R J Lakey, John William Kime, T R Dickey
Abstract
The paper reviews the background of the development of some of the more important requirements of the IMCO Code for Liquefied Gas Ships, such as those for cargo tanks, relief valves and damage stability. It also explains the actions of the Coast Guard in implementing the Code.
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The paper reviews the background of the development of some of the more important requirements of the IMCO Code for Liquefied Gas Ships, such as those for cargo tanks, relief valves and damage stability. It also explains the actions of the Coast Guard in implementing the Code.
Key concepts: Coast guard, Guard (computer science), Code (set theory), Engineering, Marine engineering, Forensic engineering, Computer science, Programming language