2016-07 EN Standard Classification

Royal IHC
STANDARD CLASSIFICATION
ROYAL IHC SHIPBUILDING
The aim of the standard classification for Royal IHC Shipbuilding is the uniform designation of products and
parts by means of a numeric code.
The numeric code is to be used as a tool for:
a) Providing of specific information to be used on each level of the organization related to the production
process, ranging from inquiry up to and including the financial results.
b) A far-reaching integration of calculation methods, designing, engineering, purchasing, planning
progress control and price control for the management of the production process.
The standard classification contains 99 groups, in which sufficient spare capacity is integrated.
This spare capacity can be used for new technological developments by which also vessels other than
dredgers can be integrated in this system.
This standard classification is part of the IHC-coding system for order information.
Revised Edition July 2016

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The IHC-coding system to be used as follows:

xxxxx xx.xx(.x) xxx
xxxxx ..................................................... order number

xx …………………………… group number
xx .................................. part number
allocation of costs
cost estimation
planning unit (main planning)
allocation of production hours
unit for budget control
(.x)…………………… in several groups the classification number has 5 numbers
xxx ................... sub numbers:

xxx drawing number, is job number for
engineering department and also job number for
production department, to be divided into
the following serial numbers, i.e.:
000-490: department of shipbuilding
500-990: department of mechanical engineering, hydraulics
and electric engineering
For a more detailed specification of the sub-numbers reference is made to the separate list of standard sub-
numbers called : lijst van standard subnummers “werf”, dated June 1983
Example
01261 23.12 212 meaning:
01261 .................................................... yard number / order number
23 ..................................... piping group number 23
12 ................................ hull block 12
212 ................... compartment hull block 12
Example drawing number small ironwork

01261 10.41 212 018 meaning:
01261 .................................................... yard number / order number
10 ..................................... small ironwork
41 ................................ auxiliary foundations
212 ................... compartment hull block 12
018 ..... serial number
Note
Standard products and standard parts become a drawing number according to an additional number
system. Also the drawings made during project stage should have an additional number system

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This booklet is only dealing with classification numbering. for subdivision into sub-numbers reference is
made to a separate list of sub-numbers available at the department Hoppers Estimation of IHC Holland
B.V..
The used classification is product related. Therefore reference is no longer available to separate activities
as “engineering”, “mounting / erection on board” and “casting patterns”. These activities, as well as other
activities, are directly entered at the concerning classification number in the columns for material costs and
manufacturing costs.
When assigning classification numbers it was the aim to have “ready sub-assemblies” wherever
economically justified. For example: the gate valves in suction and discharge lines of dredging system are
included in the classification number of the suction and discharge lines.
Where spare parts are required according to Classification Society these should be included at the
classification number of the relevant equipment.
Additional spare parts should be mentioned in Group 39.
This standard classification should be used when preparing:

- technical specification;
- cost estimation;
- drawings;
- purchasing;
- planning and progress control;
- distribution of work and material;
- cost accounting and re-calculation.
For orders for repair work the group numbers 90 up to and including 99 are reserved, however connected
to the relevant order number.
The assignment of these classification numbers is the responsibility of the department Services.
Important
An important condition for a good functioning of a registration and data system is the discipline to use the
correct code numbers according the rules and regulations. This is even more important where the data is
processed by computers. So a strong appeal is made to everybody of our organization to deal with the use
of classification numbers carefully.

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Special attention for this issue is asked from the following departments.
Purchasing and Accounting Department

In case more than one classification number of the same group is used in one order the group number
followed by 00 can be used as collective classification number. So for group 21 this will be 21.00.
In no way costs may be accounted on this collective number.
In the margin of the order the correct classification number of each item (or part of it) should be stated
complete with a separate price for this item.
If the order contains only one total amount, these itemized prices may be derived from the total.
If the order contains more than one group number a separate ordering form has to be used.
It is the responsibility of the accounting department to enter the correct classification numbers in to the data
base of the computer system.
Engineering Department and Production Control

If a drawing contains items of more than one classification number these individual classification numbers
has to be mentioned in the parts list of that drawing.
The classification number as mentioned in the drawing number is determined by the classification number
of the major part on the drawing. It is not allowed to book the job on this classification number.
Therefore on the drawing should be mentioned the following remark:

Classification numbers should be used as mentioned in the parts list at the relevant item number.
Arrangement drawings, lay-out drawings, lists and specifications related to more than one classification
number should be entered on the concerning classification number of group 03.
An exception is made for lists of piping and lists of fittings for group 23 which are to be mentioned at 23.00
Amendments and additions

Proposals for amendments or additions should be addressed only to Document Control of IHC Merwede
Holding B.V. in consideration with the department Hoppers Estimation of IHC Holland B.V. at Kinderdijk.
It would be favorable to have a contact person for each concerning business unit to maintain the contacts
with Document Control and take care for distribution and information about the standard classification in his
own business unit.

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CLASSIFICATION AND GROUP NUMBERS
01 Project
02 Reserved for the 8080-phase
03 Elaboration and verifying of the design after order, general calculations and drawings, advices,
licenses and discussions with third parties
04 Classification, inspection and supervision
05 Exploitation, services by third parties
06 Preparation of slipway, provisions for building, launching and test and trials
07 Final delivery
08 Equipment furnished by the customer
09 Insurance, acquisition, financing
10 Hull outfitting
11 Hull block 11 – aft ship
12 Hull block 12 – engine room
13 Hull block 13 – pump room
14 Hull block 14 – hopper / midship
15 Hull block 15 – cylinder compartments
16 Hull block 16 – fore-ship
17 Hull block 17 – poop
18 Hull block 18 – Deckhouse at aft ship
19 Hull block 19 – Deckhouse at fore ship or amid ship
20 Equipment for power generation and power conversion
21 Shaftings, propellers and steering installations
22 Auxiliaries
23 Piping for machinery installations, drives and the hull
24 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning – hvac, refrigerated provision store,
fixed fire extinguishing, navigation and communication equipment and remaining
special equipment
25 Electric installation, excluding generators and motors.
Control, measuring and monitoring equipment for propulsion and dredging installation and for
remaining main and auxiliary equipment
26 Carpentry, outfitting, furniture and inventory
27 Suction and discharge systems, gantries, loading and unloading systems for the dredging installation
28 Excavating, cutting and crushing installations
29 Oil recovery installation
30 LNG Installation
31
32 Jigs
33 Tanks for ore washery
34 Chutes and tranport installations for ore washery
35 Specific equipment for ore treatment
36 Pumps, cyclones, monitors and distribution systems for ore washery
37
38 Floating pipe lines and shore discharge lines
39 Extra spare parts
40
- IHC Mission Equipment
79
80
- Reserved for IHC Mission Equipment
89

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90
- Reserved for Services
99

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GROUP 01
PROJECT
01.10 Design, calculations

01.20 Advices, services by third parties
01.40 Research and development for special dredging equipment (depreciation drawing costs)
01.50 Contract and Amendments

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GROUP 02
RESERVED FOR THE 8080-PHASE

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GROUP 03
ELABORATION AND VERIFYING OF THE DESIGN AFTER ORDER, GENERAL CALCULATIONS AND
DRAWINGS, ADVICES, LICENSES, AND DISCUSSSIONS WITH THIRD PARTIES
03.00 List of drawings, drawing costs

03.01 Project Planning
03.02 Document Control
03.03 Project Organisation Chart
03.05 Planning Production Control
03.06 Work preparation Production Control
03.07 Assistant work preparation Production Control
03.08 Measuring department
03.09 FEM-calculations (incl. co-ordination of hours)
03.10 Calculations of weight and centre of gravity
03.11 Calculations of ships resistance and propulsion
03.12 Longitudinal- and Transverse Strength Calculation
03.13 Main section and cross sections of fore ship and aft ship
03.14 Body plan
03.15 Arrangement of bow / stern thruster
03.16 Arrangement of propulsion shaft lines for the purpose of torsional vibration calculations, torsional
vibration calculations
03.17 Arrangement of dredge pump shaft lines for the purpose of torsional vibration calculations, torsional
03.18 Arrangement of generator shaft lines for the purpose of torsional vibration calculations, torsional
03.19 Lay-out of engine room, pump room, generator room, converter room, hydraulic room, boiler room
and other rooms for power generation / conversion
03.20 List of main machinery and auxiliary machinery
03.21 Stability calculations, inclining tests and several loading conditions
03.22 Specification of steel and steel pipes for the hull, outfitting of hull and other steel constructions
03.23 Construction plan
03.24 Piping schemes
03.25 Main power table (Power Balance Sheet)
03.26 Electric power consumption table
03.27 Arrangement of rudders, propellers, etc.
03.28 Calculation of winches (windlass and suction tube)
03.29 Container wires
03.31 Data for calculation center for body plan and model
03.32 Model tests
03.33 Hull shape, superstructures and deckhouses
03.34 Lay-out of accommodation spaces
03.35 Block classification of hull and section plan
03.36 Framing plan, list of framing
03.37 Preparation of frame floor
03.38 General arrangement plan (working plan), revised plan
03.40 Arrangement bottom doors / valves
03.41 Arrangement of suction pipe with gantries
03.42 Arrangement onboard dredging lines
03.43 Engineering equipment
03.44 Plan of doors and doors list
03.45 Plan of floor coverings (accommodation)
03.46 Data supply for outsourcing of preparing universal hydrostatic tables and tables of statical stability
03.47 Universal hydrostatic tables (trim diagram), i.e. data, input and computer costs
03.48 Tables of statical stability
03.49 Bonjean-curves

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03.50 Damage stability

03.51 Calculations of freeboard and drawing for obtaining the freeboard mark
03.52 Hopper sounding tables
03.53 Plan of tanks, pressure test plan and sounding tables for tanks
03.54 Safety plan
03.55 Lists of inventory
03.56 Spare parts lists
03.57 Docking plan
03.58
03.59 Order co-ordination, only to be used by project coordinators, including any travelling and
accommodation expenses, e.g. resulting from acceptance tests abroad
03.60 Order co-ordination, only to be used by lead engineers of engineering department or production
control, including travelling expenses abroad.
Note: domestic travelling expenses to be booked on own department
03.61 Advices about technical issues
03.62 Engineering concerning electric installation
03.63 Engineering concerning hydraulic installation
03.64 Engineering concerning pneumatic installation
03.65 Engineering concerning control consoles and instrumentation
03.66 Engineering concerning ventilation ac. (airconditioning)
03.67 Engineering concerning mechanical
03.68 Engineering concerning naval
03.69 Engineering concerning accommodation
03.70 Calculations of forces on hydraulic cylinders and deck hinges of split-type vessels
03.71 Special research concerning shipbuilding (order-oriented)
03.72 Special research concerning dredging engineering (order-oriented)
03.73 Special research concerning mechanical engineering (order-oriented)
03.74 Sound and vibrations
03.75 Dredging diagram
03.76 Meetings with third parties, including any travelling expenses abroad.
Note: domestic travelling expenses to be booked on own department
03.77 Several calculations concerning elevating installations for elevating platforms such as strength
calculation of poles and stability calculation for transport
03.78 Engineering concerning cutterladder
03.79 Engineering concerning spud carriage
03.80 Hours registration, acceptance expenses
03.81 Licenses
03.82 Measuring plan for hopper dredger
03.83
03.84
03.85
03.86 Patents
03.90 Autocon exploitation costs
03.91 System use and computer costs

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GROUP 04
CLASSIFICATION, INSPECTION, SUPERVISION
04.10 Classification, certificates

04.11 Foreign shipping inspectorate
04.12 Dutch shipping inspectorate
04.13 Harbour inspectorate
04.14 Tonnage measurement
04.15 Destructive material testing
04.16 Non-destructive material testing (X-rays, etc.)
04.17 ITP
04.18 Green passport
04.20 Supervision by shipowner, supervising company or other authority at IHC Dredgers
04.21 Lodging in private houses, guesthouses or hotels of supervisors as mentioned at 04.20
04.25 Surveillance during building, including fire duty and storm duty
04.30 Degassing, de-ratting, inspection of drinking water etc. including necessary certificates
04.50 Additional costs dredging installation production South Africa
04.51 Guidance and supervision for ‘skill development suppliers’
04.52 Development of local service capacity
04.53 Reserved: additional costs for Supplier Development plan
04.60 Quality requirements building ships; quality requirements for parts see 07.26

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GROUP 05
EXPLOITATION, SERVICES BY THIRD PARTIES
05.10 Exploitation of slipway

05.11 Exploitation of repair dock
05.12 Exploitation of quays and jetties
05.13 Exploitation of cranes
05.15 Exploitation of company cars
05.20 Rent for floating derrick, transport barges, tugs, as far as not related to launching (see 06.25), to
see trials (see 06.36) or not directly related to the concerning classification number, e.g. rent for
floating derrick for erection of propulsion diesel engines should be entered at 20.10
05.25 Shifting of the vessel to a yard for finishing
05.30 Material storage
05.35 Rent for company’s equipment
05.40 Travelling expenses cq expenses concerning final delivery and acceptance
^05.45 Freight done by non regular carriers [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]
^05.50 Store parts, stock(s) [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]
05.99 Price differences

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GROUP 06
PREPARATION OF SLIPWAY, PROVISIONS FOR BUILDING, LAUNCHING AND TEST AND TRIALS
06.10 Set up of slipway, scaffolding, including cleaning after launching

06.15 Temporary provisions for safety, accessibility, energy, lighting, heating and protection on building
site and on the vessel
06.20 Cleaning of the vessel during building stage and after sea trials
06.21 Pressure testing of tanks and closing
06.25 Launching, including:
Calculations for launching, technical provisions, taking care of guests and press, rent for floating
derrick, transport barges, tugs, shifting of vessels, rent for launching equipment, safety provisions,
greasing the slide ways, etc
06.30 Docking before and after sea trials
06.35 Basin trials
06.36 Sea trials, including:
adjustment of compasses, various measurements, technical provisions, food and drinks, taking
care of guests and press, transport of passengers, rent for floating derrick and tugs, crew for sea
trials, harbour dues, pilotages, fuel oil, lub oil and also hydraulic oil for initial filling (including any
flushing oil)
06.40 Revision of claims after sea trials
06.41 Revision of claims after sea trials: rolling material
06.42 Provision costs as a result of report of final delivery and acceptance
06.43 Several costs during the building of the ship
06.50 Parts used only once i.e. templates, lifting lugs etc.
06.51 Templates to be used more than once
06.52 Rolling material to be used only once
06.53 Auxiliary frame while outsourcing aft ship + spec. constr. launching
06.54 Rent of tools
06.60 Permanent ballast

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GROUP 07
FINAL DELIVERY
07.10 Demounting and getting ready for shipping

07.11 Get the vessel ready for sea with reference to transport elsewhere
07.12 Export documents and clearance
07.13 Special provisions for delivery
07.14 Delivery Free Alongside Ship (FAS), Free On Board (FOB), Free On Rail (FOR), etc..
07.15 Delivery Cost and Freight (CFR), Cost, Insurance and Freight (CIF), etc..
07.16 Transport insurance
07.17 Delivery voyage to destination on own power or by towing
07.20 Rebuilding elsewhere
07.21 Trials elsewhere
07.22 Guarantee employees, including travelling expenses and accommodation, spending money,
insurance and equipment
07.25 Delivery of scale models of the vessel
07.26 As-built drawings, photo prints, lists, maintenance and operation instructions, translations,
instruction manuals and as-built specifications
07.27 Deliveries to employees of customer
07.30 Final delivery and acceptance
07.40 Supervision by or on behalf of IHC at third parties
07.50 Training of employees of customer, including travelling expenses and accommodation, spending
money and various expenses

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GROUP 08
EQUIPMENT FURNISHED BY THE CUSTOMER
Enter in this group only the additional costs resulting from these deliveries.
These can be: transportation costs, clearance costs, warehousing charges resulting from premature
deliveries as well as costs from too late deliveries.
If possible these costs can be charged to the customer.
The classification numbers for these are built-up from the group number 08, followed by the group number
in which the delivery belongs.
Example:
08.10 Deliveries intended for group 10
08.21 Deliveries intended for group 21
etc.
Note:
General costs, like for inspection of incoming goods as well as for fitting on board, should be entered at the
classification number of the concerning equipment because these costs will also arise if the delivery is
performed by the yard.
08.00 Equipment furnished by the customer

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GROUP 09
INSURANCE, ACQUISITION, FINANCING
(This group is only to be used by sales department)
09.00 Invoices to client

09.05 Financing
09.10 Security bond
09.11 Risk of a fall in prices
09.12 Settlement of interests during building stage
09.13 Settlement of interests after delivery
09.14 Commitment charge
09.15 Credit insurance
09.16 Bank guarantee for down payment
09.17 Bank guarantee for technical guarantee
09.20 Costs for banking and foreign exchange
09.25 Financial advices
09.26 Interpreter and translation costs concerning contract
09.27 Travelling expenses abroad
09.28 Financial protection
09.29 Penalties and premiums on delivery time, ship speed, displacement, etc.
09.30 Bargaining
09.31 Costs for contract and stamp duties
09.35 Insurance during construction
09.36 Insurance of interests
09.37 Guarantee insurance
09.38 War-risk insurance
09.39 Commissions
09.40 Commission to third parties
09.41 Communication costs, postal charges, etc.
09.42 Legal advices
09.43 Assistance Rep. Office after signing contract
09.50 Received interest subsidies
09.51 Received subsidies (participation in losses)
09.58 Taxes
09.97 Differences between invoicing and cost prices of subsidiary companies
09.98 Share in loss of subsidiary companies

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GROUP 10
HULL OUTFITTING
Chocks, sea fastenings and mounting material to be entered at the classification number of concerning
machinery.
10.00 Hull outfitting

10.10 Bilge keels
Only to be used by Engineering Department for preparing drawings per hull block:
10.11 Arrangement of outfitting in hull block 11
10.15 Arrangement of outfitting in hull block 15: hull, such as ship’s name, home port, freeboard mark,
draught marks, paint lines and warning symbols
On this number also to be entered if made of wood or plastic.
Owner’s identity symbols to be entered at classification number of funnel.
10.20 Water tight (W.T.) steel doors in special execution, such as sliding doors, power controlled by
mechanic, electric, hydraulic or pneumatic.
Including power unit, piping and remote control equipment.
Electric cabling at 25.10.
10.21 Water tight (W.T.) and non-water tight (N.W.T.) steel doors complete with doorpost in standard
or semi-standard execution.
10.22 Doors in the shell.
10.23 Hatches, hatch coamings, skylights, entrances and escape hatches.
10.24 Portholes, bull’s eyes, windows, window screens and permanent window shutters.
Temporary window shutters for sea transport to be entered at 07.11 “getting ready for sea
transport”.
10.25 Railings and stanchions on main deck, forecastle deck, accommodation decks, bridge deck and
remaining decks. Including storm rails fitted inside and outside the deckhouses
Handrails of external stairways joining the railing on decks, so forming a whole, can be entered at
10.25.
10.26 Cover plate over gap between hull parts of split-type vessels
10.27 Border strips
10.29 Container with accessories including details wires
10.30 Steel floors with their supports in engine room, pump room and remaining technical spaces,
metal stairs (also these with wooden steps inside the accommodation), steel ladders (when
integrated, entered at concerning hull part), metal gratings, metal platforms, compass platform
and working platforms (including wooden covering) and also protections for machinery,
hoisting openings in between decks, etc. all for safety of the crew.
- Metal floors (deck) in wheel house to be entered at classification number of hull section.
- Wooden floors in accommodation, wheel house, workshops and stores and on top side of tanks
to be entered at concerning classification number of group 26
- Platforms and stairs are inclusive handrail
Hand rails of external stairways joining the railing on decks, so forming a whole, can be entered
at 10.25. In that case a reference to be made to the concerning classification number.
- Wooden walkway or platforms in buoyancy compartments at 26.26

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Note: The following classification sub numbers apply for the above mentioned parts of group 10.30:
10.30.0 General
10.30.1 Outside
10.30.2 Inside
10.31 Metal separation walls, made for instance of wire gauze construction for stores, repair areas,
including gauze windows and doors.
- Metal walls integrated into the ship’s construction to be entered at classification number of
concerning hull section.
- Outfitting of stores and repair areas such as racks, wooden floors, etc. to be entered at
classification number 26.25
10.32 Coverings over winches and shelters.
10.33 Natural ventilation, i.e. air channels or air pipes, complete with cowl and fire valves
(including control) for natural ventilation only.
- Air channels integrated into the ships construction to be entered at classification number of
concerning hull section.
- All channels and fire valves for spaces connected to mechanical ventilation enter at
- Venting pipes and venting caps for wet and dry tanks and also accumulator boxes enter at
10.34 Accommodation ladders, including platform, hoisting arrangement and remaining equipment.
A gangway at 26.26
10.35 Sun awnings, complete with frames
A wooden insulation deck for sun protection enter at classification number 26.15.
10.36 Control room for propulsion installation, dredging installation and electric installation.
Including vibration dampers, insulation, floors, floor covering, panelling, windows and doors.
Excluding control and monitoring equipment, mechanical ventilation, cabling and piping, all of these
to be entered at concerning classification number.
If steel work is part of ship’s construction this is to be entered at classification number of concerning
hull section.
10.37 Small steelwork / auxiliary foundations cutter ladder (Standard Dredgers 28.12)
10.38 Small steelwork / auxiliary foundations spud carrier (Standard Dredgers 28.62)
10.40 Loose tanks, including level gauge with fastening and drip tray
Fittings on concerning classification number of group 23.
Tanks integrated into the ships construction to be entered at classification number of concerning
hull section.
Process tank fresh water, Residue handling tank (sludge), Holding tank (sludge), Unused granule
storage, Used granule storage, Nitrogen storage, Instrument air storage
10.41 (SSTL) foundations
Auxiliary foundations and supports with brackets for the following machinery and
apparatus:
- auxiliaries, units with auxiliaries, coolers, air vessels, exhaust gas dampers, boilers and
remaining machinery as mentioned in group 22
- generator sets and converters
- hydraulic units and pump sets for steering gear
- fans, pumps, compressors and remaining equipment for HVAC-installation and cooling and
freezing equipment
- equipment for domestic services
- workshop tools
- air vessels for swell compensating gear
- deck machinery complete with control and communication equipment including built-on
platforms if any
- dredging winches with control equipment

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Excluded are:
- large foundations which are part of ships construction
- foundations for shore mounted boosters at 27.15
- foundations for large deck cranes at 10.50 or part of ships construction
- supports for lifeboats and working boats at 10.75
- border strips in deckhouses at 10.27 and cover plate over gap between hull parts of split-type
vessels at 10.26
- chocks, sea fastenings and mounting material at the same classification number of concerning
machinery
- rack for fixed fire extinguishing installation at 24.20
- foundations for sanitary units at 26.45
- rack for acetylene and oxygen bottles at 26.50
- supports for dredge pipelines at the classification number of the pipe lines in group 27
- foundations for additional spare parts in group 39
Note for Engineering Department:

If auxiliary foundations are necessarily drawn on section drawing or arrangement drawing, the following
should be mentioned: Manufacturing of auxiliary foundations at classification number 10.41
*10.45 Mooring equipment, i.e.:

- mooring winches, rope winches, coupling winches and capstans, including the drives;
- warping rollers, warping sheaves, fairleads, complete with housing and pedestal
- mooring ports;
- bollards in standard and non-standard execution;
- mooring ropes, towing wires, heaving line (no rigging, see 10.72).
Notes: When using this classification number the following should be considered:
- mounting of fairleads can be entered at classification number of concerning hull section. If such
is the case a reference should be made in the estimate to the concerning hull section;
- barge hauling installation, complete with winches, wires, sheaves, bollards and rails at 28.65;
- special towing ropes for a towing winch at 10.47;
- rope baskets for stowing the ropes on deck at 26.26;
- recesses in the side shell at the classification number of concerning hull section.
*10.46 Anchoring equipment, consisting of windlass complete with drive, anchors, chains, devil’s claws,
chain stopper and guide rollers complete with pedestals.
*10.47 Towing winch, complete with drive, rope guide, buffer equipment, tow rope, etc.
10.48 Towing bitt, complete with rollers, towing hook, buffer equipment, release device, etc.
10.49 Tow rail with supports
*10.50 Cranes, above deck as well as below deck, complete with drive, wires, locking device, sea
fastenings and crane track or foundation, i.e.:
- travelling deck cranes;
- pedestal cranes;
- overhead travelling cranes;
- wall jib cranes.
Cargo boom with accessories at 10.72
10.70 Hoisting beams with trolleys and hoists, below deck as well as above.
Loose hoists for the boatswain inventory at 26.60.
10.71 Transport lorry with rails or trolley.
*10.72 Masts and cargo booms, including rigging and matching winches (if any)
If mast is integrated in construction of funnel, depending on situation, to be entered at classification
number of mast or of funnel.
In that case a reference to be made at the non-used classification number.
10.75 Lifeboats, workboats, davits, winches with drives, wires and hoisting tools.
Including supports and winch foundations.
For safety devices such as life rafts, life jackets etc., see 26.66

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* Winch motors for specific winch drives will be entered at classification numbers 20.16 or 20.24,
depending on the kind of drive. In that case a reference to be made at the concerning classification
number to make clear that motors are entered in group 20.
10.81 Connecting pieces for connecting demountable pontoons, including auxiliary equipment
10.85 Inlet chests (removable)
Integrated inlet chests to be entered at concerning hull section.
10.90 Cutter ladder trunnions for (demountable) standard dredgers.

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GROUPS 11-19
SHIP’S HULL AND SUPERSTRUCTURE
General remark
For the groups 11.00, 12.00, 13.00, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00, 17.00, 18.00 and 19.00 the following classification
subnumbers apply:
xx.xx.0 Sorting/ building on/ welding group x: “specification”
xx.xx.1 Rolling material group x
xx.xx.2 Pretreatment Metalix group x
xx.xx.3 Grinding/ splattering group x
For example: 11.00.0 Sorting/ Building on/ Welding group 11, Aft ship
Subdivided in hull blocks, principally according the following classification numbers in which the
construction parts as mentioned are integrated.
11.00 Aft ship, including engine room bulkhead, with the following fixed section numbers, i.e.:
11.30 Side -, following – and coupling pontoons at cutter dredgers fitted with loose spud carrier
installation.
11.90 Propeller shaft brackets, boss and stern tube
11.91 Rudder trunk
11.92 Propeller nozzle, with brackets and supports
In the event of a tunnel these is to be entered at concerning section of hull block.
Note: Marking the mentioned regular section numbers should be entered on the classification
number of the main section.
11.99 Building abroad
12.00 Engine room, excluding end bulkheads with the following regular hull section number: 12.90 –
Inlet chest in hull block 12.
12.90 Inlet chest in hull block 12 as regular section number.
12.91 Filter chest, regular section number in block 12
13.00 Pump room, taking into account:
- Inclusive the continuous forecastle from forepeak bulkhead to hopper bulkhead
- In case of bordering to the propulsion engine room, inclusive the partition bulkhead with engine
room.
- In case pump room in fore-ship, exclusive both end bulkheads
- Funnel and ventilation deckhouse on fore-ship preferably include in hull block 19, if available. In
other cases include in hull block of pump room
13.90 Inlet chest in hull block 13 as regular section number.
13.91 Filter chest, regular section number in block 13
14.00 Hopper or midship, including both end bulkheads.
However in case of a split type vessel:
- these bulkheads are part of the cylinder compartment
- including the hopper sealing
15.00 Cylinder compartments, inclusive both end bulkheads, deck hinges and cylinder attachment with
shafts and bearings
16.00 Fore ship, including fore peak bulkhead and regular fore castle
17.00 Poop
18.00 Deckhouse at aft ship, including the funnel.
In case of a split type vessel inclusive the complete hinges under deckhouse.
19.00 Deckhouse at fore ship or amidship, including the funnel.
In case of a split type vessel inclusive the complete hinges under deckhouse.

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The following structural members are included in the hull blocks, i.e.:
- bottom, side shell and decks;
- double bottom with built-on or built-in foundations for large machinery;
- all bulkheads, longitudinal as well as transversal;
- supports;
- hopper walls and coamings;
- bulwark;
- built-in tanks;
- man holes with covers;
- chain locker with grating;
- hawse pipes with bolsters;
- recesses for anchor;
- recesses in side shell for mooring;
- inlet chests;
- centre box keelson and pipe tunnels;
- sounding and escape tunnels on centre box keelson;
- overflow chests;
- hopper floors and girders;
- valve seats and valve thresholds;
- sides of self-emptying channels;
- suspension frame on coaming for hydraulic cylinders of self-emptying doors;
- built-in ladders;
- rudder trunk;
- propeller shaft brackets, boss and stern tube (separate stern tubes at 21.16);
- propeller nozzles;
- stem and stern;
- suction inlet, i.e. outer pipe with ring integrated in hull section, inner pipe (removable wearing liner) at
27.24 or 27.30;
- penetration in hull for jet water to suction tube;
- wedge pieces and guide tracks for sliding piece;
- locking for limiting the deflection of both hull parts of split type vessels;
- funnel;
- metal floors (deck) in wheelhouse or control cabin;
- mechanical position indicator and/or contact cams for electric position indication of hopper opening for
split type vessels (equipment for electric position indication at group 25).
Notes:
Piping penetrations which are not integrated in the hull sections, to be entered at the classification number
of the piping system.
Flexible cableway between hull and hinged deckhouse of split type vessels at 25.16
Remark
Only for hulls with demountable pontoons, as for standard cutter dredgers, a deviating classification may be
used.
The following block classification goes for (demountable) standard dredgers:

^11.30 Side -, following – and coupling pontoons at cutter dredgers fitted with loose spud carrier
installation. [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]
12.00 Main pontoon
^14.00 Side pontoons [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]
16.00 Fore side pontoons
17.00 Engine room unit
18.00 Engine room unit, including funnel
19.00 Control cabin

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For custombuilt, see page 11/19-¹ and 11/19-².
Technical drawing insert

“Hull section classification at (demountable)
standard dredgers (page 11/19-³)”
Section numbering by means of groupnumber as follows:

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GROUP 20
EQUIPMENT FOR POWER GENERATION AND POWER CONVERSION
machinery.
Attention Purchasing and Accounting department

In case more than one classification number of the same group is used in one order, act according
guidelines as mentioned at the beginning.
Attention Engineering Department

List of main and auxiliary machinery at classification number 03.20.
^20.01 Alignment of all motor foundations. [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]

^20.02 Adjustment motor installation. [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]
20.09 Fastening materials on behalf of propulsion
20.10 Diesel engines for propulsion installation, direct, diesel-electric or diesel-hydraulic
(see remark Note)
20.11 Diesel engines for dredge pump drive, direct, diesel-electric or diesel-hydraulic.
Âddition Standard Dredgers: Dredge pump set I and II (in pump room). These sets complete with:
dieselengine(s), dredgepump, couplings, gearbox, thrust block, thrust shaft, turning device,
intermediate shafts with bearing blocks, glandpumpset etc. If glandpump is executed with own
drive, to be entered at 22.45.
20.12 Generators and electric motors for propulsion installation.
Including operating and control equipment as delivered together with the machinery.
20.13 Generators and electric motors for dredge pump drives.
20.14 Generators and electric motors for cutter drive.
20.15 Generators and electric motors for bucket chain drive.
20.16 Generators and electric motors for specific winch drives as for dredging winches and other
deck machinery. Including operating and control equipment as delivered together with the
machinery.
Note: At this classification number also enter the converter sets for these drives.
20.17 Generators and electric motors for bow thruster drive.
20.18 Separate electric motors for remaining (specific) drive.
Including any individual generators for this purpose, such as for:
- Jet pump;
- Hopper diluting pumps;
- Hopper flushing pump;
- Salvage pump;
- Special fire fighting pumps with large capacity;
- Oil pumps for oil recovery in group 29.
Note: Electric motors for remaining machinery enter at classification number of concerning
machinery.
For board supply generators see 20.81 and 20.82.
20.20 Hydraulic pumps and motors for propulsion installation.
Including equipment as delivered by the supplier.
20.21 Hydraulic pumps and motors for dredge pump drive.
20.22 Hydraulic pumps and motors for cutter drive.
20.23 Hydraulic pumps and motors for bucket chain drive.

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20.24 Hydraulic pumps and motors for remaining (specific) drives, such as:
- Bow (stern) thruster;
- Rotating knife in active draghead;
- Winches for dredging installation.
Note: Hydraulic motors for remaining machinery, viz. these integrated in a combined supply system
to be entered at classification number of concerning machinery.
Hydraulic pumps for this purpose enter at 20.83.
20.30 Steam engines
20.40 Steam turbines
20.50 Gas turbines
20.60 Steam boilers for main steam supply, complete with burner, special boiler fittings (as delivered by
supplier), air supply fan, smoke box and insulation.
20.80 Remaining diesel engines, mounted on ship’s foundation, intended for:
- Cutter drive: direct, diesel-electric or diesel-hydraulic;
- Bucket chain drive: direct, diesel-electric or diesel-hydraulic;
- Bow thruster drive: direct, diesel-electric or diesel-hydraulic;
- Mains supply generators;
Note: If diesel engine forms a part of a generator set, built together as a unit on a common
bedplate, these to be entered at 20.82
- Winch generators;
- Hydraulic pumps, excluding these intended for propulsion (20.10) and dredge pump drive
(20.11);
- Water pumps in group 27 (see remark Note)
20.81 Separate generators, including control equipment as delivered by supplier for:
- Mains supply;
- Remaining electric drives as far as not mentioned at 20.12 – 20.18.
Note: Welding generators and welding converters to be entered at 26.50
20.82 Generator sets, diesel driven, gas turbine driven or stream driven, intended for:
- For the drives as mentioned at 20.80;
- Mains supply;
- Harbour duty supply;
- Emergency supply;
- For fire fighting sets and air compressor sets, see group 22;
^- Auxiliary set, including all remaining equipment. [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]
20.83 Hydraulic power unit, consisting of pump sets (including motor), tank and piping on the unit.
Including direction valves, special fittings on unit as well as separately mounted.
Engineering of hydraulic installation at 03.63.
20.84 Emergency hydraulic power unit, for instance required for vessels equipped with sliding bottom
doors and sailing on dredging mark.
20.85 Rotating converter sets for the mains supply, viz.:
- Frequency converters;
- Voltage converters.
Exceptions:
- Converters for the electric drives mentioned at 20.12-20.18. Preferably enter at those
concerning classification numbers.
- Converters for special equipment delivered with the equipment to be entered at the classification
number of that equipment.
- Welding converters enter at 26.50.
20.90 Auxiliary steam boilers for stream supply and/or bunker heating, complete with burner, special
boiler fittings (as delivered by supplier), air supply fan, smoke box and insulation.
Note: Central heating boilers enter at 24.10.

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20.91 Economisers for stream supply and/or heating, complete with burner for starting-up, special boiler
fittings (as delivered by supplier), insulation and remaining equipment.
20.92 Thermal oil boilers, oil fired as well as economisers, for heating of HFO installation, complete with
burner, special boiler fittings (as delivered by supplier), circulating pumps and remaining
equipment.
Âddition Standard Dredgers

Note: the Units mentioned at 20.10 and 20.80 complete with diesel engine, generators, couplings,
gearboxes, thrustblocks, thrust shafts, turning devices, intermediate shafts with bearing blocks, belt drives
etc.

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GROUP 21
SHAFTINGS, PROPELLERS AND STEERING INSTALLATIONS
machinery.

21.10 Couplings in propeller shaft lines.

21.11 Gearboxes in propeller shaft lines.
21.12 Thrustblocks and thrust shafts in propeller shaft lines.
21.14 Turning devices, brakes, locking devices for propeller shaft lines, including support.
21.15 Shaft lines for propulsion installation with propeller, Voith Schneider propeller or rudder
propeller, viz.: propeller shafts with nuts, keys, locking devices, loose shaft couplings, fitting
flanges, intermediate shafts, bearing blocks, coupling bolts with nuts and rings, bulkhead passages
and current conductors. Including any gauges for conical shaft ends, drilling jigs for holes in flanges
and tools for mounting propellers and coupling flanges.
Note: IHC supplied gauges and jigs at 26.62.
21.16 Inner parts for stern tubes and brackets,
viz.: stern tube bearings, seals, rope guards and any greasing devices.
In case of oil lubrication loose tanks at 10.40 and piping at 23.33.
A loose stern tube is rarely being used.
The current execution consists of a welded construction being one with the hull and therefore has
to be entered on hull block 11 (see 11.90).
21.20 Shaft lines for dredge pumps, viz.:
intermediate shafts, fitting flanges, loose shaft couplings with nuts, keys and rings, coupling bolts
with nuts and rings, bearing blocks, bulkhead passages and any greasing systems.
Including any gauges for conical shaft ends, drilling jigs for holes in flanges and tools for mounting
of coupling flanges.
Notes: - Greasing device for multiple systems at 22.48.
- IHC supplied gauges and jigs at 26.62.
21.21 Gear boxes for dredge pump drives.
21.22 Couplings for dredge pump drives.
21.23 Belt drives for dredge pumps.
21.25 Shafting for generator drive, consisting of: shafts, bearing blocks, gear boxes, belts of chains,
belts with pulleys, chains with chain wheels, couplings, coupling bolts, bulkhead passages and any
greasing systems.
Note: Greasing device for multiple systems at 22.48.
21.26 Same as 21.25, however for driving of the auxiliaries of group 22
21.27 Same as 21.25, however for driving of the water pumps of group 27
21.28 Same as 21.25, however for driving of the hydraulic pumps
Âddition Standard Dredgers: auxiliary power, main supply drive complete with: diesel
engine, gearbox, hydropumps, compressor etc.
21.29 Same as 21.25, however for driving of the pumps of group 29
21.30 Propellers (with fixed pitch), including cap and fastening
21.31 Controllable pitch propellers, consisting of: propeller, propeller shaft, pitch actuating mechanism,
hydraulic unit with pumps, tank and accessories and all parts as delivered by supplier.
For other parts of shaft line see 21.15.
Hydraulic piping for CPP at 23.39.
21.32 Rudder propellers, deck mounted or well mounted.
21.33 Voith-Schneider propellers
21.34 “Podded” propeller drive.
21.35 Water jet propulsion installation.

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21.40 Steering gears, complete with hydraulic units with pump sets and accessories, take in
consideration the following:
- Remote steering control system at 24.33.
- Autopilot at 24.36.
- Rudder angle indicating system at 24.34.
- Hydraulic piping for steering gear at 23.37.
21.45 Rudders, complete with rudder stock, connection rudder to rudder stocks, bearings, rudder carrier,
greasing unit, seals, lifting prevention device.
Including any gauge and drilling jigs for holes in flanges and tools for mounting.
Notes:
- Greasing unit at 22.48 and piping at 23.36.
- Rudder trunk, viz. the steel inner and outer pipe with fastening, at hull block 11
- In case of oil lubrication enter the tanks at 10.40 and piping at 23.33.
21.46 Active rudder, combined or not with 21.45.
21.50 Bow thrusters and/or stern thrusters, with or without driving motor.
- In case of separate motor - depending of type – enter at 20.17, 20.24 or 20.80.
- Bow jet installation connected to the dredge pump or water pumps of group 27 enter at 27.44.
21.60 Couplings for cutter shaft lines.
21.61 Gear boxes for cutter shaft lines, with or without built-in thrust bearing
21.62 Thrust blocks and thrust shafts for cutter shaft lines
21.64 Main cutter shaft bearing, including water chamber with seals etc., excluding cutter bearing
housing (enter at 28.12).
21.65 Shaft line for cutter drive, consisting of: cutter shaft with or without liner, intermediate shafts,
bearing blocks, fitting flanges, coupling bolts with nuts and rings, burning ring between cutter boss
and cutter shaft.
Including any gauges and drilling jigs for holes in flanges and tools for mounting.
Take into consideration the following:
- Cutter motors in group 20.
- Housing for cutter bearing at 28.12 and cutter at 28.23.
- IHC supplied gauges and jigs at 26.62.
21.70 Shaft line for bucket chain drive, from engine room or from deck, consisting of: shafts, bearing
blocks, transmissions by gears or belts or chains, couplings, couplings bolts and deck passages.
Bucket chain driving gear for direct drive of bucket chain at 28.21.

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GROUP 22
AUXILIARIES
When using the classification numbers of this group the following should be considered:
- Electrically driven auxiliaries are in general inclusive the electric motor and starter. In case of using
combined starter panels these has to be entered in group 25.
- Using combined pump sets or supplied units these should be entered at the lowest number of one of
the auxiliaries used.
- The selfmade “Units” have not yet been standardized, therefore classification numbers for these “Units”
can not be determined at this moment. In the meantime enter these auxiliaries at the concerning
classification number of group 22, piping at the concerning classification number of group 23 and the
Unitfoundation at 10.41. For mounting materials and working hours, see the list of uniform subnumbers
of group 22.
- Shaft lines, gears-, belts- or chains for driving auxiliaries to be entered at 21.26
- Pumps and separators for oil recovery installation enter at group 29
- Chocks, sea fastenings and mounting material to be entered at the classification number of concerning
machinery
Attention Purchasing and Accounting Department

Attention Engineering Department

List of main and auxiliary machinery at classification number 03.20.
22.00 Auxiliaries general.

22.01 Mounting auxiliaries.
22.10 Fuel oil transfer pumps.
22.11 Fuel oil booster pumps.
22.12 Fuel oil blender.
22.13 Thermal oil circulating pumps.
When part of total installation as mentioned in 20.92 reference to be made here.
22.14 Fuel oil filters, also for heavy fuel oil.
22.15 Fuel oil separators
22.16 Fuel oil heaters.
22.17 Thermal oil heaters (thermal oil boilers at 20.92).
22.18 Injector cooling pumps, for cooling oil or cooling water.
22.19 Injector coolers, for cooling oil or cooling water
22.20
to Reserved for specific auxiliaries for steam installation.
22.24
22.25 Lubricating oil pumps.
22.26 Lubricating oil coolers.
22.27 Lubricating oil filters.
22.28 Lubricating oil separators
22.29 Lubricating oil heaters
22.30 Urea pump(s), Urea dosing unit, Urea injection system, Urea control & monitoring unit

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22.31 Treatment plant wash water, Raw wash water pump(s), Fresh wash water pump(s), NaOH
(fresh water treatment) unit, Cooler (treated fresh water), Granule supply silo, Granule
conveyor system, Scrubber control and Monitoring
22.33 Fuel storage tank(s), Coldbox, Tank heat exchanger (during tanking), Burner (heating gas
for starting engines), Cooling water heat exchangers (to heat up LNG), LNG monitoring &
control
22.35 Cooling water pumps for fresh- and saltwater cooling systems.
Enter at this classification number also loose cooling water pumps for cooling and freezing
equipment.
22.36 Cooling water coolers.
22.37 Separate raw water inlet filters, viz. not built-in in hull section
22.38 Cooling water heaters
22.39 Marine growth prevention system for raw water inlet system in a mechanical, chemical,
electrical or any other execution, including accessories, excluding piping (see 23.40)
22.40 Piping for marine growth prevention system for raw water inlet system
22.41 Flushing water pumpsets/ lubricating oil pumpsets, for mechanical seal of high pressure
dredge pumps
22.45 Gland pumps for flushing the dredge pump sealings at shaft side as well as at suction side.
22.46 Flushing water pumps for rubber ring type gate valves and chutes
22.47 Cutter bearing flushing pump [if driven by diesel hydraulic pumps, Standard Dredgers see 21.28]
22.48 Greasing pumps including drive for multiple greasing systems as for rudders and driving gear,
dredging installation and winches for cutter dredgers and bucket dredgers.
Piping for these multiple systems at 23.36.
Greasing devices for single systems at classification number of concerning equipment.
22.50 Ejector pumps, including ejector
22.55 Bilge pumps. [if driven by diesel hydraulic pumps, Standard Dredgers see 21.28]
Also the additional pumps in case of e.g. spaces with explosion hazards
22.56 General service pumps.
22.57 Ballast pumps.
22.58 Fire fighting pumps, for fire fighting on vessel itself.
For fire fighting to other ships see 22.90 and for providing oil recovery installation see group 29
22.59 Deck wash pumps.
22.60 Dirty water pumps.
22.61 Sewage pumps, if not integrated in 22.86.
22.62 Sludge pumps, possibly also to be used as dirty oil pump and/or pump for bilge water separator
22.63 Drinking water transfer pumps.
Pumps for pressure sets at 22.85.
22.64 Hot water circulating pumps for sanitary supply system.
22.65 Hot water circulating pumps for pre-heating of cooling system of diesel engines.
Cooling water heaters at 22.38
22.66 Portable pumps, e.g. submersible pumps not fixed mounted and for several functions.
Fixed mounted submersible pumps at the number related to its function.
22.70 Bilge water separators, with or without pump.
If pump has also a function for sludge or dirty oil system than enter at 22.62.
Oil/water separator for oil recovery installation in group 29.
22.75 Starting air compressor
[if driven by diesel hydraulic pumps, Standard Dredgers see 21.28]
22.76 Working air compressor
[if driven by diesel hydraulic pumps, Standard Dredgers see 21.28]
Including any built-on air vessel, after cooler and other accessories
22.77 Compressed air dryers.
22.80 Air vessels.
22.81 Exhaust gas silencer, Insulation of silencer at 23.46, SCR reactor and soot blowing system,
Scrubber unit
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22.83 Fresh water generators, complete with pump, chemical units, filters, etc.
22.84 Equipment for drinking water treatment, as far as not included in 22.83
22.85 Hydrophore installations
22.86 Sewage installations as complete unit with pump.
Selfmade tank enter at 10.40.
22.87 Hot water boilers for sanitary water system and water heaters for preparing tea or coffee.
22.88 Drinking water coolers.
22.89 Watersofteners, as far as not included at 22.84.
22.90 Salvage pumps and fire fighting pumps for service to other ships. Including any foam generators
Piping and fittings at 23.60.
22.91 Incinerators and waste treatment plants.
22.92 Vacuum installation for sanitary discharge system
22.94 Cargo pumps for among other things tankers and docks.
Cargopiping at 23.45.
Cargo pumps and piping for oil recovery vessels at group 29
22.95 Ballast water treatment unit

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GROUP 23
PIPING FOR MACHINERY INSTALLATIONS, DRIVES AND THE HULL
The piping systems are inclusive standard fittings, pipe clamps, flexible suspensions and/or supports.
Special fittings, such as those delivered with the equipment, at the classification number of concerning
equipment.
For 23.20 till 23.40 goes: the classification number met addition .1.
For example: 23.24.1 Fittings scupper lines
Galvanizing at 26.31, if not mentioned otherwise
Piping for dredging system and jet water system in group 27 and piping for oil recovery installation in group
29.
Use of system and computercosts at 03.91.

23.00 Piping general, lists of pipes, lists of fittings, lists of colours, list of penetrations
23.11 Piping in hull block 11
Note: numbers 23.11-23.19 only to be used by drawing department for making drawings per hull
block.
23.20 Bilge and ballast lines, including additional bilge systems for vessels with spaces containing
explosive hazards.
Supply and discharge lines to trim tanks or ballast tanks which are connected to water pumps of
group 27 or dredge pumps to be entered at 27.42.
23.21 Vent piping, sounding lines and filling lines, including for accumulator boxes
Ventilation piping & appendages, Relief and depressuring piping & appendages
23.22 Fire fighting lines and deck wash lines, intended for vessel itself.
Fire hoses and fire nozzles for this system at 26.73.
Fire fighting piping and piping for salvage purposes to other vessels at 23.60.
23.23 Sanitary supply and discharge lines
23.24 Scupper lines
23.25 Tracing lines, the heating medium may be steam, water or thermal oil
23.26 Heating lines for supply and discharge lines to equipment as well as bunkers and tanks including
any heating coils as well as CH supply line from a existing installation.
The heating medium may be low pressure steam, water or thermal oil.
Steam lines for steam equipment enter at 23.50 and CH lines at 24.10.
23.27 Flushing lines for dredge pumps, dredging valves, cutter bearings and chutes.
Water flushing lines for drag heads, self-emptying systems and hopper nozzles at concerning
classification numbers in group 27 (27.41, 27.43 or 27.46).
23.28 Starting air and working air lines.
Including piping to air whistle, compressed air piping & appendages (for soot blowing)
23.29 Pneumatic lines for remote control of equipment, couplings, brakes, locking devices, sealings,
measuring equipment, control of valves, etc.
Excluding special fittings which are integrated in the delivery of control and monitoring equipment in
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23.30 Hydraulic piping, excluding piping for controllable pitch propeller (23.39).
Excluding special fittings, direction valves and piping on the “Unit” which is enter at 20.83.
Sub-division of the systems according to the list of uniform sub-numbers of group 23
23.31 Fresh cooling water lines, Fresh wash water piping and appendages, Cooling water piping &
appendages (to heat up LNG)
23.32 Raw cooling water lines, including connection lines between inlet chests and the buffer tank,
Including lines for marine growth prevention system, Raw wash water piping and appendages
23.33 Lubricating oil lines
23.34 Fuel oil lines, including emergency (S.O.S.) remote control of valves, Residue handling piping &
appendages (sludge), (Double barrier) Fuel piping & appendages, Fuel bunkering piping &
appendages
23.35 Exhaust gas lines
23.36 Greasing lines for multiple greasing systems as mentioned at 22.48.
In case the lines are part of one undivided delivery with 22.48, than a reference should be made
here to 22.48.
23.37 Hydraulic lines for steering gear
23.38 Piping for tank capacity measurement (pneumercator lines)
Equipment for tank capacity measurement at 24.28.
23.39 Hydraulic lines for pitch control of controllable pitch propellers if system is separated from
lubricating lines of gearbox.
In case of integrated system enter at 23.33.
23.40 Hydraulic lines for watertight sliding doors
23.41 Urea piping & appendages
23.45 Cargo lines for tankers and docks.
Cargo lines for oil recovery vessels in group 29.
23.46 Insulation of exhaust gas lines, silencers and heated tanks
23.50
till Steam lines. Numbers 23.50 – 23.55 may be sub divided according to one’s needs.
23.55
23.60 Salvage lines and fire-fighting lines for service to other vessels
Including suction tubes, water- and foamcannon.

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GROUP 24
HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING – HVAC, REFRIGERATED PROVISION STORE,
FIXED FIRE EXTINGUISHING, NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT AND REMAINING
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
Including the piping and insulation for only the supplied installations.
Control equipment for propulsion installation, dredging installation and other main and auxiliary machinery
in group 25.
Nautical inventory as navigation lights, flags, signalizing equipment at 26.65.

24.00 Heating, ventilation and air conditioning – hvac, refrigerated provision store, fixed fire
extinguishing, navigation and communication equipment and remaining special equipment
24.10 Heating, mechanical ventilation and air conditioning
Including air ducts with covers, gratings, filters, fire valves, etc. and also the cooling ducts for
electric machines and air cooled diesel engines.
If ducting is integrated in the construction of the hull it has to be entered at the classification number
of concerned hull block.
Separate specific cooling water pumps at 22.35.
24.15 Refrigerated provision store rooms.
Separate refrigerators at 26.51 and separate specific cooling water pumps at 22.35.
24.20 Fixed fire extinguishing installations for own vessel, such as CO2-, Halon-, Sprinkler, powder or
foam installations.
Installations complete with any racks for bottles and piping.
Including the extinguishing gas connection on scavenging line of 2-stroke engines.
Take into consideration the following:
- Fire fighting pumps for use on own vessel at 22.58 and piping at 23.22.
- Enter at 26.73 (inventory) only the loose extinguishers, sand boxes, hoses and hose boxes, etc.
which belong to regular fire equipment for use at own vessel.
- For fire fighting to other vessels see 22.90 and 23.60
- Deck foam installation for oil recovery vessels at 29.55.
24.21 Fire, smoke and gas detection installation.
Gas detection installation for oil recovery vessels at 29.50.
24.25 Telegraph installation, possibly combined with remote control system for e.g. propulsion
installation.
24.26 Voice tubes.
24.27 Signal column
24.28 Tank capacity measuring installation, electric or pneumatic.
Piping for pneumatic system at 23.38.
24.30 Draught and loading measuring system, possibly extended with load recorder.
Pneumatic piping at 23.29
24.31 Echo sounding equipment, bottom profiler. Pneumatic piping at 23.29
24.32 Speed log installations. SMIDS system (Ship’s Movement Information Display System).
24.33 Electric steering system, possibly combined with 24.34.
For steering gear see 21.40, for autopilot see 24.36.
24.34 Rudder position indicating system, consisting of transducer and receiver, including fitting
materials and also the emergency indicating system at site as far as not included at steering gear
24.35 Satellite compass d.b.v. Swing Angle Measurement (SAM), magnetic standard compass,
gyrocompass including accessories such as a course recorder
24.36 Autopilot installation.

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24.37 Radio communication and safety equipment according SOLAS – GMDSS (Global Maritime
Distress and Safety System), including relevant antenna’s, viz.:
- VHF (Very High Frequency) units (fixed mounted);
- Radio telephony equipment;
- Satellite communication equipment;
- Emergency supply for above mentioned equipment;
- Navtex receiver;
- GMDSS radio console (only for sailing area A3 and A4);
- EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon);
- SART (Search And Rescue Radar Transporter);
- Portable VHF (Very High Frequency) units.
24.38 Radio direction finder, including aerial equipment.
24.39 Antenna systems for radio communication and safety equipment as mentioned at 24.37.
Antenna mast at 10.72 as far as not included at 24.37.
24.40 Very High Frequency (VHF)-installation (marine telephone), including aerial equipment.
As far as not included at 24.37.
24.41 Radar installation. Radar mast at 10.72.
24.42 Loudhailer/ talkback installation
24.43 Telephone installations, such as an automatic telephone installation, sound-powered installation,
GSM installation. Including sound absorbing hoods.
24.44 Public-address system. (Intercom installation).
24.45 Portable VHF-units, for general use.
24.46 Entertainment radio and TV equipment, including necessary aerial equipment.
24.47 Radiotelephonic equipment
24.48 CCTV-system (Closed Circuit Television System).
Camerasystems including monitors and accessories.
24.50 Position fixing systems, ship borne and wall mounted equipment , including satellite navigation
system (GPS, DGPS, RTK).
24.51 Telex over radio (T.O.R.). As far as not included at 24.37.
24.52 Satellite communication equipment. As far as not included at 24.37.
24.53 Weather chart facsimile receiver.
24.54 Equipment for meteorological purposes, such as wind speed and direction measurement and
radio tide measurement.
24.55 Rate of turn indicator
24.57 Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS)
24.58 Horizontal and vertical reference unit (roll, pitch and heave)
24.60 Survey equipment, such as Forward-looking system and dredged track presentation system.
24.65 Dynamic Positioning (DP) and/or Dynamic Tracking (DT) System.
24.70 Voyage Data Recorder (VDR)
24.71 Automatic Identification System (AIS)
24.72 Dredger Data Recording System (DDRS)
24.73 Ship Security Alert System (SSAS)
24.74 Conning display
24.75 Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System (BNWAS)
24.76 Sound reception system
24.77 Long-range identification and tracking system (LRIT)

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GROUP 25
ELECTRIC INSTALLATION, EXCLUDING GENERATORS AND MOTORS. CONTROL, MEASURING
AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT FOR PROPULSION AND DREDGING INSTALLATION AND FOR
REMAINING MAIN AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
When using the classification numbers of this group the following shall be considered:
- Engineering of:
- Electrical installation at 03.62
- Pneumatic installation at 03.64
- Control consoles at 03.65
- Generators and large or specific electric motors in group 20
Electric motors delivered with the auxiliaries or equipment at the classification number of concerning
auxiliary or equipment
- Small mechanical or hand-hydraulic remote controls e.g. of fuel valves at 23.34 and for WT sliding
doors at classification number of concerning door. For remote control of main and auxiliary machinery
see classification numbers 25.24, 25.62, 25.67 and 25.70
- Cable numbering by numbers with 4 digits from group 25 as used by IHC Holland B.V.’s Engineering
Department will be continued. This is only permitted to this department and the subcontractors of
electric installation. It is not allowed to any other department to use these numbering, they are forced to
use the numbers as mentioned hereafter.
Attention Purchasing and Accounting Department

25.00 Electric installation, general for workbooks etc.

25.10 Electric cabling for power and lighting duty, power and lighting distribution boxes, switches,
socket outlets, lighting fixtures, emergency lighting, shore supply box
25.11 Switchboards, including rubber mats
25.12 Distribution boards, including rubber mats
25.13 Starter panels and loose starters, if not included at the concerning equipment at 25.11.
Including any rubber mats.
25.14 Rectifiers and transformers for power and lighting, as far as not included in the delivery of 25.10.
Converter sets in group 20.
25.16 Cable trays, cable protection, cable pipes and cable penetrations as far as not included in the
construction of other classification numbers.
Including the guiding and support of cables such as flexible cableways to cutter ladder, spud carrier
or between hull and hinged deckhouse for split-type vessels.
25.17 Searchlights, floodlights, window wipers and clear view screens
25.18 Accumulator batteries and battery boxes
25.21 Alarm installation
25.22 Data logger, order printer and other equipment for recording data
25.23 Electric remote measurements such as vacuum, pressure, temperature, position indicating and
fuel consumption, water detection, spud hoisting detection (Sherlock).
25.24 Electric remote control for e.g. diesel engines, controllable pitch propellers, etc.
Also equipment for integrated dredging control system (DCS / IHCS)
25.25 Equipment for automatic control of machinery in case of unmanned engine room.
Enter at this number only the equipment as far as not included in other classification numbers.
25.26 Tachometer installation
25.27 LAN-network
25.30 Control consoles – above main deck.
25.31 Control consoles – under main deck. Including PLC-boxes and ER control panels
25.32 19 inch instrument racks, desk for measuring equipment.

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25.40 Concentration measuring system for dredged mixture. Possibly combined with velocity
measuring system
25.41 Velocity measuring system for dredged mixture.
25.42 Production calculator.
25.43 Yield indicator for production indicating.
25.44 Sedimentation measuring system.
25.45 Hopper volume and dry solid mass measuring system.
25.46 Automatic draught controller on overflow position.
25.47 Automatic dredge pump controller.
25.48 Automatic reporting system.
25.51 Dredged profile monitor, automatic cutter controller, automatic bucket dredger controller
and automatic wheel dredger controller, DPM and Integrated Beaver Instrumentation
System (IBIS)
25.52 Automatic control of suction tube winches, including automatic drag head winch controller
25.53 Automatic Light Mixture Overboard system (ALMO)
25.54 Automatic visor control for drag head
25.55 Suction tube position measuring system (STPM)
In case of pneumatic type hoses on suction tube, guiding of hoses and automatic hose reel to be
entered in group 27
25.56 Cutter ladder depth measuring system, spud carriage position measuring system, pontoon
subsiding depth measurement, wheel dredger ladder depth measuring system, limit
switches, ladder depth measuring system and limit spud carrier.
25.57 Bucket ladder depth measuring system.
25.58 Automatic suction tube handling system and/or suction tube position indication.
25.59 Vacuum relief valve with accessories, consisting of:
- Valve with operating mechanism;
- Control equipment;
- Control box in pump room/ engine room.
25.60 Tide measuring system
25.62 Hydraulic remote control
25.67 Pneumatic remote control, viz. control equipment, regulating equipment and special fittings for
instance:
- propulsion installation;
- dredge pump drive;
- switchable shaft couplings
- palcilinders for suction pipe gantries and boompipe lock / bolt;
- portable sealing slide;
- bottom valve seal.
Piping for control air at 23.29.
25.68 Remote control electric portable.
Wired and wire less (e.g. for deck cranes, bow winches, etc)
25.70 Mechanic remote control for main and auxiliary machinery.
25.71 Instruments and equipment for vibration measurement in dredging installation such as a stone
detector.
25.72 Power measuring system, torque measuring system.
25.74 SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition, control and monitoring of dredging process by
screens), Dredge Track Presentation System (DTPS).
25.75 Operator Assistance System (OAS).
25.80 Dredging Simulator

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GROUP 26
CARPENTRY, OUTFITTING, FURNITURE AND INVENTORY
Attention Purchasing and Accounting department:

26.10 Protection covers, such as tarpaulins and W.T. covers

26.15 Wooden deck or covering on steel exterior deck of asphalt, latex or plastic . Wooden
insulation deck (as sun protection) on top of steel deck. Awnings at 10.35.
26.16 Insulation against noise and temperature of walls and decks, inside as well as outside
accommodation spaces. Inclusive welded pins. Insulation for control cabins at 10.36 and for sound
insulating walls near machinery at 26.27. Insulation for piping at 23.46.
26.17 Composition floors in the accommodation, inclusive glued floor covering. Loose floor covering for
accommodation at 26.53.
26.18 Tile and cement floors.
26.20 Panelling, partition walls and ceilings in accommodation. Including floor strips, window
casings, porthole castings, curtain sills, folding partition walls, strips, coves and wooden floors.
For wheelhouse and control cabin see 26.21 and for doors see 26.22
26.21 Panelling and ceilings in wheelhouse and control cabin. Including floor strips, strips and
wooden floors.
In case wheelhouse is a part of the adjacent accommodation at same deck level enter at 26.20.
26.22 Inner and outer doors with doorframe for accommodation and wheelhouse.
26.23 Non-steel inner and outer stairs with hand rails.
Steel stairs with wooden steps at 10.30.
26.24 Door fittings - handles, locks and hinges, including loose threshold sheets.
Door handles for steel doors to be entered at classification number of concerning door in group 10.
26.25 Outfitting stores, store spaces and workshops (repair area’s), viz. racks of steel or wood,
storage boxes, boxes for provisions, wooden floors, wooden platforms and floor gratings or mats,
workbenches, tool cabinet, bars, rods and hooks for storing tackles, etc. (rinsing basins at 26.61).
26.26 Wooden hatches, wooden gangways and walkways, wooden or metal grids for ropes,
wooden sheeting of cargo holds and grids in chain locker.
Hopper sounding rod or other means for manually hopper sounding, such as sounding winches
with weight, including supports.
Means (simple) for measuring the concentration in the hopper. Gangway (for accommodation
ladder see 10.34). All equipment including mounting materials.
Metal hatches at 10.23; metal floors, metal gratings and platforms at 10.30.
26.27 Sound insulating walls and encasings for diesel engines, compressors and other machinery
26.30 Shot blasting and priming
26.31 Galvanizing, cadmium plating, chromium plating
26.32 Cement coating for preserving inaccessible spaces.
26.33 Preserving of tanks, double bottoms, buoyancy compartments, centre box keelson, walls and
decks.
Note: Only to be entered at this classification number as far as it is a special treatment. In all other
cases it should be entered at 26.35
26.35 Paintwork, including rust removal, cleaning, priming and painting.
See note at 26.33.
26.36 Cathodic protection of hull, inlet chests, tanks and propellers.
Note: Current conductors for propeller shaft at 21.15.
26.40 Nameplates, for the ship, accommodation, machinery installation and piping and al well as Yard’s
name plate, plate with building number and year, patent data plate.
Note: Warning boards, instruction boards and sounding board at 26.65, ship’s name at 10.15.
26.45 Sanitary equipment, including sanitary units with foundation, loose stainless steel dressers, back
plates for washbasins and urinals.

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26.50 Machine tools, such as lathe, planing machine, bench drilling machine, pillar drilling machine,
bench grinder, pillar grinder, sawing machine, welding generator or welding transformer with cables
and welding tools, gas welding equipment including bottles, racks and piping with fittings.
Nitrogen piping & appendages
Notes:
Hand tools for engine room and pump room at engine room and pump room inventory at 26.61.
Tools for boatswain workshop at boatswain inventory at 26.60.
Special tools as delivered with the vessel at 26.62.
26.51 Domestic equipment for galley, pantry, laundry and drying room such as cooking range, baking
oven, hot plates, free standing refrigerators, deep freezer chests, several kitchen machinery,
washing machines, spin-dryers and tumbler dryers.
26.52 Furniture for accommodation such as: dresser cupboards, desks, settees, bookshelves, chart
tables, multi purpose cupboards, berths, racks in galley, chairs and tables for cabins, pantry, galley,
mess room, recreation room and wheel house.
Stainless steel dresser at 26.45.
Furniture for operation cabin for instance chair for dredge master, table, office chair.
26.53 Upholstery and loose floor covering for the accommodation, including list of colours.
Glued floor covering on special sub floor at 26.17
Rubber mats for switchboards in group 25, for control cabins at 10.36 and for repair area’s at 26.25.
26.54 Equipment for leisure activities such as for hobby and sport.
Entertainment radio and TV equipment at 24.46.
26.55 Lift installation for passengers, for goods and for food
26.60 Boatswain inventory, including loose tackles stored in the boatswain store and the hoses for deck
washing.
26.61 Engine room and pump room inventory, including hand-mechanical tools, such as hand drilling
machine, hand grinding machine and impact wrench. Rinsing basins for engine parts.
Storage boxes at 26.25
26.62 Special tools and additional tools delivered with the vessel.
Note: The necessary auxiliary tools for manufacturing and mounting and de-mounting, such as
gauge for conical shaft ends, drilling jigs for holes in flanges and spanners and pulling tools to be
entered at classification number of concerning equipment.
26.63 Pilot ladder winch
26.65 Nautical inventory, such as navigation lights, day signals, day light signalling lamp, morse lamp,
code books, binoculars, flags and signalling equipment, whistle, bronze fog bell, sextant,
barometer, clinometer, chronometer, bell, megaphone, warning boards, instruction boards and
sounding boards.
26.66 Lifesaving appliances such as life-jackets with storage racks, life-rafts, life buoys with racks or
boxes, emergency signals, line throwing device and ladders for life-boats.
For life-boats see 10.75.
26.67 Diving equipment, in simple execution for underwater inspection.
26.70 Cabin inventory such as bedding and linen, waste-paper baskets, ashtrays, portable heating
equipment and any loose cabin inventory. For furniture see 26.52.
26.71 Galley inventory, mess room inventory and pantry inventory
26.72 Medical inventory
26.73 Loose fire extinguishing equipment as far as mandatory for the ship, such as portable fire
extinguishers, sandboxes, fire hoses with nozzles, hose boxes, fireman’s outfit, emergency escape
breathing apparatuses.
Hoses for deck washing at boatswain inventory at 26.60.
26.74 Office inventory such as drawing instruments, computers, copier etc.
26.75 Laboratory inventory

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GROUP 27
SUCTION AND DISCHARGE SYSTEMS, GANTRIES, LOADING AND UNLOADING SYSTEMS FOR
THE DREDGING INSTALLATION
machinery

27.00 General dredging equipment

27.10 Dredge pumps, complete with pump shaft, collar shaft, thrust bearing, lubricating device, turning
device and expansion piece against suction cover. Inclusive lifting bracket for impeller.
Note: mounting of expansion piece in 27.24. (Standard Dredgers: inboard at 20.11 and underwater
at 28.25)
27.11 Jet pumps for water supply to drag heads, water supply to self-emptying system, water supply for
diluting the spoil for barge unloading installation and for water supply to bow jet system.
27.12 Hopper draining pumps for hopper
27.13 Hopper diluting pumps for diluting of hopper load and/or flushing the hopper.
Remarks for classification numbers 27.11 – 27.13:
- In case the functions of these pumps are combined in one pump, it should be entered in 27.11.
- Separate (specific) electric motors to be entered at 20.18.
27.15 Foundations for dredge pumps at land based installations such as for booster stations.
Including the assembly of dredge pump (27.10) and driving motor (group 20).
Any shaftings, gearboxes and couplings in group 21.
27.19 Suction tube inlet
27.20 Trailing suction pipes, complete with sliding piece, trunnion elbow, universal joint connected arm
pieces, suction/pressure hoses, turning gland, measuring cables/hoses and guiding, (hose reel in
case of pneumatic type), jet water piping fitted on suction pipe, devices on suction pipe for
emergency hoisting and the portable sealing slide.
Including the special tools for changing hoses in suction pipes.
Control air piping for portable slides at 23.29.
Note: A submerged dredge pump fitted in the suction pipe to be entered at 27.20. In that case a
remark should be made at 27.10.
27.21 Drag heads for trailing suction pipes, possibly executed with jet water, controllable visor, teeth,
rotating cutting knives. Including buoy for positioning indication in case of loss.
27.22 Stationary suction pipes for hopper dredgers
Suction pipes for plain suction dredgers, including any supporting ladders.
Dustpan type suction mouth, including ladder.
Complete with hull connection, universal joint connected arm pieces, suction/pressure hoses,
turning gland, measuring cables/hoses and guiding, (hose reel in case of pneumatic type), jet water
piping fitted on suction pipe, devices on suction pipe for emergency hoisting and the portable
sealing slide if not included already in 27.20.
Including the special tools for changing hoses in suction pipes.
Control air piping for portable slides at 23.29.
For vacuum relief valve see 25.59.
27.23 Suction line for barge unloading dredger, complete from suction mouth up to stone catcher or if
not installed up to the first flange above main deck.
Including dredging valves with cylinders, deck penetrations, turning glands, suction mouth and any
hydraulic cylinders for the operating system.
Note: For diluting system see 27.45 and for gantry with winch see 27.56.
27.24 Inboard suction lines, consisting of lines from the hull, from stone catcher or from the first flange
above deck up to the expansion piece in front of dredge pump.
Complete with branches for connecting the secondary suction lines, wearing liner of suction inlet,
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and pipe supports.

Excluding the suction inlet, viz. the hull penetration which is integrated into the relevant hull part.
Expansion piece in front of dredge pump at 27.10 and portable sealing slide at 27.20 or 27.22.
Note: In case the dredge pump is built-on the ladder or in the suction pipe classification number
27.24 can be cancelled.
For suction line on cutter ladder see 28.12.
27.24.0 General
27.24.1 Double-walled lines
27.24.2 Remaining lines
27.24.3 Dredging valves
27.24.4 Cast work
27.25 Suction lines from hopper for self-emptying system, consisting of the lines from connection to
the self-emptying suction channels up to the branch pipe of suction line (27.24) and also the piping
for water supply to the suction channels.
Including the dredging valves with cylinders, also these for water supply to the suction channels,
any connections between water inlet chests, suction mouths and supports for piping.
Inlet chests for outboard water to be entered at the classification number of concerning hull block.
27.25.0 General
27.25.4 Cast work
27.26 Series connection line between discharge of dredge pump nr I or the connection with the built-in
discharge line in the ladder 28.12 and the suction side of dredge pump nr II.
Including the dredging valves with cylinders and supports for piping.
27.26.0 General
27.26.4 Cast work
27.27 Series connection line between discharge of dredge pump nr II and the suction side of dredge
pump nr III.
Including the dredging valves with cylinder and supports for piping.
27.27.0 General
27.27.4 Cast work
27.28 Series connection line between discharge of dredge pump nr I and the suction side of dredge
pump nr III, or additional pipe sections for rebuilding 27.26 into this connection.
Including the dredging valves with cylinders and supports for piping.
27.28.0 General
27.28.4 Cast work
27.29 Pipe sections for alternative suction and discharge lines as far as not mentioned at
27.24 – 27.28, viz. pipe sections, dredging valves with cylinders and supports for piping.
27.29.0 General
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27.30 Discharge pipe lines to the hopper for trailing suction hopper dredgers, viz. the pipe lines from
the discharge connection of dredge pumps, or from hull connections in case of submerged dredge
pumps, until above or in the hopper. Including the pipe lines for light mixture over board system.
Pipe lines complete with expansion pieces, dredging valves with cylinders, bulkhead penetrations,
deck penetrations, branches for connecting the secondary discharge lines, discharge lines above
the hopper, launder doors with cylinder, diffuser or diffuser pipes, boiling boxes, deep or semi-deep
loading pipes, loading grids with protection plates and supports for piping.
All this as far as not integrated in the construction of the hull.
Concentration and velocity measuring systems and automatic light mixture overboard system in
group 25.
Degassing installation for dredged mixture at 27.76.
27.30.0 General
27.30.4 Cast work
27.31 Shore discharge line on board for trailing suction hopper dredgers, viz. the pipe line from the
connection on the branch pipe of the discharge line above deck (27.30), up to and including the
connection of shore discharge pipe.
Complete with ball joints, dredging valves with cylinders, operating mechanism, supports for piping
and sea fastenings. Gantry and winch for shore discharge installation at 27.57.
27.31.0 General
27.31.4 Cast work
27.32 Boom discharge line for trailing suction dredgers, viz. the pipe line from connection on branch
pipe of discharge line above deck (27.30), up to and including the discharge of the boom pipe to
outboard.
Complete with operating mechanism, dredging valves with cylinders, supports for piping, supports
for boom pipe and sea fastenings. Gantry and winch for boom pipe installation at 27.58.
27.33 Barge loading installation for trailing suction hopper dredgers, cutter dredgers and plain suction
dredgers, viz. the pipe line from connection on branch pipe of discharge line above deck (27.30 or
27.34), up to and including the barge loading pipe.
Complete with turning gland, dredging valves with cylinders, loading pipe, supports for piping and
sea fastenings.
Gantry and winch for barge loading installation at 27.59.
27.34 Discharge pipe line for cutter dredgers and plain suction dredgers, viz. the pipe line from
discharge dredge pump to above deck and to aft ship up to and including the turning gland with
swivel bend for connection to the floating discharge line.
Complete with expansion pieces, bulkhead penetrations and deck penetrations, branch pipes,
dredging valves with cylinders, aerating and de-aerating valves, non-return valves, swivel bend with
pedestal and supports for piping. Concentration and velocity measuring systems in group 25.
27.34.0 General
27.34.4 Cast work
27.35 Discharge cross connection between dredge pump and suction inlet at opposite side for
discharging the spoil through the suction pipe.
Including the adaptation of existing dredging lines for this purpose.
Complete with expansion pieces, dredging valves with cylinders, bulkhead penetrations, branch
pipes and supports for piping.
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27.40 Suction line for water pumps as mentioned at 27.11 and 27.13, namely the pipe lines from water
inlet chest up to and including connection to the pump.
Complete with bulkhead penetrations, fittings, pipe clamps and supports.
Excluding the water inlet chest which is integrated in concerning hull block.
27.40.0 General
27.40.1 Piping
27.41 Inboard discharge lines for jet water to drag heads, viz. pipe lines from jet water pumps (27.11)
until the hull connection for water supply to the suction pipe.
27.41.0 General
27.41.1 Piping
27.42 Supply and discharge lines to ballast tank in fore ship connected either to the dredge pump or
one of the water pumps at 27.11, 27.12 or 27.13.
Note: This is a second system in addition to 23.20, acting for quick filling and discharging.
27.42.0 General
27.42.1 Piping
27.43 Water supply line for the self-emptying system, viz. the discharge pipe line from water pump
(27.11) or the branch to the existing discharge line (27.41) to the connection of hopper self-
emptying system.
Complete with bulkhead penetrations, fittings, nozzles, pipe clamps and supports.
27.43.0 General
27.43.1 Piping
27.44 Bow jet line, connected to one of the dredge pumps or water pumps, viz. the pipe lines from the
branch on discharge line (27.30 or 27.41) to the bow jet pipe, including the bow jet pipe up to the
connection to the hull. Complete with bulkhead and deck penetrations, branches, adapting pipes,
valves with cylinders and pipe supports.
27.44.0 General
27.44.1 Piping
27.45 Diluting system for barge unloading installation, consisting of the pipe line from the jet pump
(27.11) to the jet nozzles.
Complete with bulkhead penetrations and deck penetrations, branch pipes, reducing pipes, fittings,
turning gland, connecting piece to barge suction line, jet nozzles with operating mechanism and
supports for piping.
Note: Suction line for barge unloading dredger at 27.23, gantry and winch at 27.56.
27.45.0 General
27.45.1 Piping
27.46 Hopper diluting system with nozzles for diluting the spoil and flushing the hopper, namely the
discharge pipe line from the water pump (27.13) or dredge pump (27.10) or a branch on existing
discharge line (27.41) to the hopper.
Complete with bulkhead penetrations, fittings, jet nozzles, pipe clamps and supports for piping.
Including any monitors above deck.
27.46.0 General
27.46.1 Piping
27.47 Suction lines for hopper draining system by means of an ejector supplied by one of the water
pumps (27.11 – 27.13).
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27.48 Suction and discharge lines for hopper draining system by means of the hopper draining pump
(27.12).
Suction and discharge lines for flushing of polluted dredging lines by means of a dredge
pump or one of the water pumps (27.11 – 27.13).
27.49 Pipe lines for water jet propulsion, connected to a dredge pump or one of the water pumps,
consisting of the pipe lines from the branch on discharge line 27.30 or 27.41 to the jet nozzle,
including the jet nozzle up to and including the connection to the hull.
Complete with bulkhead and deck penetrations, reducing pipes, valves with cylinders and supports.
*27.50 Drag head gantries for trailing suction pipes, complete with pipe saddles, hydraulic cylinders,
hoisting blocks, hoisting wires, guide sheaves, winch with driving motor, limit switches and
proximity switches and greasing lines.
Swell compensator at 27.53, pedestal with guiding sheaves may be integrated in fixed part of the
gantry.
27.50.0 General
27.50.1 Hydraulic draghead winch
*27.51 Intermediate gantries, complete with pipe saddles, hydraulic cylinders, hoisting blocks, hoisting
wires, guide sheaves, winch with driving motor, limit switches and proximity switches and greasing
lines.
Swell compensator at 27.53 and wire stretcher at 27.54.
27.51.0 General
27.51.1 Hydraulic intermediate winch
*27.52 Trunnion gantries, complete with hydraulic cylinders, hoisting blocks, hoisting wires, guide
sheaves, winch with driving motor, slack wire switch and greasing lines.
Including the hinged support construction for guiding cables and hoses between ship and suction
pipe. In case of a hinged support construction the hose reel of 27.20 and 27.22 can be cancelled.
27.52.0 General
27.52.1 Hydraulic trunnion winch
27.53 Swell compensators for flexible suspension of suction pipe, complete with hydraulic cylinders,
guide sheaves with pedestal, pressure vessel(s) and greasing lines.
Piping with fittings at 23.28 and 23.30.
Note: The swell compensator may be partly integrated into fixed part of the gantry
27.54 Wire stretchers for flexible suspension of hoisting wires of ladders and suction pipes, including
pressure vessel(s), guide sheaves and greasing lines.
*27.55 Gantries for stationary suction pipes for hopper dredgers, complete with hoisting blocks, hoisting
wires, guide sheaves, winch with driving motor and greasing lines.
Swell compensator at 27.53 and wire stretcher at 27.54.
27.55.0 General
27.55.1 Winches for stationary suction pipes
*27.56 Gantries (single or combined) for barge unloading dredger, complete with hoisting blocks,
hoisting wires, guide sheaves and winch with driving motor.
27.56.0 General
27.56.1 Winches for barge unloading dredger
*27.57 Gantries for shore discharge lines, complete with hoisting blocks, hoisting wires, guide sheaves,
winch with driving motor.
If hoisting and slewing by means of hydraulic cylinders than items to be entered at 27.31.
Note: In case a part of the gantry is integrated with a hull part or outfitting it should be entered at
concerning classification number of that hull part or outfitting.
27.57.0 General
27.57.1 Winches for shore discharge lines
*27.58 Gantries for boom discharge line, complete with hoisting blocks, hoisting wires, guide sheaves
and winch with drive motor. For slewing device see 27.32.
27.58.0 General
27.58.1 Winches for boom discharge lines

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*27.59 Gantries for barge loading installation, complete with hoisting blocks, hoisting wires, guide
sheaves and winch with driving motor.
27.59.0 General
27.59.1 Winches for barge loading installation
*27.60 Gantries for suction pipes of stationary plain suction dredgers, complete with hoisting blocks,
hoisting wires, guide sheaves and winch with driving motor.
27.60.0 General
27.60.1 Winches for suction pipes of stationary plain suction dredgers
27.65 Stone catcher in suction or discharge line.
27.66 Screening installation for separation and/or sorting of dredged mixture.
Clay distributor and clay cutter at 28.40
27.70 Bottom dumping systems, complete with seals and hinges.
Threshold and seats for doors are integrated in hull block of hopper.
For operating mechanism see 27.71.
27.71 Operating mechanism for bottom dumping system, complete with chains, bars, stems and
guides, pulling system, hydraulic cylinders, any pedestals or supports, mechanical position
indication and studs for electrical position indication.
Equipment for electrical position indication at 25.23.
Hydraulic cylinders for opening/closing of split-type vessels at 27.78.
27.72 Suction channel doors or valves for self-emptying system, complete with hinges.
Excluding the operating mechanism, see 27.73 and the walls of the suction channel which are
integrated in the construction of the hopper.
27.73 Operating mechanism for suction channel doors or valves for self-emptying system,
complete with chains, bars, hydraulic cylinders, any pedestals or supports, mechanical position
indication and studs for electrical position indication.
27.74 Pre-dumping doors
27.75 Hopper overflow systems such as adjustable cylindrical overflow, overflow valves or overflow
slides, including any anti-pollution valves.
Complete with operating mechanism, suspension construction for hydraulic cylinder and
mechanical position indication. Depending on the construction some parts may be integrated in to
the hull.
27.76 De-gassing system for discharging gas from the dredged mixture.
Complete with pipe lines, fittings, ejectors, air trap and supports for piping. Depending on the
construction
some parts may be integrated in to the hull.
Parts of the piping which are also necessary for numbers 27.24 or 27.30 preferably to be entered
on these numbers.
27.78 Hydraulic cylinders for opening/closing of split-type vessels
Attachment of cylinders with shafts and bearings in hull block 15 - cylinder compartments.
27.80 Grab crane for loading and unloading the spoil.
Complete with drive, grabs, wires, crane track with rails or crane foundation, pin or tooth racks,
cable guiding and supports, locking and sea fastenings.
Note: Separate loading grids at 27.30. If these are integrated in the construction than at concerning
hull block.
27.81 Conveyor belts and conveyor ladders, complete with drive and suspensions.
Including the operating mechanism for topping and slewing.
27.82 Hopper unloading installation by grab discharger, bucket wheel unloader or scraper installation.
Complete with winches, wires, sheaves and containers.
* Winch motors for specific winch drives will be entered at classification numbers 20.16 or 20.24,

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GROUP 28
EXCAVATING, CUTTING AND CRUSHING INSTALLATIONS
machinery

28.00 Rigging
28.10 Bucket ladder, including any extension piece, complete with the following parts, viz.: lower tumbler
with shaft, bearings and seals, ladder shaft with upper bearings, suspension of ladder, guide rollers
with shafts, bearings and pedestals, splash guard and spill collectors, provisions for clearing the
lower tumbler.
Including the guide rollers with bearings and pedestals for auxiliary ladder, standard tools for
mounting/de-mounting and any gauge for weld-on of lower tumbler
For greasing apparatus see 22.48, for greasing lines see 23.36.
28.11 Auxiliary ladder for bucket dredger, complete with splash guard, shafts and pedestals for
mounting on the main gantry.
Guide rollers with bearings and pedestals at 28.10.
28.12 Cutter ladder, including built-in suction and discharge line, complete with the following parts:
built-in or built-on foundations, suction mouth, cutter shaft bearing housing, shafts with bearings
and bearing housings for ladder trunnions, slide piece and/or suction/discharge hose for connection
to inboard pipe line, sheave housings, walking sheaves, side wire tumbling sheaves, stairs, grids
and platforms on the ladder and mechanical position indicator.
Excluding the part of the ladder trunnion which is integrated in the concerning hull block.
For cutter ladder tilting system see 28.30, for hoisting beam and cutter ladder locking device see
28.51, for vacuum relief valve with equipment see 25.59, for greasing apparatus see 22.48 for
greasing lines see 23.36. Equipment for electrical position indication in group 25.
Supports and guides of electric cables and hoses from hull to ladder by flexible cableway at 25.16.
Standard Dredgers: including all piping.
28.13 Cutter work platform, complete with hoisting and locking equipment.
28.20 Bucket chain consisting of buckets with bushes, links with bushes, bucket pins with rings and
keys, bucket hoisting clamp, ladder support shafts, wires with shackles etc. for rigging up the
bucket chain.
28.21 Bucket chain driving gear, namely upper tumbler with shaft, bearings and main gearwheels,
intermediate shafts with pinions and gearwheels, gear boxes, turning device with brake, mounting
and de-mounting tools. For electric motor see 20.15, for hydraulic motors see 20.23, for diesel
engines see 20.80 and for drive from engine room or from deck see 21.70.
28.23 Cutter or dredge wheel.
For shaft line see 21.60 – 21.65 and for driving motor see group 20.
In case the cutter is built as one unit with gearbox and driving motor, this unit to be entered at
28.23.
Âddition Standard Dredgers: cutter drive and dredge wheel drive, complete with: cutter motor,
couplings, gearbox, thrustblock, thrust shaft, intermediate shafts with bearing blocks etc. Including
the cutter.
^28.25 Shaft lines for drive underwater pump
Underwater pump drive on cutter ladder, complete with cutter motor, dredge pump, couplings,
gearbox, thrust block, thrust shaft, turning device, intermediate shafts with bearing blocks etc.
[only to be used by Standard Dredgers].
28.30 Cutter ladder tilting device.
28.31 Protective construction for bucket chain driving gear.
28.40 Clay cutting device, clay distributor
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*28.46 Gantry for loose (movable) loading chute, complete with winch and winch drive, wires, hoisting
beam and sheaves.
28.50 Main gantry for bucket dredgers, complete with foundation for bucket chain driving gear, platform
with railing, fixed loading chutes with wearing plates, change over valve with shaft, bearing, seal
and operating mechanism, stairs with handrails to platform and also splash guards.
*28.51 Ladder gantry for bucket dredgers and cutter dredgers, complete with platforms, grids, stairs,
handrails and protections, winches with wires, sheaves with shafts, lower and upper hoisting block,
hoisting bars, emergency hoisting equipment and locking device. For greasing apparatus see 22.48
for greasing lines see 23.36.
28.52 Ladder hoisting wire tensioning system.
Complete with hydraulic cylinder, foundation pedestal, sheaves with pedestal and pressure vessel.
Piping with fittings at 23.28 and 23.30.
*28.53 Spud hoisting installation for main spud as well as fixed spud (auxiliary spud), consisting of: spud
hoisting gantry with winch and wires, sheaves with shafts, hoisting blocks, wire slings with guides,
spud clamping brackets with hydraulic cylinders, spud hoisting cylinders with sheave pedestal and
foundation pedestals.
*28.54 Spud tilting installation, complete with tilting gantry, pedestals with pins, wheels, guide rollers,
sea fastenings, winch with wires and sheaves and blocks.
*28.55 Anchor boom installation, consisting of: anchor booms with platforms and handrails, guy wire,
anchor boom masts, stop poles with fenders and locking devices, anchors, winches with wires,
hoisting blocks and sheaves. For combined winch see 28.70.
28.60 Spuds, including built-in sheaves.
28.61 Spud guiding structures for the fixed spud (auxiliary spud). Complete with guide structures to the
hull, as far as not integrated in the construction of the hull and the spud clamps.
Spud guiding for main spud (in spud carrier) at 28.62.
28.62 Spud carrier for main spud, consisting of carrier with wheels, shafts and operating mechanism,
including hydraulic cylinders, spud guides and clamps, rails (if not integrated into the construction),
locking device and sea fastenings, stairs and platforms, mechanical position indicator and/or
protection for electrical position indicator, mounting and de-mounting tools for wheels and shafts,
hydraulic jack for lifting the carrier. Including all piping. For greasing apparatus see 22.48, for
greasing lines see 23.36. Equipment for electrical position indication in group 25.
Supports (flexible cableways) for hydraulic hoses at 23.30, if only electric cables at 25.16.
28.63 Spud carrier wheels buffering installation, complete with hydraulic cylinders and accumulator.
28.64 Spud carrier on wires
*28.65 Barge mooring system, direct moving by winches or by winches and trolleys mounted on deck.
Complete with winches, wires, trolleys, sheaves with pedestals, bollards on trolley and on deck and
rail track on deck for trolley.
28.66 Vertical outriggers for side wires, also for so called “Christmas tree”.
Complete with sheave gantries and sheaves with shafts, hull guides as far as not integrated into the
construction of the hull, locking of outriggers. For winches and wires see 28.70 – 28.74.
*28.70 Central winch (combined winch), complete with driving motor, wires, anchors and any guiding
sheaves with pedestals.
*28.71 Bow winch, complete with driving motor, wires, bow anchor and any guiding sheaves with
pedestals.
*28.72 Forward swing winches, complete with driving motor, wires, swing anchors and any guiding
sheaves with pedestals.
*28.73 Aft winch, complete with driving motor, wires, aft anchor and any guiding sheaves with pedestals.
*28.74 Aft swing winch, complete with driving motor, wires, aft swing anchors and any guiding sheaves
with pedestals. Note: Combined aft winch/aft swing winch at 28.73.
28.80 Crane track with supports for travelling crane of a rock breaker.
Complete with rails, stairs, grids, platforms and railings.
*28.81 Travelling crane with trolley for suspension of the rock bit and/or rock breaking hammer.
Complete with operating cabin, hoisting winches with wires and sheaves, stairs, grids, platforms,
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28.82 Rock bit.

28.83 Guiding sleeve for rock bit.
28.84 Guiding frame for 28.83.
28.85 Rock breaking hammer.
28.86 Guiding frame with hammer guides.
28.87 Visor system for rock breakers.
28.88 Deep drilling machines, including drilling equipment.
28.90 Dipper bucket with bottom door, complete with stem and dipper bucket stem guide for dipper
dredger. Including operating mechanism for bottom door.
*28.91 Boom for dipper dredge equipment with slewing platform and deck foundation .
Complete with slewing installation, buffer installation and locking, winch for stem and stone winch
with wires, sheaves and sheave housing, stairs, grids, platforms and protections.
28.92 “A”-frame for boom, complete with deck hinges and painters with fixing points on deck and on
boom.
*Winch motors for specific winch drives will be entered at classification numbers 20.16 or 20.24,

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GROUP 29
OIL RECOVERY INSTALLATION
machinery

29.10 Oil collecting equipment - booms or floating arms, including connecting points for any outrigger or
wires and also any foundations for oil pumps.
For recovered oil pipe lines see 29.40 and for hydraulic pipe lines see 23.30.
29.15 Outrigger for connecting oil collecting equipment with vessel, including hinges.
For recovered oil pipe lines see 29.40 and for hydraulic pipe lines see 23.30.
29.20 Gantries or manipulators for handling the oil collecting equipment.
Complete with hoisting equipment, operating mechanism of gantries, platforms and foundations,
also any installations for shifting on deck the oil collecting equipment and sea fastenings. Including
locking of the equipment or locking the possible wheeled gantry on deck.
Note: At this number also any rails mounted on deck.
29.25 Winches with wires and sheaves for positioning the oil collecting equipment.
*29.30 Oil discharge pumps in floating arms for transfer of recovered oil to oil collecting tanks on board.
*29.31 Oil discharge pumps on board for transfer of recovered oil from oil collecting tanks on board to
deck connection.
Note: These pumps may be also used for discharging water from the oil collecting tanks to
outboard.
*29.32 Portable oil pumps for transfer of recovered oil and/or water from oil collecting tanks.
29.35 Oily water separator for separating the dirty oily water from oil collecting tanks.
*29.36 Oil pumps for transfer of separated oil from separator to oil collecting tanks on board.
On this number also possibly dirty oil supply pump for supply of recovered oil to separator.
*29.37 Water pumps for discharging water from oil collecting tanks to outboard (possibly via separator).
29.38 Oil monitor for measuring and alarming the oil content in the separated water.
29.40 Piping for oil recovery installation, including fittings and hoses etc., namely:
a. The part of floating arms from discharge pumps to the deck connection to oil collecting tanks –
if not entered at other classification numbers such as 29.10, 29.15 or 29.20.
b. From deck connection to oil collection tanks.
c. From oil collection tanks to pumps and from pumps to shore connection on deck.
d. From oil collecting tanks to oily water separators and from here back to oil collecting tanks and
to water to overboard.
To be entered at this number also the piping scheme.
Hydraulic piping at 23.30.
29.45 Piping for transfer of recovered oil to another ship or to shore, including fittings and hoses from
shore connection on deck.
Including the provisions for transport of hoses and any towing line to other ship.
29.50 Gas detection system for only the oil recovery installation, with alarm and measuring equipment.
29.55 Foam installation for covering the hopper to prevent de-gassing and for fire fighting on deck,
consisting of foam liquid tank, foam generator, foam nozzles, fire fighting pumps, pumps for foam
liquid, fire hoses and pipelines with fittings.
Note: Fixed fire extinguishing installation for e.g. the pump room for oil pumps (under deck) 24.20.
29.60 Detergent installation for cleaning the vessel at or after oil recovery operation.
Complete with tank, pumps, pipe lines, fittings, spray guns, hoses and any portable units.
29.65 Demulsifier installation for breaking the emulsion of oil and water in order to improve the properties
for pumping. Complete with tank (if not integrated), pump, pipe lines and fittings, flow measurement
and hoses.

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* In general pumps are inclusive of driving motor and starting equipment.

Specific driving motors, normally ordered separately to be entered at 20.18 or 20.24.
Notes: Any laboratory equipment at 26.75.

Shaft line for pump drives at 21.29.
Additional bilge systems for spaces with explosion hazards at 23.20 and necessary bilge pumps for
this at 22.55.

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GROUP 30
LNG INSTALLATION
30.10 Tank holding space

30.11 Gasstation
30.12 Bunkerstation
30.13 Engine room gas safe
30.14 Nitrogen room
30.31 Mounting and mounting materials

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GROUP 31

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GROUP 32
JIGS
() with: electric motor, reduction compartment, hydraulic pump, hydraulic piping with fittings, hydraulic
equipment. (If the hydraulic jig drive is a part of bigger hydraulic system, only enter here the requirements
for the jig drive system.)
Note: This classification is according to the establisched pattern, in which a treatment plant contains one
type of jigs from each grade (primary, secondary, tertiary or clean-up). If this pattern is not followed, the
classification has to be adjusted according to the calculation.
32.00 General
Correspondence and descriptions in general concerning group 32.
32.01 Primary jig steelwork
If necessary including manufacture and mounting.
32.02 Primary jig components for 32.01
Components to be delivered for 32.01. (Hydraulic piping see number 23.30).
32.03 Primary jig drive system
Driving components for primary jig, see (), including any hydraulic filling sets.
32.04 Primary jig rubber linings
Rubber- or synthetic lining in primary jig.
32.11 Secondary jig steelwork
32.12 Secondary jig components for 32.11
Components to be delivered for 32.11.
32.13 Secondary jig drive system
Driving components for secondary jig, see (), including any hydraulic filling sets.
32.14 Secondary jig rubber linings
Rubber- or synthetic lining in secondary jig.
32.21 Tertiary jig steelwork
32.22 Tertiary jig components for 32.21
Components to be delivered for 32.21.
32.23 Tertiary jig drive system
Driving components for tertiary jig, see ().
32.24 Tertiary jig rubber linings
Rubber- or synthetic lining in tertiary jig.
32.31 Clean-up jig steelwork
32.32 Clean-up jig components for 32.31
Components to be delivered for clean-up jig.
32.33 Clean-up jig drive system
Driving components for clean-up jig, see ().
32.34 Clean-up jig rubber linings
Rubber- or synthetic lining in clean-up jig.
32.45 Basic frame jigplant
32.55 Joining jigplant
32.65 Traverse
32.95 Miscellaneous costs on jigs
Miscellaneous costs such as transport costs for transporting components from one supplier to
another etc. Also additional costs caused by extraordinary circumstances.
32.98 Ragging
32.99 Revision after temporary use

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GROUP 33
TANKS FOR ORE WASHERY
Note: For piping and appendages see group 36.
33.00 General
33.01 Save-all tank
Sump tank for collecting waste water in order to pump it away.
For grids, valves and any other save-all components see number 34.01.
33.03 Sparge water buffer tank
Buffer tank for sparge water in the screen collecting box.
33.05 Primary jig feed tank
Tank for the mixture coming out of the "Screen collecting box", which is also a suction tank for the
primary jig feeding pump.
33.06 Middling tank
Tank for primary concentrate (thus suction tank for the middling pump).
33.11 Concentrate buffer tank
Buffer tank for intermediary concentrate.
33.16 Concentrate collecting tank
Collecting tank for final concentrate. (For transportabele tanks see number 34.12).
33.21 Tailings sump tank
Sump tank for tailings in order to pump away.
33.24 Slimes sump tank
Sump tank for slimes in order to pump away.
33.26 Water pump suction tank
Tank in the suction line of a water pump in order to avoid jamming/ locking.
33.31 Treatment plant header tank
Elevated supply tank for jig underwater, complete with grids.
33.36 Distribution box / surge bin
Supply tank / buffer tank for hoppers, etc.. Including grid etc.

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GROUP 34
CHUTES AND TRANPORT INSTALLATIONS FOR ORE WASHERY
Notes:
• All chutes including any steel linings and splashboards.
• For supports see number 17.xx
• For distribution systems see number 36.31
34.00 General
34.01 Save-all
Save-all with grids and valves. If necessary with box and drive.
(Engineering to be entered at number 17.xx)
34.02 Drop chute and chutes to screens
Drop chute and chutes to screens or to barge drop chutes of feed hopper + grizzly +
movement mechnism or screen-intake box. (Excluding oversize chute).
Feed hopper.
34.03 Removable chute in screen
Removable chute in screen if necessary with movement equipment (in order to dredging non-ore-
bearing layers, so called overburden)
34.04 Barge loading chutes
Including stiffenings and hoist wires with sheave blocks.
34.06 Tailing launders / chutes
Tailing chute with stiffenings, including any valves with movement equipment.
Suspension wires in 34.14. (For tailing sump tank see 33.21).
34.07 Stone / oversize chute
Stone chute with stiffenings and nugget catcher. Suspension wires in 34.14.
34.08 Overburden chute
Overburden chute (for direct drainage of non-ore-bearing layers) including stiffenings and any
valves with movement equipment. Suspension wires in 34.14.
34.09 Samplers (integrally built)
Samplers, simple type, integrated with chute.
Other types, e.g. electric driven sampler units, to be entered at number 25.xx.
34.10 Belt conveyor & other transport systems
Transport systems, e.g. belt conveyors for all purposes, including supply chutes, swivel tables,
splashboards and remaining equipment.
34.11 Catwalks along belt conveyors, etc.
Catwalks along belt conveyors, etc., including any protections.
34.12 Concentrate handling & storage provisions
Special provisions for storage and transport of final concentrate, such as containers, etc.
For cranes and hoists see 10.50 and 10.70.
In case the final concentrate is pumped away, see 36.10 and 36.31.
34.14 Hanger ropes & stays for chutes and belt conveyors
Hanger ropes & stays for chutes and belt conveyors
Wires including sockets, fastenings, turnbuckles, steel wires clamps, cable sockets, talurit clamps,
if necessary: stretch hoistings (e.g. “Tirfor”-hoists).
34.15 Gantry
Gantry for drainage chutes, belt conveyors etc. Excluding suspension and stretch wires.

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GROUP 35
SPECIFIC EQUIPMENT FOR ORE TREATMENT
This group is reserved for special installations or components, which can not be classified in other groups
and which are exclusively related to ore treatment.
Subgroup classification to be used per case and /or as much as one needs
35.00 General
35.xx Specific equipment
Specific equipment for ore treatment, exclusively used according to specifications.
35.01 Steelwork bullion unit (baseframe)
35.55 Assembly/ mounting bullion unit

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GROUP 36
PUMPS, CYCLONES, MONITORS AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS FOR ORE WASHERY
36.00 General
Notes:
• For corresponding tanks see group 33.
• For other pumps see group 22.
• For gland pumps see 22.45.
36.02 Sparge pump
Water pump for sparge water round the screen collecting box.
36.03 Hutch water pump
Water pump for supplementary water to the jigs (Jigs-supplementary pump, "hutchwater pump" or
underwater pump).
36.04 Monitor pump / ladder washing pump
Water pump for (power) supply of the monitors mentioned in 36.21.
Also: spray pump for the purpose of dredging or shore treatment.
36.05 Sluicing pump
Water pump for the purpose of rinse water or general service ("sluicing pump").
If mainly for the purpose of ore washery see number 22.56.
36.07 Overburden flushing pump
Water pump for the purpose of rinse water in the overburden chute (for direct drainage of non-ore-
bearing layers).
36.08 Save-all pump
Mixture pump to pump away waste water (which is coming from the buckets).
36.09 Jig feed/ middling pump
Mixture pump to supply the jigs (pump for primary concentrate or intermediary concentrate).
Also: mixture pumps for other purposes within the ore washery.
36.10 Final concentrate pump
Mixture pump to pump away the final concentrate, like e.g. transfer to a transportship or to shore.
36.11 Tailings pump
Mixture pump for the transport of tailings to the dump site.
36.12 Slimes pump
Mixture pump to pump away the “slimes”.
36.13 Cyclones
Cyclone with fastening.
36.21 Monitors
Monitor (water cannon), e.g. for the drop chute, for the back of the screen box of for wash cleaning
the bucket ladder including any operations.
36.31 Treatment plant distribution systems for water and slurry
All piping and hoses with fastenings and with accessories for water and mixture, also smaller
chutes for jigs and tanks.
Notes:
For big chutes see group 34.
For sparge pipes see number 36.32.
If necessary specify in:
• 100 Water systems
• 200 Mixture systems (Jig feed, Middlings, Tailings & Concentrate)
• 300 High-pressure tube to outboard, etc.
Such as stack pipe or slimes-drain pipe, counted from concerned pump.
36.32 Sparge pipe
Sparge pipe in the screen box, including nozzles. (supply piping in 36.31).

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36.96 Insulation on treatment plant piping

Insulation (against freezing)
36.99 Revision after temporary use

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GROUP 37

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GROUP 38
FLOATING PIPE LINES AND SHORE DISCHARGE LINES
38.00 To be delivered by the customer

38.10 Floating discharge line, consisting of the part of pipe line from discharge connection at the vessel
up to and including the connection part to the shore line.
The following data should be mentioned:
- material of pipe lines;
- inside diameter and wall thickness – in mm;
- total pipe line length – in m;
- number and type all floating sections;
- section connections by ball joints or rubber discharge hoses;
- discharge pressure;
- type of paintwork.
38.20 Shore discharge lines
- inside diameter and wall thickness – in mm;
- total pipe line length – in m, specified and wall thickness – in mm;
- total pipe line length – in m, split up in number of pipe sections with corresponding lengths;
- number and type of accessories, such as bend pieces and branches;
- number and type of valves;
38.30 Shore connection from the vessel to the shore discharge line or from the connection part to the
shore line to the discharge line.
- number and dimensions of the shore connection pipe (strengthened discharge line);
- number, dimensions and type of bend pieces;
- type of gantry with ancillary equipment such as supports, hoisting winches, hoisting wires, etc.;
- number and dimensions of ball joints, discharge hoses and other accessories;
Notes: - For testing see concerning classification numbers of groups 06 and 07.
- De-mounting, getting ready for shipping and loading at 07.10

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GROUP 39
EXTRA SPARE PARTS
Extra spare parts will be delivered in addition to the normal spare parts.
Normal spare parts are the spare parts as required by the Classification Societies and also the spare parts
which are normally included in the standard delivery.
The normal spare parts are entered at the classification number of concerning equipment.
Extra spare parts should be assigned as follows:

39.00 Extra spare parts
39.10 Extra spare parts for group 10
39.90 Supply, stowage and fitting on board of extra spare parts, also to get ready for shipping of
subsequent deliveries.
This concerns the activities for foundations, fastening, packing and preservations.
Note: A specific designation of the spare parts, for instance for indication to which equipment within a
certain group it is intended, can be done by adding a 3-digit sub number after the classification
number.

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ME SHIPBUILDING DESCRIPTION ME
40.00 27.70 Conical Bottom Valve
40.10 27.70 Bottomdoor
40.20 27.70 Bottom valve
40.30 27.72 Self emptying door
40.35 27.72 Pre unloading door
40.40 27.75 Overflow system
41.00 22.00 and 27.10 General Pump Parts
41.10 27.10 Single walled dredge pump
42.10 27.10 Double walled dredge pump
43.10 27.20 Submerged Dredge Pump
(at 27.10 refer to 27.20)
44.10 27.20 Trailing suction tube
44.20 27.20 Trailing suction tube with sdp
44.30 27.20 Cabling trailing suction tube
44.40 25.56 Cutter ladder position indicator
44.50 27.20 Cabling suction tubes
44.60 27.20 Serviceframe
45.00 27.21 Draghead general
45.10 27.21 IHC draghead
45.20 27.21 IHC draghead with nozzles
45.30 27.21 Californian draghead
45.40 27.21 Calif. draghead with nozzles
45.50 27.21 Wild Dragon draghead
46.00 27.22 Suction Head general
46.10 27.22 Stationary Suction Head
46.20 27.22 Mod. Suction Head
46.30 27.22 Silt Draghead
47.00 28.23 Cutters general
47.10 28.23 IHC Cutter A,B,C,D incourant/dead stock
47.15 28.23 IHC Cutter equip. (A,B,C,D)
47.20 28.23 IHC Cutter with edges
47.25 28.23 IHC Cutter equipment edges
47.30 28.23 IHC Cutter with Esco teeth
47.35 28.23 ESCO Cutter equipment
47.40 28.23 IHC Cutter with IHC teeth
47.50 28.23 IHC Cutter equip. (teeth, etc)
48.00 27.23 - 27.35 Several type RR Gate Valve
48.10 27.23 - 27.35 RR Gate Valve LP; -28,-36,-46
48.20 27.23 - 27.35 RR Gate Valve MP; -31,35,37,47
48.30 27.23 - 27.35 RR Gate Valve HP; -38,-48
48.40 27.23 - 27.35 Sturdy Type Gate Valve LP
48.50 27.23 - 27.35 Sturdy Type Gate Valve MP
48.60 27.23 - 27.35 Sturdy Type Gate Valve HP
48.70 27.23 - 27.35 Turning RR Gate Valve LP
48.80 27.23 - 27.35 Turning RR Gate Valve MP
48.90 27.23 - 27.35 Turning RR Gate Valve HP
49.00 27.23 - 27.35 Several type RA Gate Valve
49.10 27.23 - 27.35 RA Gate Valve LP
49.20 27.23 - 27.35 RA Gate Valve MP
49.30 27.23 - 27.35 RA Gate Valve HP

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49.40 27.23 - 27.35 Turning RA Gate Valve LP
49.50 27.23 - 27.35 Turning RA Gate Valve MP
49.60 27.23 - 27.35 Turning RA Gate Valve HP
49.90 27.23 - 27.35 Wedge Gate Valve

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50.00 27.50 - 27.60 Gantry General
50.10 27.50 - 27.60 Draghead gantry standard
50.20 27.50 - 27.60 Draghead gantry custom build
50.30 27.50 - 27.60 Intermediate gantry standard
50.40 27.50 - 27.60 Intermediate gantry custom b.
50.50 27.53 Swell compensator
51.00 27.50 - 27.60 Trunnion Gantry General
51.10 27.50 - 27.60 Trunnion gantry type parallel
51.20 27.50 - 27.60 Trunnion gantry type wagon
52.10 38.10, 38.20 and 38.30 Floating & discharge pipe line
52.20 27.34 De-Aerator
52.30 27.31 Bow connection
53.10 27.34 Turning gland
53.20 27.23 - 27.35 Non-return valve
53.30 27.34 Swivelunit w. str. turn. gland
53.40 27.23 - 27.35 Water supply valve
54.10 38.10, 38.20 and 38.30 Ball Joint
54.20 27.34 Swivelunit (BTG)
54.30 27.10 Expansion piece
54.40 27.76 Ejector
54.50 27.34 Ball Turning Gland (BTG)
54.60 27.34 Ball Bearing Gland (BBG)
55.10 27.66 Sieve installation
55.20 27.34 De-Aerator
55.50 28.23 Dredging wheel unit
55.60 21.21 and 21.61 Gearbox
56.10 28.20 Dredging buckets
56.20 28.10 Bucket ladder
56.30 28.20 Bucket chain
56.40 28.21 Upper driving gear
56.50 28.40 Clay toss equipment

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61.00 NA General Measuring Pipe
61.10 NA Density Measuring Pipe
61.20 NA Elek-Magn.Velocity Measur.Pipe
61.30 NA Density & Velocity Measur.Pipe
63.10 25.59 Relief valve installation
65.00 NA General Parts SPM
65.10 NA Product Swivel
65.80 NA SPM Stack Assembly
65.90 NA SPM Project Management
66.10 NA Smit-M.A.N. engine parts
66.20 NA Smit-Bolnes engine parts
66.30 NA Bolnes engine parts
66.40 NA M.T.I. Services
66.50 NA Engineering for third parties
66.60 NA Drag winch
67.10 NA Inhouse assignments general
67.20 NA Hydrohammer parts
67.30 NA MSC parts
67.40 NA Lagersmit parts
67.50 NA Offshore parts & services
68.10 NA SMS services
69.10 NA Bench Stock Parts

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71.10 27.10 Single Walled Dredge Pump High Efficiency
72.10 27.10 Double Walled Dredge Pump High Efficiency
73.10 27.20 Submerged Dredge Pump High Efficiency
(at 27.10 refer to 27.20)

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ROYAL IHC SHIPBUILDING

The numeric code is to be used as a tool for:

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The IHC-coding system to be used as follows:

xxxxx ..................................................... order number

(.x)…………………… in several groups the classification number has 5 numbers

xxx ................... sub numbers:

Example drawing number small ironwork

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Additional spare parts should be mentioned in Group 39.

This standard classification should be used when preparing:

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Purchasing and Accounting Department

Engineering Department and Production Control

Therefore on the drawing should be mentioned the following remark:

Amendments and additions

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CLASSIFICATION AND GROUP NUMBERS

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01.10 Design, calculations

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03.00 List of drawings, drawing costs

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03.50 Damage stability

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04.10 Classification, certificates

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05.10 Exploitation of slipway

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06.10 Set up of slipway, scaffolding, including cleaning after launching

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07.10 Demounting and getting ready for shipping

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08.00 Equipment furnished by the customer

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09.00 Invoices to client

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10.00 Hull outfitting

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Note for Engineering Department:

*10.45 Mooring equipment, i.e.:

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The following block classification goes for (demountable) standard dredgers:

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For custombuilt, see page 11/19-¹ and 11/19-².

Technical drawing insert

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Attention Purchasing and Accounting department

Attention Engineering Department

^20.01 Alignment of all motor foundations. [only to be used by Standard Dredgers]

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^Addition Standard Dredgers