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Electrical Inspection
The Vessel has a new Vsat unit installed; the old unit has not
been removed because one of the switches being used by the
new Vsat is powered through the old Unit.
All cables for the antenna have been disconnected; the only
wires left are power, and a few old network cables.
The antenna cables, and Network cables to the new Vsat, needs to be correctly
marked, to insure they are identifiable in the future. At the moment they are marked
with writing on the cables.
cupboard in front of
Technician:
Christoffersen
TheTore
Inmarsat
LRIT has logon issues, and is because
Date: 20-03-2014
of this issue at current date not being used.
I recommend thats this be look into in order to
have the system up and running again.
Technician:
Christoffersen
TheTore
putty
sealing the the JB C-JB-C
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in the hallway on the captains
deck has come loose and need to
be closed up again.
Technician:
Torewas
Christoffersen
There
a loop failure for the
Date: 20-03-2014
lube oil inlet to EXH. V/V actuator
LP. gage.
This was discovered to be a
defective card in the unit.
The card was replaced with a
spare card on an unused channel
before leaving Corpus Christi. I
recommend the have a couple of spare cards onboard the vessel.
Though the was still an issue with the pressure gage itself, a new gage new to be
ordered to replace the defective on.
At the moment the shaft generator is not operational, the chief engineer believes it to
be the clutch to the shaft, based on the opinion of a service technician for the shaft
generator that attended the issue some time ago.
I would recommend further investigation into this, when it is possible.
Technician:
Toreloose
Christoffersen
Three
cables were found in the DG2 switch board, these
Date: 20-03-2014
cables are not connected in one end, but they are in the other.
They are only running with the DG2 switch board and can be
easily disconnected, as they should.
Technician:
Tore Christoffersen
I discovered
a terminal
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block In the ECC where
the terminals are coming
of the DIN rail. These
should be re fitted.
But it would be wise not
to do tis whilst the vessel
is in voyage, I case of
loose connections.
It would be prudent to tighten the terminals after re fitting the terminals.
Technician:
Tore Christoffersen
A jumper
has been
Date: 20-03-2014
found in the
incinerator control
panel, between the
terminals D3 and D4.
The reason for this
jumper needs to be
further investigated.
I discovered three
wires which are
disconnected in a
junction box for the
cargo monitoring
system.
Seeing as this
system is crucial for
the vessel I highly
recommend this to be looked in to as soon as possible.
In the solenoid V/V cabinet for the v/v remote control
system a none fixated terminal was found, I suspect
this was done because of a defective terminal. The
terminal should be replaced in order to correctly
reconnect the wires.
The 400VA 440 to 20 V transformer for the control circuit of the cargo cooling/ballast
pump, is in very poor condition and needs to be replaced with a new one
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Technician:
Tore Christoffersen
Several
poor
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connections have
been found in the
purifier control panels.
None fixated terminals
have been used to
complete some
circuits.
Either the wires
should be changed in
order to complete
the circuits correctly;
else wise the wires
should be connected
in fixated terminal to
secure against loose
connections.
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Technician:
Christoffersen
TheTore
motor
cable for
Date: 20-03-2014
main SW pump no 1,
and ME L/O pump no
1 needs a couple of
cable ties to secure
the cable and protect
the cable from
damage due to
vibration.
A suspicious
connection has
been found in the
bosun store.
This needs further
investigation, and
removed or
rectified using
correct
workmanship.
In the steering gear room fan starter panel, I discovered at cable which was not
connected.
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Technician:
Tore Christoffersen
It seems
to have
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been used as a
supply for the
lights above the
starter panel, or
the other way
around.
The cable needs
to be removed,
to discourage any one from powering the
equipment in a wrong fashion.
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Technician:
Torewear
Christoffersen
Small
on
Date: 20-03-2014
insulation of the power
cables was found in
the em generator.
The cables have
gotten e few cables to
prevent vibration, and
some rubber has been
laid in to protect the
cables.
The wiring and the
rest of the generator
seem all in all to be in
ok condition.
Some wear and tear
and corrosion is to be
fund.
The wiring on D/G 1, 2 and 3 is in a very poor condition. None fixated terminals are
found several places on each generator.
None fixated
terminal do not
belong on a
generator and will
be in high risk of
loose connection.
Several of the wires
on the also show to
be in very poor
insulation condition, and other places the wires seem
to be on the edge of breaking.
It should be very much considered to change the
wiring on the generator, to insure running stability.
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Technician:
Christoffersen
TheTore
power
cables
Date: 20-03-2014
from D/G 2 have
insulation issues.
The vibration of
the generator has
been rubbing the
wires against each
other.
I have lain in
some rubber between the cables to prevent it from
getting any worse. This issue should be attended,
and the cables should be repaired before it gets
any worse.
Other than above mentioned issues D/G 2 seems
to be in good condition.
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Technician:
ToreofChristoffersen
Some
the flange for the D/G 3 connection box
Date: 20-03-2014
has been cut away; this leaves a gap at the length
of the box.
This should be repaired for safety reason, as dirt
and on knowing hands can gain access to the
connections inside through the gap.
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Technician:
Christoffersen
TheTore
connection
box for
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and the wires inside, are
in good condition on the
shaft generator.
Also the space heater is
working fine.
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On deck there
are 6 level
switches for
tanks.
The cables for
these switches
have been known
be damaged be
the waves
crashing on deck.
I would propose, that a box be fitted the length of the cable to protect it against the
waves. Though it should still be removable, in order to gain access to the tank, the
switch and the cable if need be.
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On deck the condition of the electrical equipment and installation was good.
All the cargo level alarms have been tested and found working.
The chief officer has informed me that they have issues with the stb side flood light
illuminating the deck; they have to change the light bulb very often. I suspect it is due
to vibrations, this light is shaking more than the others and I recommend extra
measures be taken to secure it.
While examining the floodlights I have not been able to find ex marking on the lamp,
maker is Mercury and the type is PF40M. On their website I have found newer models,
where they say the can be placed in industrial and chemical areas but I havent found
any type approval. This needs to be further investigated.
At the PS and STBS cargo manifolds there are a warning light, the cables for this light
is not correctly secured and needs to be fastened with some cable ties.
At the forward vapor sample station theres is a penetration which is showing some
cracks, nothing serious yet, but I advise keeping an eye on the penetration.
In the compressor room at in the forepeak there are two JB, which have two unused
glands each. These glands have to be replaced with blinders to uphold the IP class of
the JB.
The vessel has also had a lot of issues with the 4 fuel oil level switches; the position of
the installation makes the installation woundable to the waves.
A way of protecting the cable and connection needs to be implemented.
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Technician:
Tore
Christoffersen
Chief
Engineers
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