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Reactor 👍🏾 72 Flashcards

1
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Father of Naval nuclear power

A

Admiral Hyman G. Rickover

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2
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First naval nuclear powered vessel

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USS nautilus

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3
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First nuclear powered surface ship

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USS long beach

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4
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First nuclear powered aircraft carrier

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USS enterprise CVN65

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5
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Reactor Officer

A

Commander Robinson

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6
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What is a TLD

A

Thermo-Luminescent dosimeter

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7
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What does a TLD do

A

measures radiation exposure

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8
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When to wear TLD

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When in the propulsion plants while operating or in Radiation area

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9
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Where is the reactor controlled from

A

Enclosed Operating Station (EOS)

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10
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Who contols the RX

A

reactor operator

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11
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Who is in charge of EOS and the propulsion plant

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Propulsion plant watch officer

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12
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Who is the roving supervisory watchstander in charge of the propulsion plant

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propulsion plant watch supervisor

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13
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Who is in charge of both propulsion plants and engineering spaces

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engineering officer of the watch

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14
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Responsible for electric plant

A

load dispatcher

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15
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Who does EOOW report to

A

Officer Of the deck

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16
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What is reactor scram

A

rapid shut down of the reactor

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17
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Reactor critical means ..

A

Reactor is operating and producing power

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18
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Cross connected steam plants means…

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steam is being supplied to both propulsion plants from 1 reactor

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19
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Dead in the water

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a loss of both reactors, electric plant being carried by EDG

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20
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Restricted maneuvering doctrine

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A state the ship operates in to provide maximum propulsion, electrical, and navigational reliability.

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21
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MTT

A

mobile training team

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22
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ORSE

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operational reactor safeguards exam

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23
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purpose of MTT and ORSE

A

evaluate reactor department’s ability to safely operate the reactors.

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24
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SPM

A

steam plant manual

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25
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RPM

A

reactor plant manual

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26
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Type of fuel used by reactor

A

Enriched Uranium

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27
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A4W

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aircraft carrier core, 4th design, Westinghouse

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28
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Reactor design

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Pressurized water reactor

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29
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How does the reactor produce usable energy

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Heat produced from fission is used to create steam in the secondary that powers turbines for electricity and propulsion

30
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advantages of reactor power over fossil fuels

A

refueled every 25 years. Allows more fuel for aircrafts. No smoke stacks

31
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RC

A

Reactor Controls

32
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RE

A

Reactor Electrical

33
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RL

A

Reactor Laboratory

34
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RM

A

Reactor Mechanical

35
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RA

A

Reactor Auxilaries

36
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RP

A

Reactor Propulsopm

37
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RXDC

A

Reactor Damage control

38
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RT

A

Reactor Training

39
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Classify the reduction gears

A

double reduction, double helical, articulated, locked train, folded

40
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GV

A

Guard Valve

41
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Trailed shaft

A

main engine guard valve is shut

42
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ABT

A

automatic bus transfer

43
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MBT

A

manual bus transfer

44
Q

why do we use 4160v system

A

higher voltage, lower current, smaller equipment

45
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EPCP

A

electric plant control panel

46
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Voltage regulator unit

A

regulates voltage and provides voltage drop characteristics to share reactive loading

47
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HVSP sponson location

A

FWD- Hanger bay 1 stbd side AFT- Hanger bay2 stbd side

48
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How does nuclear fission produce energy

A

neutron absorbed by uranium split into neutrons, protons, and gammas

49
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Air compressors onboard

A

9 Low pressure air plant (100-125)

4 High pressure air compressors (3500-4200)

50
Q

Load off LP air

A

Pneumatic tools, propulsion plant valves

51
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Load off HP air

A

EDG starting air, low pressure air backup

52
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How to make potable water

A

distilling units (DU)

53
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Classify Distilling units

A

6 stage, flash type, low pressure, 100,000 gpd

54
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How many DUs

A

4

55
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How much water is used for propulsion plant per day

A

200,000 gpd

56
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how do we produce electrical power onboard

A

Ship’s service turbine generators

57
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SSTG rating

A

4160V, 8MW

58
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How many SSTGs

A

4

59
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SSTG backup

A

emergency diesel generators (EDG)

60
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How many EDGs

A

4

61
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EDG rating

A

4160V, 2MW

62
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Primary purpose of EDG

A

supply power to the reactor fill pumps

63
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How many main engines

A

4

64
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what makes steam for hotel services

A

Steam reboilers

65
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How many reboilers

A

2

66
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Why use reboilers

A

Secondary steam loop to prevent contamination of the propulsion plant from sources

67
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Loads off the reboiler

A

Laundry steam, Galley steam, Hot water heaters, Sea chest steamout connections, D/U air ejectors, Catapult cylinders

68
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Describe a simplified primary loop

A

pump circulates water through RX to S/G to cool RX and heat water in S/G for steam

69
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1 RAR location

A

Near legal

70
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1 MMR location

A

D.C. Central

71
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2 RAR location

A

Aft mess decks

72
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2 MMR location

A

Aft mess decks

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