Reference is made to mandatory requirements set in international (STCW / 95) , chapter A-II/1 and A-II/2. Convention on standards of training, Certification and watch keeping code.The course serves to extend the student’s knowledge, understanding andproficiency of various types of marine machinery, alarm and monitoring systems. After completing the course, the student should be able to:
Show insight into all fundamental theoretical aspect of marine machinery,auxiliary system and alarm and monitoring system
Diesel engines
Emergency generator
Boiler and ancillaries
Steam turbines
Propeller and manoevring systems
Auxiliary machinery and systems
Refrigeration plants
Various types of refrigeration compressors
Machinery drawings and standard symbols
Instrumentation and control systems
Monitoring- and alarm systems
Hydraulic and pneumatic
Structured lectures, exercises. Simulator training and laboratory work at the college
Minimum 5 submissions related to machineroom simulator training must be submitted and approved before the student can sit for the final exam.
Written 3 hours exam. Completed and approved compulsory work