAL DRAWING

UNITOR
LIFERAFTS

AVID DINGHENG SHIPBUILDING

CO., LTD.
CHINA
HULL NO.: AD0039-43
25,000 DWT S.S.
PRODUCT OIL &
CHEMICAL TANKER
CLASS: DNV

ORDER NO.: DATE: REV. NO.:

CHP2524-7A 18.MAY.16 00

Contact person: Jin Guangyao 金光耀

Telephone: +86 21 6118 3000 - 3063

E-mail: jin.guang.yao@wilhelmsen.com
 CONTENTS

ITEM TITLE

01 MATERIAL SPECIFICATION

02 CONTAINER AND RAFTS SPECIFICATION

03 CRADLE SPECIFICATION

04 HAMMER HRU MOUNTING INSTRUCTION

05 LIFE RAFTS USER MANUAL FOR KHA TYPE

06 LIFE RAFTS USER MANUAL FOR KHD TYPE

AVIC DINGHENG SHIPBUILDING CO., LTD. Document No.

HULL NO.: AD0039~43, AD0050~54
 ITEM 01

MATERIAL SPECIFICATION

Document No.
QUOTATION SPECIFICATION (2a) (INTERNAL)

Customer name: AVIC Dingheng

PO.no/ref.: / Expiry date: 2014-10-26
Yard:
Owner: AVIC Dingheng Currency: USD
Hull No/Vessel: AD0039~43,AD0050~54 / Vessel Type: OT
Project Id.: CHP2524 Vessel Size: 0
Prepared by: HUANG, JERRY Flag/Class: MH / DNV
Number of Ships: 10

QUOTATION SPECIFICATION (2a) Page no: 1

Quote No. CHP2524-7 Rev. Date: 2014-09-15
Product Group: 80 - BOATS AND RAFTS Rev. No: 1

Item Qty Unit Prod.no Description Data Sheet No.

TOB P6 LIFE-RAFTS UNITOR OP

1.1 1 PCS G09900 TOB P6 LIFE-RAFTS UNITOR OP
KHA-6
1.2 1 PCS G09900 U SHAPE CRADLE JSF-U-1
SP-1-084
1.3 1 PCS G09900 LASHING WITH PELICAN HOOK 3500mm
SP-1-102-01
1.4 1 PCS G09900 STAINLESS STEEL OPERATION
INSTRUCTION THROW OVERBOARD SP-5-048

TOB P25 LIFE-RAFTS-UNITOR OP

2.1 1 PCS G09900 TOB P25 LIFE-RAFTS-UNITOR OP
KHA-25
2.2 1 PCS G09900 HRU H20
SP-1-111
2.3 1 PCS G09900 TILTED CRADLE JSF-A-I
SP-1-095
2.4 1 PCS G09900 LASHING WITH PELICAN HOOK 3500mm
SP-1-102-01
2.5 1 PCS G09900 STAINLESS STEEL OPERATION
INSTRUCTION THROW OVERBOARD SP-5-048

DL P25 LIFE-RAFTS-UNITOR OP
3.1 1 PCS G09900 DL P25 LIFE-RAFTS-UNITOR OP
KHD-25
3.2 1 PCS G09900 HRU H20
SP-1-111
3.3 1 PCS G09900 FLAT CRADLE JSF-D
SP-1-088
3.4 1 PCS G09900 LASHING WITH PELICAN HOOK 3500mm
SP-1-102-01
3.5 1 PCS G09900 STAINLESS STEEL OPERATION
DAVIT LUNCHED SP-5-048-1

WSS PRODUCT (NEED TO PURCHASE BEFORE RELEASE ORDER TO RAFT SUPPLIER

QUOTATION SPECIFICATION (2a) Page no: 2
Quote No. CHP2524-7 Rev. Date: 2014-09-15
Product Group: 80 - BOATS AND RAFTS Rev. No: 1

Item Qty Unit Prod.no Description Data Sheet No.

FOR KHA-6
6.1 19 PCS 606207 DRINKING WATER F/LIFERAFT
5X100ML PACK
6.2 6 PCS 750756 FOOD RATION 0,5 KG LIFEBOAT/RAFT
6.3 1 PCS 764334 FIRST AID KIT FINLAND
15199001

FOR KHA-25
7.1 79 PCS 606207 DRINKING WATER F/LIFERAFT
5X100ML PACK
7.2 25 PCS 750756 FOOD RATION 0,5 KG LIFEBOAT/RAFT
7.3 1 PCS 764334 FIRST AID KIT FINLAND
15199001

FOR KHD-25
8.1 79 PCS 606207 DRINKING WATER F/LIFERAFT
5X100ML PACK
8.2 25 PCS 750756 FOOD RATION 0,5 KG LIFEBOAT/RAFT
8.3 1 PCS 764334 FIRST AID KIT FINLAND
15199001
 ITEM 02

CONTAINER AND RAFTS SPECIFICATION

Document No.
 ITEM 03

CRADLE SPECIFICATION

Document No.
 ITEM 04

HAMMER HRU MOUNTING INSTRUCTION

Document No.
 GB H20 MANUAL
GB FI

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Art. no. HT-0019/03

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Phone +46 31 709 65 50 · Fax +46 31 49 70 23
H20 MANUAL
info@cmhammar.com · www.cmhammar.com
 GB H20 MOUNTING INSTRUCTION
H20 MOUNTING INSTRUCTION
The Hammar H20 hydrostatic release unit
is designed for liferafts from 6 up to 150
persons. The Hammar H20 release unit
consists of a double looped white rope
line, a release mechanism and a Red
Weak Link™ (breaking strength 2,2 ± 0,4
kN). For smaller liferafts (from 4 persons
and outside SOLAS regulation) we
recommend Hammar H20 Small Rafts
model with a special weak link, identified
by the green lower thimble (breaking
strength 1,2 ± 0,4 kN). For liferafts smaller
than 4 persons, please contact the liferaft
manufacturer.
The white strong rope of Hammar H20
is secured to the deck or liferaft cradle
and attached to the liferaft lashing with a
sliphook. If the ship sinks, the water
pressure will, within 4 metres, activate the
sharp knife which cuts the white strong
rope and the liferaft will float free. As the
ship sinks, the liferaft painter line will be
stretched and the liferaft starts to inflate.
The Red Weak Link™ breaks and survi-
vors can board the floating liferaft. The
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Hammar H20 needs no annual service,
maintenance or spare parts, but MUST BE
REPLACED AFTER TWO YEARS.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MARKING
Markings must be done solely by a manu-
facturer of liferafts or an authorised liferaft
service station. The expiry date is 2 years
from month of installation onboard. The
release unit is labelled with a marking for
year and month. Use a knife and carefully
scratch away the appropriate square for
month and year of expiry two years
ahead. A hydrostatic release unit, which is
not properly marked with its date of expiry,
is not approved. Each Hammar H20
release unit has its own individual serial
number.
INSTALLATION
Check the unit for proper marking of
expiry date 2 years from month of in-
stallation onboard. PLEASE NOTE THAT
THE UNIT HAS TO BE CORRECTLY
MARKED TO BE APPROVED BY THE
MARINE AUTHORITIES.
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1. Attach the Hammar H20 with a shackle
to a strong point on the deck or on the
cradle.
2. Attach the liferaft lashing with a slip-
hook or similar to the upper yellow
thimble and firmly secure the liferaft.
3. Fit a shackle to the Red Weak Link™
connector and connect the painter line
to the shackle.
The Hammar H20 is now correctly in-
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stalled and will be in service for two
years.
APPROVALS
MANUAL RELEASE The Hammar H20 hydrostatic release
In order to launch the liferaft manually, units are approved all over the world, fulfil
release the sliphook and throw the liferaft the requirements of the SOLAS 74/96
overboard. The liferaft is now attached to Convention, Reg. III/4 LSA Code,
the vessel by the painter line via the Red MO Res. MSC. 48/(66), IMO Res. MSC.
Weak Link™ connector. Pull the painter 81(70), approved to EU Directive 96/98
EC on Marine Equipment and has a Nato
line and inflate the liferaft so the survivors
can board. stock number. Release depth 1,5 – 4,0
metres according to IMO/SOLAS
regulations. The required certificates can
be downloaded from our web-site:
www.cmhammar.com
 ITEM 05

LIFE RAFTS USER MANUAL FOR KHA TYPE

Document No.
 THROW OVER BOARD
INFLATABLE LIFERAFTS

Operations Manual

Shanghai Youlong Rubber Products Co.，Ltd.

 Ⅰ. Stowage of Liferafts
This inflatable liferaft is packed in a container which is normally
fastened to the shelf fitted near the shipboard. The painter outside the
container should be securely tied to the hydrostatic release unit. (See
Fig.1)

Ⅱ. Launching and Inflation of

Inflatable Liferafts
Release the hydrostatic release unit and let the liferaft launch
automatically into the water or alternatively cast the liferaft overboard by
hand. The liferaft will be inflated automatically into its shape with
CO2+N2 gas released from the CO2+N2 gas cylinders. If the liferaft is
stowed at a height less than 18 meter from the waterline, pull out the
painter line to activate the operating head then the liferaft will be inflated
into its shape. (See Fig.2)

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 6. When the liferaft drifts exceedingly fast with the wind, drop the sea
anchor to reduce drifting speed.
7. Properly close the canopy entrance so as to avoid from the attack of Ⅲ. Boarding the liferaft
stormy waves and cold weather. 1. When the liferaft has been inflated into its shape, persons, after
8. Keep a rational use on the food rations, fresh water. Keep the putting on their life-jackets, may board the liferaft across the boarding
medicines and signaling apparatus in dry condition, lest they may become ramp or ladders hanging overside the ship or by the aid of other means,
and persons in water may board the liferaft by the boarding ladders or
useless.
boarding ramp locating on rear entrances. If the ship has low shipboard,
9. During raining, use the empty fresh water bottles or tins, or other
crews may jump over board from the deck into the liferaft, but great care
means available to collect the rainwater through the rainwater catchment should be taken to the safety of other people and avoid wearing hard-sole
collection tube and store for use. shoes (see Fig.3).
10. If there are any leaks or piercing resulting from outside causes, take
out the rubber plug from the equipment bag to plug the holes as shown in
Fig.8 or use the repair clamps to stop leaking as shown in Fig.9. For
permanent repairs, first make the repair area rough by emery paper, and
then apply some adhesive, last put on the rubberized polyamide fabric
with adhesive to patch the damage. (After patching, allow 5 minutes
interval and then re-inflate the patched compartment).

2. In particular cases which the liferaft inflates in an inverted position,

a man wearing a lifejacket may climb on the raft and stand on the side
where the gas cylinders are fitted. Then grasp the righting strap and pull

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steadily while leaning as far backwards as possible, this will turn the
liferaft over. And it is easier to right the liferaft with the wind. (See Fig.4)
3. After boarding, if there is any survivor in water, throw the rescue
quoit towards him. Haul in the rope to get him into the liferaft as soon as
possible.
Ⅳ. Immediate Actions after Boarding
After boarding, survivors immediately take out the knife and cut the
painter line which is connected with the sinking ship, and then practice
the paddles to make the liferaft leave the sinking ship quickly so as to
avoid being sunken down by it (see Fig. 5).
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Ⅴ. Subsequent Actions
1. In case of water accumulation inside the liferaft, take out the bailer
and sponges from the repair bag to clear out the water.
2. Take out the radar reflector from the emergency pack then install it
correctly according to its manual. (See Fig.6)
3. Since the liferaft is made of rubberized polyamide fabric, at a certain
period after inflation there might be slight leaking of gas from the
buoyancy compartments, or when the air temperature has reduced
considerably, the pressure in the buoyancy compartments may also be
liable to drop. In case of significant pressure drop in a certain
compartment, use the bellow to top it up.
4. The identification light on top of the canopy and illuminating light
inside the liferaft are supplied from cells. If you needn’t light, please
insert the plug.
5. In the night, signals may be sent by the electric torch, and in the
daytime, by the daylight signaling mirror with the aid of sunlight. (See
Fig.7)
 DAVIT-LAUNCHED
INFLATABLE LIFERAFTS

Operations Manual

Shanghai Youlong Rubber Products Co.，Ltd.

 Ⅰ. Stowage of Liferafts

1. 1. This inflatable liferaft is packed in a container which is normally

fastened to the shelf fitted near the shipboard and stowed at a convenient place
near the davit (see Fig. 1). The painter outside the container should be securely
tied to the hydrostatic release unit (see Fig.2)

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 Ⅱ. Using of Davit-launched Liferafts
2. Davit-launched method:
⑴ Untie the lashing apparatus of liferaft. Open the small door on the
container and then hang the lifting shackle from the quick release hook (see
Fig.3 and Fig.4).
⑵ Two stable lines are pulled out from the rubber socket on both ends of the
container. A proper length of the painter line is drawn out and the liferaft is then
lifted to the side of the ship (see Fig.5).
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7. During raining, use the empty fresh water bottles or tins, or other means
available to collect the rainwater through the rainwater catchment collection
tube and store for use.
8. After the liferaft is launched into water and released, it should be
immediately away from the wrecked ship so as to avoid been driven into the
vortex of the sunken ship. Then the sea anchor should be dropped into water.
9. Properly close the canopy entrance so as to avoid from the attack of
stormy waves and cold weather.
10. Keep a rational use on the food rations, fresh water. Keep the medicines
and signaling apparatus in dry condition, lest they may become useless.
11. If there are any leaks or piercing resulting from outside causes, take out
the rubber plug from the equipment bag to plug the holes as shown in Fig.19 or
use the repair clamps to stop leaking as shown in Fig.20. For permanent repairs,
first make the repair area rough by emery paper, and then apply some adhesive,
last put on the rubberized polyamide fabric with adhesive to patch the damage
(after patching, allow 5 minutes interval and then re-inflate the patched
compartment).
 ⑶ Inflate the liferaft by pulling the painter. The canopy entrance with
boarding ladder is along the shipboard (see Fig.6).

3. Take out the radar reflector from the emergency pack then install it
correctly according to its manual. ⑷ Untie the boarding pedal cloth. Two ropes connected with it are fastened
4. Since the liferaft is made of rubberized polyamide fabric, at a certain onto the deck (see Fig.7).
period after inflation there might be slight leaking of gas from the buoyancy
compartments, or when the air temperature has reduced considerably, the
pressure in the buoyancy compartments may also be liable to drop. In case of
significant pressure drop in a certain compartment, use the bellow to top it up.
The method is same as item 1.
5. The identification light on top of the canopy and illuminating light inside
the liferaft are supplied from cells. If you needn’t light, please insert the plug.
6. In the night, signals may be sent by the electric torch, and in the daytime,
by the daylight signaling mirror with the aid of sunlight (see Fig.18).

⑸ The survivors boarded the liferaft through the boarding pedal cloth (see
Fig.8).
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 ⑹ The stable line, ropes of the boarding pedal cloth and the painter line
being quickly released and the brake of the davit being taken off, the liferaft is
then lowed down to the water surface. A person in the liferaft pulls on the line
attached to the quick release hook and makes the lifting shackle released. The
liferaft is now afloat on the water stably (see Fig.9).

⑷ By means of the buoyancy provided by the inflated liferaft, the weak line
connected with the painter line is broken. The liferaft is disconnected with the
wrecked ship. Now, survivors in water can board the liferaft.

Ⅲ Subsequent Actions
1. In case of water accumulation inside the liferaft, take out the bailer and
sponges from the repair bag to clear out the water.
2. Take out the bellows. Connect the inflation pipe of the bellows to the
inflation valve in the floor. Screw out the valve and inflate manually (see
Fig.17). After inflation, screw in the inflation valve.

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 ⑵Hydrostatic release unit when sinking to a depth of 2-4 m from water line
will automatically released. Then the container begins to float (see Fig. 15).
⑶ With continuous sinking of ship and floating of the container, the painter
line is gradually pulled out and the operating head is then initiated. The liferaft
is automatically inflated (see Fig.16).
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⑺ Survivors take the paddles out and make the liferaft leave the ship quickly
so as to avoid being sunken down by the sinking ship.
⒉ Launching method:
⑴ Release the hydrostatic release unit and let the liferaft launch
automatically into the water or alternatively cast the liferaft overboard by hand.
The liferaft will be inflated automatically into its shape with CO2+N2 gas
released from the CO2+N2 gas cylinders. If the liferaft is stowed at a height less
than 18 meter from the waterline, pull out the painter line to activate the
operating head then the liferaft will be inflated into its shape (see Fig. 10).
⑵ When the liferaft has been inflated into its shape, persons, after putting on
their life-jackets, may board the liferaft across the boarding ramp or ladders
hanging overside the ship or by the aid of other means, and persons in water
may board the liferaft by the boarding ladders or boarding ramp locating on rear
entrances. If the ship has low shipboard, crews may jump over board from the
deck into the liferaft, but great care should be taken to the safety of other people
and avoid wearing hard-sole shoes (see Fig.11).
 ⑶ In particular cases which the liferaft inflates in an inverted position, a man
wearing a lifejacket may climb on the raft and stand on the side where the gas
⒊ In case the wrecked ship in a rapid sinking and have no time for launching
cylinders are fitted. Then grasp the righting strap and pull steadily while leaning
the liferafts through the davit, the liferaft can be automatically released by a
as far backwards as possible, this will turn the liferaft over. And it is easier to
hydrostatic release unit when it sinks to a certain depth from surface. Releasing
right the liferaft with the wind (see Fig. 12).
process is as following:
⑴ The liferaft sinks down together with the wrecked ship (see Fig. 14).

⑷ After boarding, survivors immediately take out the knife and cut the
painter line which is connected with the sinking ship, and then practice the
paddles to make the liferaft leave the sinking ship quickly so as to avoid being
sunken down by it ( see Fig.13).

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 ITEM 07

SAMPLE OF OPERATION INSTRUCTION

Document No.
 气胀式救生筏（抛投式）使用方法
OPERATING INSTRUCTION FOR LIFERAFT

抛投前确认 1 确认救生筏首缆完好。
CHECK Ensure the painter being OK

首缆
Painter 抛 投 2 打开手动脱钩
LAUNCH

300
Release the automatic release
unit lock

登 乘 3 从登筏梯登上救生筏
登筏梯 BOARDING Boarding the liferaft by the
Boarding
ladder boarding ladder

撤 离 4 用安全刀割断首缆绳
ESCAPE Cut off the painter by the knife
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 ITEM 08

SPARE PARTS LIST FOR KHA TYPE

Document No.
 Spare parts list for SOLAS A PACK liferaft equipment bag
Throw over board type liferafts
No. Name Unit A-6 A-10 A-12 A15 A-16 A-20 A-25
1 food ration pcs 6 10 12 15 16 20 25
2 fresh water pcs 18 30 36 45 48 60 75
3 hand-hold flare signal pcs 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
4 rocket parachute flare pcs 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
5 buoyancy smoke signal pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
6 thermal protective aid pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 3
7 drinking cup pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
8 water-proof torch pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
9 floatable knife pc 1 1 2 2 2 2 2
10 floatable paddles pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
11 daylight mirror pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
12 first-aid kit pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
13 repair clamp pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
14 scratch sheet pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
15 scissors pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
16 emery paper pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
17 brush pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
18 floatable bailer pc 1 1 2 2 2 2 2
19 bellows pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
20 whistle pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
21 emergent action card pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
22 sponge pc 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
23 rain collector pc 1 2 2 2 2 2 2
24 rubbish collector pcs 6 10 12 15 20 20 25
25 radar reflector pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
anti-seasickness
26 pcs 36 60 72 90 96 120 150
medicine
27 fishing tackle pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
28 tin opener pcs 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
29 repair outfit pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
30 sea anchor pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
31 floatable rescue quoit pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
32 spare painter pc 30m 30m 30m 30m 30m 30m 30m
33 plug(big) pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
34 plug(small) pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
35 rubber mucilage pcs 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
36 rubber fabric pc 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Note: If the stowage height more than 18m then the liferaft will add 5% fresh water

SHANGHAI YOULONG RUBBER PRODUCTS CO., LTD.

 ITEM 09

SPARE PARTS LIST FOR KHD TYPE

Document No.
 Spare parts list for SOLAS A PACK liferaft equipment bag
Davit launched type liferafts
No. Name Unit D-12 D-15 D-16 D-20 D-25
1 food ration pcs 12 15 16 20 25
2 fresh water pcs 36 45 48 60 75
3 hand-hold flare signal pcs 6 6 6 6 6
4 rocket parachute flare pcs 4 4 4 4 4
5 buoyancy smoke signal pcs 2 2 2 2 2
6 thermal protective aid pcs 2 2 2 2 3
7 drinking cup pc 1 1 1 1 1
8 water-proof torch pc 1 1 1 1 1
9 floatable knife pc 2 2 2 2 2
10 floatable paddles pcs 2 2 2 2 2
11 daylight mirror pc 1 1 1 1 1
12 first-aid kit pc 1 1 1 1 1
13 repair clamp pcs 2 2 2 2 2
14 scratch sheet pc 1 1 1 1 1
15 scissors pc 1 1 1 1 1
16 emery paper pc 1 1 1 1 1
17 brush pc 1 1 1 1 1
18 floatable bailer pc 2 2 2 2 2
19 bellows pc 1 1 1 1 1
20 whistle pc 1 1 1 1 1
21 emergent action card pc 1 1 1 1 1
22 sponge pc 2 2 2 2 2
23 rain collector pc 2 2 2 2 2
24 rubbish collector pcs 12 15 16 20 25
25 radar reflector pc 1 1 1 1 1
anti-seasickness
26 pcs 72 90 96 120 150
medicine
27 fishing tackle pc 1 1 1 1 1
28 tin opener pcs 3 3 3 3 3
29 repair outfit pc 1 1 1 1 1
30 sea anchor pcs 2 2 2 2 2
31 floatable rescue quoit pc 1 1 1 1 1
32 spare painter pc 30m 30m 30m 30m 30m
33 plug(big) pcs 2 2 2 2 2
34 plug(small) pcs 2 2 2 2 2
35 rubber mucilage pcs 2 2 2 2 2
36 rubber fabric pc 1 1 1 1 1
Note: If the stowage height more than 18m then the liferaft will add 5% fresh water

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