Cargo System Valve Requirements
IGC Code 5.6.1
Cargo Tanks with MARVS not exceeding 0.7 Bar gauge, all liquid and vapor connections should have shutoff valves located as close to the tank as practicable.
These valves maybe remotely controlled but should be capable of local manual operation.
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Strainers are commonly installed in the cargo piping system to protect the cargo handling plant and equipment from damage by foreign objects.
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