ISO 17325-2:2014 PDF

Ships and marine technology — Marine environment protection — Oil booms — Part 2: Strength and performance requirements

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ISO 17325-2:2014

Ships and marine technology — Marine environment protection — Oil booms — Part 2: Strength and performance requirements

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Format:: Electronic (PDF)
Number of pages:: 6
Publication date:: October 21, 2014
Edition:: ISO IS 17325 edition 1 version 1
ICS:: 13.020.99

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Description (English):

ISO 17325-2:2014 (in addition to ISO 17325-1) specifies the particular strength and performance requirements of oil booms and associated test methods. It does not purport to address the safety concerns, if any, associated with their use.

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Technical committee: ISO/TC 8/SC 2 - Marine environment protection
SKU: ISO 17325-2:2014

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ISO 17325-2:2014 - Ships and marine technology - Marine environment protection - Oil booms - Part 2: Strength and performance requirements specifies the strength, performance and test methods for oil booms and assembled boom systems. Supplementing ISO 17325-1 (Design requirements), this part requires manufacturers to demonstrate material suitability, component performance and full-scale breaking strength of complete boom assemblies. The standard focuses on practical verification (tests and certificates) and does not address operational safety procedures.

Key topics and requirements

Scope and purpose
- Defines particular strength and performance requirements for fence and curtain oil booms and associated test methods.
Material and component verification
- Manufacturer test certificates are required for oil resistance, weathering resistance, and tear resistance of boom materials (references: ISO 175, ISO 3011, ISO 34-1, ISO 505).
- Emphasis on oil- and water-resistant materials suitable for long-term storage.
Performance and structural criteria
- Booms must have sufficient structural strength for towing, deployment and recovery.
- Connection parts must match the breaking strength of the boom and not compromise flotation or safety.
Assembled boom tests (performed by a recognized body)
- Visual inspection of bodies and connectors.
- Buoyancy test measuring freeboard and draft in fresh or salt water (classification per ISO 17325-1).
- Air chamber leakage test for inflatable types (pressure loss

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Key topics and requirements

Scope and purpose
- Defines particular strength and performance requirements for fence and curtain oil booms and associated test methods.
Material and component verification
- Manufacturer test certificates are required for oil resistance, weathering resistance, and tear resistance of boom materials (references: ISO 175, ISO 3011, ISO 34-1, ISO 505).
- Emphasis on oil- and water-resistant materials suitable for long-term storage.
Performance and structural criteria
- Booms must have sufficient structural strength for towing, deployment and recovery.
- Connection parts must match the breaking strength of the boom and not compromise flotation or safety.
Assembled boom tests (performed by a recognized body)
- Visual inspection of bodies and connectors.
- Buoyancy test measuring freeboard and draft in fresh or salt water (classification per ISO 17325-1).
- Air chamber leakage test for inflatable types (pressure loss

ISO 17325-2:2014 PDF

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