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SPM (Single Point Mooring) or SBM Operations

Single Point Mooring Operation

A Single Point Mooring Buoy consists of a buoy that is permanently moored to the seabed by means of multiple mooring lines/anchors/chains allowing cargo transfer of liquid petroleum products. The buoy contains a bearing system that allows a part of it to rotate around the moored geostatic part. When a Ship is moored to this rotating part of the buoy with a mooring connection, the vessel is able to freely weather-vane around the geostatic part of the buoy. Responsibility Master has the overall responsibility for the mooring operations of the vessel at the SBM.The officer-in-charge of … [Read more...]

By Capt. M.G Mirji Filed Under: Tankers Tagged With: anchor, breakaway hose, calm, calm buoy mooring, catenary, floating hose, mooring, plem, ppe, salm, sbm, single point, single point mooring, spm

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