air in the cooling system
an overhauled water pump
correct amount of coolant
no air in the cooling system
第1题:
Which of the following factors tends to increase scale formation on the saltwater side of a heat exchanger used in a diesel engine cooling water system?
A.Baffle plates that have been bent during prior removal
B.Leaks m the cooler tube nest
C.Operating the engine while maintaining a high sea water outlet temperature
D.A punctured sea water strainer supplying cooling water to the heat exchanger
第2题:
Prolonged operation of a diesel engine with a closed cooling water system, at lower than normal designed operating temperatures can ______.
A.increase power output
B.decrease lube oil viscosity
C.eliminate fuel knock
D.cause sulfuric acid formation
第3题:
A crack in a cylinder liner can be caused by
A.worn piston rings
B.installation of undersized sealing rings
C.operating the engine at low loads
D.restricted cooling water passages
第4题:
reduce lube oil temperature
raise exhaust temperature reduce
excessive heating of engine room
reduce load on cooling water pump
第5题:
Baffle plates that have been bent during prior removal
Leaks in the cooler tube nest
Operating the engine while maintaining a high sea water outlet temperature
A punctured sea water strainer supplying cooling water to the heat exchanger
第6题:
High diesel engine cooling water temperatures can be caused by ______.
A.air in the cooling system
B.an overhauled water pump
C.correct amount of coolant
D.no air in the cooling system
第7题:
notify the duty officer, reduce the engine speed, take some measures to remove failures
notify the duty officer and stop the engine immediately, find the cause and remove failures
notify the C/E
notify the captain
第8题:
Low compression in a diesel engine could be caused by
A.worn or broken cylinder liner sealing rings
B.high cooling water temperature
C.worn or broken piston rings
D.low fuel oil pressure
第9题:
runs out of fuel
has low lubricating oil pressure
exceeds a set maximum speed
has high cooling water temperature
第10题:
to be kept
logged
changed
has remained