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| LIST THE THREE MAJOR COMPONENTS OF A PRESSURE TRANSDUCER |
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| ENCLOSURE, PRESSURE SENSING ELEMENT, SIGNAL CONDITIONER |
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| WHICH COMPONENT OF THE PRESSURE TRANSDUCER CAN CONVERT GAS/LIQUID? ENERGY INTO A PHYSICAL (MECHANICAL) DISPLACEMENT? |
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| LIST THREE APPLICATIONS IN WHICH A TRANSDUCER MAY BE USED |
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| ENGINE MONITORING, HVAC, TLI |
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| THR REASON A 4-20mA SIGNAL IS USED BECAUSE IT CAN ____ WITH LITTLE TO NO INTERFERENCE. |
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| WHY IS SENSOR CALIBRATION ZERO POINT ACTUALLY 4 mA FOR THE 4-20 mA SENSOR? |
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| PREVENT CONFUSING READINGS WITH OPEN BEING MISREAD AS O |
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| CHRONOMETRIC, CENTRIFUGAL, RESONANT (VIBRATING REED), PHOTO-ELECTRIC |
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| WHAT TYPE OF HAND-HELD TACH IS OPERATED BY PLACING ITS SPINDLE TIP ON THE CENTER OF THE SHAFT OF THE ROTATING MACHINE AND PRESSING AND RELEASING THE START BUTTON? |
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| WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP WHEN TROUBLESHOOTING A TRANSDUCER? |
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| VERIFY THE TRANSDUCER BEING MONITORED IS THE PROBLEM |
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| SPECIFIC GRAVITY READINGS MUST BE CORRECTED TO |
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| 5 TYPES OF BATTERY CHARGING ARE: |
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| INITIAL, FLOAT, FAST, BOOST, NORMAL |
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| TAP WATER IS NOT ADDED TO BATTERY CELLS DUE TO |
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| ___ GIVE A VISUAL INDICATION OF THE "ZONE" OR GENERAL AREA WHERE AN ALARM INITIATED AT. |
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| ____ CAUSES A TROUBLE SIGNAL IF SOME POTENTIAL OR ACTUAL ELECTRICAL PROBLEM EXISTS IN THE ALARM SYSTEM. |
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| ___ DETECTORS CAUSES AN ALARM WHEN THE TEMPERATURE RISE EXCEEDS ___ PER MINUTE. |
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| __ DETECTORS ARE USUALLY USED IN HIGH HAZARD APPLICATIONS. |
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| ___ MEANS CRANKING ENGINE FOR OVER 30 SECONDS; CAUSES OVERHEATING OF MOTOR WINDINGS. |
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| NORMAL OUTPUT VOTAGE OF A CHARGING SYSTEM IS |
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| THE FOURTH BAND ON A RESISTOR INDICATES THE |
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| SILVER CONTACTS SHOULD NOT BE FILED BUT |
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| CIRCUIT BREAKERS SHOULD BE CLEANED AND INSPECTED |
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| __ IS ACTIVE OR USEFUL POWER. |
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| __ IS THE VECTOR SUM OF ACTUVE POWER AND REACTIVE POWER |
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| THE TOTAL LOSS OF POWER IN A TRANSFORMER IS A COMBINATION OF |
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| COPPER, EDDY CURRENTS AND HYSTERESIS |
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| PORTABLE CASUALTY CABLES ARE |
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Definition
| LSTHOF-42, 93 AMPS CONTINUOUS, 200 AMPS FOR 2 HOURS |
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| __ USED TO LIMIT CURRENT TO A FLUORESCENT LAMP |
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Definition
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| IN A FLOOD LANTERN, DISCHARGE INDICATIONS ARE: |
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Definition
| GREEN BALL SINKS - 10%, WHITE BALL SINKS - 50%, RED BALL SINKS - 95% |
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| THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RATED AND SYNCHRONOUS SPEED IS KNOWN AS __ |
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| WINCHES ARE DESIGNED TO HAUL IN/PAY OUT _____ OF RATED LOAD AT NO SPECIFIC SPEED |
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| WHEN CALIBRATING A THERMOSTAT, A RANGE OF ___ SHOULD BE EXPECTED THROUGHOUT THE RANGE OF THE DIAL |
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| AT ___ THE AUTOMATIC FIRE PROTECTION ON THE GAYLORD VENTILATOR WILL ACTIVATE |
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| THE _______ IS CONSIDERED THE BRAIN OF THE WASHING MACHINE |
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| WASHER MOTORS OPERATE ON ___ POWER |
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| MINIMUM RESISTANCE TO GROUND SHOULD BE ______ FOR SOUND POWERED PHONES |
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| A ___ WILL AFFECT THE ENTIRE CIRCUIT SINCE SOUND POWERED PHONES ARE CONNECTED IN PARALLEL |
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| THE GENERAL SIZE CLASSIFICATIONS OF SEARCHLIGHTS ARE __ |
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| 8, 12 AND 24 INCH SEARCHLIGHT |
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| WHAT IS THE WATTAGE OF THE 12 IN MERCURY-XENON SEARCHLIGHT? |
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| THE 8 IN. SIGNALLING SEARCHLIGHT MAY CONTAIN A 115 VOLT TRANSFORMER THAT STEPS VOLTAGE DOWN TO |
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| _______ STATES THE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR WORKING OVER THE SIDE AND ALOFT. |
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| AN ___ IS THE INDICATION OF AN OPEN PRIMARY 50/50 FILAMENT. |
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| THERMOWELL, BARE-BULB, EMBEDDED |
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| A RTD IS SUALLY A ____ WIRE PACKAGED IN ONE OF TWO POSSIBLE ELEMENTS |
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Definition
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| THE THREE WIRE ELEMENT HAS __ WHITE WIRES CONNECTED TO ONE END OF THE ELEMENT |
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| WHAT TYPE OF ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT MONITORS THE RTD? |
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| A THREE LEAD RTD DOES NOT REQUIRE A ___ CIRCUIT |
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| A ___ RTD IS WHERE THE SNESOR MUST BE DIRECTED IMMERSED IN A HIGH PRESSURE GAS |
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| WHERE THE THERMCOUPLE TERMINATES AT THE MEASURING INSTRUMENT IS CALLED A ___ |
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| IN A TYPE ___ THERMOCOUPLE, THE YELLOW WIRE IS POSITIVE AND THE RED IS NEGATIVE |
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| IN A TYPE ___ THERMOCOUPLE, THE WHITE WIRE IS POSITIVE AND THE RED WIRE IS NEGATIVE |
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| A ___ IS A TEMPERATURE MEASURING DEVICE THAT UTILIZES A JUNCTION OF TWO DISSIMILAR METALS AS ITS PRIMARY COMPONENTS. |
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| THERMOCOUPLES PRODUCE A ___ OUTPUT |
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| THERMOCOUPLES PRODUCE A ___ OUTPUT |
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| A ____ IS THE KEY SENSING COMPONENT OF A PYROMETER |
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| __ AND ___ ARE USED IN A TYPE k THERMOCOUPLE |
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| RATED FREQUENCY FOR A MOTOR OR GENERATOR CAN BE LOCATED ON THE |
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Definition
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| WHAT INFO CAN BE FOUND ON THE CAL STICKER FOR A HAND HELD TACH |
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Definition
| CAL DATE AND CAL DUE DATE |
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| MILLIAMP SIGNAL ADVANTAGE: CAN BE TRANSMITTED |
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Definition
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| THE 1ST STEP IN TROUBLESHOOTING A TRANSDUCER IS __ |
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Definition
| VERIFYING THAT THE TRANDUCER IS THE PROBLEM |
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| COMPENSATION OF THE DISPLAY READINGS ON A TRANSUCER MAY BE MADE BY VARYING THE __ AND ___ |
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Definition
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| WHAT PROCEDURES MUST BE PERFORMED BEFORE RENEWING A TRANSDUCER? |
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| WHEN REPLACING A TRANSDUCER WITH A NEW ONE, VERIFY THAT IT IS THE SAME ___ AND __ |
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| TYPE AND RANGE/OR HIGHER RANGE |
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| THE TWO TYPES OF ELEMENT FOR A RESISTANCE TEMPERATURE SENSOR ARE |
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Definition
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| THREE TYPES OF COMPASS REPAETERS ARE: |
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Definition
| STANDARD COMPASS(35,50&70VDC),OPEN SCALE(35,50&70VDC),AND SYNCHRO-SERVO(115VAC,400/60HZ) |
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| WHICH COMPONENTS ARE PART OF THE MK-27 GYROCOMPASS? |
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Definition
| THE ECU, MASTER COMPASS AND POWER CONVERTER |
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| THE FUNCTION OF THE ECU IS TO HOUSE THE OPERATING CONTROLS, FOLLOW-UP SERVO AMP, ALAMR CICUITRY, POWER SUPPLY AND __ |
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| LATITUDE CONTROL CIRCUITRY |
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OPERATING AND MAINTINANCE
ORDINARY DAY TO DAY |
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NAVAL ENGENEERING
INVENTORY ISSUES, REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, AND MODIFICATIONS |
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Definition
| RECURRING ITEMS SUCH AS GSA VEHICALS, CLEANING SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT RENTALS, CONTRACTOR SERVICES |
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| WHAT IS CYCLIC MAINTENANCE COST? |
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Definition
RECURR ON A REASONABLY PREDICTABLE SCHEDUAL.
PMS, INSPECTIONS(GASKETS, FILTERS) |
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| WHAT IS COST PRIORITY ONE? |
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Definition
REQUIRED
MAINTAIN OPERATING CAPABILITY
ALL ROUTINE SUPPLIES OF A FIXED NATURE |
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| WHAT IS COST PRIORITY TWO? |
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Definition
NECCESSARY
ENSURE CONTINUED OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY.
ALL ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF REPAIR PARTS, ALLOWANCE LISTS, PLANNED EQUIPMENT REPLACMENT |
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| WHAT IS COST PRIORITY THREE? |
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DESIRABLE
IMPROVE EFFICANCY OR HABITABILITY.
WILL NOT EFFECT OPERATIONS. |
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| IDENTIFIES THE STATUS OF A CASULTY AND PARTS OR ASSISTANCE REQUIRED |
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1.USED TO MAKE CHANGES TO PERSONALLY SUBMITTED INFO.
2.MUST BE SUBMITTED IF A CASREP IS NOT CORRECTED AFTER 30 DAYS.
3. SENT WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER THE NEED FOR CHANGE IS IDENTIFIED. |
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SENT WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER CASULTY REPAIR
FINAL REPORT OG MATERIAL CONDITION |
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USED TO CANCEL A CASREP
USED WHEN A UNIT DISCOVERS THAT IT CAN RESTORE CASULTY WITHIN 48 HOURS |
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| ACCORDING TO THE CALANDER YEAR |
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DEFICIANCY EXISTS IN A MISSON ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT THAT CAUSES A MINOR DEGRIDATION OF ANY PRIMARY MISSION
MAJOR DEGRADATION OR TOTAL LOSS OF A SECONDAY MISSION |
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| MAJOR DEGRADATION BUT NOT A TOTAL LOSS OF A PRIMARY MISSION |
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| LOSS OF ATLEAST ONE PRIMARY MISSION |
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1. CITY, STATE
2. LAT, LONG
3. EXEMPT |
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USE: IDENTIFY ALL CASREP MESSAGES WITH A GIVEN CASUALTY
CONSISTS OF: 4 DIGIT CALENDER YEAR AND 3 DIGIT SEQUENTIAL NUMBER |
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MESSAGE ID
REPORTS THE UNIT THE CASREP ORIGINATES FROM. |
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POSITION
IDENTIFIES UNITS PRESENT UNDERWAY LOCATION |
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| INDICATES CASREP INITAL AND PROVIDES: CASREP SERIAL NUMBER, EQUIPMENT NOMENCLATURE, EQUIPMENT ID CODE, CATAGORY OF CASREP, CAUSE OF CASULTY, UNIT OPFAC |
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| SEVERITY INCLUDE CASULTY CATIGORY CODE |
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EQUIPMENT IDENTIFICATION CODE
7 CHARECTERS(NUMBERS AND LETTERS) |
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ASSITANCE REQUIRED
MANDITORY FOR ALL CASREPS
INDICATES ANY ASSISTANCE REQUIRED |
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PARTS ID
(COMPONENT ID NUMBER) |
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Definition
REPORTS APL NUMBER AND COMPONENT ID NUMBER.
IF COMPONENT ID NUMBER NOT USED PUT A (-). |
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| USED TO IDENTIFY EACH REQUISITION SUBMITTED TO SFLC FOR PARTS TO REPAIR CASULTY |
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| SUPPLY AN EXPLANATION OR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATING TO ENTIRE MESSAGE |
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| THE PRIMARY METHOD OF DOCUMENTING THE NEED TO ACCOMPLISH MAJOR REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS. |
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MAINTAINED IN CM PLUS MAINTINANCE MODULE.
PAPER FORM CG-2929 |
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| SPECIFY IN CLEAR UNDERSTANDABLE TERMS THE WORK TO BE DONE IN DEVELOPING OR PRODUCING THE GOODS TO BE DELIVERED OR SERVICES TO BE PERFORMED |
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| A LEAGALLY BINDING CONTRACT THAT IS THE KEY PEICE OF EVIDENCE IDENTIFING WORK REQUIRED TO BE COMPLETED. |
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| THE WHITE ILLUMINATION FROM ALL LIGHTING FIXTURES ON THE OVERHEAD AND BULKHEADS, EXCEPT DETAILED LIGHTING. |
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| PROVIDED FOR SPECIFIC TASK SUCH AS: LIGHTS ON DECKS, LOG DECKS, BERTHS, AND MACHINE TOOLS. |
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| NAVY STANDARD LIGHTING FIXTURES ARE LISTED IN.......? |
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| USED FOR LIGHTING DURRIN PEACE TIME. |
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| WHAT HPPENS TO A MOTOR IF THE INSULATION OPERATES AT 10 DEGREES C IN EXCESS? |
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Definition
| THE ELECTRICAL LIFE IS REDUCED BY HALF |
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| WHAT IS THE HOMING BEACON? |
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Definition
WHITE LAMP LOCATED ON THE MAIN MAST. VISIBLE FOR AT LEAST 330 DEGREES. 90 FLASHES PER MIN.
CONNECTED TO A STEP DOWN XFMR 115/32 V |
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OUT LINE THE OBSTRUCTION FREE DECK LANDING AREA. WITH A MINIMUM OF 4 LIGHTS PER EDGE
CONNECTED TO A STEP DOWN XFMR 115/12 V |
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Definition
FLASH AFT TO FWD AT 75 TIMES PER MIN.
CONNECTED TO A STEP DOWN XFMR 115/6.5 V |
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| VERTICAL DROP LINE LIGHTS |
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Definition
SERVE AS A EXTENSION OF THE LINE UP LIGHTS.
CONNECTED TO A STEP DOWN XFMR 115/12 V |
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| DECK SURFACE FLOOD LIGHTS |
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Definition
USED TO ILLUMINATE ANY STRUCTURE FWD OF THE LANDING AREA, AND THE LANDING AREA ITSELF.
CONNECTED TO A STEP DOWN XFMR 115/30 V |
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| GIVES VISUAL INDICATION OF SHIPS HEADING AND PROVIDE A HEIGHT REFERENCE DURRING OPERATIONS. |
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Definition
| VARIOUS, INTERMITTEN, AND SHORT TIME DUTY |
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| WHAT IS THE VARIATION IN VOLTAGE AND FREQUENCY FOR MOTORS ON SHIPS? |
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Definition
+/- 10% FOR VOLTAGE
+/- 5% FOR FREQUENCY |
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| POLYPHASE INDUCTION MOTORS |
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Definition
MOST COMMON.
HAVE 1 PRIMARY WINDING AND 1 SECONDARY WINDING MOST MOTORS ARE SINGLE SPEED. |
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| SPEED OF ROTATION OF A ROTATING MAGNETIC FEILD |
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Definition
| FEILD COILS CONNECTED IN PARRALLEL WITH THE ARMATURE. REQUIRED ONLY WHEN MODERATE STARTING TOURQUE AND SPEED UNEFFECTED BY THE CHANGE IN LOAD. |
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Definition
| FEILD COILS CONNECTED IN SERIES WITH THE ARMATURE. |
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Definition
| A BLEND BETWEEN A SERIES AND A SHUNT MOTOR. |
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| DISCONNECTS THE MOTOR IF DECREASE OR TOTAL LOSS OF VOLTAGE TO THE MOTOR AND CAN ONLY BE STARTED WITH A MANUAL START. |
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SYNCHRONUSE SPEED RPM
3,600
1,800
1,200 |
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400 HZ GENERATOR
NUMBER OF POLES
2
4
6 |
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Definition
SYNCHRONOUS SPEED, RPM
24,000
12,000
8,000 |
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| T/F MOST A/C MOTORS ARE OF A D/C EXCITED REVOLVING FEILD TYPE. |
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Definition
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| WHAT CIRCUIT COMPINSATES FOR THE WINDS EFFECTS ON THE SHIPS MOVMENT THROUGH THE WATER? |
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Definition
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| WHAT SHOULD THE MAGNETIC PICK UP GAP BE BETWEEN? |
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Definition
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| WHAT HAS A HIGHER POTENTIAL THE ANODE OR CATHODE? |
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Definition
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| PRODUCE VARIABLE FEILD POWER TO THE PROPOLSION GENERATOR AND MOTOR DEPENDENT ON THE THROTTLE SETTING AND LOAD |
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| WHAT DOSE THE IMPRESSED CURRENT CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEM DO? |
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Definition
| IMPRESSES CURRENT INTO THE HULL, CREATING A THIN FILM OF HYDROGEN PROTECTING THE SURFACE FROM THE WATER. |
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| WHAT MAINTAINS THE SHIPS POSITION? |
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Definition
| THE DPS DYNAMIC SHIPS POSITIONING |
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| WHAT IS REQUIRED IN MACHINERY HISTORY LOGS? |
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Definition
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| WHAT CIRCUIT ALLOWS FOR THE SHIPS PITCH AND ROLL? |
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Definition
| SEA STATE COMPENSATION CIRCUITS |
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| PROXIMIT SWITCHES REQUIRE AN EXTERNSAL POWER SUPPLY OF_______ AND MAX CURRENT OF___________? |
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Definition
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| TO INITIATE THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR A SPECIFIC WORK ITEM |
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| WHAT IS THE NUMBER ONE CAUSE OF MICA BURNING IN A MOTOR? |
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Definition
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| HOW DO BRUSHES MAKE CONTACT WITH THE COMMUNTATOR? |
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Definition
| AT 35 DEGREES AND AGAINST THE ROTATION |
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| WHAT ACTS AS AN ANODE AND EMMITS CURRENT? |
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Definition
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| WHAT IS THE STANDARD ALLOWANCE DOCUMENT FOR CUTTERS AND STANDARD BOATS 30' AND OVER? |
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Definition
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| IF THERE IS A SLOW PERIODIC CYCLING OF THE ENGINE SPEED ABOVE AN BELOW THE SPEED SETTING WHAT IS WRONG? |
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Definition
| GAIN IS TO HIGH AND RESET IS TO LOW. |
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| DURRING DRYING, THE TEMP OF INSULATION SHOULD NOT EXCEED WHAT? |
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Definition
| 80 DEGREES CELSIUS OR 185 DEGREES FARNEHIGHT |
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| WHAT INTERFACE DOSE THE 723 PLUS PROVIDE? |
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Definition
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| HOW OFTEN IS THE CATHODIC PROTCTION LOGS RECORDED? |
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Definition
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| IF THE ACTUAL HEADING IS NOT THE SAME AS THE DESIGNATED HEADING WHAT WILL HAPPEN? |
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Definition
| COMPENSATOR CIRCUIT SENDS AN ERROR SIGNAL TO THE RUDDER STEERING SYSTEM(SHIP WILL TURN) |
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| What is synchro operating voltage? |
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Definition
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| What is the operating temperature of a synchro? |
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Definition
Surrounding temp 67 - 257 degrees F
operation temp 13- 185 degrees F |
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| Initial CASREPS sent with in 4 hrs. cannot be corrected with in ________ |
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| required to request changes to material allowences held by unit. |
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| Where is an ACR generated? |
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Definition
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| What information is required on an ACR? |
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Definition
| justification, new total quantity, unit serial # or hull #, standard distrabtion #, julian date. |
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| What recorses are used to prepare an ACR? |
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Definition
| MICA manual, CALMS, Configuration parts list (CPL) in CMplus. |
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| WHAT IS THE ROUTING PROCEDURE OF AN ACR? |
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Definition
| ROUT THROUGH YOUR CHAIN OF COMMAND THEN SUBMIT THROUGH CMPLUS. |
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| WHAT SIZE BOAT USES MICA? |
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Definition
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| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF GOVONER CONTROL? |
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Definition
| USED TO MAINTAIN CONSTAT SPEED OF PROPOLSION EQUIPMENT REGARDLESS OF THE LOAD. |
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| WHAT HAPPENS WITH THE GOVONER WHEN IT IS REVERSE ACTING? |
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Definition
| INCREASE IN FULEIS CALLED FOR BY A REDUCTION IN CURRENT TO THE ACTUATOR PORTION OF THE PGA-EG |
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| WHAT HAPPEN IS THE PGA-EG DROPS TO ZERO? |
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Definition
| THE ELECTRICAL ACTUATOR WILL CALL FOR AN INCREASSED FULE POSITION ABOVE THE SETTING OF THE MECHANICAL GOVONER. |
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| GOVERNOR CONTROL HAS A GAIN RATIO TO HIGH WHAT WILL HAPPEN? |
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Definition
| WILL CAUSE THE CONTROL TO HUNTTHROUGH THE LOW GAIN REGION. |
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| WHEN THERE IS A FAILURE TO DO A POWER UP TEST ON THE GOVERNOR CONTROL WHAT DOSE THIS INDICATE? |
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Definition
| THAT EITHER THE CONTROL OR THE HAND HELD PROGRAMMER HAS FAILD. |
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| WHAT ARE THE THREE FACTORS THAT EFFECT THE OUTPUT OF THE MAGNETIC PICK UP? |
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Definition
| VOLTAGE INCREESES WITH INCREESES OF SURFACE SPEED,VOLTAGE DECREASES AS THE AIR GAP BETWEEN THE MAG PICK UP AND THE GEAR TOOTH INCREASES, VOLTAGE WAVEFORM IS DETERMINED BY THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF THE GEAR TOOTHIN RELATION TO THE SIZE AND SHAPE OF THE POLE PIECE. |
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| WHAT IS THE GAP FOR A MAG PICK UP? |
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Definition
| BETWEEN .25 AND 1.02mm (.01AND .04 in) AND CLOSEST POINT. MAKE SURE THE GEAR HAS LESS THAN .51mm(.02 in) DIAMETRIC RUNOUT. |
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| WHAT IS THE MINIMUM VOLTAGE FOR A MAG PICK UP? |
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Definition
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| WHAT IS THE CURRENT/ VOLTAGE TO A PNEUMATIC TRANSDUCER? |
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Definition
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| WHAT ARE THE TRANSDUCER ADJUSTMENTS? |
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Definition
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| WHAT IS DEISEIL ELECTRIC PROPLOSION? |
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Definition
| TRANSFER OF ENERGY FROM THE PLANT TO THE SHAFT DOES NOT TRANSVERSE A CLUTCH. ENERGY IS TRANSFERRED THROUGH A MAGNETIC FLUX FIELD. |
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| WHAT DO THE BRUSH RIGGINGS ON A DEISIL ELECTRIC MOTOR DO? |
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Definition
| CONDUCTS POWER FROM THE EXCITERS TO THE COMMUTATOR. |
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Term
| WHAT DOSE THE COMUTATOR DO IN A DEISIL ELECTRIC MOTOR? |
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Definition
| CONDUCT POWER FROM THE BRUSHES TO THE ARMETURE. |
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Term
| WHAT DO THE EXCITERS DO IN A DEISEL ELECTRIC MOTOR? |
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Definition
| PRODUCES A VARIABLE FEILD POWER TO THE PROPOLSION GENERATOR AND MOTOR DEPENDENT ON THE THROTTLE SETTING AND LOAD. PROVIDES MAIN SHUNT FIELD EXCITATION. |
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Term
| WHAT DO THE MAIN CONTACTORS DO IN A DEISEL ELECTRIC MOTOR? |
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Definition
| CONFIGURS AND CONNECTS MAIN PROPOLSION POWER FROM THE GENERATORS TO THE MAIN MOTOR. |
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Definition
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Definition
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| WHAT IS THE GENERATOR MICA PLATE AND UNDERCUT? |
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Definition
| .04in THICK AND IS UNDERCUT 1/32-3/64in |
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Term
| how is space heating obtained in deisiel electric? |
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| by exciting the shunt feild winding with the standby exciter at a voltage not to exceed 70 VDC. |
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| what is a motor comutator mica and undercut? |
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| mica plate .04 in and undercut 1/16in |
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| in desiel electric what type of brush holder are there? and how many? |
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| reaction type and each holder carries 2 brushes inclined agains rotation at 35 degrees. |
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| what is the cleaning reference for deisel electric? |
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| NSTM chapter 300 section 5 |
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| what is the max psi for cleaning motors with air? |
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| when drying what should be the temp of the insulation? |
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| should not exceed 80 degrees c or 185 degrees f |
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| what happens when you get streaking or threading of a comutator? |
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| on brush or group of brushes are carrying more than there share of the load "selective action" |
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| what are the specs when undercuting mica? |
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| 1/16in deep, plus or minus 1/64in |
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| which nav light uses 100w screw in mogul base? |
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| what do you do with flickering flourescent lights? |
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| the angel between adjacent poles of the same polarity on the rotor of a permenant magnet motor |
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| what is the best rectifyer for one diode use? |
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| what will happen if you leave batteries disconected to long? |
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| what is the classification of a 47 flying bridge console pms? |
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| what is galley power usually? |
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| what is IC alarm panel with lower light lit and alarm constant? |
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| normal(supervisory failure) |
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| which breaker is used for damage repair? |
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| which sound powered headset has interchangeable pieces? |
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| what cable is used for thermo couples? |
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| LSTCJU AND LSTCJX FOR J TYPE AND LSTCKX FOR K TYPE |
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| WHO IS IN CONTROL OF ATON BATTERIES RECYCLING? |
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| (DRMO) will specify the turn in requirments for ATON batteries on a case by case basis. |
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| what door clasification do darken ship switch not go on? |
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| how many different types of brushes can be used on a motor? |
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| only one grade of each of 2 different brush manufactures. |
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| what indicates improper commutation? |
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| non- uniform color or surface bluish color |
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| how do series darken ship switches work? |
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| there is a single bypass switch |
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| what is on the plate located with each darken ship switch? |
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| what records are reveiwed for finding jobs to submit to the yard? |
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| a circuit breaker that chatters or has a loud humming is said to have: |
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| how often should starter brushes be inspected? |
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| what does a voltage regulator do when opperated with AC generators? |
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| divides between reactive current between generators in parrallel. |
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| what type of motor is a starter? |
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| what is used to engage the bindex on a starter? |
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| the friction test of a wind speed indicator is used to : |
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| test the rotor and the wind direction indicator to see if it moves freely. |
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| when replacing cable on a portable tool what cable should be used? |
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| what is the max length of a portable tool cable? |
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| Where do you send zinc air if not to hazardouse waste dump? |
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| on a deep fat fryer the high limit thermostate dose what? |
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| closes contacts and trips fryer breaker |
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| what is the operating temp range on a deep fat fryer? |
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| what dose the mercury switch in a washing machine protect? |
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| what circuit are zener diodes mostly found in? |
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| what circuit is used mostly by emergency sound powered phones? |
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| The A/C capstans use what type of controlls? |
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| 2fwd 2 revbreaks on a capstan should stop and hold |
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| what percent of rated load when lowering? |
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| salinity cells measure resistance how? |
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| Mark 27 gyro can run how many repeaters alone? |
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| What VLA lights are on varriable x-formers? |
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| overhead, decksurface, hanger, line up, vertical drop line, deck edge. |
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| how long must a window wiper heater be on before use if frozen? |
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| what test do you check motor windings at 1 and 10 min? |
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| what is in an ABT to prevent accidental transfer? |
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| what 4 types of hand held tachometers are? |
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| Chronometric, Centrifugal, resonant, Photo electric |
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| what dose an exciter use for voltage? |
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| what PMS is not included in an Engeneering report? |
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| what NSTM will you find info for batteries? |
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| the auto pilot system works wityh what to maintain course? |
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| in a capac system the anode is |
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| how long do you use batteries even with maintinance? |
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| what is the max and min for brush holders? |
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| what dose the red/white/green indicator mean on a battery? |
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| what parts are in a searchlight starting circuit? |
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Definition
| step-up xformer, radio frequency circuit consisting of a spark gap, capacitors, and the 3 turn primary of the pulse x former |
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Term
| what are the 3 forms of maintinance? |
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| preventive, corrective, and facility |
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| information and requirments contained in PMS technical manualssupersead all others except what? |
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| what is the daily progress report for LANT? |
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| Inspectors report of daily progress |
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| what is nonexpendable personal property? |
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| Property that has a life expectancey of more than 1 year |
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| an automated tracking system used to manage your units property |
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| what are the 2 types of property? |
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| What percentage of PMS is reuired to be completed? |
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| what PMS is not listed on a PMS schedual? |
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| what type of battery is not rechargeable? |
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| what chapter will you find BECCE in the CCM? |
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| how much conductor do you leave in a junchtion box? |
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Definition
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| what are resistors commonly used for? |
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Definition
| current limiting, ballasting, or bias setting(for solid state circuits) |
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| what are the 2 most common defects for resistors? |
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Definition
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| what tool do you use to clean rounded contacts? |
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Definition
| is a small emitter-base bias voltage controlling a larger emitter-collecter current |
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| what are the 3 types of bias? |
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Definition
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| what is connected in the field circuit of the AC generator being regulated? |
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Definition
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| what is connected directly into the field circuit of the generator being involved? |
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Definition
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| voltage regulators should be inspected how often? and for what? |
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Definition
| monthly, and for dirt or moister |
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| when brush pressure is not given what amount can be used? |
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Definition
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Term
| how do you get rapid brush wear? |
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Definition
| it is due to incorrect spring pressure, wrong brush grade or brushes to loose or to tight on holder |
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Term
| should you ever lubricate a synchro? |
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Definition
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Term
| what are the most common problems with new synchros? |
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Definition
| impropper wiring or misalighnment due to synchros not being zeroed |
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Term
| what are the components of a cathodic protection system? |
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Definition
| Power supply, saturable reactor, controller, anodes, reference electrodes. |
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Term
| what is a saturable reactor? |
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Definition
| used to control the amount of input power for numerouse applications where a wide unbroken range of variations is required. |
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Term
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Definition
| constructed of 2 platinum-coated rods mounted in an insulated polyester holder. requires replacment every 10 years |
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| what are the 3 anode sizes and currents? |
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Definition
| 2feet- 40amps,4feet-75amps,8feet-150amps |
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| where should anodes be installed? |
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Definition
| 5feet below the water level and should not be installed within 15feet of sea chest or pipe discharge. |
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| what is the best conductor? |
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Definition
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| what is the specific gravity reading of a normally charged battery? |
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Definition
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| When filling a dry battery what should be the gravity? |
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| how often should degausing be operated? |
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| prevents rudder from driving into the stops |
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| gives ships actual course |
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| gives ships designated course |
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| adjusts for ships pitch and roll |
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| adjusts for winds effects on the ship |
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| sends error signal to the rudder steering system |
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Definition
| selects between 3 operating modes |
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Term
| the cathodic protection controller |
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Definition
| calculates the correct amount of current for the anode. |
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Term
| the cathodic protection power supply: |
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Definition
| converts A/C current to low voltage D/C current |
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Term
| when do you re activate the cathodic protection system? |
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Definition
| at least 2 hours after activity is completed |
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Term
| Enteries made in the cathodic protection log |
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Definition
| daily and turned in monthly for review |
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Term
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Definition
| converts current to a 10,000 volt 250mA spark |
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Term
| boiler flame sensor circuit |
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Definition
| sends a signal to the igniton electrode to re-ignite the fule oil |
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Term
| boiler fuel oil control circuit |
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Definition
| controls the flow of fuel oil into the burner |
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Term
| boiler water control circuit |
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Definition
monitors the water level inside the boiler
consists of water level prob, 3 conductance relay transformers, and seven stainless steel probs wired in series. |
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Term
| boiler pressure control circuit |
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Definition
| monitors the pressure of the boiler |
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Term
| boiler temperature control circuit |
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Definition
| sends signal to the fuel oil control circuit to increrase or decrease the amount of fuel |
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Definition
| boiler operator must manually reset |
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