MK A School Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
Q

*F / * C conversions

A
  • F= (1.8 x *C) + 32

* C = 0.55 x (*F - 32)

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Laws of heat flow

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  • flows from warmer to cooler substance
  • must be a temperature difference for heat to flow, heat will continue to flow til temperatures equalize
  • greater the temperature difference the faster the heat will flow
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represents what when referring to crankshaft

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Actual degree location relative to 0 degrees or TDC (top dead center)

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What is air called that’s forced into a cylinder? And what are the ports through which it enters called?

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Scavenge Air.

Scavenge ports

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In many applications what does a turbo or blower assist in?

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Intake process by providing positive pressure to the cylinder

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What may be necessary when the are dirty vs when they are clean for torque wrench reading?

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A higher torque wrench reading in order to reach required tension

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What does excessively worn or scored piston skirts rings or cylinder liners indicate?

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Abnormal maintenance or operating conditions and should be corrected to avoid a failure.

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Jacking concerns

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It is very hard on the the starting motor

Not an accurate way to position the crankshaft

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Why barring is recommended prior to starting large Diesel engines

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To prevent hydro-lock due to to possible accumulation of fluids in combustion chamber

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When is crankshaft removal and when is it not needed

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Removal is needed for replacement ONLY

Not needed for inspection

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Removing all journal bearing caps will damage crankshaft why?

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Due to bending or dropping of it.

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Best engineering practice for caps

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Mark caps to proper location for re-installation

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13
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How to prevent crankshaft damage when installing bearings and cap

A

Install in same location

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14
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When should crank web deflection readings only be taken with cutter?

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In water

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Where to record readings for Engines with crank journals of 4 inches or more?

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Readings are to be recorded in machinery history + reported in cutter engineering report

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When are web deflection readings normally taken?

A

When it is cold

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Not all components are used on what types of engines?

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Engines with overhead camshafts

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What may be linked to the turbocharger?

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Air cleaner and the air silencer

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19
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What will intake system have either/ or but not both?

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An after cooler or an inter cooler

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Who normally sets the pressure differential limits for changing elements?

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By the manufacturer of the engine

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21
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Rotate cleaning devices only in what rotation?

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In a clockwise rotation. Reversing can damage the element

22
Q

What cylinder liner types are there?

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Dry

Wet

Water-jacketed

23
Q

Types of bearings?

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Anti-friction

Roller type

Friction

24
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4-stroke steps

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Intake (suck)

Compression (squeeze)

Power (bang)

Exhaust (blow)

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2-stroke steps
Intake [compression , power] Exhaust Scavenging Intake and exhaust done by blower
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Prevents air or fluid from entering/exiting pump stationary seat, rotary seal, spring Inspect with gloves CLEAN before installing
Mechanical seal
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Water flinger use, process, type
If water leaks by seal it prevents stuffing box water from entering bearing housing Spins, shoots it out Is rubber grommet or gasket goes inside pump
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Sits inside pump casing Push all the way in Held in pump by rubber cap or “seal seat”
Stationary seat
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Attaches to shaft. Seals up. It rotates. Make sure to inspect them
Rotary seal
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What is the bore? | ICE
The DIAMETER of the engine’s cylinder
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Definition of stroke? | ICE
DISTANCE piston travels from [TDC to BDC] top of cylinder to the bottom
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How is power rated? | ICE
In units of Horsepower
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What is indicated horsepower?
Power transmitted to the pistons by the gas in the cylinders & is mathematically calculated
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What is Brake horsepower?
Amount of usable power delivered by the engine to crankshaft
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Definition of torque
Measure of engine’s ability to apply the power it is generating
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Compression stroke?
Where engine compresses cylinder full of air into much smaller volume before fuel injected and combustion occurs
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What is the portable de watering pump is primarily designed for what?
De watering
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What GPM and at what foot suction lift is P-6 capable of?
Delivering over 250 gpm at 12 foot suction lift
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Complete dewatering kit weight?
Less than 120 lb
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Contents inside p-6 pump can
* P-6 portable dewatering pump * Removable portable fuel tank (2.5 gal) (4-6 hours of operation) * 15 ft long, 3 in. Diameter suction hose w/quick disconnect fitting (black) * 20 ft long 3 in. Diameter fiber reinforced discharge hose w/quick disconnect fitting (blue) * spare pull rope for starting engine w/o recoil starter * flashlight * laminated instruction card in 4 languages * an operation and maintenance manual
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P-6 fuel tank gallon amount, type of fuel, and typical running time
2.5 gallons Unleaded fuel 4-6 hours
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Throttle opening position when first starting p-6 pump?
Position at 1/3
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What to do with choke once p-6 pump starts
Shut off
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Limit you can operate p-6 pump w/o water
don’t operate for more than 2 minutes
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What to do when pump is running but no water flow
Operate hand primer until water is flowing from the discharge hose
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How long to flush P-6 with fresh water when shutting down pump
Approximately 5 minutes
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How often P-6 should be inspected/test run
Once a month
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What does P-6 initial 20 hour maintenance entail
Replacing engine fuel filter Replacing engine oil
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Do not use P-6 where
Below decks or in confined spaces-due to CO poisoning
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PPE required when operating the pump
Hearing protection
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Class ; maximum safe voltage ; label color for CG approved insulating gloves
MK3 UNIT 3. Electrical & electronic 3-1-10 Class 0 = 1,000 volts = red label color Class I = 7,500 volts = white label color Class II = 17,500 volts = yellow label color Class III = 26,500 volts = green label color