Group # 2 MEEC-57109 ( Continuation of engine system.

Air starting and Lubrication)

Members:

1. E/C Tampil, Roche G.

2. E/C Rodriguez, John Justin S.

3. E/C Subingsubing, Roy D.

4. E/C Siarza,Niño

5. E/C Rodriguez, Adrianne Rexvince A.

6. E/C Montolo, Jayson B.

7. E/C Sayson,Racky Aisle Y

8. E/C Suello Euel

9. E/C PARAISO, WILVINE JHAY

10. E/C SOLON JAMES TROY P.

11. E/C Rodriguez, Kristian Roi

12. E/C VILLACARLOS, GAVIN JIO D

13. E/C Torbeso, Francis C

14. E/C Vallecera Christian L

15. E/C Vilbar, Japheth Miles

16. E/C Siarza, Dexter

17.E/C Nalo, Clarence Clayton

18.E/C Saldo, Clint Adrian

Questionnaires

1 Air distributor housing installed in a fixed position; is operated by the movement of?

A . Camshaft

B. Piston

C. Piston Rod

D. Crankcase
2. The distributor pushrods are in contact with the cam assembly and allow pneumatic air signal ( ___ )
to pass

A. Pilot Air

B. Exhaust Air

C. Compressed Air

D. Condense Air

3. The starting air pressure is generally of the same range for both the main propulsion engines and the
auxiliary engines is between ______________ bars

A. 25-42 Bars

B. 20-40 Bars

C. 20-50 Bars

D. 30-80 Bars

4. It is in the _______stroke that the starting air valves are opened to provide a positive torque to the
engine

A. Expansion

B. Intake

C. Power

D. Exhaust

5. In ___________ engines, the exhaust valves are open for a similar phase when the piston passes the
top dead centre and closes before the exhaust valve opens in the expansion stroke.

A. 4 Stroke

B. 2 stroke

C. Diesel

D. Auxillary

6. For 2 stroke engines the starting air valve is open approximately _____ degrees before TDC (this is
actually provided for the valve to open fully when the piston passes the TDC)

A. 20

B. 10

C. 40

D. 5
7. In a pulse turbocharged 2 stroke engine, the maximum starting air angle is of ______Degrees.

A. 50

B. 115

C.100

D. 85

8. For 4 stroke engines, the starting air valve begins to open 4 degrees before TDC and begins to close
___ degrees after TDC

A. 115

B. 130

C. 85

D 90

9. There should be a minimum overlap of 15 degrees provided and the ideal condition should be
between ____ degrees and ____degrees.

A.80-115

B.20-90

C.30-70

D.100-115

10. For a 4 cylinder 2 stroke engine the firing interval is ____ degrees (360/4) and if the starting air
period

A.80

B.90

C.120

D.50

11.The leakage of starting air valves is indicated by the _________of line between the starting air valve
and the starting air manifold,

A. Clogging

B. Low Temperature

C. Overheating

D. Combustion
12. The leakage of air can be checked from the __________ of the corresponding unit. This will indicate
the starting air valve which is leaking for a particular unit

A. Manifold

B. DCV

C. Indicator Cocks

D. Crankcase

13. If during maneuvering, the starting air is not inducted for 30 minutes, while the engine is on wheel
house control, then there’s an automatic activation of the slow turning mode in which the engine is
turned very slowly for at _______rpm and the air is restricted by a slow turning valve.

A 50

B 15

C. 8-10

D. 5

14. _______are the blocking devices which ensure that the engine is started or reversed only when
some conditions are fulfilled or satisfied.

A. Filter

B Indicator Cocks

C. Interlocks

D. Strainer

15. __________interlock is another important thing that prevents the admission of starting air to the
engine cylinders when the turning gear is engaged. If the starting air is admitted with the turning gear
engaged, then the turning gear along with the motor will fly off puncturing the bulkhead.

A. Electrical

B. Mechanical

C. Turning gear

D. Pnuematic

16._____________ is essential for any kind of machinery onboard ships

A. Watchkeeping

B. Scavenging

C. Maintenance

D. Lubrication
17. In this type of lubrication, the oil forms a continuous oil film of adequate thickness between the
moving surfaces.

A. Pneumatic Lubrication

B. Electronic Lubrication

C. Hydrostatic Lubrication

D. Hydrodynamic Lubrication

18. Where oil film cannot be formed due to the motion of moving parts, the oil pressure has to be
supplied externally. Such type of lubrication is known as

A. Pneumatic Lubrication

B. Electronic Lubrication

C. Hydrodynamic Lubrication

D. Hydrostatic Lubrication

19. In this type, there is a thin film between two rubbing surfaces, which might have a surface contact

A. Hydrostatic Lubrication

B. Hydrodynamic Lubrication

C. Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication

D Boundary Lubrication.

20.In this type of lubrication, the lubricating film thickness considerably changes with elastic
deformation of surfaces. This is seen in-line or at the point of contact between rolling or sliding surfaces,
for example, rolling contact bearings and meshing gear teeth.

A. Hydrostatic Lubrication

B. Hydrodynamic Lubrication

C. Boundary Lubrication

D. Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication