CHIEF ENGINEER Unit 11 Q4

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Which of the following is a typical entry recorded in an Engine Room Log?

B) Main engine running hours

D) Meals served to crew

C) Passenger count

A) Crew social events

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Why is it beneficial to keep an Engine Room Log for future reference?

A) It helps new crew members understand equipment history

D) It determines the speed of the vessel

B) It replaces the need for inspections

C) It allows crew to skip certain maintenance tasks

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How does completing an Engine Room Log assist in fault diagnosis?

A) It reduces the number of maintenance staff needed

B) It provides a detailed record of equipment operation and any anomalies

C) It eliminates the need for training

D) It shortens the lifespan of machinery

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Which of the following parameters would be logged to assess cooling system performance?

C) Bridge announcements

B) Cooling water inlet and outlet temperatures

D) Crew shift changes

A) Exhaust temperatures

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One reason for completing an Engine Room Log is to ensure compliance with regulations. Which of the following best describes this reason?

B) It allows for crew changes without needing records

C) It reduces the need for regular maintenance

D) It eliminates the need for inspections

A) It meets the legal requirements for record-keeping

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Which of the following is a routine parameter to record for auxiliary machinery?

C) Hull thickness

A) Speed of the vessel

D) Crew assignments

B) Electrical power consumption

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Why would exhaust temperatures be a typical entry in an Engine Room Log?

B) To assess engine performance and detect issues like fuel combustion inefficiencies

A) To monitor fuel prices

D) To record environmental conditions

C) To track crew hours

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What type of information would typically be included in the Engine Room Log to monitor fuel usage?

A) Engine load percentages

B) Lubricating oil pressure

C) Fuel consumption rates

D) Sea temperature

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Why is it essential to complete an Engine Room Log regularly on a vessel?

D) To monitor passenger activities

A) To provide a record for crew meal preferences

C) To determine crew members’ vacation schedules

B) To track engine room conditions and operational data over time

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Which of these would be recorded in the Engine Room Log to track machinery lubrication?

C) Wind speed

B) Lubricating oil pressure and temperature

D) Engine noise levels

A) Sea depth

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