1-45.
Which of the following persons is
responsible for reviewing and signing the
Engineering Log each day to indicate that
all entries are complete and accurate?
1.
Petty officer of the watch
2.
CPO with the day's duty
3.
Engineer officer
4.
Main propulsion officer
Question 1-46 is to be judged True
or False.
1-46.
Neither the petty officer of the watch,
the CPO who wrote the log, nor the
engineer officer may, without first
obtaining permission, enter changes or
additions to the Engineering Log after it
has been signed by the commanding
officer.
1-47.
A new series of page numbers added to the
Engineering Log are used starting with
the first day of each
1-51.
If the bridge signals ahead 1/3 on the
engine order telegraph and ahead 35 on
the engine revolution telegraph, what
entry should the throttleman make in (a)
column 2 and (b) column 3 of the
Engineer's Bell Book?
1.
(a) Column 2: blank;(b) column 3: 35
2.
(a) Column 2: I; (b) column 3: blank
3.
(a) Column 2: I; (b) column 3: 35
4.
(a) Column 2: 1/3; (b) column 3: 35
Questions 1-52 through 1-54 are to be
judged True or False.
1-52.
Ships with controllable reversible pitch
propellers must record in the Engineer's
Bell Book any signaled speed changes by
noting the shaft counter readings.
1-53.
The engine miles underway are calculated
from the counter readings taken each hour
on the hour recorded in column 4 of the
Engineer's Bell Book.
1.
month
1-54.
Before being relieved of the watch, the
2.
quarter
throttleman of the machinery spaces
3.
fiscal year
should initial the Engineer's Bell Book
4.
calendar year
on the line following the last entry.
1-48.
A ship's Engineer's Bell Book
legal record concerning the
provides a
1.
operating efficiency and general
performance of the ship's engineering
plant
2.
time of any change in movement of the
ship's propellers
3.
operating efficiency of the ship's
engineering plant only
4.
general performance of the ship's
engineering plant only
1-49.
Who normally makes entries in the
Engineer's Bell Book while the ship is
steaming at sea?
1-55.
By whom and under what conditions is the
Engineer's Bell Book maintained on a ship
equipped with controllable reversible
pitch propellers and with engines that
are directly controlled either by the
engineroom or from the bridge?
1.
By bridge personnel at all times
2.
By engineroom personnel at all times
3.
By bridge personnel when engines are
directly controlled from the bridge
and by engineroom personnel at all
other times
4.
By engineroom personnel when engines
are directly controlled from the
bridge and by bridge personnel at all
other times
1.
The messenger
2.
The throttleman
1-56.
3.
The CPO on duty
4.
The EOOW
1-50.
While a ship is entering port, entries in
the Engineer's Bell Book may be made by
the
1.
throttleman's assistant
2.
engineer officer
3.
throttleman
4.
engineering officer of the watch
Assume that a ship is equipped with
controllable reversible pitch propellers
and the movement of the propellers is in
bridge control.
Before going off watch,
who signs the Engineer's Bell Book on the
line following the last entry?
1.
Quartermaster of the watch
2.
Officer of the deck
3.
Executive officer
4.
Commanding officer
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