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TASCO Exit Exam • Set 7 Question 3 of 30

How portable pumps are used?

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Direct Answer

Option B: When main pump is not working, the portable pump is used to transfer the cargo from this tank to another empty tank, where the main pump is working **Correct answer : When main pump is not working, the portable pump is used to transfer the cargo from this tank to another empty tank, where the main pump is working**

Portable pumps are primarily used as emergency or backup equipment. If a fixed main cargo pump fails, a portable pump can be lowered into the tank to facilitate cargo transfer to another tank where a functioning main pump can then discharge it to the terminal.

All Options

A
Potable pumps are used in parallel with the main Framo pump to discharge the tank in a short time
B
When main pump is not working, the portable pump is used to transfer the cargo from this tank to another empty tank, where the main pump is working **Correct answer : When main pump is not working, the portable pump is used to transfer the cargo from this tank to another empty tank, where the main pump is working** (Correct Answer)
C
When main pump is not working, portable pumps are used to discharge the liquid cargo to the terminal
D
Potable pumps are used in series with the main Framo pump to discharge the tank with large pressure.

Detailed Explanation & Context

Portable pumps are primarily used as emergency or backup equipment. If a fixed main cargo pump fails, a portable pump can be lowered into the tank to facilitate cargo transfer to another tank where a functioning main pump can then discharge it to the terminal.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Advanced Training for Oil Tanker Cargo Operations (TASCO).

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