The Sun Princess has 42 hydraulically operated watertight doors and 19 watertight compartments. If there is no power to a watertight door, it can be operated locally by a manual pump.
The Sun Princess has 42 hydraulically operated watertight doors and 19 watertight compartments. If there is no power to a watertight door, it can be operated locally by a manual pump.
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The Sun Princess has 42 hydraulically operated watertight doors and 19 watertight compartments. If there is no power to a watertight door, it can be operated locally by a manual pump.
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At sea there are many emergency signals, including
in following part: 1- Flag signalling 2- Flashing light signalling 3- Sound signalling 4- Voice over a loud hailer 5- Radiotelegraphy 6- Radiotelephony 7- Morse signalling by hands-flags or arms The signals used for indicate a distress are: A signal by radiotelegraphy consist of group …---… (SOS); A gun or other explosive signal fired at intervals of about a minute; In the The International Code Signal of distress indicated by the letter N.C. “november and charlie” (I am in distress and require immediate assistence); A signal by radiotelephony consisting of word “mayday”; Signals trasmitted by emergency positioning- indicating radio bacons; A smoke signal giving off orange-coloured smoke; Approved signals trasmitted by radiocomunication systems,including survaival craft radar trasponders; A continuos sounding with any fog-signalling apparatus; Rockets or shells, throwing red stars fired one at a time at short intervals; The signal for flags, radiotelegraphy and radiotelephony is: CQ: general call to all station. Watertight doors On the Sun Princess has 42 hydraulically operated watertight doors and 19 watertight compartments. The watertight doors are on: 1- Deck 1 ( 14 watertight doors) 2- Deck 2 (10 watertight doors) 3- Deck 3 (18 watertight doors) Watertight doors are divided in 3 types indicated by the letter on the door: 1- Type A (doors which may be open in normal condition ). 2- Type B ( doors which should be closed, open only for working in this zone but only the authorised person, in normal condition). 3- Type C (doors which should be never be left open, they may be open only for emergency). This watertight doors is possible open and close under power, or by manual pump. If there is no power to a watertight door, it can be operated locally by a manual pump, and is possible open and close the watertight door in emergency only 3 time with the manual pump, after this the door rimain block. If the manual pump is broken and the watertight door not possible open or close there are the emergency “watertight doors station” where is possible open or close the watertight doors by the manual pump. The control of the watertight doors have the bridge and possible open or close all doors, in the bridge safety center. Signalling flags H: I am pilot on board(bianca e rossa) O: Man overboard(gialla e rossa) Q: My vessel is “healthy” and I requisit free pratique.(gialla) Y: I am dragging my anchor(strisce gialle e rosse) V: I require medical assistance(bianca cn 2 strisce rosse)