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On what types of ships must emergency generators be able to

supply power longer: on tankers or passenger ships?

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What is it necessary to do to get the ship’s service generators

back on line?

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  • In what event is the emergency generator started?

  • The emergency generator is started in the event of a power failure or loss of main power.

  • Does the emergency generator have its own switchboard?

  • Yes, the emergency generator has its own switchboard.

  • On what types of ships must emergency generators be able to supply power longer: on tankers or passenger ships?

  • Emergency generators must be able to supply power for 18 hours on oceangoing cargo ships and tankers, and for 36 hours on passenger ships.

  • What is it necessary to do to get the ship’s service generators back on line?

  • To get the ship's service generators back on line, several auxiliary motors fed from the ship's service switchboard need to be started, and the bus transfer circuit breaker interlock can be manually bypassed. However, care must be taken to ensure the ship’s service generator circuit breakers are open since the emergency generator is usually not designed to be run in parallel with the ship’s service generators.


VI. Составьте вопросы, ответами на которые могли бы являться следующие предложения.

1. At the same time batteries begin supplying power the emergency

generator is started.

2. The bus transfer circuit breaker can be manually bypassed.

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3. No, the emergency generator is designed to be run in parallel

with the ship’s service generator.

4. Main bus loads are absolutely necessary for restarting the main

plant.

5. The emergency generator is overloaded by starting too much

equipment.

6. The emergency generator must be run under load for at least two

hours each month.

7. The dates and results of the tests must be entered in the ship’s

logbook.

8. The emergency power system is critical when normal ship’s service power is lost.

9. Jury-rigged and deteriorated electrical system can start the fire.

10. It is in everyone’s best interest to maintain and properly use the

ship’s electrical system.


  1. What happens when batteries begin supplying power?

  2. Can the bus transfer circuit breaker be manually bypassed?

  3. Is the emergency generator designed to be run in parallel with the ship’s service generator?

  4. What kind of loads are necessary for restarting the main plant?

  5. Why is the emergency generator overloaded?

  6. How long must the emergency generator be run under load each month?

  7. What must be done with the dates and results of the tests?

  8. When is the emergency power system critical?

  9. What can start the fire?

  10. Why is it important to maintain and properly use the ship's electrical system?