【法规名称】
【法规编号】 58720 什么是编号？
【正 文】
第6页 CAP 478I MERCHANT SHIPPING (SEAFARERS) (CREW ACCOMMODATION) REGULATION
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[接上页] (iii) when recirculation is employed, the minimum amount of fresh air supplied shall be 25 cubic metres per hour for each seafarer for whom accommodation is provided, or the total capacity of the sanitary and any other accommodation exhaust fans excluding the galley, whichever is the greater; and (iv) the system shall have its own cooling machinery and shall not be connected to any refrigerating machinery provided in the ship for other purposes.(3) In ships provided with an air conditioning system, sanitary accommodation, laundries, drying rooms, changing rooms and pantries shall be provided with mechanical exhaust ventilation complying with the requirements specified in Schedule 4. (4) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), in all ships except those of under 500 tons which are regularly employed on the coasts of New Zealand or in latitudes north of latitude 50o North or south of latitude 45o South, every enclosed space in the crew accommodation (except a cold store room) shall, if it is not ventilated by an air conditioning system, be provided with a trunked mechanical ventilation system (in this section called "a trunked mechanical ventilation system") complying with the requirements of Schedule 4, provided that ships regularly employed on the coasts of New Zealand or in latitudes north of latitude 50o North or south of latitude 45o South, the number of fresh air changes per hour specified in that Schedule may be reduced by one third. (5) A supply of power adequate to operate any air conditioning system or trunked mechanical ventilation system shall be provided. Any such system fitted shall be in operation at all times when any members of the crew are on board and the circumstances are such that ventilation by means of such system is required. (6) The spare gear specified in Schedule 4 shall be properly packed for storage and be carried for any air conditioning system or trunked mechanical ventilation system fitted in compliance with this section. (7) In every ship, every enclosed space in the crew accommodation which is not ventilated either by an air conditioning system or by a trunked mechanical ventilation system shall be provided with a natural system or inlet and exhaust ventilation complying with the following requirements- (a) every inlet ventilator which is situated in the open air shall be of a cowl or other equally efficient type of ventilator and shall be so placed that, so far as is practicable, it is not screened from the wind in any direction; (b) no inlet ventilator shall be situated over a doorway, stairway or exhaust opening; and (c) the sectional area of all parts of the inlet and exhaust system serving each space, except parts serving a drying room or locker only, shall be at least 0.012 square metres in all or at least 0.004 square metres per seafarer for as many seafarers as are likely to use the space at any one time, whichever shall be the greater. The effective area of the inlet and exhaust system shall be adjustable from fully open down to a minimum area of 0.002 square metres per seafarer for as many seafarers as are likely to use the space at any one time. (Enacted 1995) Cap 478I s 17 Sidescuttles and windows (1) Subject to subsection (2), any sidescuttles or windows in a sleeping room, day room, mess room, recreation room or hospital ward without which the standard of lighting required for that room by section 15(1) or (2) would not be attained, shall, unless the room is served by an air conditioning system complying with section 16, be of the opening type; if the room is served by such an air conditioning system then only 50% of such sidescuttles or windows need be of the opening type. (2) No sidescuttle or window shall be of the opening type if it is required by any other regulation to be of a non-opening type. (3) Where, by reason of the requirements of subsection (2), it is not possible in respect of any room to comply fully with subsection (1), then- (a) if that room is one in respect of which the requirements of section 16 as to the type of ventilation system to be provided would have been adequately fulfilled by the provision of a natural system of inlet and exhaust ventilation then, notwithstanding those requirements, that room shall be provided with a trunked mechanical ventilation system; and (b) if that room is one in respect of which the requirements of section 16 as to the type of ventilation system to be provided would have been adequately fulfilled by the provision of a trunked mechanical ventilation system then, notwithstanding those requirements, that room shall be provided with an air conditioning system.(4) In every ship of 3000 tons or over every sidescuttle shall be at least 300 millimetres in diameter. (Enacted 1995) Cap 478I s 18 Drainage (1) The crew accommodation shall be efficiently drained. In particular- (a) drainage pipes and channels shall be provided wherever necessary to clear water shipped from the sea; and |
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