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Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri is a Marine Chief Engineer (Class I Unlimited Power). He has 12 years of experience as Marine Engineer. He is currently working with Dynacom Tankers Ltd on their Bulk Carriers division and has served in past with Wallems Ship Mgmt on Car Carriers and PCTC’s, MSC Ship Mgmt on Containers, Univan Ship Mgmt on RoRo’s and Five Stars Shipping on Bulkers and SNP Ship Mgmt on General Cargo at various designations.

Energy Conservation in Boilers and Making an Audit Report

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Boiler | Last Updated on February 6, 2020

Find out various opportunities for energy conservation in a marine boiler on board ship. Also, learn how to make a final boiler audit report.

Slow Steaming of Ships: Checks and Precautions

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Main Engine | Last Updated on November 5, 2020

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Find out about the important checks and precautions that are to be carried out for efficient slow steaming procedure of ships.

Energy Audit on Ships: Audit of Marine Boiler

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Boiler | Last Updated on January 31, 2020

One of the major and important machinery on the ship, a marine boiler comes under special emphasis in an energy audit due to many well marked and potential energy saving areas.

Slow Steaming of Ships: Optimization of Ship’s Main Engine

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Main Engine | Last Updated on August 21, 2020

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In order to perform slow steaming of ships, proper optimization of ship’s engine is required in order to prevent any kind of damages to the engine. Find out more about optimization of engines in the article inside.

A Guide to Welding Electrodes on Ships – Part 2

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Marine Electrical | Last Updated on October 13, 2019

This is the second article of the series A Guide to Welding Electrodes on Ships. Learn about the different types electrode nomenclature and classification in this article. This is a must-read guide for all mariners.

How to Use Main Engine Performance Curve for Economical Fuel Consumption on Ships?

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Main Engine | Last Updated on November 13, 2020

The main engine of the ship has to perform satisfactorily and give the rated power at the rated RPM within narrow but allowable limits of temperature and pressure with correct specific fuel oil consumption. Find out how Main Engine Performance Curves are used for Economical Fuel Consumption on Ships.

How to Test Ship’s Main Engine for Slow Steaming?

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Main Engine | Last Updated on November 21, 2019

As shipping companies around the world are opting for slow steaming to save fuel costs at available opportunities, an experienced chief engineer finds explains how the ship’s main engine can be tested for slow steaming.

How to Identify Metals in Engine Room? – Observation and Spark Test

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Guidelines | Last Updated on April 9, 2020

Engine room is full of machinery and pipelines that are made of different metals and alloys. Before repair and fabrication is done, it is imperative that the metal be identified so that successful repair is possible.

Pipes and Bends: An Essential Guide for Second Engineers – Part 4

By Chief Engineer Mohit Sanguri | In: Marine Technology | Last Updated on January 23, 2020

Pipes and Bends An Essential Guide for Second Engineers

This article is a continuation of the series of articles which explains piping engineering as practically required on ships. The article discusses various types of pipe fittings used on board ships.

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