Continued
centrifugal compressor, 6-6
classification by power usage, 6-9
engine construction, 6-19
Gas turbine operation, 6-15
central control console, 6-19
console operation overview, 6-19
general description of, 6-16
local control console, 6-17
ship control console, 6-19
Generating tubes, 4-6
Generator and distribution system, 12-7
Generator types and drives, 12-1
ac generators, 12-2
dc generators and exciters, 12-2
diesel-driven generators, 12-5
motor generators, 12-5
ship’s service turbine-driven generators, 12-3
static frequency changers, 12-7
H
Halocarbons, 10-12
Heat cramps, 13-1
Heat exhaustion, 13-1
Heat stress, 13-1
Heatstroke, 13-1
Hydraulics, principles of, 2-17
I
Inspections and maintenance, 9-22, 9-25, 9-32, 9-34,
9-36
Instruments, 11-1 to 11-15
electrical indicating, 11-9
pressure gauges, 11-1
revolution counters and indicators, 11-13
salinity indicators, 11-14
temperature measuring devices, 11-5
Instrumcnts–Continued
torque wrenches, 11-14
Insulation, 9-47
Internal-combustion engines, 7-1 to 7-14
basic engine strokes, 7-3
development of power, 7-3
gasoline engines, 7-13
gasoline versus diesel engines, 7-1
reciprocating engines, 7-1
Internal-combustion engine, starting systems of, 7-11
air-starting, 7-12
electronic, 7-12
hydraulic, 7-12
K
Kilowatt meters, 11-10
L
Laundry equipment, 10-54
Lighting distribution systems, 12-14
Liquid-level indicators, 11-11
Local control console, 6-17
Locknuts, 9-45
Lockwashers, 9-47
Lubricating systems, 10-48 to 10-50, 7-11
functions of, 10-49
lubricating oils and greases, 10-49
M
Magnetism, 2-1 to 2-3
electricity, 2-3
Ohm’s law, 2-4
Main steam system, 3-1
condensation, 3-4
expansion, 3-4
feed, 34
generation, 3-1
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