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Motor 10

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

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1.

When replacing tubes in a water-tube auxiliary boiler, to eliminate the possibility of leaks at the tube seats, the replacement tubes should be __________.

a)

stress relieved to ensure expansion when rolled

b)

annealed to prevent cracking when rolled

c)

fitted with a welded backing ring in the seat area

d)

rolled, beaded, and seal welded around the bead edge

2.

The diagram shown in the illustration may be used to determine the proper operation of the engine.  Which of the following statements represents an accurate interpretation of the diagram?

a)

The engine may be operated in any area of the diagram provided steps are taken to reposition the load indicator.

b)

Operation within area "B" is permitted for extended time periods provided no changes are made to the air intake system.

c)

Ideally the engine should be operated in area "A", however, it is permissible to intermittently operate the engine in  area "B".

d)

Assuming the load indicator reads 90% and the engine speed is at 80% the engine can be operated until maintenance requirements become apparent.

3.

If the valve tappets in a diesel engine are set at greater clearances than those specified by the engine manufacturer, those valves will __________.

a)

open late and close early

b)

open late and close late

c)

fail to open when the engine is cold

d)

fail to open at normal operating temperature

4.

What is to be installed on an internal combustion engine if its cylinder bore exceeds eight inches?

a)

Crankcase vapor monitors

b)

Engine exhaust silencers

c)

Constant pressure type turbochargers

d)

Explosion relief valves

5.

Component "F" shown in the illustration is called the __________.

a)

camshaft adjusting screw

b)

permadjust assembly

c)

injector control shaft

d)

cylinder head locking device

6.

The fuel injector shown in the illustration is opened by fuel pressure acting upward on __________.

a)

part #33

b)

part #36

c)

the needle valve

d)

the plunger

7.

The fuel injector for the diesel engine shown in the illustration, is identified as __________.

a)

"H"

b)

"19"

c)

"M"

d)

"Z"

8.

Control of the fuel oil metering valve in an automatically  fired auxiliary boiler is accomplished by a __________.

a)

pressure magnifying device in the steam coil outlet

b)

steam pressure sensing device with linkage to the damper air vanes

c)

metering device in the air supply line

d)

signal from the feedwater electrode

9.

Part "G" of the device shown in the illustration is used __________.

a)

to bleed off accumulated water that would prevent the operating slide from moving down

b)

as the sole means for moving the operating slide into the reseated position

c)

to externally discharge the sludge

d)

solely to hydro-dynamically balance the bowl while in operation

10.

Loss of lubricating oil pressure to the main propulsion diesel engine will actuate a/an __________.

a)

overspeed trip

b)

audible/visual alarm

c)

the ships/boats general alarm

d)

reserve oil storage tank

11.

The temperature of contaminated heavy fuel oil fed to the centrifuge, shown in the illustration, should be at 95°C (203°F) to no greater than 99°C (210°F) in order to __________.

a)

avoid vaporizing the water entrained in the fuel oil

b)

prevent the fuel oil from attaining its flash point

c)

prevent the melting of the tin plate on the bowl interior

d)

avoid warping of the disks in the bowl

12.

Constant capacity, pressure atomizing, fuel burners designed to meet a wide variation in steaming loads on an auxiliary boiler, are __________.

a)

automatically supplied with warmer air on demand

b)

automatically supplied with more fuel on demand

c)

equipped with standard variable capacity atomizers

d)

cycled on and off in response to steam demand

13.

Theoretical perfect combustion in a diesel engine yields by-products of __________.

a)

aldehydes and carbon dioxide

b)

water vapor and carbon monoxide

c)

nitrogen and carbon monoxide

d)

water vapor and carbon dioxide

14.

Air receivers installed in starting air systems are to be __________.

a)

cylindrical in shape with service connections located at the top and bottom

b)

opened and made available for inspection during biannual inspections

c)

provided with automatic drain traps for the removal of moisture

d)

so installed as to make the drain connections effective under extreme conditions of trim

15.

Which of the following precautions should be taken prior to starting the separator shown in the illustration?

a)

Make sure the separator is properly assembled.

b)

Check for the correct oil level in the gear housing.

c)

Release the bowl brake and confirm proper valve line up.

d)

All of the above are correct.

16.

If control air systems are supplied from starting air receivers, the capacity of the receivers should be  sufficient __________.

a)

to provide for intermittent starting procedures

b)

for continued operation of these systems after capacity for the required number of consecutive starts has been used

c)

to provide a nonreversible engine a minimum of twelve consecutive starts

d)

to enable six consecutive starts of a reversible engine

17.

Which of the following statements represents the working principle of the water transducer used with the separator shown in the illustration?

a)

The dielectric constant of the liquid flowing through the sensor increases with an increase in temperature.

b)

As the water content in the oil increases, so does the dielectric constant and consequently its capacitive reactance.

c)

The capacitor completes part of the inductive circuit  which monitors pressure changes.

d)

All of the above are correct.

18.

Line "K" shown in the illustration is the __________.

a)

distillate pump suction

b)

brine eductor suction

c)

brine eductor inlet

d)

feed water inlet

19.

Which of the following operational conditions will occur to the diesel engine lube oil at extremely high temperatures?

a)

The oil oxidizes and forms carbon deposits.

b)

The viscosity increases.

c)

Engine oil consumption decreases.

d)

Lubricating qualities of the oil are enhanced.

20.

In a diesel engine cooling system, the high temperature alarm contact maker will be activated on excessively high water discharge temperature from the __________.

a)

raw water pump discharge

b)

expansion tank outlet

c)

cooling water heat exchanger outlet

d)

engine jacket water outlet

21.

The device labeled "B", shown in the illustration rotates at __________.

a)

one half the speed of the component labeled "10"

b)

a speed not equal to that of the camshaft

c)

the same speed of the device labeled "T"

d)

the same speed of the device labeled "N"

22.

The direct acting mechanical governor used with some small diesel engines, controls fuel flow to the engine by __________.

a)

governor flyweight action on a pilot valve which controls  fuel injection

b)

governor flyweight motion acting on fuel controls through  suitable linkage

c)

positioning a butterfly valve in the fuel delivery system

d)

positioning a servomotor piston attached to the fuel controls

23.

A distorted furnace in a fire-tube auxiliary boiler may be the result of __________.

a)

firing for extended periods in the low fire mode

b)

overheating, due to waterside deposits

c)

varying the water level above the crown sheet

d)

carrying excessive alkalinity in the boiler water

24.

Regarding the fuel injector shown in the illustration, the purpose of piece No. 38 is to __________.

a)

filter the fuel

b)

maintain fuel pressure at a preset level

c)

adjust the fuel rack spring tension

d)

relieve excess fuel pressure to the suction side of the pump

25.

While standing watch underway, you notice carryover occurring in a low pressure distilling plant.  This can be a result of __________.

a)

faulty operation of the brine overboard pump

b)

a pressure drop through the loop seal

c)

high distillate conductivity

d)

low distillate conductivity

26.

During normal operation, the liquid retained in space  "J" of the device shown in the illustration is __________.

a)

directly forcing the sliding piston upward to keep the bowl closed

b)

maintaining the bowl oil-water seal interface

c)

lubricating the shaft bearings

d)

maintaining oil pump pressure

27.

Air is normally bled from a diesel engine fuel system by __________.

a)

blowing down the air tanks

b)

loosening the compression nuts at the injectors

c)

changing fuel filters

d)

pumping down the day tanks

28.

If a two-stroke/cycle diesel engine is overspeeding due to  leakage of lube oil into the cylinders, what should you do  to stop the engine?

a)

Move the fuel control mechanism to the no fuel position.

b)

Block the fuel supply by closing the master fuel valve.

c)

Shut off the fuel supply and block the flow of intake air.

d)

Relieve all pressure in the fuel system.

29.

Which of the following conditions will cause the engine to operate in area "A" of the diagram shown in the illustration?

a)

Fouled hull

b)

Inclement weather

c)

Excessive propeller cavitation

d)

Damaged propeller blades

30.

The piston wrist pin used in some diesel engine pistons is  prevented from contacting the cylinder wall by a __________.

a)

piston relief groove

b)

cotter pin

c)

snap ring

d)

bronze bushing

31.

The 7 bar control air supply shown in the illustration has failed. Which of the following statements represents the automatic action that will occur?

a)

The pressure switch, labeled as "C", will energize the automatic shutdown circuitry, preventing any additional operating casualty.

b)

Valve "D" will shift to the position shown, with the signal generated from line 'ff' determining the speed of the engine, as the signal is modified by device "A".

c)

By regulating the reduction of the 30 bar air pressure at  device "B", the engine speed may be varied proportionally, operating independently of any other control.

d)

Valve "D" will shift, no longer venting line 'cc', 30 bar  air pressure is reduced by "B", and is supplied to "A" for speed control, and other functions of lines 'cc' and 'ff'.Valve "D" will shift, no longer venting line 'cc', 30 bar  air pressure is reduced by "B", and is supplied to "A" for speed control, and other functions of lines 'cc' and 'ff'.

32.

Which of the following precautions must be taken if an electric immersion heater is used to keep the coolant warm in a  diesel engine when the engine is secured?

a)

The coolant temperature must be maintained at 180°F.

b)

The thermostatic bypass valves must be manually opened before the engine is started.

c)

The pressure cap must be removed while the engine is secured.

d)

Electrical power to the heater must be secured if the cooling system is to be drained.

33.

To measure bearing clearances, a special small diameter plastic rod (plasti-gage) is placed between the crankshaft  journal and the connecting rod bearing shell.  The actual reading is obtained by __________.

a)

using a micrometer to determine the thickness of the crushed plastic rod

b)

accurately measuring the elongation of the plastic rod along the bearing surface

c)

using the paper or cardboard gauge printed on the plastic rod package to measure the flattened width

d)

using the paper or cardboard gauge printed on the plastic rod package to measure the flattened width

34.

Hydraulic starters are installed on many lifeboat diesel engines instead of comparable air start systems, because __________.

a)

hydraulic starters are the least expensive of all starting systems

b)

the system does not require high pressure piping

c)

hydraulic systems turn diesel engines at higher rates of speed than air starters

d)

the system can be manually recharged

35.

Which of the conditions listed could cause the cylinder relief valves on a large, low-speed, propulsion diesel engine to lift?

a)

Plugged injector nozzles

b)

Excessive fuel injection

c)

Very late injection timing

d)

Incorrect crankshaft clearances

36.

Combustion knock will most likely occur as a result of using a fuel with __________.

a)

low ignition quality

b)

a high volatility

c)

low ignition delay

d)

a high cetane number

37.

What is the function of device "C" shown in the illustration?

a)

It removes moisture entrained in the vapors produced in  section "G".

b)

It allows for access into section "F".

c)

It controls the amount of vapor produced in section "F".

d)

The division plate creates a pressure drop between the two stages.

38.

As shown in the illustration, the alarm indicated by 'emergency stopping or vibrations' may be caused by __________.

a)

the rotating action of the centrifugal switch

b)

new foundation bolt assemblies and dampeners

c)

a failure to reset the emergency stop button

d)

the emulsification of water and fuel within the parting chamber

39.

The minimum speed an engine must attain before ignition can occur depends upon __________.

a)

Move the fuel control mechanism to the no fuel position.

b)

the condition of the engine

c)

ambient temperature

d)

all of the above

40.

Opposed piston diesel engines are classified as __________.

a)

two-stroke/cycle single acting

b)

two-stroke/cycle double acting

c)

four-stroke/cycle single acting

d)

four-stroke/cycle double acting

41.

The heat exchanger plates, used in the device shown in the illustration, are produced from which of the listed materials?

a)

Titanium

b)

Anodized aluminum

c)

Phosphor bronze

d)

Copper

42.

The area indicated by the letter "W", shown in the illustration is correctly termed the __________.

a)

closing chamber

b)

parting chamber

c)

upper sliding piston chamber

d)

opening chamber

43.

In a trunk type diesel engine piston, the thickness of the head or crown is determined by the __________.

 I.  strength requirement 
II. heat dissipation requirement

a)

I only

b)

II only

c)

both I and II

d)

neither I nor II

44.

A method of finishing diesel engine cylinder walls to aid in the proper ring seating and lubrication is known as __________.

a)

ribbed honing

b)

angled honing

c)

cross hatch honing

d)

doubled honing

45.

When conducting a hydrostatic test on a water-tube auxiliary boiler, the test water should be heated to a temperature of at least 70°F.  This is done to __________.

a)

minimize the coefficient of expansion within the varying types of metals used in boiler construction

b)

help prevent the formation of condensation on the tube exteriors

c)

eliminate oxygen being carried into the system

d)

all of the above

46.

Which of the following conditions would NOT be considered a valid reason for the diesel engine to operate in the area indicated by letter "B" shown in the illustration?

a)

Operating the vessel in shallow water

b)

Operating the vessel against high winds and current

c)

Operating with minimal hull drag and under light draft

d)

Operating with a fouled or damaged propeller

47.

Line "P" in the illustration is called the __________.

a)

exponential line

b)

line of maximum horsepower

c)

line of maximum speed

d)

propeller curve

48.

Starting a large propulsion diesel engine using diesel fuel during cold weather conditions can be made easier by __________.

a)

increasing the quantity of starting air

b)

increasing the lube oil pressure

c)

heating the engine fuel supply

d)

heating the engine jacket water

49.

In a turbocharger, inlet air velocity is increased in the __________.

a)

inlet nozzle ring

b)

stationary diffuser passages

c)

compressor outlet volute

d)

rotating impeller vanes

50.

Which of the following conditions would be the most probable cause for the 'low oil temperature after preheater' LED indicators, as shown in the illustration, to be illuminated?

a)

Steam trap bypass valve leaking.

b)

Incorrect steam control valve setting.

c)

Too high a temperature in settling tank.

d)

Too low a temperature in day tank.