Random ERAT Questions Flashcards
During at sea conditions, if 15 ppm cannot be achieved,
then the ship must limit its discharges to less than 100 ppm. The OCM is provided with both, 15 and 100 ppm
__________, to ensure that these discharge limits are not exceeded.
Alarm Set Points
IF THE OCM SYSTEM IS INOPERABLE at least one ________ shall be stationed on deck above the OWS
overboard discharge.
Crewmember
Weather deck hoses that are exposed to extreme sun, heat, cold, ice or snow, AND do not have an outer covering specifically designed for such abuse. The replacement cycle shall not exceed _ years.
5 years
Standard Hoses: Synthetic rubber hoses in the following systems shall be considered standard
duty, with a normal replacement schedule of _ years.
Fuel oil
Hydraulic oil
Lube oil
Jacket water cooling
Compressed air and compressed gas
Refrigerant and Oxygen
Chilled water.
Seawater
Boiler Feed water, Steam condensate
Distilling
Potable water
Weather deck hoses (with appropriate protective coverings)
Bilge
8 years
________ are used to direct the flow of fluid from a pump to the work until a predetermined
pressure is attained, then to discharge the flow back to the tank at a low pressure until such time as the flow is
again required.
Unloader Valves
What Hazard Class does gasoline fall under?
HAZMAT Class 3 Flammable liquids
How often does the Air Quality Test need to be conducted on the Breathing Air Compressor?
Every 90 days (Quarterly) or anytime contamination is suspected
A hot surface is defined as ___ degrees F (205 C) and higher, if the piped liquid is fuel oil.
400 degrees
A hot surface is defined as ___ degrees F (343 C) and higher, if the piped liquid is lubricating or hydraulic oil.
650 Degrees
A fuel’s ______ is the lowest temperature at which the fuel gives off enough vapor to form a mixture with air that is capable of being ignited by any ignition source.
Flashpoint
F-76 and JP-5 are required to have a minimum flashpoint of ______.
140°F (60°C)
The only kerosene-type jet fuel permitted
on board naval ships is JP-5 (NATO Code F-44) in accordance with MIL-DTL-5624, Turbine Fuel, Aviation,
Grades JP-4 and JP-5. This fuel has a flashpoint of ______ minimum and was developed for safe storage aboard ship, as compared to the earlier, gasoline-type jet fuels.
140°F (60°C)
____ is a middle distillate with a minimum
flashpoint of 140°F (60°C) and a pour point of 21°F (-6°C) maximum.
F-76
What is the most common type of pressure control valve in a Hydraulic system?
Relief Valve
What is the flashpoint of F76?
140 dregrees F