Main Lube Oil Service, Fill and Transfer System Flashcards
What are the system componets of the Lube Oil System
- 1 L/O sump per MRG
- 3 Positive Displacement LOSP
a. 2 Electric Motor Driven LOSPs that are vertically Mounted
b. One Attached mechanically driven LOSP, driven by the MRG. Adequate Supply above ~ 116 Shaft RPM.
What is the L/O Attached Service Pump rating?
693 GPM at 168 SRPM at 75 PSIG
What is the L/O Electric Pump Rating?
318 GPM slow at 100 PSIG
560 GPM fast at 100 PSIG
What Regulates the L/O Temp?
Three way regulating valve
What type of cooler is the L/O cooler?
A Shell and tube type heat exchanger using seawater as the Medium.
What are the L/O Pump Logics?
- Normal L/O header pressure is 14.5 PSIG
- 13 PSIG - Lead Electric cycles to Slow
- 11.5 PSIG - Lead Electric cycles to fast
- 10 PSIG - STBY Electric cycles to fast
- Pumps will not stop if loss of L/O Pressure
What is the Rating for the LOFSP?
500 GPH at 100-170F
What are the capabilities of the LOFSP?
- Purify MRG Sump
- Purify the CRP Sump
- Purify L/O settling tanks
- Purify L/O Storage tanks
- Transfer L/O to and from Sumps, tanks.
- Transferring L/O to/from MER to MER
What is Batch Purification?
- Striking L/O from Sump to settling tank.
- L/O is heated to 160F and kept in the tank for 24 hrs
- Water and Sediment settle in the bottom and then are stripped. Rest of the Oil is restored.
How many L/O storage tanks are there
Three tanks in MER1 holding 1300 gal
Three in MER2 holds 1100 gal
Each holds approx 1300 gals
MRG Sump Capacity
MER1: 2469
MER2: 2273
MRG Normal Sump Capacity
1700-1750 Gal
MRG Sump Low Level Alarm
1400 Gal
MRG Sump High Temp
130F
MRG Sump Low Temp
90F