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INJECTION PROCESS FROM STORAGE TANKS TO VESSEL

3. Pre-Transfer Procedures

• Communication: Establish clear communication between the storage facility operators and the vessel’s crew. Confirm the start of the transfer process and agree on emergency procedures.
• System Check: Perform a final check of the transfer system, including valves, pumps, and gauges.

4. Fuel Transfer

• Pump Activation: Activate the fuel pumps to start the transfer. Monitor the flow rate to ensure it is within safe and efficient parameters.
• Continuous Monitoring: Continuously monitor the transfer process, checking for leaks, pressure variations, and any irregularities. Both the storage facility and vessel crew should stay alert throughout the operation.

5. Completion of Transfer

• Pump Shutdown: Once the desired amount of fuel has been transferred, gradually reduce the pump speed and shut it down.
• Hose Disconnection: Carefully disconnect the transfer hose or pipeline. Cap the hose ends to prevent spillage and secure the vessel’s intake manifold.

6. Post-Transfer Procedures

1. Preparation

• Inspection and Safety Checks: Conduct a thorough inspection of storage tanks, pipelines, and transfer equipment. Ensure all safety protocols are in place and that the equipment is in good working condition.
• Documentation: Verify and prepare all necessary documentation, including fuel type, quantity, quality certificates, and safety permits.

2. Pipeline Connection

• Hose and Pipeline Setup: Connect the transfer hose or pipeline from the storage tank to the vessel’s fuel intake manifold. Ensure secure and leak-proof connections.
• Grounding: Ground both the storage tank and the vessel to prevent static electricity buildup, reducing the risk of sparks and fire.

• Inspection and Documentation: Inspect the transfer area for any leaks or spills. Complete and sign off on all transfer documentation, noting the quantity and quality of the fuel delivered.
• Cleanup: Clean and store all equipment properly. Ensure the transfer area is free from residual fuel and any potential hazards.

7. Quality Control

• Sample Analysis: Take fuel samples before and after transfer for quality analysis to ensure the fuel meets the required specifications.
• Reporting: Report any discrepancies or issues encountered during the transfer process to the relevant authorities and take corrective actions if necessary.

8. Final Checks

• System Reset: Reset all valves and equipment to their normal positions. Ensure the storage tank is secured and the vessel is ready for departure.
• Feedback: Provide feedback to all parties involved to improve future transfer operations.