Engineering Casualty Control & Plant Operations Flashcards
what is the most effective form of engineering casualty control?
casualty prevention
what NSTM contains general guidelines concerning engineering casualty control?
NSTM 079 volume 3
individual casualties located within the EOCC are to be handled in priority of what three actions?
controlling actions, immediate actions and supplementary actions
what actions within the EOCC must be committed to memory?
controlling and immediate
who is responsible for developing engineering training team (ETT) drills?
engineer officer
prior to conducting ETT drills, who must approve the drill package?
commanding officer
who is responsible for maintaining a master ETT drill package?
MPA
what are three phases of engineering casualty control?
limitation of the effects of damage, emergency restoration and completing repairs
who is the approval authority for locally generated EOCC procedures?
the commanding officer
the safest engineering plant alignment is what?
split plant operation
what document along with the EOCC is used to combat a Main engineering space Class “B” fire?
main space fire doctrine (MSFD)
after the propulsion plant has been secured and effectively isolated who assumes firefighting efforts during an engineering space fire Class B fire?
DCA
what NSTM contains specific firefighting techniques for main engineering Class B fires?
NSTM 555
after personnel evacuate a main engineering space, due to a Class B fire, what firefighting agent is normally activated?
Halon 1301
what is used as a propellant for Halon 1301?
nitrogen
after reactivation of Halon 1301 there is a mandatory “soak” time of what duration?
15 minutes
during any casualty to the propulsion plant the EOOW is tasked with maintaining what?
plant control
during a loss of lube oil pressure to the main reduction gears, how is it determined whether bearing metal damage occurred?
by shifting and inspecting the lube oil strainer (SICLOS)
how is all major equipment that is damaged due to a casualty and placed out of commission documented?
equipment is logged by noun name in the engineering log with a detailed description of the casualty
who is notified first during all underway casualties affecting propulsion or the ship’s mission?
the OOD
when connecting a run of casualty power cables, it is always connected in what manner?
from the load to the source
what action must be taken if you hear a metallic sound within the reduction gear?
stop and lock shaft IAW EOCC procedures
what is the recommended firefighting agent for a Class C fire?
CO2
during a Class C fire, what is the first step in combating the fire?
de-energize the power source
who authorizes the entry into an electrical panel that is subjected to a Class C fire?
the supervisory at the scene IAW EOCC
who determines electrical damage during a Class C post fire investigation?
repair electrician
why is PKP not recommended for use with a Class C fire?
due to the corrosive properties of PKP
who authorizes the energizing of casualty power cables?
the DCA via the engineer officer
what is the principal sound powered communication circuit used during engineering casualty control?
2JV
what damage control repair locker is assigned to combat main propulsion space casualties?
repair five
who gives permission to the firefighting attack team to enter the main propulsion space to combat a Class B fire?
DCA
how many sources of firefighting agent must be used to combat a main switchboard Class C fire?
at least two independent CO2 sources
what are three common causes of engineering casualties?
lack of positive control, lack of effective communications, lack of systems knowledge
the EOCC procedure MCFED talks of the plane when opening the electrical equipment, what is meant by the team “plane”?
placing ones body part within the door opening of the live electrical component
the EOCC procedure MCFED is used for what fires?
Class C fires located in electrical equipment or distribution areas
what publication contains detailed information on assessing damage sustained from electrical fires?
NSTM 300
what are two indications of an uncontrollable hot bearing on an SSTG?
bearing temperature of 180 degrees F or oil temperature differential between the cooler outlet and bearing temperature exceeds 50 degrees F
what action must be taken if no oil flow is observed in bearing oil flow sight glass on an operating SSTG?
trip and secure generator IAW EOCC procedures
an operating SSTg must be secured when vacuum decreases to what?
15 inches
at what temperature is an SSTG auxiliary condenser considered a hot condenser?
140 degrees F
an unusual drop in boiler steam pressure and a firebox with a steam is an indication of what boiler casualty?
ruptured boiler tube
what is the greatest concern for the engineering plant when a boiler high water casualty occurs?
boiler water carryover to the steam turbines
what engineering casualties require the main shaft and main engine reduction gear to be stopped and locked?
loss of the lube oil pressure, major lube oil leak on main reduction gear, metallic noise in main reduction gear, and uncontrollable hot bearing in the main reduction gear