Potable water installations

Potable water must be used for all purposes;

Potable water tanks must be fitted with a water level indicator.

Potable water tanks must, as far as possible, be protected against excessive heating of the potable water.

Potable water must be used for all purposes including in the retorts.

Potable water tanks must not have common walls with tanks intended for other uses.

Potable water pipes must not pass through cisterns or tanks containing other liquids.

Potable water tanks must have an opening or a manhole to enable the inside to be cleaned.

Potable water tanks must be so designed and installed that there is no risk of the water being polluted or deteriorating in taste or smell, particularly through the action of liquid fuel or lubricating oil.

Potable water must be used for all purposes.

potable water used to prepare sea water from its major constituent chemicals must comply with the requirements laid down in Directive 80/778/EEC;

POTABLE WATER MUST BE USED FOR ALL PURPOSES;

potable water must be used for all purposes:

Potable water (testing frequency and biological parameters).

.2 insufficient potable water for voyage to next port;

f) "humanitarian aid" is food, potable water, medications, medical supplies and other items intended for free distribution to the affected or threatened population as assistance in mitigating the consequences of disasters;

Non-potable water pipes must be clearly distinguished from those used for potable water;

Non-potable water pipes must be clearly distinguished from pipes used for potable water.

an installation for the supply of potable water;

4 spaces with access to potable water tanks, pumps, or manifolds;.

Vessels with accommodation must be fitted with one or more tanks for potable water or an installation for recuperating potable water;

an installation providing an adequate supply of hot potable water under pressure;

an adequate supply of hot potable water within the meaning of Directive 80/778/EEC;

an installation enabling an adequate supply, under pressure, of potable water only;

Pressurized water cisterns for potable water must operate only on compressed air of natural composition.

Non-potable water pipes must be easily distinguishable from those used for potable water and may not pass through rooms where fresh meat or meat products are worked or stored.

Pipes carrying other liquids or gas must not pass through potable water cisterns or tanks.

an adequate pressurized supply of potable water within the meaning of Directive 80/778/EEC.

Connections between the potable water supply system and other piping systems are prohibited.

an adequate pressurized supply of potable water within the meaning of Directive 80/778/EEC (1).

Pipes reserved for potable water must be durable, with a smooth casing and fitted with connections for water hydrants on quays.

an apparatus for washing cans in potable water after they are hermetically sealed and before retorting;

Their use must be followed by thorough rinsing of such instruments and working equipment with potable water.

one bath or shower connected up to hot and cold potable water per accommodation unit or per six crew members;