Ss Engineering Systems

Front 1

Primary Purpose of PRIMARY PLANT

Back 1

Produce Energy

Front 2

Primary Plant Components (1)

Back 2

Nuclear Reactor

Front 3

Produces heat by the splitting of atoms

Back 3

Fission

Front 4

What heats the primary coolant to above boiling temperatures

Back 4

Nuclear reactor

Front 5

How many shields does the reactor have

Back 5

2

Front 6

Purpose of shield

Back 6

to reduce radiation level

Front 7

Tank of water surrounding the reactor

Back 7

Primary shield

Front 8

Bulkhead of the reactor compartment is lined with lead

Back 8

Secondary shields

Front 9

Pumps primary coolant through the system

Back 9

Reactor Coolant Pump

Front 10

Pressurizes the coolant to prevent boiling, heaters raise system pressure, spray nozzles lower system pressure

Back 10

Pressurizer

Front 11

Generates the steam that is used in the secondary system

Back 11

Steam Generators

Front 12

Isolates the reactor in case of a leak to ensure the reactor remains covered with water

Back 12

Reactor Coolant Loop Isolation Valves

Front 13

Controls the primary plant

Back 13

Reactor Plant Control Panel

Front 14

Uses steam from the steam generator to produce electricity and propulsion

Back 14

Secondary Plant Purpose

Front 15

Components Secondary Plant (2)

Back 15

Main Steam Cutout Valve, Ships Service Turbine Generator

Front 16

Isolates the steam generator from the engine room in case of major steam leak

Back 16

Main Steam Cutout valve

Front 17

Converts steam to AC power

Back 17

Ships Service Turbine Generator

Front 18

Known as the Main engine, Converts steam into mechanical power

Back 18

Propulsion turbine

Front 19

Main Seawater runs through U-Tunes which the steam passes over, condensing the steam back into water

Back 19

Main Condenser

Front 20

Collects condensate and provide a reservoir for the condensate pump

Back 20

Hotwell

Front 21

Pumps Condensate to the main feed pump

Back 21

Main Condensate Pump

Front 22

Provides high pressure feed water to the steam generator

Back 22

Main Feed Pump

Front 23

Has hand wheels that control the throttle valves. Controls the ships propulsion system

Back 23

Steam Plant Control Panel

Front 24

Moves the ship through the water (name of system)

Back 24

Propulsion System

Front 25

Propulsion system Components (2)

Back 25

Reduction Gears, Thrust Bearings

Front 26

Converts the high speed of the main engines to slow speed of he shaft and screw

Back 26

Reduction Gears

Front 27

Transfers the thrust of the screw to the hull of the ship

Back 27

Thrust Bearing

Front 28

Seals around the shaft to keep the water out of the ship

Back 28

Shaft Seals

Front 29

Produces thrust to propel the ship through the water (not system)

Back 29

Screw

Front 30

Provides and alternate means of power

Back 30

Emergency Propulsion Motor (EPM)

Front 31

Engages and disengages EPM from the reduction gears

Back 31

Clutch

Front 32

Known as "outboard", asst in maneuvering the ship in tight areas, ER means of propulsion

Back 32

Secondary Propulsion Motor

Front 33

Generate, Store and distribute electricity for the ships use

Back 33

Purpose of Electrical System

Front 34

How Many Major Buses are on the Electrical System

Back 34

2, Vital Bus, Non-Vital Bus

Front 35

Vital for ships operation/survival

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Vital Bus

Front 36

Nonessential Loads

Back 36

Non-Vital Bus

Front 37

Converts steam to AC power

Back 37

Ships Service Turbine Generators

Front 38

Converts AC to DC & DC to AC. Normal source of DC power. ER Source of AC

Back 38

Ships Service Motor Generator

Front 39

Alternate source of AC Power

Back 39

Diesel Generator

Front 40

Emergency Source of DC Power

Back 40

Main Storage battery

Front 41

Controls and monitors the electrical systems, located in maneuvering

Back 41

Electrical Plan Control Panel