Week 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What’s the function of HP bilge?

A
  • Discharge overboard
  • Pump water overboard from flooded compartments
  • Provide back up for HP ballast pump
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2
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What is the function of the MP ballast system?

A
  • Adjust subs buoyancy using M comp tanks
  • Use MP pump as trim pump
  • Supplies sea water for firefighting
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3
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Function of valves

A
  • Allow opening and shutting of fluid pathway

- Hydraulic accumulator facility

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4
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Uses of trim system

A

Adjust pitch and heel of submarine

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5
Q

Who is the Hover system operater from normally?

A

Ship Control Console Operator

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6
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What tanks are associated with the Hover system?

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  • Pressurised Water Tank

- M compensating tanks

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7
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What pumps are used during Hover operation?

A

MP ballast pumps

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8
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When do we use the Hover system?

A
  • Chalfont

- Slow speed depth control

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9
Q

What is the normal operation of the Priming System?

A

Auto Remote

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10
Q

At Sea who operates the ballast system?

A

SCCO which is a suitably qualified senior rate

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11
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In harbour who operates the ballast system

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Cn be a Junior Rate or duty FWD technical rating

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12
Q

Who operates the LP bilge system?

A
  • Electrical Panel Operator
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13
Q

Who operates the HP bilge system?

A

SCCO

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14
Q

Where can the submarines Ballast be operated from?

A
  • SCC (via PMS)
  • SCC (via reversionary panel)
  • Locally
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15
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At sea who is the Trim system operated by?

A

SCCO who will be SNR ME or WE rating

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16
Q

In harbour who operates the Trim system?

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  • Duty senior rate or junior rating
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17
Q

Where can the trim system be operated from?

A

At the SCC VIA PMS

Or locally

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18
Q

Who is the bilge and ballast system operated by?

A

SCCO using PMS

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19
Q

What is the system code for the priming system?

A

PS

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20
Q

What makes up the Bilge/Ballast priming system?

A
  • Vacuum tank
  • Pump
  • Sealing water tank
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21
Q

What are the key components of the Ballast system?

A
  • Compensating tanks
  • HP Ballast pumps
  • MP Ballast pumps
  • Ballast Hull valves
  • Hydraulic control valves
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22
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What are the uses of trim?

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  • Adjust pitch and heel
  • Alternative means of cooling
  • Sea water supply for domestic use
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23
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What is the system codes for HP and LP bilge systems?

A

BS

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24
Q

What is the system code for trim and ballast systems?

A

WS

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25
What is the function of the astute LP Bilge system?
- It collects water from the bilge areas maintaining clean and dry conditions, it also collects waste water from tanks serviced by systems - Remove oil from dirty bilge water ready to discharge overboard - Discharge ashore contents of the Clean Bilge Tank, Dirty bilge tank, Contaminated oil tank, Non active drain tank and the precipitator drain tank.
26
What are the methods of trim operation
Locally and remotley
27
What does priming prevent
Damage to the pumps
28
What tanks are associated with the trim system?
- TOT (torpedo overflow tank) - FWD and AFT trim tanks - Water retention tanks
29
Function of the ballast system
- Adjust bodily weight - Used for firefighting - Rapid deballasting
30
What are the 2 speeds of the MP ballast
Fast- Balssating | Slow- Trimming
31
Function of Hover
Slow speed depth keeping | Chalfont
32
What are the main international conventions on marpol
Marpol 73/28
33
What tanks are in the bilge system?
- Clean bilge - Dirty bilge - Oil - Non active drain - Precipitator drain
34
What does the trim pump do and how is it operated?
- Moves sea water from one tank to another dependant on required trim. - Operated both locally and remotely
35
What are the hazards associated with these system?
- Flooding - Contamination - Internal leaks
36
What is the function of the HP ballast system?
- Adjust subs buoyancy using O comp tanks - Back up HP bilge system - Pump water overboard from flooded compartments
37
What's the function of LP bilge?
- Collect water from bilge to maintain clean and dry conditions - Remove oil from dirty water - Discharge ashore
38
What can the HP ballast system do in case of emergency?
Rapid deballasting
39
What are the major gases used on board submarines?
Air and Nitrogen
40
Where is nitrogen gained from?
Shoreside facilities
41
What is the function of nitrogen bottle groups?
To Provide a stored Reservoir of nitrogen for: - Vogs - Firefighting - Hydraulic accumulators - SG blanketing and sparing
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What is the function of nitrogen reducing stations?
Reduce the pressure of stored nitrogen for lower pressure ship services: - fire fighting - SG blanketing
43
What is the function of HP air system?
Compress, store and distribute clean dry air at 276 bar
44
Where does HP air supply?
- AV&B - Diver quality air for chalfont - Air for reactor services - Charging EDBA
45
How many main bottle groups make up the HP air system?
4 groups split 56 bottles
46
What is the purpose of a group isolating valve?
- Isolate 4 bottle groups from the ring main | - Operated local and remote
47
What is the purpose of integrity valves?
- Ensures even during loss of one side of the system HP air will still be supplied - Normally Open
48
What is the purpose of bulkhead isolation valves?
- Allow for isolation of certain sections of the HP air system whilst supplies continue elsewhere - Normally open
49
What is the purpose of cross connection valves?
- Allow both port and starboard ringmains to be connected | - Normally shut
50
What is the purpose of captains valves?
- These connect the emergency bottle group to HP air ringmain - Co must give permission to operate
51
What is the function of the emergency blows system?
- Assist HP blow for emergency at other depths than periscope
52
What's the function of the HP blow system?
- Blow the main ballast wuth air at periscope depth
53
Name some of the functions of the LP blow system
- Achieving full buoyancy - Assist in surfacing from periscope depth - Ventilation and purging - Alter submarines atmosphere - Reduce submarines pressure prior to opening hatches
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What are the key operating parameters on board?
- Bottle groups at 276 bar - Control air at 28 bar - 24V for remote operation and indication on SCC
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Who's permission is needed to operate LP blow when alongside?
Manoeuvring room watchkeeper
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What is the system code of nitrogen?
N
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What are the functions of the nitrogen distribution system?
- Water mist fire fighting system - SG blanketing and sparging - Hydraulic power plant accumulators - VOGS
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When is HPA used to charge VOGS
Only in emergency when nitrogen isn't available
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If a gas burst occurs FWD of 64 Bulkhead what do we treat it as?
HP air burst
60
If a gas burst occurs aft of 64 bulkhead what do we treat it as?
HP gas burst
61
What is the system pressure of the AV&B
28 bar
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How is AV&B sourced?
HP air system via main composite reducing stations
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What is the system code of the AV&B system?
AV
64
Where are the main 4 composite reducing stations relating the AV&B?
- ships office - 1 deck stbd side - Manouvering room - Thrust block stbd
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Who operates AV&B
SQEP
66
Why is hydraulics used on board?
- Relatively quiet - Compact - Easy to extend through hull - Simple and reliable
67
Hydel local control valves modes of control are what?
- Single acting | - Double acting
68
Name some of the uses of hydraulics on board
- Move control surfaces - Operate tunnel doors - Operate masts and shutters - Hull valve operation - Toredo system ie bow caps and flap valves
69
What is a proportional control valve?
Is used to control surface movement
70
What is OX30
- Red in colouring - incompressible - Prevents corrosion - Self lubricating - Emulsifiers upon water contamination
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What are the 3 main pipework sets in a hydraulic system?
- Supply - Return - Replenishment
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What are the hazards of hydraulics?
- Misting from the burst - Ignition due to flammable nature - Slippage
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What can hydraulic hazards cause?
- Dermatitus - Hydopermic injection - Problems from inhilation
74
Hydraulic systems have moving machinary attached list some which could cause injury
- Valves - Masts - Hydraulic rams - Bulkhead doors
75
Name the 4 hydraulic plants on board
- Main hydraulic plant - Standby main hydraulic plant - External hydraulic plant - Steering and hydroplane hydraulic plant
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Where are all hydraulic plants originally operated from?
- in the manoeuvring room at the Electronic Wing Panel (EWP)
77
Name the 3 hydraulic systems on board
- Main hydraulic system - External hydraulic system - Steering and hydroplane
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Where can hydraulic systems be operated from?
- EWP - SCC viapms - Local control panels