If a bilge pump failed to build up discharge pressure, you should check for ().
A、A.excessive water in the bilges
B、B.a clogged suction strainer
C、C.oil in the bilges
D、D.All of the above
A、A.excessive water in the bilges
B、B.a clogged suction strainer
C、C.oil in the bilges
D、D.All of the above
A、Open the bilge pump for inspection B、Remove each of the manifold valves C、Remove only the manifold valve to the affected bilge-well D、Attempt to pump out another bilge well to determine if the entire system is affected
A、A.bilge well connected to that valve, plus the second bilge well being pumped will be completely emptied B、B.bilge system will lose vacuum and prevent the other bilges from being pumped out C、C.bilge well aft connected to that valve will siphon its contents to the forward bilge wells D、D.discharge pressure will be too high
A、Pump only if the discharge is led to a shore tank or barge B、Pump only during the hours of darkness C、Pump only on the outgoing tide D、Pump only as much as is necessary
A、must be fixed if the vessel exceeds 12 meters in length B、may be used as a fire pump C、must be portable if there are more than 4 watertight compartments D、must be capable of pumping at least 450 gpm
A、the circuit breaker B、for leaks in the suction piping C、relief valve is not properly seated D、the suction strainer
A、motor overload would open B、relief valve would open C、pump would eventually overheat D、motor would overheat
A、water seal pipe is plugged B、pump is not primed C、seal ring is improperly located D、impeller is flooded
A、low compression temperature B、low ambient air pressure C、high lube oil pump pressure D、high fuel oil booster pump pressure