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MEPC.388(81) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines for the development of a Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP)

08/30.2024


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MEPC.389(81) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines for Administration verification of ship fuel oil consumption data and operational carbon intensity

08/30.2024


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MEPC.374(80) - Amendments to the 2022 Guidelines on survey and certification of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)(Resolution MEPC.365(79))

12/27.2023


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RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF SHIPS CARRYING LIQUEFIED GASES IN BULK 2022

06/21.2022


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Paris MOU Annual Report 2022

07/01.2023


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USCG Annual Report 2022

06/30.2023


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Tokyo MOU Annual Report 2022

06/30.2023


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MEPC.364(79)-2022 Guidelines on the method of calculation of the attained Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) for new ships

06/15.2023


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MEPC.365(79)- 2022 Guidelines on survey and certification of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)

06/15.2023


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Paris MOU - Report on the CIC on STCW 2022

06/01.2023


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RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF SEA-GOING HIGH SPEED CRAFT 2022

01/10.2023


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RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF SEA-GOING HIGH SPEED CRAFT(2022 Amendments)

01/10.2023


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Announcement of the List of “Great Ships of 2022”

01/09.2023

A few days ago, Maritime Reporter & Engineering News, a well-known international shipping magazine, released the list of "Great Ships of 2022”.
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2022 01-12 PSC detained CCS ships list

01/01.2023


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Rules for Green-Eco Ships 2022

12/30.2022


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MEPC.1-Circ.899 - 2022 Guidelines for risk and impact assessments of the discharge water from exhaust gas cleaning systems

12/29.2022


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MEPC.1-Circ.900 - 2022 Guidance Regarding The Delivery Of Egcs Residues To PortReception Facilities

12/29.2022


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MEPC.346(78)-2022 Guidelines for the Development of a Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP)

12/21.2022


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MEPC.348(78)-2022 Guidelines for Administration Verification of Ship Fuel Oil Consumption Data and Operational Carbon Intensity

12/21.2022


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MEPC.349(78)-2022 Guidelines For the Development and Management of the IMO Ship Fuel Oil Consumption Database

12/21.2022


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IMO DCS and EU MRV

01/01.1970

IMO Mechanism for ship fuel consumption data collection and EU Regulation on the monitoring, reporting and verification of carbon dioxide emissions from maritime transportBackground:Shipping is a huge and evolving source of greenhouse gas emission. Reducing or limiting greenhouse gas emissions from shipping will bring significant effects in controlling climate change. In most cases, shipping is more energy efficient than other modes of transportation. According to IMO statistics, if the greenhouse gas emission from shipping is not controlled, the ratio of the emissions to the total global emissions will rise from the current 3% to 5% in 2050, which does not match the global target of controlling global warming below 2 degrees Celsius by 2050. In 2011, IMO introduced the mandatory requirements of the Ship Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) and Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP), and planned to adopt the market mechanism method to effectively control the total greenhouse gas emissions from shipping in the next step, and to collect the annual CO2 emission data and related energy efficiency information of shipping companies and their ships to provide a basis for implementing the market mechanism of shipping greenhouse gas emission.EU shipping CO2 emissions monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) regulation:The European Parliament and the Council adopted the Regulation No. 2015/757 on the monitoring, reporting and verification of shipping carbon dioxide emissions on April 29, 2015, requiring that ships to which the Regulation applies should prepare and implement a “Monitoring Plan” on CO2 emissions, and submit the annual CO2 “Emissions Report” to the EU and flag states after the end of each reporting year.1) Scope of application:● Applicable to ships above 5000 gross tonnage in respect of CO2 emissions released during their voyages from their last port of call (loading and unloading port) to a port of call under the jurisdiction of an EU Member State and from a port of call under the jurisdiction of a Member State to their next port of call, as well as within ports of call under the jurisdiction of a Member State.● Not applicable to warships, naval auxiliary vessels, fishing vessels or fish-factory vessels, simple wooden vessels, non-power-driven vessels, and non-commercial government vessels.2) What shall companies do?● By August 31, 2017, companies shall submit to the verifier approved by EU a “Monitoring Plan” for each of their ships, which is applicable to the EU MRV Regulation.● On January 1, 2018, companies shall begin to implement the “Monitoring Plan”, which has been verified as satisfactory by a verifier.● From 2019, by April 30 of each year, companies shall submit to the EU and the authorities of the flag states concerned an “Emissions Report”, which has been verified as satisfactory by a verifier.● From 2019, by June 30 of each year, ships arriving at, within or departing from a port under the jurisdiction of a Member State, and which have carried out voyages during the reporting period, shall carry on board a Document of Compliance of the annual emissions report issued by the verifier.Amendment to MARPOL Annex VI (MEPC.278(70)):The Maritime Environment Protection Committee of the International Maritime Organization (MEPC) adopted the Amendment to MARPOL Annex VI in October 2016, and established a fuel consumption data collection mechanism, requiring that ships to which the convention applies should prepare and implement the “Ship Fuel Consumption Data Collection System (DCS)” (as Part II of SEEMP), and submit the ship’s annual fuel consumption report to the flag state or its authorized organization after the end of each reporting year.1) Scope of application:Applicable to ships of 5000 gross tonnage or above engaged in international voyages in respect of fuel consumed in the reporting year during their voyages.2) What shall companies do?● By December 31, 2018, companies shall submit the “Fuel Consumption Collection Plan” of each ship to which the Amendment to MARPOL Annex VI applies to, and obtain approval of the flag state or its authorized organization.● On January 1, 2019, companies shall begin to implement the “Fuel Consumption Collection Plan”, which has been approved by the flag state or its authorized organization.● From 2020, by March 31 of each year, companies shall submit the annual fuel consumption report of the ship to the flag state or its authorized organization for verification.● From 2020, by June 1 of each year, applicable ships shall carry on board a Document of Compliance of annual fuel consumption report issued by the flag state or its authorized organization.Our services:1) Plan approval and report verificationChina Classification Society (CCS) is ACCREDIA certified and has obtained the EU MRV verification qualification, providing “Monitoring Plan” and “Emissions Report” verification services for ships to which the Regulation applies.As an organization authorized by the flag state, CCS provides the approval service of the “Ship Fuel Consumption Data Collection Plan” and the verification service of the “Ship Fuel Consumption Report” for ships to which the Amendment to MARPOL Annex VI applies.2) “Guidelines for the Implementation of Ship CO2 Emission Monitoring, Reporting and Verification”The Guidelines give guidance to shipowners or companies to compile and implement the ship CO2 emission monitoring and fuel consumption data collection plans in accordance with the requirements of EU MRV Regulation and Amendment to MARPOL Convention Annex VI, and collect annual CO2 emission report and fuel consumption report, and also provide guidance for plan approval and report verification;3) CCS MRV system: CCS provides customers with general management tools for ship CO2 emission monitoring, assessment and reporting to improve data quality and management efficiency.● Ship energy efficiency data collection and monitoring (ship-side)Collect voyage data of a single ship, evaluate data quality, make statistics and submit voyage and annual reports.● Ship energy efficiency data management system (network-side)Collection and management of company fleet voyage data.Compare with theoretical data, historical data, and data of ships of the same type to evaluate data quality.Comparative assessment of internal and external energy efficiency levels of the company.Statistics and submission of the “Emissions Report”.4) External trainingIn response to the needs of shipping companies, CCS conducts external training on the “Implementation and Response of Ship CO2 Emission Monitoring, Reporting and Verification” to enable relevant personnel to understand the requirements of regulations and conventions, so as to ensure the effective implementation of the “Monitoring Plan” and the correct collection of emission report data.Impartiality and independence:To ensure the impartiality and independence related to verification activities carried out by CCS comply with the requirements of regulation and standard, the below MRV application will be rejected by CCS: (1) The confirmation or verification application from the applicant that CCS has provided the technical services to, and(2) CCS has the relationship with those who provided technical services to the responsible party that support the poses an unacceptable risk to impartiality. To ensure the impartiality and independence of MRV verification relevant staff, CCS will ensure: 1) shall not use the personnel with actual or potential conflict of interest to carry out MRV verification activities; 2) the personnel who carried out assessment of monitoring plan, shall not verify the emission report for the same vessel; 3) shall not use the personnel who provide the technical service to the company to carry out the verification activities; All the verification activities carried out by CCS will be done independently. In order to assist company to understand the convention, regulation and related guidelines, CCS will carry out training about those public information, but that does not mean the companies that are trained would be simpler, easier, faster, or less expensive when apply CCS verificationRelevant documents and software1. Application for the verification of IMO DCS or EU MRV2. CCS Green and Ecological Ship Management System3. The Notice of IMO DCS and EU MRV verification4. Ship Energy Efficiency Data Collecting and Monitoring System5. Guideline for the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification of CO2 Emissions, 2018For more details, please contact us:Contact: Liu YangTel.: 0086-10-58112473 E-mail: liuyang@ccs.org.cn
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Ship Energy Efficiency Data Collection Software

01/01.1970

To meet the requirements of MARPOL Annex VI on the ship fuel consumption data collection and EU Regulation on the monitoring, reporting and verification of carbon dioxide emissions from maritime transport, CCS has developed a software of ship energy efficiency collecting and monitoring. The software collects energy efficiency-related data such as the arrival and departure port name, arrival and departure time, fuel consumption and bunkering quantity, distance travelled and cargo carried, could be used for the monitoring, conducting statistics and analysis of the energy efficiency-related basic data, generating emissions report based on different standards(IMO and EU). The software can be installed on a ship and used independently or be used cooperatively with the “CCS Ship Energy Efficiency Management System” or enterprise systems. The software can provide reliable data source for a third party inspection agency to perform data verification and provide convenient and diversified services for shipping company in regard to the statistics, monitoring and reporting management of ship energy efficiency-related data. CCS provides the free software to our clients, which is easy to install and use. The software development takes into account the current IT configuration of the enterprises, in order to decrease the cost of the installation, operation and maintenance. With Chinese and English versions, the software can meet the requirements of IMO and EU on the monitoring, reporting of ship energy efficiency data, minimize the relevant costs of shipping enterprises, and help them to collect and report energy efficiency data and verify the carbon emission. Download: Installation package and User Manual (2021-11-22)                   Upgrade patch(2022-03-11)                  IMO DCS_EU MRV Data Collection System Guidance(2022-03-20)  (The default user name and password is 'admin/admin') Contacts: Mr. Liu yangTelephone: +86 010 58112473Email: liuyang@ccs.org.cn
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Customer Personal Information Protection Policy of China Classification Society

01/01.1970

Customer Personal Information Protection Policy of China Classification Society   China Classification Society (hereinafter referred to as CCS) attaches great importance to the protection of personal information. This Policy sets out the policies for processing your personal information collected by CCS website and service platforms. We will use the information strictly in accordance with this Policy and our user terms and conditions. In this Policy, personal information means any information recorded electronically or by other means that can identify a specific natural person or reflect the activity of a particular natural person, either alone or in combination with other information, including but not limited to the name, date of birth, ID number, address, telephone number, fax number, email address and online history of a natural person. By applying to CCS website for the use of the website or applying for or accepting the services of CCS by other means, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Policy, and accepted our rules and policies regarding your personal information, and you explicitly agree that we collect, store, use, process, transmit, provide, disclose and delete your personal information in accordance with this Policy. We will process your personal information in accordance with relevant laws of the People’s Republic of China when it is necessary, with justified reason, and in good faith. If you are a user within the scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we will also fulfill relevant obligations. If you change your mind in the future, you may withdraw your consent to use your personal information in accordance with this Policy. If you do not agree to this Policy, we will not refuse to provide services to you because you do not consent to our collection of your personal information. You can still visit the CCS website and use its basic service functions. I. Information collected by us and the method used by us to collect the information In order to provide you with our services, you need to provide the personal information necessary for the services. If you do not provide your personal information, we may not be able to provide you with corresponding services. We will only collect information that is necessary, specific, explicit and legitimate for the services you have chosen, and will not process the information further in a manner that is inconsistent with these purposes. Depending on the services you have chosen, we may collect one or more of the following information (which is not exhaustive), whether or not it is personal information: 1. Information you provide to us. You provide us with relevant information about you by using our services or contacting us by phone, email or other means. This includes information provided by you when registering for our services, such as your real name, email address, mobile number, fax number, country, company, address, which will help us register for you so that you can use our service. 2. Information generated and displayed when you use the services. When you use our services, we will automatically collect certain information about you, including the IP address and information about your use of our services, such as date and time stamps. We will also collect and store your personal information each time you log into the CCS service system, for example, the information generated when you communicate with us via phone, email or in-app support communication tools. 3. Relevant information about you which is collected by us during the cooperation process. When we cooperate, you provide us with relevant information, such as your ID number, nationality, country of residence, professional qualifications, etc., by providing services, signing cooperation agreements, conducting surveys and promotional activities (including those entrusted to a third party) to provide better services. 4. Your personal information which we may obtain through a third party. We may collect your personal information, such as your name and contact information, by participating third party trade fairs or from network providers, in order to provide you with information about products and services. Please note that a third party may have its own special personal information protection policy and explain how to collect and process your personal information. Such policy does not constitute a part of this Policy. You need to carefully read and decide whether agree with its personal information protection policy or not. II. How we will use and store information 1. Use of information We will use the personal information by the following means in accordance with relevant laws: (1) We use collected information to provide customers with service and support, carry out satisfaction surveys of our products and services or other investigations in order to evaluate and improve our services, and inform you of our additional products and services etc. (2) We will use the collected information for big data analysis. For example, we use the collected information to analyze and develop statistical reports that do not contain any personal information. We may disclose big data analysis information that does not contain identification content after statistical processing. (3) We will ask for your consent in advance when we intend to use the information for other purposes not covered by this Policy, and use the information collected for a specific purpose for other purposes. 2. Information storage We will continue to store your personal information while you use our services or cooperate with us. The storage period will be the minimum time necessary to achieve the above purpose. If you choose to close your account or voluntarily delete the above information, we will delete or anonymize your personal information. When your personal information storage exceeds the minimum period required for the above purpose, we will delete or anonymize your personal information, except as otherwise provided by laws and administrative regulations or compulsively required by relevant regulatory authorities according to law. 3. Information processing We will not process the personal information provided by you while you use our services or cooperate with us. III. How we will use Cookies and Web Beacons When you use our website, we may also collect tracking information such as the IP address you have used and the pages you have visited on our website. These information processing activities depend on your consent to the use of cookies and similar technology when you visit our website. We do not use Cookies for any purpose other than those stated in this Policy. You can manage or delete Cookies. IV. To whom we provide your information 1. We will not sell any personal information to a third party. 2. We may sometimes disclose your personal information to a third party in order to provide you with the products and services you may need. We may disclose or share your information in the following cases (including but not limited to): (1) when we might share your personal information with CCS overseas wholly-owned subsidiaries; (2) for the purpose of CCS receiving audit carried out by the flag State Government or a third party; (3) Law enforcement agencies, regulatory agencies, government agencies or other judicial institutions and organizations. We may disclose your information in accordance with the requirements of laws or if we have sufficient reasons to believe that the disclosure is reasonable and necessary: in order to abide by legal obligations, procedures or requirements;in order to fulfill our Terms of Service, your contract and other agreements,   policies and standards, including investigation of any possible violations;in order to detect, prevent, or otherwise address security, fraud, or technical issues;in order to protect the rights, property or security of us, our users, third parties or the public (including exchanging information with other companies and organizations to prevent fraud) as required by law or permission;other situations specified in laws and regulations. (4) In case certain services are provided by a partner as authorized by CCS, your personal information will be shared between CCS and the partner in accordance with the description in this Policy. For example, CCS will authorize the partner to carry out satisfaction survey and CCS must share your personal information with the company conducting the survey. (5) Disclosure to other organizations with your consent. V. Security measures We abide by the requirements of all relevant data security and personal information protection laws and regulations to collect, use, store and transmit user information and undertake to adopt the following security measures to protect your personal information. 1. We adopt measures of appropriate physical, administrative and technical safeguards to protect your personal information from unauthorized access, disclosure, use, modification, damage or loss. For example, we use encryption technology to ensure the confidentiality of data; we use certified security mechanisms to protect against malicious attacks; we deploy access control mechanisms to ensure that only authorized personnel can access personal information; we will do our best to protect your personal information, but please note that no security measures can be impeccable. 2. If we need to share your personal information with a third party or transfer it to a destination outside of your country, we will require the third party to process data in accordance with this Policy and other relevant data protection requirements through a contract or agreement, so as to fully protect your personal information security. 3. We will cultivate the awareness of data security of employees and carry out the training and assessment of security capabilities, and strengthen employees' awareness of the importance of protecting personal information. 4. In the event of leakage of personal information, we will initiate an emergency plan, take appropriate remedial measures and notify the relevant regulatory departments in a timely manner according to relevant requirements. If personal information leakage may pose a high risk to your rights and freedoms, we will notify you of the basic information and possible consequences of the information leakage by means of on-site notifications, emails, etc., and the actions we have taken or will take. When it is difficult to notify one by one, we will release an announcement in a reasonable and effective manner. VI. Your rights 1. You can access and correct your personal information You have the right to request access to your personal information held by us. If you believe that any information we hold about you is incorrect or incomplete, you can ask us to correct it. When you update your personal information, you will be asked to verify your identity before we process your request. Once we have sufficient information to process your request to access or correct your personal information, we will respond to your request in a timely manner. More details related to your personal information in the service account of this website can be accessed and changed by logging in to your account with your device. 2. You can request to delete your personal information. You are entitled to asking us to delete your personal information. We will process by taking corresponding steps, including technical means. This right may be limited; for example, if you ask us to delete information that is required by the law to be retained or the retention of that information has convincing legitimate rights. 3. You can request to transfer your personal information. You are entitled to receiving your personal information in a structured, general and machine-readable manner or requesting us to transfer your personal information to other data controllers. 4. You can request to restrict or object to the processing of your personal information. In specific cases other than the purpose of storage, you are entitled to restricting or objecting to the processing of your personal information by us. We will evaluate your request for restriction or objection. If we have legal reasons (e.g. for maintaining a legal statement, or providing protection for other people or the retention of that information has convincing legitimate rights), we may use such personal information again. We will notify you before we cancel the restriction. You can exercise your rights above by contacting us at csm@ccs.org.cn. VII. How we process the personal information of minors Our services are not suitable for use by minors (under 16 years of age). Minors are not allowed to use the services for any purpose. We do not deliberately allow minors to provide any personal identity information. Since we are unable to identify the age of the web visitors, if the parent or guardian has any reason to believe that the minor has submitted personal information to us without prior consent, please contact us to ensure that such personal information is deleted. VIII. Contact us If you have any comments or questions about this Policy, or if you have any questions about collecting, using or disclosing your personal information by CCS, or if you have a complaint about how we process your personal information, please contact us at the address below, we will process your request after verifying your identity. If you are not satisfied with our reply, you have the right to lodge a complaint to the data protection agency where you live or where you believe the violation has occurred. China Classification Society Email: csm@ccs.org.cn Address: 9 Dongzhimen Nan Da Jie, Dongcheng District, Beijing Post: 100007 For customers from European Union Exclusive Economic Zone, please contact: Hamburg Branch, China Classification Society Email: ccshb@ccs.org.cn  Address: Kuehnehoefe 1, D-22761 Hamburg, Germany or: Athens Branch, China Classification Society Email: ccsat@ccs.org.cn Address: Skouze 26, 18536 Piraeus, Greece IX. Update of customer personal information protection policy We can change the Customer Personal Information Protection Policy without notice. If we make any changes to this Policy, we will release an updated policy here with the date of the amendment. We advise you to check this page frequently for any changes to this Policy. This Policy was last updated on 10 October 2022.
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Full life cycle service of mobile units

11/13.2020

In recent years, with the development of the offshore resource development business, the application of offshore installations keeps expanding from traditional offshore oil and gas development and processing to emerging offshore construction, offshore wind power, fish farming and tourism, and the number of offshore installations is also increasing. Due to the harsh marine environmental conditions and difficult operations of offshore installations, it is difficult to avoid some safety issues. If not handled properly, this will bring huge economic losses and even threaten the safety of life at sea and the marine environment.The China Classification Society (CCS) has established a finite element model of a platform structure based on the special structure design mode and equipment form of the mobile platform, providing its clients with services throughout the full life cycle of the mobile platform, thereby protecting the mobile platform.In order to provide more efficient and convenient services, CCS has developed a full life cycle management system (MSER) for offshore mobile platforms based on a structural model database. This system provides services for well location operational capability analysis, emergency response, and on-site survey of mobile platforms to ensure the structural safety of offshore mobile platforms. Based on the established finite element model database, combined with the original design drawing data and dynamic data input (such as transformation, thickness measurement, etc.) in the life cycle, the finite element calculation and theoretical analyses are used to give a structural safety evaluation conclusion, providing guidance for on-site survey by inspection agencies and the daily maintenance of the platform. In addition, there is technical support for the ship owner to make a rapid decision when the platform changes environmental conditions in which it is operating and requires the analysis of well location operation capability and when an accident occurs and emergency response is required the following services are available:Service functions1) Evaluation of the structure’s technical condition throughout its life cycleRecognize the structural safety analysis, tracking, monitoring and management throughout the life cycle of the mobile platform from design, construction, survey and transformation to daily operation.2) Analysis of well location operational capabilityAble to analyze and judge the well location operational capability of the mobile platform as to whether it can adapt to the new environmental conditions and help the platform manager make quick decisions.3) Emergency response supportAble to quickly evaluate the structural safety of the mobile platform in response to emergencies (such as leg puncture, platform towing collision, etc.), and provide emergency response measures, thereby playing an important role in reducing accident losses and ensuring structural safety.4) Provide strong technical support for maintenance, service, repair, transformation and surveyAble to comprehensively reflect the actual status of the platform structure, find the existing structural safety hazards, and put forward reasonable suggestions and on-site key survey suggestions to provide technical support for the repair, maintenance and service of the platform and the on-site survey of the surveyor, in a timely fashion.5) Security management of aging mobile platformThrough continuous tracking and periodic structural safety evaluation of the aging mobile platform, technical support is provided for the regular maintenance and service of the aging platform, to reduce its operational risk. System featuresRealize the perfect seamless connection between condition data and finite element model, and establish a continuous, dynamic and fast structural evaluation system throughout the life cycle.1) Fast response capability for finite element calculationThe seamless connection between the thickness measurement data and the finite element calculation model of the platform is realized, so that the platform has the fast response capability to finite element calculations, the conclusions and suggestions from the analysis of calculations can then be quickly returned to the platform during the docking repair period to guide repair or transformation construction.2) Accurate and efficient thickness measurementA systematic platform for thickness measurement is provided. Based on the last evaluation results and site conditions, the thickness measurement range can be determined, and the diagrams for thickness measurements are printed. A standardized thickness measurement report will be automatically generated based on the entered thickness measurement data, thereby realizing standardized, normalized and efficient thickness measurements.3) Full life cycle management of structural safety of a mobile platformConduct centralized management of the platform data such as the original platform design, previous reconstruction/repair drawings and data, previous survey and testing data, finite element models, previous calculation and analysis data etc. Based on these complete technical data, the evaluation of structural and technical status of the system, pre-evaluation before platform operations, emergency response, evaluation and management of the aging platform, and other functions, realize the structural management of the mobile platform throughout its life cycle.3. AchievementsThe MSER system has been successfully applied in the well location operational capability analysis and emergency response analysis of more than one hundred mobile platforms, and the structural safety assessment and analysis of aging platforms of China Oilfield Services Limited (COSL), CNPC Offshore Engineering Company Limited (CPOE), and Shengli Oilfield Offshore Drilling Company, which has produced huge economic and social benefits.The MSER system has created a new mode of structural safety management of offshore mobile platforms and will surely promote the safe operation and scientific management of offshore mobile platforms in China. For more details, please contact us:Tel: 0086-22-62022888-1213,0086-10-58113424 E-mail: ot@ccs.org.cn
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Scientific Research on Rules

11/13.2020

The China Classification Society (CCS) is the only professional organization engaged in the ship classification survey business in China and a full member of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS). CCS formulates classification rules for ships and offshore installations and is entrusted by China MSA to prepare technical regulations for ships and offshore installations. CCS has scientific research information institutions such as the Rules and Technology Center (CCS Shanghai Rules & Research Institute), CCS Wuhan Rules & Research Institute, Offshore Engineering Technology Center, Technology Research and Development Center, Science and Technology Innovation Test Center, and Information Center.Since its establishment, CCS has gradually formed a system of rules and regulations for sea-going vessels (including ocean-going fishing vessels), inland vessels, offshore mobile drilling vessels, fixed platforms, and container ships through the study of international advanced technical standards and the accumulation of experience in the process of plan approval and survey. The system of rules and guidelines for ships covers high-tech ship types such as very large crude carriers (VLCC), very large container ships, very large ore carriers, membrane liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, and large vehicle carriers, supporting the development of the shipbuilding industry in China, and promoting the safety of water transport.CCS concentrates its efforts on the research of key technologies for large and high-tech ship types and for offshore engineering, green smart technologies, and new energy application technologies, and has issued standards such as the Rules for Green Eco-ships, Rules for Intelligent Ships, and Rules for Cruise Ships. The rules for the structure of bulk carriers and oil tankers have passed the International Goal-based Ship Construction Standards for Bulk Carriers and Oil Tankers (IMO GBS) audit without defects, and the audit results are the best among the members of the International Association of Classification Societies. Fruitful results have been achieved in the research of key technologies such as intelligent ships/unmanned ships, application of LNG power on water, very large container ships, very large ore ships, LNG carriers, mobile platforms and floating units, reaching the international leading or advanced level. A large number of very large, high-performance, high-value-added ships and offshore mobile platforms have joined CCS. The system of CCS rules and standards and the technical service capabilities are widely accepted by international and domestic industries.CCS continues to increase its influence in the international maritime community, providing strong technical support for the Chinese government to participate in international maritime affairs, safeguard national maritime rights and interests, and support the development of related industries. CCS actively participates in the formulation of international maritime technical standards and submits more than half of the Chinese proposals to the International Maritime Organization on an annual average basis. CCS has played an important role in the formulation of international maritime technical standards including the Ballast Water Management Convention, Hong Kong Convention, Common Structural Rules for Oil Tankers and Bulk Carriers, Energy Efficiency Design Index for new ships, Code on Noise Levels on Board Ships, Polar Code, IGF Code, and asbestos-free thresholds, safeguarding the interests of the country and related industries, and making great contributions to the development of international maritime technology.In the future, CCS will continue to improve its capabilities in scientific and technological innovation and leading development, to comprehensively form a scientific and technological work system with the ability for strong independent innovation, high-level rules and standards, and scientific evaluation and experiment, and fulfil the mission of “safety, environmental protection, and creating value for clients and the society”. For more details, please contact us:Sea Ship: CCS Shanghai Rules & Research Institute, Tel: 021-61089200, E-mail: ccssr@ccs.org.cnRiver Ship: CCS Wuhan Rules & Research Institute, Tel: 027-85822350, E-mail: ccswra@ccs.org.cn Offshore Engineering: Offshore Engineering Technology Center, Tel: 022-62022888, E-mail: ot@ccs.org.cn
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