CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 11 Q2

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Why is relying solely on breakdown maintenance often unacceptable on a vessel?

A) It saves time by eliminating unnecessary checks

D) It prevents any need for planned maintenance schedules

C) It helps ensure spare parts are always available

B) It can lead to costly emergency repairs and unexpected downtime

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How does reliance on breakdown maintenance impact overall maintenance costs?

C) It has no impact on maintenance costs

B) It leads to increased overall costs due to frequent repairs and parts replacement

D) It only affects the cost of scheduled maintenance

A) It reduces costs by avoiding planned maintenance tasks

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What is one benefit of incorporating condition monitoring into a planned maintenance system?

A) It reduces the need for safety protocols

D) It speeds up vessel travel times

C) It eliminates the need for spare parts

B) It helps detect potential issues before they cause equipment failure

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Which of the following is a significant disadvantage of breakdown maintenance on critical equipment?

B) It prevents the need for spare parts

A) It improves crew productivity

D) It enhances vessel stability during operation

C) It can lead to long periods of vessel downtime in case of major failures

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One reason breakdown maintenance is generally unacceptable is because:

C) It decreases fuel consumption

B) It increases the risk of safety hazards on board

A) It improves operational efficiency

D) It is the preferred method in harsh environments

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How does condition monitoring contribute to cost efficiency in a planned maintenance system?

A) By reducing crew hours needed for inspection

C) By eliminating any need for repairs

B) By allowing for targeted maintenance that avoids unnecessary part replacements

D) By reducing fuel consumption

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Which of the following is an example of condition monitoring?

B) Monitoring vibration levels in rotating machinery

D) Adjusting crew schedules based on workload

A) Regularly cleaning the engine room

C) Performing repairs after a breakdown

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Which condition monitoring technique is particularly useful for detecting changes in engine lubrication quality?

C) Air pressure monitoring

D) Hull inspection

B) Oil analysis

A) Sound monitoring

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Which type of condition monitoring is commonly used to check for early signs of wear in bearings and gear systems?

B) Fuel level monitoring

A) Temperature checks

D) Visual inspection of machinery

C) Vibration analysis

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