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Compressor

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Compresses and pumps low pressure refrigerant vapor into the condenser at high pressure

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Evaporator/Cooling Coil

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Liquid refrigerant is turned into vapor state and absorbs heat from the air and chill water

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Condenser/ heat exchanger

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Vapor refrigerant is turned into a liquid by a cooling medium

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Receiver

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Hold liquid refrigerant until it is needed

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Thermal Expansion Valve

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Valve that regulates the flow of refrigerant going to the evaporator/cooling core

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Chilled Water Pump

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1 & 2 chill water pumps located in AMR

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Production of Potable Water

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Strainer, low pressure pump, 5 micron filter, 20 micron filter, high pressure pump, membranes, in-line brominator, and potable water tank

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Potable Water Requirements

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.2 - 2.0 approved government source 2 or greater from non government source

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Steering System

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Trick wheel in aft steeringHand pump in aft steering Hand wheel in the bridge

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Bow Thruster

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Aids in steering, powered by turbine

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LLPM

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Light Load Propulsion Motor used for minesweeping

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GATX

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General American Tank Corporation

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GATX modes

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At sea - outside 3 NMIn port - held in CHT tank and pumped to shore stationTransit - within 3 NM, held in collection tank

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14
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Gray Water

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Dirty water from sinks, drainage, scuttles

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Black Water

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Piss and shit

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Macerators

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Grinds CHT to prevent clogging the transfer pump or piping2 GATX, 1 Doc’s P-way

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17
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What is a brominator?

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Used to chemically treat ship’s water to the required bromine level

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18
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Potable Water Capacity

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6000 gallons per day

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19
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Low Pressure Air (LP)

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0-125 psiUsed to start MMGTG, MPDEs, SSDGs, engage clutches for MPDEs and LLPMs, to engage shaft brakes, and supply air through out the ship

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20
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Medium Pressure (MP)

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125-600 psiControl UCHS

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Reverse Osmosis

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Located in AMR3x2k R/O

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22
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Power Turbine

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Rotates at a constant rate of 22300 rpmFirst stage reduction reduces to 6000 rpmSecond stage reduces to 1800 rpm

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23
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Solar Gas Turbine Controls

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CCS at the ECCO console and locally by the AMRO at the local control panel

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Purpose of Solar Gas Turbine System

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Provides direct current voltage to DC switchboardDC switchboard provides power to bow thruster, mag-tail, and LLPM

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MPAC
Medium Pressure Air Compressor
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Locations of MPACs
#1 AMR#2 MMR
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MPAC Manufacture
RIX
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Degaussing Manufacture
Marconi
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AN/SQQ-32
Mine hunting sonar
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AN/SLQ-38
Mechanical sweepUsed to cut moored mine tethers
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AN/SLQ-37
Acoustic/ Magnetic sweepEmits ship-like magnetic acoustic pulsed emissions
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TB-27
Produces sound levels in the medium to high frequency range to activate acoustic mines
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TB-26
Provides varying ranges of low to medium sound levels
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PINS
Precise Integrated Navigation SystemUsed for navigation during mine hunting neutralization
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Main Engines
1A, 2A, 1B, 2BIn MMR
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SSDG
Ships Service Diesel Generator
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Location of 1A & 1B generators
AMR
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1S Switchboard location
AMR
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Location of 2SSDG
MMR
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Location of 2S switchboard
MMR
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Normal Generator Operation
2SSDG and either 1A or 1BIn parallelBus tie closed
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Engine & Generator Manufacture
Isotta Fraschini
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Generator Characteristics
1800 RPM375 KW60 Hz450 V3 Phase
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MMGTG
Magnetic Minesweeping Gas Turbine GeneratorMade by SolarPowers LLPM, Mag Reel, Bow Thruster
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VDS
Variable depth sonar
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MNV
Mine Neutralization Vehicle Umbilical cable 3500ft, minimum of 2400 ftDelivers mission packages2700lbs
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MP1
Cutter arms, used on moored mines
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MP2
Bomblet, used to neutralize bottom mines, explosive charge intended to crack mine casting to render the mines electronics and detonation device useless
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MP3
Combination of MP1 & MP2, attaches bomblet with float to a moored mine
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UCHS
Umbilical Cable Handling SystemCombination electric pneumatic winch system that is used in the deployment and recovery of the MNV3500ft when installed
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OK-520
1600ft cableUsed to deploy sonar
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Condition I
General quarters/Battle stationsHighest state of readinessMaterial condition Z is set
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Condition IM
Minesweeping detail is called awayLasts until all equipment is streamed, energized, or recovered
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Condition IIM
MinesweepingAfter all gear is steamed
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Condition IMH
Mine Hunting operationsMNV/seafox
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Condition IIMH
Mine hunting search and classify operations with sonar
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Condition III
Underway operational during wartime cruising
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When is the low visibility detail set?
When visibility is reduced to 4000 yards or less
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Offensive Mine Hunting
Measures intended to prevent the enemy from successfully laying mines
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Defensive Mine Hunting
Countermeasures intended to reduce the effect of enemy mine laying
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Integrated Mine Hunting
Use of MCM, air, and underwater assets
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Passive Mine Hunting
Reduction of the threat from mines after they have been laid without physical elimination of the mine.Ex: change speeds, degaussing
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Active Mine Hunting
Physically remove or disable mines
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Degaussing
Process whereby a ship's magnetic field is reduced by the use of electromagnetic coils
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Magnetic Mines
Responds to the magnetic field of a ship
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Acoustic Mines
Responds to the change of noise level caused by approaching ship
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Pressure Mine
Responds to the hydrodynamic pressure field of a target
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Combination Mine
Actuation of two or more influences
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Seismic Mines
Uses geophone elements to detect acoustic energy emanating from a ship
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Minesweeping Personal
Yellow - POICBlue - Deck riggers, line handlersRed - Gunners matesBrown - Crane/wench operatorGreen - phone talkerWhite - safety observerRed Cross - Medical
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Port & Starboard Sweep Wire
4000 ftPort - left hand lay wireStarboard - right hand lay wire5/8 inch
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Depressor wire
2000 ftRight hand lay wireCenter on wench
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MK 9
Placed at the end of sweep wireCutting by vibration Mechanical cutter
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MK 12
Cartridge CutterSingle shotUses Mark 192 cartridge
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MK 14
Cartridge cutter4 shotsUses Mark 152 impulse cartridge
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MK 15
Emergency cutterUses Mark 154 impulse cutter
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Kite/Otter
Kite which when towed, displaces itself sideways to a predetermined distance Four legged bridal
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Where is the magnetometer located?
Mast
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Depressor
Kite with three legged bridal which when towed submerges and planes at a predetermined depth without sideways displacement
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EOOW
In charge of the operation of the engineering plant
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AMRO
Operates and monitors the equipment in AMR1A & 1B SSDGs#1 MPACMMGTG3x2K RO#1 & #2 A/CBow Thruster
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MMRO
Operates and monitors the equipment in MMR1A & 1B2A and 2B MPDE#2 MPACL/O PurifierLLPMsMRGCCP
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Underway CCS watch standers
EOOWPACCEPCC
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Dan Bouy
Marks q-routes
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Stern Crane
360 degree movement12000 lbsSafe working load 6000lbsSlew, luff, jib, whip70ft whip line16ft reach
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RHIB
Rigid Inflatable boat5 meters longSAR evolutionsRecovery of check shapesPersonal transferCO life raft
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MK 7
25 personSignal mirrorFoodWaterFloating knifeFishing kitFlare gunMed kidMRE
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Anchor Windlass
Raise and lower anchorLine to powerHand brake system with electrical brake back upRuns off electricityWildcat moves anchor2 gypsy heads
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HF
2 - 30 MHzAN/URC-143
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UHF
WSC-3275-399 MHz4 LOSAS-1735
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CBSP
Commercial Broadband Satellite ProgramSHF
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CUDIXS
Common User Digital Information Exchange System
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AS-1735
UHF LOS antennasMast below WRN-6 antenna
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AS-2537
HF antennas35 whipForward and port side mid ship
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DAMA
Demand Assign Multiple Access
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AS-3018
OE-82UHF SatcomCUDIXSO3O2 1/2
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AS-2815
SSR-1 or egg beatersUHF SatcomFleet broadcast Port & starboard bridge wingsPort & starboard O2 1/2NAVMACS
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NAVMACS
Naval Modular Automated Communications System
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FSM
Fleet Siprnet Messaging
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.50 Caliber Machine Gun
6 on board Automatic, recoil operatedDisintegrating metallic link belt-fedMax range: 7400 yrdsMax effective: 2000yrds
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9MM
Max range: 1969 yrdsMax effective: 54 yrds
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M-16
Max range: 3940 yrdsMax effective: 600 yrds30 round magazine
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ROE
Rules of Engagement
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General Firearms Safety
Treat every weapon as if it where loadedNever point your weapon at anything you do not intend to shootKeep your finger off the trigger until ready to fireKeep safety on until ready to fire

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