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The tanks used for oily waste on a new ocean going cargo ship of 6000 gross tons must meet certain requirements for isolation between oil and bilge systems. These requirements are set forth in __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Difference between 33 CFR (navigation & pollution control) and 46 CFR (shipping, vessel design & construction) • Which CFR parts deal with pollution prevention equipment/operations versus engineering/piping system design • The specific topic: isolation between oil piping and bilge systems on new oceangoing ships

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• First decide: is this question about an operational discharge/pollution rule or a technical construction/piping requirement? • Look at which options are in Title 33 versus Title 46 and match that to the idea of tank and piping design requirements on a new 6000 GT cargo ship. • Think about which CFR part numbers are commonly associated with piping systems, and which are about load lines or operational pollution limits.

✅ Before You Answer

• Verify which citation falls under piping systems or engineering standards for vessel construction rather than general pollution limits. • Eliminate any citation that deals mainly with load lines, inspections, or general ship safety certificates, not oily waste tanks. • Check which section title specifically mentions oily waste / oil and water separation / isolation of oil and bilge systems for new oceangoing ships.

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