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Atlantic Marine Completes Conversion Project For Protexa Group

Atlantic Marine has success- fully completed the conversion of 18,000 bbl, 8,000 dwt coastal tanker Cora into a dynamically positioned floating production storage and offloading system (FPSO) for Condux SA, a sub- (Continued from previous page) 500-ton push/pull capacity grip- per-jack assemblies operating on 36 x 21.4-in. jacking beams.

Upon completion of the conver- sion, the vessel will reportedly be capable of drilling a 20,000 ft. (6,096 m) well.

P&l Club Offer New Video

On Bulk Carrier Safety

A new video sponsored by A.

Bilbrough & Co., manager of the

London P&I Club, is designed to help ship crews and shore-based managers better understand their part in reducing cargo claims on bulk carriers. The video examines the most fre- quent cases of cargo loss and damage, and outlines the pre- cautions which can be taken to ensure that bulk cargoes arrive at discharge ports in the same condition which they were loaded. The importance of checking the IMO Code of Safe

Practice for Solid Bulk Cargoes is emphasized.

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INTERTANKO Holds

Second Meeting Of New

Asian Regional Panel

New Singapore OPL Bunkering

Rules Is Agenda Topper

The second meeting of the

International Association of

Independent Tankers Owners (INTERTANKO) newly estab- lished Asian Regional Panel took place at the Raffles Hotel in

Singapore on August 28, 1997.

There were 32 participants, rep- resenting INTERTANKO mem- (Continued on page 109)

September, 1997 sidiary of the Protexa Group.

The vessel will be on contract with Pemex upon its departure from the yard.

The project was managed by

Condux's vessel maintenance department, and included major structural modifications, instal- lation of two thrusters and all facility equipment, which was designed and manufactured by

Schlumberger.

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