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According to 33 CFR §151.10(f), when an oceangoing ship of 400 gross tons or more intends to discharge oily mixtures to a reception facility at a U.S. port, the person in charge must notify the port or terminal at least how far in advance, and of what information?

  1. A. 12 hours before arrival; the type and volume of oily mixtures only
  2. 24 hours before entering the port or terminal; the estimated time of discharge, type, and volume of oily mixturesCorrect
  3. C. 24 hours before entering the port or terminal; the type and volume of oily mixtures only
  4. D. 48 hours before arrival; the estimated time of discharge, type, volume, and oil content in ppm

Why B is correct

33 CFR §151.10(f)(2) requires notification at least 24 hours before entering the port or terminal, and the notification must include the estimated time of day the ship will discharge oily mixtures, the type of oily mixtures, and the volume of oily mixtures. No requirement for ppm content is stated in this provision.

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