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Ship Construction File (SCF)
Status Report on the Development of
SCF Industry Standard
(co-ordinated by CESA)
by Dr. Ralf Sören Marquardt
Accredited CESA Representative to IMO
Tripartite 2015, Session 3
16 October 2015, Seoul, ROK
on behalf of all Cross Industry WG members
Design Transparency
• Information presented
• Practical Access
Intellectual Property
• IP Protection
• Access Management
Access
Procedures
IP Level
Location
Adjusting the Balance
IP Holders
SCF IS
AR Holders
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SCF required by SOLAS GBS and MSC.1/Circ.1343
for Bulk Carries and Oil Tankers
SCF Supplement Ashore
High IP Level;
need not be on board at all times
SCF Onboard
Ordinary IP Level;
need to be on board at all times
Digital SCF Archive Center Shipowner’s Office
ashore Ship
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SCF Concept Triple dualism:
Sensitivity;
Location;
Format.
SCF in paper format
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SCF Browser
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Four Tier Structure of SCF Provisions
IS defines principles that should be noted by IMO (MSC 96)
UI provide technical details for Archive Centers / SCF users
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GBS – SOLAS Ch. II-1 Reg. 3.10 = Mandatory SCF Requirements
MSC/Circ. 1343 = Guidance on the Information to be Included in a SCF
SCF Industry Standard (IS) = Industrial Principles for Access and IPR Protection incl. Content Definition
SCF Unified Interpretations (UI) = Models for Practical Implementation (Procedures)
Executive Summary
1. Introduction
2. Definitions
3. SCF Information Scope – Format– IP Levels – Location
4. Management of SCF Information
Preparation – Access / Safekeeping – Archive
5. Revision of the Industry Standard
References
Annex: Practical Guidelines for SCF Information Definition
Final Draft SCF Industry Standard
Table of Contents
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47 page document:
4 pg. summary;
5 pg. intro, def., admin.;
34 pg. content;
4 pg. protection.
New Simplified
IP Levels and updated
access procedures
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High(ly) sensitive, infrequently used
Ordinary all not highly sensitive
documents
onshore Archive storage, access request required,
copies to be returned /destroyed
Access managed by the shipowner on a
day-to-day basis
Item 3-2: Bulky output of strength calculation
Definition
A set of detailed structural strength calculations required for approval of structural drawing s
and documents as required by the rules and prepared by a shipbuilder or a classification
society. This is the gen eric terms of calculation for hull structure scantlings decided on the
basis of their capacities for stress, buckling, deformation and any other factors stipulated in
the rules (e.g. collapse, deformation, vibration, noise, corrosion, etc. if required) except for
fatigue which is otherwise defined. This set of detailed structural strength calculations may
be divided into several documents. T his set of detailed structural strength calculation s
includes those approved by the classification society as an alternative method to the rules
using highly advanced techniques peculiar to each shipbuilder, ins tead of those specified by
the rules. This se t of detailed structural strength calculations includes background
information on the calculation procedures such as boundary conditions, load conditions, etc.
as well as names and versions of computer hardware and software as appropriate, results of
the calculations and information stipulated in requirement of the rules.
Models
&
Examples
Results of Finite Element Analysis
Remarks
- It is standard to store such detailed structural strength calculations only at the Archive
Center from the viewpoint of protection of Intellectual Property Rights.
- The models and examples attached in this document are only for a specific design case,
and different set of documents are acceptable as long as they include necessary
information conforming to SCF requirements as a whole.
Item 3-2:
Bulky output of
strength calculation
Definition updated, clarifying that all model
assumptions, loading and boundary conditions, plotted and tabulated results are provided as
detailed by CSR
Examples / Models for user-friendly
presentation of output
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CSR Reporting Requirements for Strength Analysis: Model and Input Description
List of plans used including dates and versions;
Detailed description of structural modelling (…);
Plots to demonstrate correct structural modelling and assigned properties;
Details of material properties, plate thickness, beam properties used in the model;
Details of boundary conditions;
Details of all loading conditions (…);
Details of applied loads and confirmation that individual and total applied loads are correct;
Reference of the finite element computer program, including its version and date.
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CSR Reporting Requirements Output Description
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Summaries and plots of global and local deflections;
Summaries and sufficient plots of stresses to demonstrate that the design criteria are not exceeded in any member;
Plate and stiffened panel buckling analysis and results;
Tabulated results showing compliance, or otherwise, with the design criteria;
Proposed amendments to structure where necessary, including revised assessment of stresses, buckling and fatigue properties showing compliance with design criteria.
The scope of SCF information is now on CSR newbuilding
verification level, justifying the storage in the Archive.
Item 3-11 – Onboard
“Equivalent to
Lines Plan”
Definition: modified to include graphical and (encrypted) numerical
geometrical information
Models and Examples: updated to display key construction plans and
onboard loading computer
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1. IP levels and related access procedures: IP levels simplified – high and ordinary;
Access procedures simplified.
2. Detailed strength calculation: Assumptions, conditions, results are provided;
Detail level of input/output increased in line with CSR.
3. Lines Plan and/or Equivalent to Lines Plan: Master Lines Plan protected in Archive;
Equivalent to Lines Plan available onboard;
Numerical geometry data in onboard loading computer.
4. Renewal of password and/or SCF Media Password = yes, SCF Media = maybe.
Substantial items solved since Tripartite 2014
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Time plan for SCF finalization
24/25 Sept Cross Industry WG – final draft SCF IS
today Tripartite 2015 – SCF IS progress report
Dec 2015 SCF Approval by all Associations
early 2016 Implementation of SCF IS, start on preparation of Archive Centers
March 2016 joint SCF Submission to IMO, MSC 96
May 2016 MSC 96, IMO notes SCF IS
1 July 2016 GBS/SCF apply to new contracts
1 July 2020 GBS/SCF apply for delivery of new ships
This time plan is ambitious, but manageable, if the IMO spirit of co-operation is maintained!
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Thank you for your persistent attention –
I promise to present another topic at Tripartite 2016
Elements of a potential joint industry submission to MSC 96:
Submit final report and present final SCF IS (INF paper);
Request IMO to note the SCF IS (Tier 1 only);
Announce continued development of SCF UI based on feedback from software providers/archive center + SCF users;
Support submission by presentation of SCF IT systems.
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