If a scavenge fire starts, the engine must be put to “()” and the fuel must be taken off the cylinders affected by the fire.
A、stop engine
B、finished with engine
C、dead slow ahead
D、dead slow astern
A、stop engine
B、finished with engine
C、dead slow ahead
D、dead slow astern
A、seized piston B、defective atomizer C、scavenge fire D、too much LO
A、putting on a fireman's outfit,if the vessel is so equipped B、donning a self-contained breathing apparatus,if the vessel is so equipped C、activating the general alarm and reporting inoperative alarm systems and fire-detection systems D、refilling and servicing all expended fire extinguishing equipment
A、notify the competent authorities B、sound the alarm C、have passengers put on life preservers D、cut off air supply to the fire
A、a crankcase explosion B、a scavenge fire C、abnormal compression ratio
A、reducing speed to SLOW and asking bridge for permission to stop B、stopping the fuel oil supply C、switching-on the auxiliary blowers D、putting the scavenge air box fire extinguishing equipment into function
A、turbo-chargers surge B、spark seen from the drains C、paint blistering D、all above are right
A、the crankcase explosion B、lifting of the cylinder safety valve C、a scavenge fire D、opening of the manhole