Common Core 108: Engineering Flashcards

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Chief Engineer (CHENG)

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Head of Engineering Department.

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Main Propulsion Assistant (MPA)

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Responsible for operation, Care and Maintenance of the ships propulsion system.

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Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW)

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Responsible for proper performance of engineering plant and safety underway. Similar to OOD.

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Engineering Duty Officer (EDO)

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Responsible to the CDO for the watches and care of equipment while in port. Also in charge of fire party.

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Cold Iron Watch

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Responsible for maintaining watch on equipment when Boilers are off.

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6
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Oil King/Water King

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Responsible for waters and fuels on board

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Gas Free Engineer

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Responsible for testing of all spaces that may have been overrun by gasses DCA is the Gas Free Engineer

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Engineering Log

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Daily record of events involving engineering. Legal document maintained by the EOOW.

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9
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Engineering Bell Book

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Logs all changes in speed to the ships RPM. Legal Document

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10
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Engineering Night Orders

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Orders written by CHENG covering any special instructions for the hours between 2000-0800

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11
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Liquid Load Plan

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Contains draft of ship forward, aft and mean draft.

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12
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Daily Fuel and Water Report

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Report of ships liquid load.

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13
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Naval Ships’ Technical Manual (NSTM)

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Manuals containing instruction and guidance concerning shipboard procedures, equipment repairs, testing and overall management, equipment and system.

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Ships’ Information Book (SIB)

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Document covering general info about the ship including length, beam, ships mission, equipment held on board general description, etc.

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15
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Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS)

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similar to CSOSS

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16
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Jacking over the main engine

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Done while ship is not moving to prevent shaft from warping

17
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4 Phases of Steam Cycle

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Generation, Expansion, Condensation, Feed

18
Q

Draw the steam cycle on separate sheet of paper.

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How did you do?

19
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3 types of Water distillers in the Navy

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Flash-Type (MTW type) Submersible Reverse Osmosis

20
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Where does the ship get power from while underway?

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SSTG’s

21
Q

Switchboards

A

Controls/Monitors/Distributes power

22
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Bus Ties

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Connects 2 or more switchboards

23
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Circiut Breakers

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Safety measure to regulate current

24
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Air Conditioning Plants

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Provide A/C throughout the ship

25
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Fuel Oil Quality Management Program

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Provides procedures for the receipt and transfer of fuel; striping and inspection of the tanks; safety precautions for handling fuel; laboratory analysis for fuel samples

26
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What is required to clean sewage?

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Coveralls, Rubber Gloves and Boots, and hair covering.