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Boiler Starting Procedure

1. Overview The boiler starting procedure ensures safe and efficient operation by following key steps: checking alarms, purging sequences, igniting the pilot burner, verifying main burner ignition, regulating fuel oil flow,

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Fresh Water Generator on Ship

Fresh water generators are critical on ships, primarily because access to freshwater sources is restricted at sea. Ships require fresh water for various onboard uses; therefore, freshwater generation systems are critical

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Ballast Water Treatment System

1. Ballast Water Treatment System Ballast water treatment systems (BWTS) are indispensable mechanisms installed on ships to sanitize ballast water, crucial for maintaining stability and preventing ecological disruptions during voyages. By

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Trim of Ship

Overview The stability of a vessel refers to its uprightness on the water’s surface, crucial for safe navigation. Ship stability can be categorized into two types: transverse and longitudinal stability. Transverse

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Free Surface Effect in Ship

Introduction The free surface effect, also known as the free surface phenomenon, refers to the tendency of liquids to move in response to changes in the altitude of the ship, rolling,

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Inert Gas System

Overview Inert Gas Systems (IGS) are vital safety mechanisms on oil vessels, displacing flammable gases with inert ones to prevent explosions. They consist of generators, scrubbers, blowers, and safety features, ensuring

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ETO CoC Eligibility & Exam Fees

Overview 1. What is an ETO? An Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) is responsible for managing the electrical and electronic systems aboard a ship.  To be eligible to become an ETO within the

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ETO CoC Complete Guide

Overview 1. ETO CoC Assessment Process  2. ETO CoC Exam Eligibility Eligibility Criteria for ETO COC Exams Educational Qualifications Diploma/B-Tech – 3 years of diploma (For DG Shipping eligibility) – 4

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leaks on ship

Leak on ships

A leak is a small crack or holes through which the working fluid in the system can flow out of the intended path. What are the dangers of leak on a

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types of valve

Types of Valves used in ship

Valves are mechanical devices that control the flow of fluids (liquids or gases) through pipes or passageways. Function of valves The functions of a valve are to : How are valves

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lifeboat in ships

Lifeboats and their Types

Hey there, today we are going to talk about something that substantially changed the shipping industry down to its roots, and that is Lifeboats. The origin of the Lifeboat is quite

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