Technical specifications
ABS guildline for portable offshore accommodation modules The installation of modular buildings for use as living quarters, industrial spaces, and workshops has become increasingly prevalent in recent years. Irrespective of the amount of time that portable modules are installed onboard, the potential risks to personnel within these buildings can be comparable to those within a traditional living quarters structure. Due to the transient nature of portable accommodation modules, it is possible that the buildings may be installed on a number of different types of vessels and offshore units over their life. In recognizing that the ABS class requirements differ based on the type of host vessel or facility, this Guide has been created to outline the process for the design and survey of the modules and to establish the requirements for modules which can be used on any category of offshore drilling unit, production facility, barge, steel vessel, or high speed craft. Class Approval Process The ABS approval process for accommodation modules is a four-step process as outlined below: • Design Review of the Module • Survey of the Module at Fabrication Facility • Design Review for Installation Approval • Survey onboard Host Vessel The ABS review process of the module commences with drawings and documentation detailing the module’s general arrangements, structural fire protection, electrical configuration, structural design, and machinery and piping systems being submitted to the ABS technical office for review. Upon completion of the review, drawings will be returned to the submitter and forwarded to the attending ABS Surveyor. Receipt of the drawings by the ABS Surveyor permits the physical survey of the module at the fabrication facility to be commenced. Once a host vessel for the module is determined, design review for installation approval can be commenced. Upon receipt of the documentation detailing the module and the proposed location onboard the host vessel, the ABS technical office can review the arrangements. Once the ABS engineers have determined that the proposed location onboard the host vessel is suitable for the subject module, stamped drawings will be returned to the submitter and made available to the attending ABS Survey office. Upon receipt of these drawings, the attending ABS Surveyor may attend the vessel and confirm that the installation of the modules is in accordance with the approved arrangements. The manufacturer is to assign a unique serial number to identify all modules being reviewed to this Guide. The initial submission of drawings is to specifically indicate the serial number of modules to be built in accordance with the drawings. Please download TLS accommodation modular brochure , TLS ABS approved offshore accommodation module brochure for reference. More information about accommodation modulars, offshore accommodation cabins, gallery module, mess module, etc. Please contact [email protected] for more information. A60 offshore accommodation module offering safe and comfortable living space for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 8 personnel Description:
In addition compliance with offshore oil & gas requirements as following,
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Weight Less than 17.5 Tons. Lifting
Furnitures
A60 offshore accommodation modules are manufactured and designed according to ABS guildline. Please download TLS accommodation modular brochure , TLS ABS approved offshore accommodation module brochure for reference. More information about accommodation modulars, offshore accommodation cabins, gallery module, mess module, etc. Please contact [email protected] for more information. ![]() Services Each Module has an Accessible Service Area Which Contains Hot Water Heater, Transformer & General Electrical Equipment Which Can be Easily Serviced. External Paint Specification Each Module is Shot Blasted to SA 2.5 and DNV approved, 3 Coat Paint System Applied, Giving a Total of 250 Microns Paint Thickness. Modules Shall be Painted “RAL 9003 Signal White” As Standard, However Client Can Change Color & Add Company Markings Where Required. Weight Not Exceed Weight of 17.5 Tons. Lifting All modules, as well as being DNV certified, also have certified lifting eyes included in the design structure and each module is supplied with a certified sling (included in the price). The units are designed for lifting on and off fixed platforms and other types of floating installations. Installation & Linking Each Module Comes Complete with Twist Locks & Pads for Deck Mounting & Linking Kits for Structural, Mechanical & Architectural Linking of Modules. Accommodation Module Contains 2 Cabins & Each Cabin Includes the Following Items:
In addition, compliance with offshore oil& gas requirements as follows:
Unit specification: As per ABS guideline for offshore accommodation module. modules fitness as three stacking level manned during floating / elevating condition meeting weather criteria in addition to compliance with ILO/MLC. ABS guildline for the design and survey of portable accommodation modules installed onboard ABS-classed Mobile Offshore Drilling Units (MODUs), and Mobile Offshore Units (MOUs), Offshore Installations (fixed or floating), Steel Barges, and Steel Vessels. Please don't hesitate to contact us [email protected] |
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