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Class rules and yard specs read as one package

Aerial view of a product tanker under way

From package to work product

Nothing in a yard package is beyond your engineers. The problem is multiplication: hundreds of items, each answering to spec, class and makers list.

Class and system parameters

Every valve, read against the class rules and the yard drawings.

Loonar takes the sea water, ballast, fuel oil and bilge scope out of the yard package and lays it out tag by tag: bore, PN rating, end connection, body material, disc and seat, actuation and the class approval each item carries. DNV type approval sits beside the IMO ballast water convention and the SOLAS fire test, and every value carries the drawing and the page it came from.

Technical deviations

Sixty-four items become eighteen decisions.

Loonar rolls the extracted values up against your certificate register, so DNV type approval is one row covering fifty-two items rather than fifty-two repeated checks. Approval you hold on bronze but not on super duplex, a SOLAS fire test report you do not hold, sixteen-week super duplex castings: each one is a deviation with the items it affects and the evidence behind it. The bilge main with no class scope stated is flagged before the yard assumes it.

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The clause register

The yard's terms, read clause by clause.

Every clause in the shipbuilding conditions is classified, risk rated and assessed against your standard positions. An uncapped daily rate tied to the dry-dock slot, charter hire passed through as supplier liability, retention released twelve months after vessel delivery: the clauses that move your exposure surface above the twenty-four that are already aligned.

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See what Loonar reads in your package.

Book 30 minutes and bring a real yard inquiry. We run your own package through Loonar and show you the requirement list it builds, every value carrying its page and the rule behind it.