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API MPMS CH 17.8, 3rd Edition: Guidelines for Pre-loading Inspection of Marine Vessel Cargo Tanks and Their Cargo

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This publication was last reviewed and confirmed in 2025.

Guidelines for Pre-loading Inspection of Marine Vessel Cargo Tanks and Their Cargo

Description

This standard specifies procedures for determining that the cargo tanks and associated cargo-handling system of marine vessels are in a suitably clean condition to receive the intended cargo. This applies to the loading of crude oil, petroleum products, and petrochemical cargoes. This standard explains the extent of inspection that can be instituted for certain general types of cargoes and an example of a format that may be used for reporting the findings of tank inspections. Because of the wide variety of conditions that may exist when performing preloading tank inspections, this standard is not intended to restrict the judgment of the person performing the inspection.

** This version of the Standard is not current. Please check for Errata and Addendums **

Edition

3

Published Date

2025-12-17

Status

Current

Pages

27

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This standard specifies procedures for determining that the cargo tanks and associated cargo-handling system of marine vessels are in a suitably clean condition to receive the intended cargo. This applies to the loading of crude oil, petroleum products, and petrochemical cargoes. This standard explains the extent of inspection that can be instituted for certain general types of cargoes and an example of a format that may be used for reporting the findings of tank inspections. Because of the wide variety of conditions that may exist when performing preloading tank inspections, this standard is not intended to restrict the judgment of the person performing the inspection.

** This version of the Standard is not current. Please check for Errata and Addendums **

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