LR III.2 Class Notation (refrigerated installation)
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LR III.2 Class Notation (refrigerated installation)

LR III.2.1 The following class notations may be assigned as considered appropriate by the Committee, on application from Owners:

Lloyd’s RMC (BC)
  This notation will be assigned to a classed chemical tanker, in which refrigeration equipment has been constructed, installed and tested in accordance with the relevant requirements of the Rules.
Lloyd’s RMC (BC)
  This notation will be assigned to a classed chemical tanker, where the equipment has been found equivalent to Rule requirements and tested in accordance with the relevant requirements of the Rules.
TC
  This notation will be assigned to a classical chemical tanker, where temperature control systems have been found equivalent to Rule requirements and tested in accordance with the relevant requirement of the Rules.
Parent topic: LR III Classification and Class Notations
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