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2012 Ocean Ranger Guidebook 3-7-12 Locations to compare against discharge log entries: Dock Locations: Port Dock Dock Location Lat (N) Long (-=W) JNU AIF Anchor- Intermediate Float 58.28975 -134.39792 JNU AJD AJ Dock 58.28933 -134.39798 JNU AMP Anchor- Marine Park 58.2945 -134.40836 JNU AS Alaska Stream Dock 58.29867 -134.40564 JNU CT Cruise ship terminal 58.29545 -134.40068 JNU FKL South Franklin St Dock 58.29162 -134.39547 KTN 1 Dock 1 (salmon Landing) 55.3378 -131.64328 KTN 2 Dock 2 (Visitors Bureau) 55.34173 -131.64878 KTN 3 Dock 3 (City Float) 55.34202 -131.6498 KTN AN3 Anchor (tender to berth 3) 55.342 -131.666 SIT 2BR Anchor 57.01575 -135.35803 SIT 2CR Anchor 57.03589 -135.30375 SIT 3CR Anchor 57.98605 -136.96533 SKG BRD Broadway dock 59.44987 -135.32582 SKG ORE Ore Dock 59.45012 -135.3273 SKG RRA Railroad Dock Aft 59.44377 -135.32875 SKG RRF Railroad Dock Fore 59.44733 -135.32243 GB N/A Bartlett Cove Dock 58.4587 -135.8857 WHT Whittier Cruise Dock 60.7783 -148.6942 SEW Seward Cruise Dock 60.1180 -149.4281 KDK Kodiak Ferry Dock 57.7868 -152.4029 Outer General Permit Boundaries (common entrances to SE Alaska): 58°05-17 N, 136°33-49 W and 58°11-41 N, 136°39-25 W [Cross Sound] 56°09-40 N, 134°40-00 W and 55°49-15 N, 134°17-40 W [Chatham Strait] 55°49-15 N, 134°17-40 W and 55°50-30 N, 133°54-15 W [Sumner Strait] 54°41-30 N, 132°01-00 W and 54°51-30 N, 131°20-45 W [Clarence Strait] 54°51-30 N, 131°20-45 W and 54°46-15 N, 130°52-00 W [Revillagigedo Channel] Approximate- Glacier Bay “box”: North of 58.38° N and between 135.5° W and 137° W Official Glacier Bay : Glacier Bay means all waters inside a line drawn between Point Gustavus at 135°54.927' W longitude; 58°22.748' N latitude and Point Carolus at 136°2.535' W longitude; 58°22.694' N latitude. Other Locations: Hinchinbrook Entrance (main entrance to Prince William Sound) 60.22 N, 146.82 W Yakutat Bay entrance 59.58 N, 140.08 W Tracy Arm entrance 57.75 N, 133.64 W Forester Island (offshore of Prince of Wales Island) 54.8 N, 133.53W Canadian Border (Canadian claim, not US approved) 54’40” N or 54.67 N Made famous in the “Fifty-Four Forty or Fight!” slogan in 1844. 50
2012 Ocean Ranger Guidebook 3-7-12 Hamworthy AWT Systems Coral Princess Dawn Princess Sapphire Princess Star Princess Sun Princess Diamond Princess Golden Princess Island Princess Seven Seas Mariner All black water and accommodations gray water with MBR #1 and MBR #2. Black water is delivered directly from the collecting EVAC tanks to the MBR’s. Gray water from accommodations is delivered from the dedicated gray water collection tanks and then to one of two MBR’s buffer tanks where the grey water is provided with some aerobic aeration through the usage of blowers. The gray water and black water are then mixed into a common line before entering the MBR’s. Gray water from the galleys and laundry are not treated by the MBR’s and is held into double bottom tanks. The Hamworthy system has an MBR 1st Stage Screen Press Waterlink which filters paper and other solids called “screenings” out of the feed. The screenings are collected from the dry waste outlet and into a bagging unit. The bagging is manually removed periodically throughout the day and delivered to the incinerator for incineration while at sea. The feed then flows into the 1st Stage of the Bioreactor which operates as an aerobic biological treatment system. Incoming feed enters into a high strength biomass within which there is a diverse microbial ecology that breaks down and consumes the raw sewage and grey water mix. The by-products of consumption are water and carbon dioxide; the water passes through the membrane and is discharged, the carbon dioxide is vented to atmosphere (outside the Engine Room) along with the air that is used for the aeration of the biomass. This air supply to the biomass via fine-bubble diffusers also lowers the chemical oxygen demand (COD) of the waste. From the 1st Stage of the Bioreactor further filtering is completed in each of the two Russel Type Bag Filters. Any further solids are then redirected back to Screen Press Waterlink, and remaining filtrate is pumped to the 2nd Stage of the Bioreactor where further aeration is completed. The 2nd Stage of the Bioreactor is then pumped down via cross-flow pumps which deliver feed to the membrane modules. The final effluent is then pumped from the membranes into a permeate tank where it is then circulated thru an Ultra Violet (UV) System for further disinfection before it is finally pumped overboard. This ship is also being fitted with a new CloSure system. This system will further eliminate any potential presence of Fecal Coliform. 51
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