TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Maritime safety and security administration - Topic: Ship-source marine pollution

Lecture Maritime safety and security administration - Topic: Ship-source marine pollution. The following will be discussed in this topic: Ship-source sewage, sewage, ship-source garbage, air pollution from ships, air pollution,. | Lecture 5 SHIP-SOURCE MARINE POLLUTION Ship-source Sewage Sewage includes drainage from urinals and toilets, medical premises and spaces containing live animals. It varies depending on the type of ship but the general sources include galleys, baths, scuppers and bilges. A scupper is an opening in the side walls of an open-air structure, for purposes of draining water. Ships have scuppers at deck level, to allow for ocean or rainwater drainoff Sewage The discharge of raw sewage into the sea can create health hazards. When sewage is discharged in coastal areas, it can lead to oxygen depletion and obvious visual pollution which is a major problem for countries with large tourist industries. MARPOL - annex IV Sewage can be dumped when a ship: has in operation an approved sewage treatment plant and is discharging comminuted and disinfected sewage using an approved system at a distance of not less than 4 nautical miles from the nearest land; or is discharging sewage which is not .

• Ngư nghiệp
• Maritime safety
• Maritime security administration
• An toàn hàng hải
• Quản lý an ninh hàng hải
• Ship source marine pollution
• Ship source garbage
• Maritime safety measures
• Casualty investigation
• Maritime security
• Maritime security incidences
• Classification societies
• Criticisms of classification societies
• Maritime spatial planning
• The Baltic Sea
• Waterways safety management
• Maritime education
• International maritime organisation
• International labour organisation
• Marine pollution
• Pollution in coastal waters
• History of MARPOL
• Torrey Canyon
• International oil pollution compensation
• Oil pollution damage
• United nations convention
• The law of the sea
• Integrated coastal zone management
• International ship code
• Port facility security code
• Captains legal position
• Safety and security
• Maritime environment
• Further education
• Maritime Accidents
• International Collision Regulations
• Preventing Collisions at Sea
• Mobile Phone Service
• Maritime Mobile Service
• Safety System
• Data Compression
• Cellular Data
• Radio Service
• Protection system
• Fluid structure interaction
• Lagrangian Eulerian method
• Surrounding environment
• Current effect
• Ship course
• Haiphong fairway
• Rudder and propeller
• Rudder cavitation
• Maritime Transport
• Safety of Navigation
• Collision Avoidance
• Risk Assessment
• Ship's Maneuvering
• Big data platform
• Maritime education and training
• Information sharing
• Career development education