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The Maritime Administration has released an update on Do- mestic LNG Vessel Construction, a technical report examining the construction problems that have been encountered, and overcome, during the first years of the LNG construction program in the U.S.
The 69-page study focuses par- ticularly on the different contain- ment system designs used by shipyards engaged in the pro- gram. The report was prepared by Thomas G. Connors, manager of marine engineering, Division of Engineering, Office of Ship
Construction at MarAd. A lim- ited number of copies are available from the Office of Public Affairs,
Room 3895, Maritime Administra- tion, Department of Commerce,
Washington, D.C. 20230.
Rules For Floating
Dry Dock Construction
Published By ABS
A new Rule book, "Rules for
Building and Classing Steel Float- ing Dry Docks," has been pub- lished by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS). The Rules apply to floating dry docks over 61 meters (200 feet) in length, but can be applied, subject to special considerations, to smaller structures.
The 56-page volume is the 24th set of standards to be issued by the international ship classifica- tion society. It consists of sec- tions giving requirements for hull construction, machinery, testing, and surveys after construction.
The Rules also discuss the towing of dry docks in other than shel- tered waters.
The new Rules were developed by ABS with the assistance of an industry Panel on Floating Dry
Docks. This eight-member advi- sory panel, formed by ABS in
October 1973, consists of dry dock designers, operators, and builders.
ABS has been publishing stand- ards for vessel design and con- struction since 1870, when it is- sued "Rules for the Construction and Classification of Wooden Ves- sels." The Steel Rules were first published in 1890, and are up- dated and published annually.
The new Dry Dock Rules are available from the Book Order
Section of ABS, 45 Broad Street,
New York, N.Y. 10004. The price is $5, or equivalent currency, plus local tax where applicable.
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