6.2 Purging air capability
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6.2 Purging air capability

 There should be adequate purging air capacity to ensure efficient and complete purging of all pipes and hoses used for cargo handling to the terminal after unloading. Whether compressed air or inert gas should be used for purging purposes depends on the carriage and unloading requirements of the cargo.

Parent topic: 6 Work on Deck
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