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a flash point above 66 degrees Centigrade (150º F).
                      (6) “Tanker” means   any vessel that transports bulk inflammable liquids.  She shall comply

                          with standards of “ SOLAS 74/78” and its amendments and must be classified in one
                          of the Recognized Classification Societies belonging to the IACS to carry inflammable

                          liquids (petroleum) and still under its supervision.
                      (7) “F. P.” means   Flash Point for petroleum and must be ascertained by Open Cup test or
                          any other closed test of an equal degree of accuracy.

                      (8) “I.G.” means   Inert Gas used in cargo tanks and must  be checked to ensure that the
                          oxygen concentration is below the required level and the mixture of gases are below the

                          flammable limit, i.e. can be considered as free from explosive gases.
                      (9) “N.G.F.” means   Non-Gas  Free,  i.e.  not sufficiently free at  the time of test from

                          toxic and explosive gas.
                      (10) “I.G.C” means   the International code for the construction and equipment of ships

                          carrying liquefied gases in bulk as amended.
                      (11) “Liquefied inflammable gas carrier” means   any vessel that transports bulk liquefied
                          inflammable  gas.    She  shall  comply with the  standards  of “SOLAS  74/78”  and  its

                          amendments  and  must  be  constructed  according  to  I.G.C  code  as  amended  or  to
                          standards at least as effective, and must be classified in one of the classification societies

                          belonging to IACS and still under its supervision.
                      (12)  “I.B.C” means   the International code for the construction and equipment  of ships
                          carrying dangerous chemical in bulk, as amended.

                      (13)  “Dangerous  chemicals  in  bulk  Carrier”  means      any  vessel  that  transports  bulk
                          dangerous chemical.  She shall comply with the standards of “SOLAS 74/78” and

                          its amendments and must be constructed according to I.B.C code as amended or to
                          standards at  least  as effective,  and must  be classified  in one of the classification

                          societies belonging to IACS, and still under its supervision.
                      (14) “Code for solid bulk” means   the code of safe practice for solid bulk cargoes.

                      (15) “Prohibited Goods” means  :
                        a) Any goods which are specified by “I.M.D.G” code as carriage prohibited.
                        b) Bulk dangerous cargoes not listed in the code of dangerous chemical in bulk and the

                          code of liquefied gases in bulk or solid bulk code.
                        c) Dangerous cargoes that are not listed on ship certificate of fitness.

                        d) Dangerous cargoes that are not listed in dangerous cargo manifest
                            (See Art. 113 page 225).

                        e) Any goods which are not fulfilling cargo requirements in these Rules.
                      (16)  “MARPOL  73/78”  means      the  International  Convention  for  the  Prevention  of


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