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USCG Engine Plants (Supplementary) (Set 9)
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If your vessel has a starboard list after taking on fuel, you would transfer fuel __________.
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30 MCQs #1 If your vessel has a starboard list after taking on fuel, you would transfer fuel __________. #2 As 1st A/E on a large container vessel you should be familiar with the vessel's stability and the concepts of same. Regarding trimming of a vessel, and the location of the LCG, LCB and LCF, in which direction, and about which point, will the vessel trim based upon their relative locations? (See Illustration) Illustration RP014 #3 Reducing the free surfaces within a vessel, reduces the __________. #4 A vessel which is subjected to 'sagging' __________. #5 The horizontal port, or starboard movement of a vessel is called __________. #6 The 3rd engineer on watch reports than the ship has an erratic rolling behavior and it does not appear to stabilize at an even keel position. As Chief Engineer, after consultation with the Chief Mate, what instruction would you give him? #7 What is the minimum period of time that the air supply for a self-contained breathing apparatus is required to last? #8 According to Coast Guard Regulations (46 CFR), the fuel tanks of motor-propelled lifeboats shall be __________. #9 Fire main shore connections on a 1,000 gross ton cargo vessel are required by Coast Guard Regulations (46 CFR) to be provided with __________. #10 During the annual servicing of your ship's fixed CO2 system, you receive the report shown in the illustration. Which CO2 cylinders require recharging? SF-0014 #11 When the machinery spaces on a tank vessel are protected by a fixed foam extinguishing system, what additional protection is required by Coast Guard Regulations (46 CFR) outside of the machinery space entrance? #12 If a fixed fire extinguishing system is installed on any vessel, it must be of a type approved by the __________. #13 The term "discharge", as it applies to the pollution regulations, means __________. #14 According to Coast Guard Regulations (CFR 33), all ships are required to prepare, submit, and maintain a(an) __________. #15 On a newly constructed oceangoing vessel of 10,000 gross tons, equipped with an approved 100 ppm oily water separator, and bilge monitor, the bilge monitor continuous record must be __________. #16 Bilges may be pumped __________. #17 On U.S. inspected ships, oily water separating equipment, bilge alarms, and bilge monitors must be approved under __________. #18 An ocean going ship of 6000 gross tons or above must be fitted with a standard discharge shore connection with dimensions outlined in Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR) or be substituted with a __________. #19 According to the Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR), who makes the final decision of when oil transfer may begin? #20 No person may serve as the person-in-charge of oil transfer operations on more than one vessel at a time __________. #21 Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR) specify that the person-in-charge of bunkering is responsible for the __________. #22 The Coast Guard Pollution Prevention Regulations (33 CFR) require a meeting before starting any oil transfer operation. That meeting must be between the __________. #23 To be in compliance with U.S. Federal Ballast Water Management regulations, which of the following procedures may be followed by an ocean vessel entering U.S. waters returning from an international voyage? #24 According to 33 CFR, records of garbage disposal are required to be maintained __________. #25 According to Code of Federal Regulations (33 Part 151), which of the following statements is accurate concerning the discharge of garbage? #26 If an emergency pump control is used as the emergency shutdown on a tank vessel, it must stop the flow of oil through __________. #27 Your passenger vessel has departed port with 1,235 passengers on board for a 10 day voyage. What should be your ship's standard operating procedures regarding the inspection of watertight hatches and doors? #28 The airborne concentrations of substances (such as hydrogen sulfide) under which nearly all workers may be repeatedly exposed without adverse effects are called __________. #29 If flammable vapors have penetrated a gas free space, which of the following actions would be the most hazardous to perform? #30 As Chief Engineer on a vessel of more than 1600 gross tons on an international voyage, you and the First Engineer are planning a welding job in the cargo hold. How would you ensure that all safety precautions are reviewed prior to starting this job?
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