8.1.1 Consideration
is to be given to the effect of the warm air discharged from the condenser
of each deckstowed refrigerated container. When refrigerated containers
are stowed on only two tiers high, it is considered that the warm
air from each condenser is dissipated without any undue effect on
adjacent containers.
8.1.2 If
containers are to be carried three or more tiers high, then consideration
is to be given to limiting the effect of short-cycling warm discharge
air within the central section of the stack. The proposed method or
methods for dealing with this effect are to be stated. Possible options
would include reserving the central cells of each stack for non-refrigerated
containers, to reduce the block effect or providing fans and ductwork
to supply ambient temperature air to the bottom of each vertical stack.
Trials of any proposed system are to be undertaken.
8.1.3 Any
adverse effect that the warm air discharged from the hold space ventilation
system has on the deck stowed refrigerated containers is to be minimised.
Similarly, the warm air discharged from the deck stowed refrigerated
containers is to be shielded from entering the hold space ventilating
system.