Marine Engineering Knowledge (Motor) - (EKM) - Class 4 MEO
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General Learning Objectives
After going through this course, student should be able to,
Introduction
The course Marine Engineering Knowledge (Motor) , or referred to as EKM is developed based on the requirement of the STCW standards for an operational level marine engineer under the operational function of "Marine Engineering at the Operational level", which will cover the necessary knowledge base for the following competencies as a marine engineer officer- Class IV:
The e-learning course is presented in the form of text, animations, diagrams, case studies, problem solving exercises and many references; students are quizzed on the reading topics toward providing them with a feedback of their understanding and to encourage them to progress further. The course is also aided by live presence of professional course instructors to deal with student enquiries via interesting Q&A sessions.
Course Syllabus Reference: Training, Examination, and Assessment Programme (TEAP) Part – B For Merchant Shipping (Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping For Seafarers) Rules, 2014.
Course Topics and Competencies:
The course topics are divided under 2 main sections, Marine Plant Operation and Operation of marine machinery and deals with competencies 1 and r as shown below:
Competence 1: Maintain a safe engineering watch Competence 4: Operate main and auxiliary machinery and Associated control systems |
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MARINE PLANT OPERATION |
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1. Basic Principles and Types of Diesel Engines (DE) |
4.03 Describe the basic construction and operating principle of Marine Diesel Engine including classification of engines, tow & four stroke cycles, spark & compression ignition, engines, general description & constructional details of Diesel engines and its parts. |
2. Constructional features of DE |
4.03 |
3. Two stroke engines |
4.03 |
4. Four stroke Engines |
4.03 |
5. Gas Turbines |
4.06 Describe the basic construction and operating principle of Marine Gas Turbine including Gas dynamics, Gas cycles, Efficiency, Marine Gas Plant. |
6. Auxiliary Steam Boilers and associated steam plant |
1.10 Determine, where applicable, the condition and mode of operation of automatic boiler controls such as flame safeguard control systems, limit control systems, combustion control systems, fuel supply control systems, and other equipment related to the operation of steam boilers and explain the function of each. 4.07 Describe the basic construction and operating principle of Marine Boilers including Types of Boilers, Construction and operation of boilers and associated systems, mountings, water treatment. 4.08 Operate steam boilers, including combustion control and burner management system. 4.09 Control steam boiler water level. 4.20 Describe the preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary measures to prevent damage to the steam boilers, associated auxiliaries, steam systems and control systems. |
7. Auxiliary Steam Turbine |
4.21 Describe the preparation, operation, fault detection and necessary measures to prevent damage to the Auxiliary Prime Movers, associated systems and control systems. 4.05 Describe the basic construction and operating principle of Marine Steam Turbine including Impulse & Reaction Turbine, Compounding, Efficiencies, Marine turbine plant. |
8. Performance evaluation of Diesel Engines |
1.07 Determine the condition and mode of operation of the various main and auxiliary systems, including the electrical power distribution system. |
OPERATION OF MARINE MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT AND DIESEL ENGINES |
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9. Two stroke operation |
1.15 Operate the propulsion equipment in response to needs for changes in direction or speed. 4.04 Prepare main machinery for departure. |
10. Four stroke operation |
1.07 Determine the condition and mode of operation of the various main and auxiliary systems, including the electrical power distribution system. |
11. Gears and Clutches |
1.07 |
12. Bearings |
1.07 |
13. Engine Cooling Systems |
1.07 |
14. Lubricating Oil System |
1.07 |
15. Fuel oil system, including shipboard preparation of fuel oil for proper combustion |
1.07 |
16. Control and alarm systems, associated with the automatic operation of a Diesel plant |
1.08 Determine, where applicable, the condition of monitoring and control console equipment, and which equipment is being operated manually. 1.25 Describe safety and emergency procedures, changeover of remote/automatic to local control of all systems. 4.19 Describe the Preparation, Operation, fault detection and necessary measures to prevent damage to the main engine, associated auxiliaries and control systems, |
17. Safe and Efficient Operation of Marine Diesel Engines |
4.18 Describe the safety and emergency procedures for operation of propulsion plant machinery and control systems. |
18. Governors |
1.07 |
19. Scavenging and Supercharging |
1.07 |
20. Combustion of fuel oil |
1.07 |
21. Assessment of Main Diesel Engine Power and Running Adjustments to Maintain Performance |
1.11 Determine any special modes of operation dictated by equipment failure or adverse ships conditions and describe how various equipment failures or adverse ship condition could potentially dictate special modes of operation. |
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