13.1.1 Each cargo tank should
be provided with means for indicating level, pressure and temperature
of the cargo. Pressure gauges and temperature indicating devices should
be installed in the liquid and vapour piping systems, in cargo refrigerating
installations and in the inert gas systems as detailed in this chapter.
13.1.2 Where a secondary
barrier is required, permanently installed instrumentation should
be provided to detect when the primary barrier fails to be liquid-tight
at any location or when liquid cargo is in contact with the secondary
barrier at any location. This instrumentation should consist of appropriate
gas detecting devices according to 13.6.
However, the instrumentation need not be capable of locating the area
where liquid cargo leaks through the primary barrier or where liquid
cargo is in contact with the secondary barrier.
13.1.3 If the loading and
unloading of the ship is performed by means of remotely controlled
valves and pumps, all controls and indicators associated with a given
cargo tank should be concentrated in one control position.
13.1.4 Instruments should
be tested to ensure reliability in the working conditions and recalibrated
at regular intervals. Test procedures for instruments and the intervals
between recalibration should be approved by the Administration.