2.3 Permitted loading weights on decks and hatch covers
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2.3 Permitted loading weights on decks and hatch covers

  2.3.1 The hatch cover securing and support arrangements, chocks, etc., as well as coamings should be designed and reinforced as necessary for carriage of timber deck cargoes. Potential weight increase of timber deck cargoes due to water absorption, icing, etc., should be taken under consideration.

  2.3.2 Care should be taken not to exceed the designed maximum permissible loads on weather deck and hatch covers during any stage of the voyage (6).

Parent topic: Chapter 2 – General Recommendations on Stowage and Securing of Timber Deck Cargoes
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