Proceedings Of The Marine

WIN 2015

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87 Winter 2014 – 2015 Proceedings www.uscg.mil/proceedings Prepared by NMC Engineering Examination Team Nautical Engineering Queries Nautical Engineering Queries 1. Industrial process and commercial CFC type refrigeration equipment with annual leak rates of 35 percent or more, require leak repair of the system if it contains a refrigerant charge of more than what quantity? A. 15 lbs. (6.8 kg) B. 25 lbs. (11.4 kg) C. 40 lbs. (18.1 kg) D. 50 lbs. (22.6 kg) 2. Main condensate recirculating systems are primarily intended to . A. prevent excessive overheating of the condensate pumps. B. balance and control condensate temperatures at full load. C. provide adequate cooling water for the air ejector condensers. D. vent accumulated vapors from the condensate pump discharge. 3. Fuel combustion in a diesel engine cylinder should begin just before the piston reaches top dead center and should . Note: Fuel combustion commences slightly after fuel injection begins and ends slightly after fuel injection ends. The delay at beginning is called the ignition delay period. The delay at ending is called the afterburning period. A. end when fuel injection has been completed B. end at bottom dead center C. continue through the after-burning period D. be completed exactly at top dead center Q uestions

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