Marine Order 11 (Living and working conditions on vessels) 2013
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76 Pipes
(1) The owner of a vessel must ensure that steam pipes and exhaust pipes to or from machinery do not pass through seafarer accommodation that is not an open deck alleyway.
(2) The owner of a vessel must ensure that steam pipes and hot water pipes passing through an open deck alleyway and forming part of the seafarer accommodation are:
(a) constructed of solid drawn steel; and
(b) of scantling sufficient to withstand the maximum pressure from the vessel’s boiler system; and
(c) connected by properly joined faced flanges; and
(d) insulated and encased; and
(e) fitted with adequate drainage.
(3) The owner of a vessel must ensure that:
(a) hot water pipes for radiators in seafarer accommodation are encased or insulated; and
(b) there are no hawse pipes in a seafarer accommodation area; and
(c) chain pipes and ventilators for cargo spaces passing through a seafarer accommodation area are watertight and gastight.
(4) The owner of a vessel must ensure that hot water pipes are insulated:
(a) for heat conservation; and
(b) to ensure the safety of the seafarers.