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3) Sketch and describe a bilge and ballast system suitable for a 7500 ton
cargo vessel with a cellular bottom. State the number and capacity, in
tonnes per hour, of the pumps required for each system
5) Describe a dry type sprinkler system for a passenger vessel. How is the
compressed air maintained in the system and how is the valve reset after
tripping?
6) Explain the procedures for dry-docking a vessel for a full survey. What
precautions are taken before undocking?
9) Sketch and describe a windlass with which you are familiar. State the
procedures of operation.
Exam 01
01) Describe how to check wear down on tail shaft using lignum vitae
bushing and what wear to allow on 12" shaft also result if greater wear
occurs.
02 - Describe an indicator. How to obtain MEP and IHP, use example to work
out.
04 - Referring to tensile test for metals what is: (Give readings you would
expect)
Ultimate strength
Yield point for mild steel tail shaft
Elongation
06 - Using double bottom water ballast tanks what type valves are used and
wily? How are they filled and emptied. Describe operation. What provisions
are made for venting and dipping and where?
Exam 02
02 - Sketch the mid ship section of a ship on which you have sailed.
06 - How thick would you expect to find the steel plating of a 15,000 ton
cargo ship? If you wanted to find the exact figure where would you look on
board ship? What are scantlings?
07 - Assume the ship on which you are sailing had grounded and was due to
dry dock at the end of the voyage. What troubles would you anticipate
during the rest of the voyage and what would you do In dry dock?
Exam 03
01 - What are bilge blocks? Discuss what you consider the duties of a
second engineer when the ship is in dry-dock for a four year survey.
an electric system
What time would you expect a steering gear to take to go from hard over to
hard over? What should prevent a steering gear from turning- beyond the
prescribed limits?
07 - State all the safety equipment required for the operation of your choice
of refrigeration equipment, including the cold rooms.
Exam 04
04 - Describe an arc welding system. What are the purposes of the flux on
the electrode?
Exam 05
Exam 06
02 - Describe with the aid of a simple sketch long shunt, short shunt, series
and compound windings for a D.C. generator. Which windings would be
heaviest, the shunt or series?
03 - Sketch the fuel oil system for a ship with two boilers burning bunker C
fuel.
04 - What are the causes of fire on board ship and what steps can be taken
to eliminate these?
List the methods of detecting fire used on board a cargo ship.
Exam 07
06 - List the steps necessary to take a boiler off load and prepare it for an
extended lay up.
Exam 08
01 - What is galvanic action and where on a ship would you be likely to find
evidence of this? Define the following in a few words:
Sacrificial anode
Impressed Current system
05 - How are fires classed? Name the types of fire fighting mediums used to
fight these. Sketch a portable extinguisher suitable for use on a class C fire.
Exam 09
2 - How is the main engine thrust transmitted to the vessel? Use a sketch to
explain.
4 - Draw up a typical job list for work to be done on a ship during her annual
dry-docking.
5 - Sketch and describe a hydraulic steering gear with which you are
familiar.
Test 10
2. List the possible causes of a crank case explosion and explain how they
may be prevented.
4. Describe a fuel pump for solid injection. Explain fully its operation and
the material it is made of.
6. Sketch and describe a Fresh Water cooler fitted to a sea going vessel.
What provision is made to prevent salt-water contamination of the system.
Test 11
2. Why are intercoolers used on air compressors? Explain how you would
examine and test an intercooler. What type of air compressors require
intercoolers?
4. Sketch and describe a lubricating oil system for a large diesel engine.
8. Describe a 3-stage air compressor and give the advantages over a single
stage.
9. A 4-cycle diesel engine has a leaky fuel valve. Give the symptoms you
would look for, explain the dangers involved and the action you would take
to continue the safe operations of the engine.
Test 12
1.State the reason for explosions taking place in the following and in each
case, the precautions necessary to prevent their occurring.
a) Blast airline
b) Starting line
c) Air compressor
d) Main engine crankcase
2. Describe how you would take over a watch of a large diesel engine vessel
5. State the reasons for a cylinder line overheating. What would you do to
prevent such an occurrence and give the results of your failure to do so.
6. Describe the different types of air starting and the full details and
operations of one system with which you are familiar.
7. Describe a lubricating oil system for a large diesel engine, and explain
how the oil is kept in good condition
01.
air compressor
02.
State how explosions are prevented in fuel tanks. What gases are you
likely to find in empty fuel tanks?
03.
List all the auxiliary machinery for a safe and efficient operation of a
large motor ship.
04.
valve scavenging
supercharging
05.
What does supercharging as referred to a diesel engine mean?
Describe a system of supercharging as fitted to a four-cycle engine.
06.
Describe fully the construction and operation of a scavenge pump
for a two cycle diesel engine. Is cooling necessary and at what air pressure
does the pump operate.
07.
Describe all the ways air is applied to 2 cycle engines. Go into
detail on one you are familiar with.
08.
Describe the construction and principle of operation of a diesel
engine silencer.
09.
Describe a detuner with which you are familiar. What is its purpose?
How does it work?
10.
engine.
11.
State the composition and calorific value of diesel fuel oil, explain the
meaning of the following giving a numerical example of diesel fuel oil.
specific gravity
pour point
viscosity
12.
State calorific value of fuel. Describe efficiency of an engine and how
you would improve on it. What are the constituents of stack gas.
13.
What impurities are found in lubricating and fuel oils? What effects do
these impurities have on a diesel engine?
14.
Describe a quick-closing valve as used on a fuel line. Explain fully
how it works and the reasons why it is fitted.
15.
Describe any centrifuge separator (oil) that you are familiar with.
Describe its operation.
16.
Describe the construction of an oil filter as used for a diesel
engine. State the materials used, and what the filtering action is. Explain
the procedure for cleaning an oil filter used on a running engine.
17.
Sketch and describe lube oil system on a diesel engine having a dry
sump showing the filter by-pass system. State how many pumps are
employed.
18.
Describe a system for piston cooling using oil as a medium. State
the advantages over fresh and salt water systems. Why is it necessary to
have the oil analyzed periodically?
19.
Describe a feed water system for an auxiliary boiler. Name all the
fittings in the system and the reasons for using these fittings.
20.
for?
An 850 kPa auxiliary boiler is taken apart for refit. What do you look
21.
Sketch and describe the construction of a waste heat boiler including
the boiler mountings and name the boiler selected.
22.
liner.
23.
Sketch and describe a cylinder head for a 4 cycle diesel engine, name
material and all valve fittings, reasons if cracked.
24.
Sketch a piston for a large heavy-duty diesel engine and show how it
is cooled.
25.
Describe a trunk-type piston, stating materials of construction.
Describe construction of floating wrist pin, and state how it is prevented
from gorging into inner wall.
26.
Sketch and describe a liner for a 2-stroke diesel engine. How is sealed
at the top exhaust ports from the cooling water? What is its composition
and why is it made of this?
27.
Describe how wear is measured in cylinder and on piston. What
causes wear? What is considered a normal amount of wear over a given
period of running?
28.
How are piston rings manufactured? What material is used and why?
What allowances is made for side and butt clearances? Do these clearances
vary with the position of the ring on the piston? If so why.
29.
Describe an exhaust valve unit of 4-stroke engine. Describe the
valve seating arrangement, guide, spring and keeper assembly. State
materials from which each is made.
30.
Describe the construction of a 2 stroke and 4 stroke S.A.I.C.
engine. State materials used. How are liners fitted and retained in position.
Describe the cooling water seals. How do you know if these are leaking?
Illustrate your answers with line sketches.
31
Describe a double acting four-stroke diesel engine. Compare with a
single acting diesel engine. Why is it more efficient?
32.
Give the compression pressures and temperatures for a 2 cycle and 4cycle diesel engine. Give the terminal pressures and temperatures for a 4
cycle and 2-cycle diesel engine. Explain the differences, if any.
33.
Describe a semi diesel engine and explain fully its function. What
would be the compression and firing pressures?
34.
Name the types of internal combustion engines which are fitted
respectively with carburetors, vaporizers. What is the purpose of this
fitting? Give the type of fuel diesel in each case and describe the system of
ignition for each.
35.
In large heavy oil engine what kind of stresses act on top and bottom
and bolts of:
36.
What is a timing diagram? Draw the timing diagram for a single
acting four stroke diesel engine and explain how the timing of this engine is
carried out.
37.
38.
Sketch an indicator diagram for a naturally aspirated four-stroke
diesel engine. Show in a dotted line the effect if the engine were
supercharged. Explain the advantages and effect, if any, of supercharging.
39.
Describe fuel injector for a 2-cycle solid injection common rail
system. Name causes for defects and how to avoid them.
40.
Describe a common rail injection system for a 2-stroke diesel
engine. Explain what defects can be found with this system and what
maintenance is required to keep it in good working condition.
41.
Describe the procedure of servicing a fuel injector, stating what
tests must be carried out during testing.
42.
Sketch and describe the construction and function of a plunger helical
release type on Bosh type fuel pump. Explain how the amount of fuel
pumped is regulated.
43.
State the dangers of having a leaking fuel valve in a large 4-stroke
diesel engine. How would you find a leaking fuel valve? State what could
be done to run the engine temporarily under safe conditions.
44.
Sketch and describe a fuel oil system for a large diesel and aux.
boiler. Show all fittings and the maintenance required.
45.
Describe all the reasons for smokey exhaust in a diesel engine.
Explain the conditions required for complete combustion.
46.
Sketch and describe an air compressor for starting a main engine.
Show piping from the relief valve to the starting air valve.
47.
Sketch an air starting system for a large diesel engine. What is meant
by overlap and what is its object.
48.
Describe a starting receiver, stating materials of construction and
operating pressure. List all fittings and where found on receiver.
49.
Describe a 3 stage air compressor. State the pressures and
temperatures of each stage. Where are drains fitted? What type of
lubricating oil is used and why? What provisions are made for overheating
and excessive pressure?
50.
How is a three stage air compressor protected from overload? State
any common problems with air compressors and their remedies.
51.
With reference to air compressors why is air compressed in two or
more stages in preference to one stage? What are the common faults with
air compressors and how are the remedied?
52.
Describe the construction of an intercooler for compressor. State
why drainage of the cooler is essential. What means is provided to prevent
overpressure in the cooler?
53.
What is the object of a compressor intercooler? What type of
compressor requires intercoolers? How would you proceed to examine and
test and inter cooler?
54.
Sketch and describe a relief valve for a starting air receiver. When the
receiver is at maximum pressure how many starts is it required to be
capable of for the main engine?
55.
Give examples of engines using these cycles, give the pressures and
temperatures of the important points in both cycles.
56.
List several causes of engine failing to start, tell how you would
identify and correct these faults.
57.
Describe reverse-reduction gear box as fitted to a high-speed large
diesel engine. Show how thrust bearings are incorporated and detail how
reversing is accomplished.
58.
59.
Sketch and describe a fresh water cooler as may be used on deep
sea runs. How is salt water prevented from leaking into the system?
60.
Describe a diesel electric propulsion system. Explain how it is
controlled and reversed.