Examples of using Double hull in English and their translations into Dutch
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Quality build yacht with'unsinckable' concept of Etap with double hull filled with foam.
of the Council on the accelerated phasing‑in of double hull or equivalent design requirements for single hull oil tankers.
Phasing out of this category through the implementation of the double hull requirements will only be completed in 2026 instead of 2010 and 2015 as in OPA 90.
The other day at the Euro-Mediterranean meeting of energy ministers the issues of the double hull, of port controls and of maritime safety were raised
Double hull oil tanker' means a segregated ballast oil tanker built in accordance with the requirements laid down in Regulation 13F(3) of Annex I to Marpol 73/78;
beneficial effect on employment, since the accelerated replacement of old single hull oil tankers by new double hull tonnage will increase the demand for newbuildings.
pilotage dues between single hull and double hull or equivalent design oil tankers.
Double hull oil tanker" shall mean an oil tanker meeting the double hull
The Communication recognizes that segregated ballast tanks and double hull spaces should be deducted when calculating harbour
Commissioner, there are many experts who consider that the double hull is not sufficiently safe
switch to new standards, including the mandatory double hull, on pain of being banned from the ports or the territorial waters of Member States.
Where a double hull should minimize the consequences after a disaster,
in terms of security of supply, and the exemption from the double hull requirement for ships over 500- 600 tonnes.
a Regulation on the accelerated phasing-in of double hull or equivalent requirements for single hull oil tankers safety of the sea-borne oil trade.
The year when double hulls… became mandatory.
Your proposals must also include making double hulls mandatory and enforcing observance,
We must also urgently consider bringing forward the obligatory demand for double hulls and intensify and improve the quality of inspections.
It is important that the rules governing double hulls should be as stringent here as in the United States.
A whole ream of new measures on double hulls, inspection, the inspection of inspectorates, etc are being conceived in the short term.
Evidence from recent major accidents corroborates the view, also reflected in the Communication, that double hulls are not a panacea.