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Tag: #watertightbulkheads

  • EK Naval Jul 2021 (Q13)

    EK Naval Jul 2021 (Q13)

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    With reference to watertight doors: (a) Explain the factors that affect the number and size compatible with the proper working of the ship (3) (b) Explain the operating requirements of watertight doors before the weather deck (3) (c) Outline the potential hazards when passing through power operated watertight doors stating how these are overcome (4)…

  • EK Naval Dec 2020 (Q12)

    EK Naval Dec 2020 (Q12)

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    (a) Explain the system of classification for access doors passing through watertight bulkheads of a vessel. (3) (b) State THREE circumstances under which all watertight doors must be closed when situations are defined as potentially hazardous. (3) (c) Explain the safety features built into the watertight door operating system to enhance safety to personnel. (4)…

  • EK Naval Oct 2019 (Q13)

    EK Naval Oct 2019 (Q13)

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    (a) State FOUR reasons for transverse watertight bulkheads in ship construction. (4) (b) State the minimum number of transverse watertight bulkheads and their location. (4) (c) Describe how watertight bulkheads are tested. (2) Oct 2019 (Q13)

  • EK Naval Jul 2017 (Q14)

    EK Naval Jul 2017 (Q14)

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    (a) Explain the system of classification for access doors passing through watertight bulkhead of a vessel (3) (b) State THREE circumstances under which all watertight doors must be closed when situations are defined as potentially hazardous (3) (c) Explain the safety features built into the watertight door operating system to enhance safety to personnel. (4)…