ISO 15364:2007

International Standard   Historical · Approved on 10 December 2007

Ships and marine technology — Pressure/vacuum valves for cargo tanks

ISO 15364:2007 Files

English 23 Pages
Historical
29.07 OMR

ISO 15364:2007 Scope

ISO 15364:2007 applies to pressure-vacuum relief valves protecting marine vessel systems, including cargo tanks, which may be subject to gas/vapour pressure or vacuum beyond the design parameters of the system/tank.

ISO 15364:2007 specifies the minimum requirements for performance and testing of pressure-vacuum relief valves, with emphasis on selection of materials, internal finish and surface requirements for pressure-vacuum valves installed on cargo tanks in tankers (see Annex A). It specifies design and in-service performance criteria, operational testing and maintenance requirements.

Certification to ISO 15364:2007 does not imply suitability for any given installation; it indicates that certain minimum requirements have been considered and that information necessary for determination of suitability is provided to the buyer of the equipment.

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