JP 4-01.5 JTTP for Water Terminal Operations - BITS

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• Berthing spaces. • Types of engines. • Number of engines and number of propellers. • Types of generators. • Number of generators. • Number of kilowatts for each generator. • Types and number of air compressors. • Cubic feet per minute of air compressors. • Types of engine control (e.g., hydro, air). • Location of engine control (wheelhouse or engine room). • Normal working hours per day of crew. • Telegraph engine signal, if any. • Engine manufacturers (e.g., Fairbanks, Morse, Detroit Cooper-Bessemer); types of hull (e.g., modified V or round). • Materials of construction (e.g., wood, steel, cement, or fiberglass). • Number of rudders and types of rudder (e.g., steering or flanking). • Number of propellers (e.g., single or twin). • Type of radio and frequency range. • Layout of the rail and road network in the terminal. 11. Storage Facilities Essential information on storage facilities includes the following. Water Terminal Planning Considerations a. Number and location of storage facilities. b. Characteristics of each: • Product stored. • Type of storage (e.g., open, covered, or refrigerated). • Capacity and/or dimensions. • Floor material. • Wall material. • Roof material. • State of repair. • Special facilities. • Security facilities. • Map of storage facilities. • Hazardous materials facilities. 12. Terminal Equipment Repair Facilities Essential information on terminal equipment repair facilities includes the following. a. Location, size, and capabilities of repair facilities. b. Type of equipment. c. Number and ability of repairmen. d. Availability and system of procuring repair parts. 13. Ship Repair Facilities Essential information on ship repair facilities includes the following. B-5
Appendix B a. Number and type of dry dock and repair facilities. b. Quality of work and level of repairs that can be made. B-6 c. Capacity of dry dock(s). d. Location, size, and use of other buildings in the terminal. e. Method for obtaining potable and boiler water in the terminal. f. Method for obtaining fuel, lube, and diesel oil in the port. g. Medical personnel in port. h. Electrical generating facilities in port or provisions for obtaining electricity from an external source. i. Ship-handling services available in the port. 14. Lines of Communications Availability Essential information on lines of communications (LOC) includes the following. a. Primary and Secondary Roads • Type of primary roads (e.g., concrete, asphalt). • Primary and secondary roads that allow north-south and east-west movement. • Capacity of intraterminal road networks. • Present condition of these roads. • Bridges constructed along these roads. • Bridge construction materials along these routes. • Width and weight allowance of these bridges. • Overpasses and tunnels located along these routes. • Width and height allowances of the overpasses and tunnels. • Major cities that roads enter and exit. • Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of highway authorities, if any. • Tolls or user fees for use of port area roads and bridges. b. Rail • Rail capacity. • Type of rail line. • Type of rail network. • Location of rail bridges. • Weight allowance of rail bridges. • Location and restriction of overpasses and tunnels that pass over rail lines. • Gauges. • Equipment available; e.g., locomotives (steam or diesel), flatcars, and boxcars. • Ownership of rail network (private or government). • Address and telephone number of rail network authorities. Joint Pub 4-01.5
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