Introduction to Ship Engine Room Systems/Введение в системы машинного отделения судна

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The modern ship’s engine room is a vast and complex collection of systems, machineries and equipment. This book is not intended to be used as a technical reference, but rather as an introduction to the engine room for readers with a general interest in how ships operate, and for students and cadets starting out on a new and exciting career at sea.

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations, glossary, and terms used
Temperature conversion table
Introduction
Part I Steering and propulsion systems
1 Rudder and steering gear
2 Propeller design and function
3 Introduction to the main engine
4 Key components of the main engine
5 Main engine pre-start checks and monitoring
6 Slow steaming and economic fuel consumption
7 Exhaust gas system and scrubbers
8 Engine room lubrication systems
9 Basic engine room machinery maintenance and troubleshooting
10 Mechanical measuring tools and gauges
Part II Power generation
11 Marine diesel generators
12 Marine electrical systems
13 Electrical distribution systems and redundancy
14 Air compressor
Part III Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning
15 Marine boiler
16 Central cooling system
17 Refrigeration and air conditioning
Part IV Water management systems
18 Ballast water management
19 Oily water separator
20 Wastewater management
21 Freshwater generation
22 Pipes, tubes, bends, and valves
Part V Engine room tanks and bunkering operations
23 Main fuel, diesel, and lube oil tanks on ships
24 Bunkering operations
Part VI Engine room fires and emergency response
25 General emergency drills, alarms, and emergency systems
26 Engine room explosions and fires
27 Engine room drills, firefighting procedures and apparatus
28 Engine room flooding
Part VII Engine room watch procedures
29 Engine room watch procedures
30 Engine room logbook entries and checklists
Appendix: Recommended reading for marine engineers
Index