Auxiliary Equipment & Systems for Marine Engine Drivers
Year: 2008 Language: english Author: Ranger Hope Genre: Handbook Publisher: Ranger Hope Edition: - Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 233 Description: A well found vessel has equipment sufficient for the trade and seas that she embarks upon. Modern engineering is very reliable, often incorporating fail safe mechanisms and sophisticated non serviceable components. Expert service engineers can be required to meet a manufacturer’s warrantee. Licensed installers (LPG, electrical, and refrigeration systems) may be required by National regulations. However, the Marine Engineer remains on the spot, responsible to ensure that the vessel is ready, and if systems fail, to repair them sufficient to reach a safe haven. A basic understanding of maths and science, including calculation, how heat and pressure change material, how forces stress materials and how momentum and gravity affect motion will assist the reader. Engineers use these principles to understand why machinery works and to interpret the signs and symptoms of malfunction. Reference information can be found in the online dictionary at: The equipment and systems described may not be exactly match that fitted on your vessel. Your manufacturer’s operating manuals must be consulted in practical tasks. Ensuring a safe work practice and applying OH&S is paramount. This includes using the correct tool for the job, use of personnel protective equipment, (loose clothing can become entangled in moving parts) and maintaining a tidy workplace.
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Auxiliary Equipment & Systems for Marine Engine Drivers
Language: english
Author: Ranger Hope
Genre: Handbook
Publisher: Ranger Hope
Edition: -
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 233
Description: A well found vessel has equipment sufficient for the trade and seas that she embarks upon. Modern engineering is very reliable, often incorporating fail safe mechanisms and sophisticated non serviceable components. Expert service engineers can be required to meet a manufacturer’s warrantee. Licensed installers (LPG, electrical, and refrigeration systems) may be required by National regulations. However, the Marine Engineer remains on the spot, responsible to ensure that the vessel is ready, and if systems fail, to repair them sufficient to reach a safe haven.
A basic understanding of maths and science, including calculation, how heat and pressure change material, how forces stress materials and how momentum and gravity affect motion will assist the reader. Engineers use these principles to understand why machinery works and to interpret the signs and symptoms of malfunction. Reference information can be found in the online dictionary at:
The equipment and systems described may not be exactly match that fitted on your vessel. Your manufacturer’s operating manuals must be consulted in practical tasks. Ensuring a safe work practice and applying OH&S is paramount. This includes using the correct tool for the job, use of personnel protective equipment, (loose clothing can become entangled in moving parts) and maintaining a tidy workplace.
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