Describes the operation of an oily-water separator (producing effluent that contains less than 100 ppm of oil) Describes the operation of oil filtering equipment (producing effluent that contains not Operate remote controls more than 15 ppm of oil) Ships’auxiliary of propulsion plant and machinery (Cont) Explains why oily-water separators, even if well maintained and correctly operated, may engineering systems not function properly and services (ML) Describes how an oil-content meter functions (Cont) Describes an oil discharge monitoring and control system Incinerators Describes the functioning of a waste incinerator Deck Machinery States that the design and performance of anchor windlasses is subject to approval by a classification society Sketches and describes a windlass driving two de-clutchable cable lifters and warping drums Explains the gearing necessary between the prime mover and cable lifters States that both winches may be coupled mechanically to provide either a stand-by drive, in case one prime mover should fail, or the power of both prime movers on one windlass, if required Describes the arrangement of vertical anchor capstans with driving machinery below deck Describes a spooling device to distribute the wire evenly on the drum of a mooring winch Explains the working of self-tensioning winches Briefly explains the advantages and disadvantages of steam, electric and hydraulic drive
Operate remote controls of propulsion plant and engineering systems and services (ML) (Cont) Ships’auxiliary machinery (Cont) Describes the operation of an oily-water separator (producing effluent that contains less than 100 ppm of oil) Describes the operation of oil filtering equipment (producing effluent that contains not more than 15 ppm of oil) Explains why oily-water separators, even if well maintained and correctly operated, may not function properly Describes how an oil-content meter functions Describes an oil discharge monitoring and control system Incinerators Describes the functioning of a waste incinerator Deck Machinery States that the design and performance of anchor windlasses is subject to approval by a classification society Sketches and describes a windlass driving two de-clutchable cable lifters and warping drums Explains the gearing necessary between the prime mover and cable lifters States that both winches may be coupled mechanically to provide either a stand-by drive, in case one prime mover should fail, or the power of both prime movers on one windlass, if required Describes the arrangement of vertical anchor capstans with driving machinery below deck Describes a spooling device to distribute the wire evenly on the drum of a mooring winch Explains the working of self-tensioning winches Briefly explains the advantages and disadvantages of steam, electric and hydraulic drive