S.I. No. 356/2016 - Carriage of Livestock by Sea Regulations 2016

Type Statutory Instrument
Publication 2016-07-12
Last updated 2016-08-30
State In force superseded text
Text As published
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1 amending act · 2016-08-30, S.I. No. 455/2016 - Carriage of Livestock by Sea (Amendment) Regulations 2016

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The effect of wind should be taken into account in the following manner:

where:

Note: For both subparagraphs (ii) and (iii) the lateral area and height of baled hay carried on deck must be taken into account.

Note: For many vessels the vertical position of the centroid of the underwater lateral area may be taken at half the draft to the underside of the keel at amidships.

0.

8 (heeling lever due to the effect of wind at 0°).

ILLUSTRATION OF STABILITY REQUIREMENTS

where:

(vii)é is the angle of heel due to wind.

Note: If feed is not pellet feed carried in bulk, the heeling lever due to shift of feed will be zero.

B. Information to be provided on vessel

The following stability information should be provided on the vessel:

The livestock shift constant is to be determined for all conditions of pen utilization that may arise in practice unless the maximum value is used for all calculations.

The heeling moment for each compartment is to be determined separately unless the greatest heeling moment for all compartments added together is provided: that is, the total heeling moment for the worst condition of stability.

The values of A and H will vary with the draft of the vessel. Values therefore are to be provided for the range of drafts that may occur in practice or alternatively the wind effect:

C. Method of calculations

1.

The following method of calculation may be used to demonstrate compliance.

(Other methods may be used).

Livestock shift constant = C (from vessel’s information)
Average Mass of livestock per animal = m (from shipper’s declaration)
Floor area per animal = f (from table in Regulation 25)
Feed heeling moment = F (from vessel’s information)
Stowage factor of feed = S (from master)
Lateral area of vessel above waterline = A (from vessel’s information)
Vertical separation of centroids = H (from vessel’s information)
Wind pressure = P (0.05 tonnes/square metre)
Displacement = D (from vessel’s information)
GM = GM (from vessel’s information)
Moulded breadth = B (from vessel’s information)
(i) Livestock: Heeling lever at 0° = [image omitted]
(ii) Feed: Heeling lever at 0° = [image omitted]
(iii) Wind: Heeling lever at 0° = [image omitted]
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(iv) Angle of heel due to wind: Angle of heel = [image omitted]
(v) Roll period: [image omitted]
2.

In calculating the stability of the vessel, the use of fuel oil, fresh water and feed, the movement of ballast and the build up of waste material shall be taken into account.

GIVEN under my Official Seal,

30 June 2016.

MICHAEL CREED,

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine.

EXPLANATORY NOTE.

(This note is not part of the Instrument and does not purport to be a legal interpretation)

These Regulations update and consolidate regulations for the carriage of livestock by sea from the State.

They provide for the inspection and approval of livestock vessels which comply with specified criteria, the loading and care of livestock on vessels, conditions in relation to weather and the submission of voyage reports.

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