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Good to hear that you find the origin of this issue!
Robert Singh..
Here is a copy of how speed (RPM) is monitored in a Nuclear Plant:
" When the engine achieves 125 rpm, the LSR relay is picked up. When the engine achieves 800 rpm (900 rpm rated speed), and the HSR relay is picked up along with the TD3 relay (a time delayed relay set for 7 seconds). The electronic speed switch is connected to a signal generator mounted on the engine that feeds in a signal of the engine’s speed (RPM). Many of the speed switches also have a tachometer output to a meter on the engine gauge panel or in the control room so that the operator can monitor the engine’s speed."
Now you know how important the
Here is a copy of how speed (RPM) is monitored in a Nuclear Plant:
" When the engine achieves 125 rpm, the LSR relay is picked up. When the engine achieves 800 rpm (900 rpm rated speed), and the HSR relay is picked up along with the TD3 relay (a time delayed relay set for 7 seconds). The electronic speed switch is connected to a signal generator mounted on the engine that feeds in a signal of the engine’s speed (RPM). Many of the speed switches also have a tachometer output to a meter on the engine gauge panel or in the control room so that the operator can monitor the engine’s speed."
Now you know how important the
Yes sir
I do agree with above mentioned
Anyhow, thank you so much for precious time you had given me to find out the actual cause.
I shall write again in case if I face any other scenario in near future
My apologies for the delayed response
But please consider too that on board ship internet connectivity is not as good as shore
I do agree with above mentioned
Anyhow, thank you so much for precious time you had given me to find out the actual cause.
I shall write again in case if I face any other scenario in near future
My apologies for the delayed response
But please consider too that on board ship internet connectivity is not as good as shore
Rohit... (Excuse my informality)
Having worked on a cruise ship for about a year, I know how busy the crew is. So take as much time as you need.
The info I need to close my Project File are the PF Nameplate Rating of the 2 Generators, not the "Indicated" ones!
In closing, if you ever find yourself in a Flooridian Port (it's how displaced New Yawkers living in Florida pronounce it)
contact me !
And remember "Red sky at night, sailors delight. Red in the morn sailors be warned!
Stay well, and protected, especially at sea!
Phil Corso (561-289-7688, [email protected])
Having worked on a cruise ship for about a year, I know how busy the crew is. So take as much time as you need.
The info I need to close my Project File are the PF Nameplate Rating of the 2 Generators, not the "Indicated" ones!
In closing, if you ever find yourself in a Flooridian Port (it's how displaced New Yawkers living in Florida pronounce it)
contact me !
And remember "Red sky at night, sailors delight. Red in the morn sailors be warned!
Stay well, and protected, especially at sea!
Phil Corso (561-289-7688, [email protected])
