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Engine Failure Leads To Fire Aboard Offshore Supply Vessel
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Engine Failure Leads To Fire Aboard Offshore Supply Vessel

The National Transportation Safety Board issued Marine Accident Brief 21/26 Wednesday, detailing its investigation of the diesel generator engine failure and subsequent fire aboard offshore supply vessel Ocean Intervention on Dec. 19, 2020, near Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Crankcase Explosion
Marine Safety

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Crankcase Explosion

Crankcase explosions are one of the most dangerous explosions on board a ship. Know everything you ever wanted to know about crankcase explosion inside the article.

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10 Extremely Dangerous Engine Room Accidents On Ships
Marine Safety

10 Extremely Dangerous Engine Room Accidents On Ships

A ship’s engine room is a highly accidental prone area because of several machinery and electrical systems running simultaneously. Learn about ten of the most dangerous engine room accidents that has caused severe damage in the past to the ship’s property and its crew.

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10 Points Marine Engineers Must Consider Before Handing Over Watch at Port
Marine Safety

10 Points Marine Engineers Must Consider Before Handing Over Watch at Port

Marine engineers need to consider a number of things while handling over engine room watch to the relieving engineer when the ship is at port. Learn about ten such important points inside the article.

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Hazards of Working in Extreme Heat on Ships
Marine Safety

Hazards of Working in Extreme Heat on Ships

Heat sickness can frequently occur onboard ships due to the extreme temperature and high humidity conditions in which seafarers often work. Learn about the hazards of working in extreme heat.

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Over Speed Trip in Diesel Engines & Types of Over Speed Trips
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Over Speed Trip in Diesel Engines & Types of Over Speed Trips

An over speed trip protects the diesel engine from sudden rise in acceleration of the engine and thus protects it from any damage. The article explains the types of over speed trips.

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Procedure for Starting Emergency Steering System
Ship Generator

Procedure for Starting Emergency Steering System

An emergency steering system is used to guide the ship in case of the failure of the main steering system. In this article we will learn about the procedure for starting emergency steering system.

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What to Do in Case of Purifier Room Fire?
Marine Safety

What to Do in Case of Purifier Room Fire?

A purifier room is one of the most probable places in the engine room of the ship to catch fire. Find out more about the purifier room fire in the article inside.

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Can Reverse Thinking Help Marine Engineers Troubleshoot Machinery Problems Onboard Ships?
Marine Safety

Can Reverse Thinking Help Marine Engineers Troubleshoot Machinery Problems Onboard Ships?

Reverse thinking is an alternative procedure for finding solutions to problems on board ships. Can this unique approach help marine engineers troubleshoot machinery? Read inside the article to know more.

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