Sistema de controle de emissão de vapores

Abstract

Many vapours created by tankers are harmful to the environment. During loading, tank cleaning and ballast operations, these vapours are vented to the atmosphere. Vapour Emission Control (VEC) allows vapours from oil or chemical tankers to be returned to shore via terminal in a closed system to be recovery or burned instead of being emitted to the atmosphere through the mast riser. To get this control have been created international standards for vapor emission control system. These standards have been developed for the design, construction, and operation of vapour collection systems on tankers and vapour emission control systems at terminals. The purpose of this work is to lead knowledge the international standards require to control vapour emission from tankers and terminals according MARPOL Annex VI Reg 15, IMO MSC/Circ. 585; USCG 46 CFR Part 39. It will show the application of these regulations from the “VAPOUR EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM MANUAL” of the “Chemical/Oil tanker” FLUMAR BRASIL showing diagrams, tables, calculations and test from the project and approved by Class Society and how it will be done the training by the person in charge of the system and the crew involved.