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cat60y started the topic Annual Winch brake test in the forum Deck Machineries 4 years, 2 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Mta_MEEGEU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82qtI7C-6Zg
Winches testing must be conducted annually, and for many case many do not know whats the reason/ concept for it, and how to test it, Thus testing it wrongly. It is not tested to make sure the brakes are holding.
Firstly the reason for testing the winches is…[Read more]
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cat60y replied to the topic Main air compresser problems faced & solutions in the forum Main Air Compressor 4 years, 2 months ago
Once a per month or 2 depending on your Main air compresser (MAC), its important to replace your 1st stage suction valve and 2nd Delivery valve / suction valve.
especially prior to arrvial port, you wouldnt want you MAC to give problems during manuvering.One grave mistake is not noticing the difference between the 2nd stage suction and 2nd…[Read more]
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cat60y replied to the topic Guide for engine cadets in the forum Before cadetship 4 years, 2 months ago
I guess the box of pens comes handy when Ships stationaries are running low uh. Hahah, I hate it when we are running up and down in search for a pen.
Adding on to what cadets can buy:
1) Extention plugs
2) Travel Adapter
3) Socks, towels, for me i just go and spend Emart credits. Finish contract just throw them away
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cat60y replied to the topic Salary in different companies in the forum Money Matters 4 years, 8 months ago
perchaps those sailing in tankers may please contribute for comparison? 🙂
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cat60y replied to the topic Start investing early in the forum Money Matters 4 years, 8 months ago
so agree to this, start early for the compounding
I think after coc 2, most of us should have quite a tidy sum? Afterall not doing anything with it is losing to inflation. Bank interest is pathetic.
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cat60y replied to the topic SMA Lecturer in the forum Shore Transitions 4 years, 9 months ago
https://www.jobstreet.com.sg/en/job/lecturer-marine-engineering-singapore-maritime-academy-7761983
Above is posted on 22/2/2020
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cat60y started the topic Cargo hold inspection in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
The Chief Officer must always carry out a full and final inspection of all cargo holds before presenting them for shipper’s final approval and acceptance, to ensure that all cleaning work has been carried out as per his instructions and to his satisfaction, and that he is satisfied that the cargo holds are in a suitable condition for the carriage…[Read more]
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cat60y started the topic Preparations for drydock & drydock survey in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
Preparations before Dry-docking
- Prepare Repair Specifications in advance for budgeting and inviting quotations
- Pipe Lines
- Structural steel renewal, for which plate thickness gauging may be required.
- Overhauling of Mooring Equipment.
- Special servicing requirements
- Overhauling and testing of Cargo Gear ( cargo pumps if the vessel…
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cat60y started the topic Cold ironing / alternative marine power (AMP) in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
Preparation and checks before drydock for receiving shore power:
A chief engineer to ensure the following checks are made to ensure safe operation.ship’s electrical engineer will prepare the ship’s power receiving terminal box and should do following things:
- Ensure the receiving box is not obstructed with any object, pipes or spares. It…
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cat60y started the topic Main engine bearing survey in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
The ship’s main engine comprises of several bearings, which assist the moving parts such as crankshaft, connecting rod, crosshead etc. The bearings supports the journal pin to avoid metal to metal contact, to reduce the rotational friction, and to transfer the load through lubricants.
Main engine bearings are opened up for inspection or r…[Read more]
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cat60y started the topic In water survey (UWILD) underwater in lieu drydock in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
The purpose is to inspect ship hull of damage, any organic build up in lieu to dry dock inspection
In water survey can find weld cracks prior to painting
In water survey to save time during dry dock
Requirement for inwater survey
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- Calm weather
- Warm seawater
- At anchorage
- Enough draft, watier surface
- Ship at e…
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cat60y started the topic Tailshaft survey in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
Scope of tail shaft survey
Propeller to be withdrawn for inspection
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- Visual inspection
- Crack detection test
- Check threads for damage
- Check tapered cone for roughness
- Scoring on liner
- Check bearing face and white metal
- Measurement of tailshaft external diameter to measure wear down.
- Stern tube analysis r…
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cat60y started the topic IMO 2020 & Scrubber technology in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7KjSLYmvJM&t=25s
1) Oct 2016 imo decide the sulphur limit (sox) under marpol VI of 0.5%m/m enter force on jan2020
2) Ships operating within emission control area shall not exceed 0.1%m/m on or after jan2015
3) Under the marpol amendments
- Ship shall not use non-compliant fuel oil by jan 2020, and s…
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cat60y started the topic Port state control checklist in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvVzBJ952E4“>Heres an interesting video from Mothership about Flag state control
What is the first impression of the ship upon going up the gangway. Are the security measures in place? This will be the observation for ISPS.1) Master’s office; Certificates and documents
Inspection starts at master’s office to con…[Read more]
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cat60y started the topic Ballast water management plan & treatment plant in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g89KEbYd6I
Contents of Ballast Water Management Plan- Reduce the harmful effects on the marine environment spread by invasive aquatic microorganisms transferred from one area to another through ballasting operations.
- (IMO) adopted a convention in order to control and manage ships ballast and sediments on on…
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cat60y started the topic Statutory certificates & list of classification society(Recognised Organisation) in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Z_j6H1MblkxEdvYD-QZb6XL3ooYSB8EN/view?usp=sharing“>Class Nk portstate control checklist
Statutory certificates.Certificates as required by law for the ship to sail ,
window period +- 3 months, certs must be original, if have supplement certs, must be present.
MARPOL- International oil pollution pr…
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cat60y started the topic International ship port facility security (ISPS) in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsj0gT4jae4
The International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code is an amendment to the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) chapter 11 after Sept 11 2001 terrorist attack.
ISPS requires vessels to have a ship security plan. Prepared by Company security officer (CSO),Ship security assessment regularly…[Read more]
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cat60y started the topic Checks & regulation on life saving appliances (LSA) & Firefighting appliances (FFA) in the forum Ship Construction & Drydocking 4 years, 10 months ago
LSA:
1) General requirements
- To be of proper workmanship and materials, Corrosion resistant, against seawater, sunlight, oil or fungal.
- Be of highly visible color and to be fitted with reflective material, assist in detection.
- Clearly marked with approval information ,and with clear instructions
LSA into 3 categories, general,…[Read more]
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cat60y started the topic Energy efficiency design index (EEDI) & Energy efficiency operation index (EEOI) in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
- EEDI energy efficiency design index, is the measure of c02 from ship.
- The Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) was made mandatory for new ships( in phases 0 in year 2013, phase 1 – 2015-2019, phase 2 – 2020 to 2024, phase 3 – 2025 onwards) and the Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan (SEEMP) for all ships (July 2011).
- Energy Effici…
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cat60y started the topic Shipboard energy efficiency management plan ( SEEMP) in the forum Marine Legislation 4 years, 10 months ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6jImPAwH94
- Due to global warming, and amendments to annex 6, IMO implemented seemp to reduce greenhouse emission
- It is a requirement for all ship to carry international energy efficiency cert
- SEEMP is To improve the energy efficiency of a ship in a cost-effective manner.
Ship Energy Efficiency…[Read more]
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