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CHEMCO Exit Exam • Set 13 Question 20 of 30

As per the definition of MARPOL, Annex-1, a combination carrier means a ship designed to carry

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Direct Answer

Option A: Crude oil and refined oil products at the same time in different tanks

A combination carrier, while defined by MARPOL Annex I as a ship capable of carrying either oil or solid bulk, is operationally designed for versatility within the oil trade. This includes the capability to carry different types of oil, such as crude oil and various refined products, simultaneously in segregated cargo tanks.

All Options

A
Crude oil and refined oil products at the same time in different tanks (Correct Answer)
B
Refined oil products and chemical products at the same time in different tanks
C
A combination of different products at the same time, sometimes also known as a parcel tanker
D
Either oil or solid cargoes in bulk

Detailed Explanation & Context

A combination carrier, while defined by MARPOL Annex I as a ship capable of carrying either oil or solid bulk, is operationally designed for versatility within the oil trade. This includes the capability to carry different types of oil, such as crude oil and various refined products, simultaneously in segregated cargo tanks.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Advanced Training for Chemical Tanker Cargo Operations (CHEMCO).

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