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1
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List 4 items fed from the main DC system

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  1. EPM
  2. HSD
  3. DC Lube Oil
  4. Ballast and Priming pumping system
  5. Secondary lighting
  6. hydrogen clearance system
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2
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State the power rating of the diesels

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500kw
550kw overloaded for one hour only

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3
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At what voltage does the back up AVR for the ACDG take over

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if the generator terminal voltages reaches 130% of the nominal voltages, then the overvoltage protector disconnect the reverse voltage to the regulator A2

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State the following trips level for DG, Lub oil pressure, overspeed, underspeed and air pressure

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Lub Oil pressure :4Bar
DG Overspeed:2050 RPM
DG Underspeed 1500 RPM ( Warning at 1700)
Low air pressure : 750mBar

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5
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What is the function of battery agitation system and when is it used

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To prevent stratification occurring in the battery cells.
Used;
During charges and discharges
One hour after a charge
Two hours after a top up
During a vacuum test

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6
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Explain the following
Gassing voltage and Timing point

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Gassing voltage is when at 269V one cell will be starting to vent hydrogen
Timing point at 280V is where all cells are presumed to be gassing freely

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Define the types of Charge

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Restricted: the only charge allowed in VS green, as it does not cause gassing
Normal: more thorough than a restricted charge, 3 are carried out as part of the 17 week cycle, if time permits but minimum 2 must be carried out
Equalising: brings battery to maximum charge, 3 are carried out in 17 weeks, if time doesnt allow then 2 must be

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List 8 pre-regs carried out prior to a battery charge

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  1. Ships ventilations correctly lined up
  2. Battery air flow >0.5m cube
  3. H2 Sensors operational and less than 1%
  4. Battery Busbars clear of earths
  5. Earth leakage current under 60mA
  6. Battery Ag running
  7. Pilot cells taken and recorded
  8. sump dry
  9. one or more CO/H2 burner running if in vent state green
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State the routine for carrying out a normalising or equalising charge

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Ensure Pre-Reqs complete.
Carry out AC&DC Earth checks.
Charge battery at 1900A( if SG less 1200) or 1400A(if SG greater 1200) until battery reaches 269v(gassing)
reduces charge to 950A (inter rate) until battery reaches 269v again
before reducing to 325A (final rate)
continue charging to 280v(timing), record time and break charge 4.5hrs after this
Discharge battery to 246v at 100A& float the battery

Equalising :charge for 7hrs after timing point

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10
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List the occasions when you must break a battery charge

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H2 reaches 2% (EOOD informed at 1.5%)
Air flow drops below normal
Electrolyte temp reaches 52 degrees (EOOD informed at 46)
Agitation fails
Earth appears on DC busbar
Any emergency situation
completion of charge

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11
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What are then naked light/ burning regulations

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welding, burning, grinding and naked lights are prohibited throughout the submarine
Battery exceeds 269V
H2 content sensors indicated H2 content >1.5%

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12
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How do you correct adjust the battery SG for temp

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+7 per 10 degrees above 15
-7 per 10 degrees below 15

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List all the routines carried out on the battery during the 17 week cycle

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1.Restricted charge
2.Normal charge
3. Equalising charge
4. Conditioning discharge
5. All round readings
6. Earth leakage current tests
7. Top ups
8. Battery clean
9. Torgue test (yearly)

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14
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Describe the procedure for a conditioning discharge.

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Set planned discharge rate at 5, 10, or 20 hr rate backing off shore supply
DG is ready to run prior to battery voltages reaching 215V
at 215V volts inform EOOD
ventilation to be checked correct for charging
at final voltages for discharge rate,
FLOAT the battery
Carry out equalising charge

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15
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list 6 essential and 6 non-essential AC supplied equipment

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Essential supplies; HP make up Pp, External hydraulics, Main Hydraulics, RCFW Pp, PMS, Trim Pp, Main Lub Oil Pp
Non-Essential; Extraction Pp, HP air Comps, SW Pp(F), MO heaters, Start up heaters, RO plants

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16
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list and describe the categories of SS

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Primary; intended to be continuously energised, capable of supplying all ( or a specific portion if alternative is also providing power) electrical requirement

Alternative; intended to be continuously energised in addition to primary, independent of primary, and capable of supplying the remaining requirement not met by primary

Standby; Energised only if primary is lost, independent of primary, capable of meeting reactor safety load to maintain cooling

17
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What is the minimum acceptable insulation resistance for shore supply.

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10 Megohms or 2 Megohms with MEO permission

18
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Why is dc SS provided

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Provided to cope with long term losses of AC SS, supports the battery if DG are unavailable or as a DC source if battery and/ or DCDG are unavailable

19
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State the system requirements of EPS and its principal features that it must possess

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Support propulsion if;
failure of NSRP
Failure of ME
NSRP is shutdown

EPS must possess;
High availability
Operate with only DC available
Operate under Astute basic manning requirement

20
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Explain how direction control and speed is achieved with the EPS

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Direction control is via 3- position rotary switch; AHEAD/STOP/ASTERN
Speed control is done via a precision4-20mA signal to each EPSCC

21
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Where is 115V AC Derived and name 2 pieces of equipment it supplies

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115V AC is derived from 440V 3 Phase 60HZ and provide both 1 and 3phase
Its supplies
weapons
Navigation
Comms
Lighting

22
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Show all breaker size, positions, power capacities, link configuration

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+3600A - TG, Breakers(1&2), battery breakers
+3200A -DCDG,Breakers(3&4), MSC-DC (1&2),SS(1&2)
+2000A - ACDG, MSC-AC(1&2),MCPs

23
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Which side is an MSC normally started from?

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The DC side is normally the side used to start it

24
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Where is 160V DC Derived and what is it used for?

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160V is derived from PORT and STDB 440V 3Phase 60Hz via 2 TRUs associated with the rod Control gears. these are used for
CRDMs
HPDHR Initiation vs E514 &E515

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Describe the breaker operating mechanism from primary, secondary, and local and include the number of uses after power loss
Primary Operation Via PMS Secondary Operation via IPB Local Operation via Local mechanical button They can be operated in local 3 times if closed prior to power failure or2 times if open prior to power failure.
26
Where is the EPS supplied from and where is it controlled?
The Ships Main Battery , DCDG ,either MSC DCSS(test only) Its is controlled either locally from the starting platform or remotely from the CCC.
27
Explain how to bring an MSC online from both AC and DC sides
Start up from DC side Pre-regs carried out IAW SOPs & must be in defeat Both AC & DC isolators are made on the MSC DC MSC breaker is then made on the MSC, allowing each crucible to run up and run a BITE test, the synchronisation takes place, this produces a single output AC Timmer are adjusted to match AC busbar voltage and the MSC AC breaker is made. Start up from AC side Same as DC but start-up and synchronising are flipped
28
State the converted supplies used on the submarine and their source of supply
24V DC- 2 FWD & 4 AFT TRDUs used for C&I 115V AC 60HZ 3 & 1 Phase - converted from 440V 60HZ used for domestics, weapons, navigation, command & control, comms, lighting condensation heaters 115 V 400HZ- Converted from 440V 60 HZ via SFC- SWIM starters , OSDDS, Sonar 2076 Radar 160 V DC - converted from 440V 60HZ - used from CRDM, HPDHR initiation values ES14 & E515
29
List and describe protection provided by an ACB
Overcurrent -Required to provide thermal protection against long term overloads and short circuit protection. Undervoltage- is used as a back up to overcurrent protection. short circuit fault conditions create an undervoltage condition throughout the whole of a connected system Overvoltage- protects essential supplies from voltage excursions outside pre- determined limits Under frequency/ over frequency- protects essential supplies from frequency excursions outside pre- determined limits Reverse power- Required to protect the generator against loss of the prime mover Bi- Directional Current- Required because the MSC can not provide the same levels of fault current as the TG, this leads to problems tripping breakers under certain conditions
30
State which breaker has a reverse power trip fitted and the value at which it trips
Reverse power trip is fitted to AC DG ACB and is set at 110A in trip time of 1 second
31
State the voltage and time delay at which the following breakers will trip on undervoltage. BC3(4) MCPs ( f/s) SS1(2) TG1(2)
225v BC3(4) -0.7s MCP (f/s)-1.1s SS1(2)-1.3s TG1(2)-1.5s
32
State the overvoltage and underfrequency trips for. BC3(4) SS1(2) TG1(2) MSCAC1(2)
Overvoltage - BC3(4)- 540V in 3s MSCAC1(2)-540V in 3s TG1(2)- 585V in 3s SS1(2)- 540 in 1.5s Underfrequency- BC3(4)- 57Hz in 1s SS1(2)- 56Hz in 2s TG1(2)- 53Hz in 2s MSCAC1(2)- 53Hz in 2s
32
State 4 methods of breaker discrimination
Overcurrent Settings Low Voltage Trips Low Frequency Trips Overvoltage
33
List the pre-reqs to prepare the EPS for remote operation
The Pre-Reqs are: EPS selected at CCC 250vDC available at each EPSCC isolator Main lub oil operational PORT & STBD Links are inserted in DC SW/BD 24 V DC (C&L) available Main Turbines Stopped/ Slow ahead Hand Barring gear disengaged
34
State the monitor/ test facilities within the MK41MU
Monitors signals from units when equipment is operating regulator. facilities for injecting test signal when equipment is not regulating and monitor results. provides an alarm if any unit is not engaged with the plug or parameters are exceeded.