[Shipboard Sanitation] Flashcards

1
Q

How many bolts must be used for a non-standard ANSI coupling?

A

Every hole must have a bolt

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2
Q

What is prevented from being discharged from the boats?

A

All waste and anything that creates a visible sheen

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3
Q

How many bolts must be used for a standard ANSI coupling?

A

At least four bolts (one in every other hole)

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5
Q

What are the labeling requirements for potable water?

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“POTABLE WATER ONLY” at 10-foot intervals and color-coded light blue

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6
Q

What system treats, processes, and/or stores untreated sewage?

A

Marine Sanitation Device (MSD)

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8
Q

How long should you keep the valve open to remove debris from the potable water pipes?

A

15 to 30 seconds

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9
Q

What breaks down solid waste onboard?

A

Macerator

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10
Q

What are the fence-like devices used to contain oil spills?

A

Booms

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11
Q

How long should chlorine stand in the potable water hoses?

A

2 minutes

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12
Q

Who is responsible for stocking cleaning supplies?

A

Vessel master

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12
Q

Oil pollution prevention regulation prohibits waste within ___ miles offshore.

A

50

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12
Q

What are small boats that vacuum oil off the surface of the water?

A

Skimmers

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