The document provides emergency steering procedures and operations for a ship. It outlines several steps: 1) Start the emergency steering pump. 2) Switch the mode knob to hand operation. 3) Change the steering system from the primary to the backup. 4) Communicate the change to the steering gear room. Additional details are provided on ensuring emergency communications are available, switching the steering motor power supply, removing a safety pin for manual operation, and using a helms wheel connected to rudder rams to control steering upon loss of normal power.
The document provides emergency steering procedures and operations for a ship. It outlines several steps: 1) Start the emergency steering pump. 2) Switch the mode knob to hand operation. 3) Change the steering system from the primary to the backup. 4) Communicate the change to the steering gear room. Additional details are provided on ensuring emergency communications are available, switching the steering motor power supply, removing a safety pin for manual operation, and using a helms wheel connected to rudder rams to control steering upon loss of normal power.
The document provides emergency steering procedures and operations for a ship. It outlines several steps: 1) Start the emergency steering pump. 2) Switch the mode knob to hand operation. 3) Change the steering system from the primary to the backup. 4) Communicate the change to the steering gear room. Additional details are provided on ensuring emergency communications are available, switching the steering motor power supply, removing a safety pin for manual operation, and using a helms wheel connected to rudder rams to control steering upon loss of normal power.
The document provides emergency steering procedures and operations for a ship. It outlines several steps: 1) Start the emergency steering pump. 2) Switch the mode knob to hand operation. 3) Change the steering system from the primary to the backup. 4) Communicate the change to the steering gear room. Additional details are provided on ensuring emergency communications are available, switching the steering motor power supply, removing a safety pin for manual operation, and using a helms wheel connected to rudder rams to control steering upon loss of normal power.
Step 1 Switch knob to hand Step 2 Change System System 1 to system 2 Follow up FU to Non follow up NFU
Emergency Steering Procedure
1) START “NO. STEERING GEAR PUMP”. 2) TURN “MODE KNOB TO HAND”. 3) TURN THE “SYSTEM IN OF POSITION”. 4) COMMUNICATE TO STEERING GEAR ROOM.
Emergency Steering Operation Procedures
•The emergency steering technique and diagram should be presented in the steering gear room and bridge. •Even in an emergency, we are unable to move the large rudder manually or by any other means, which is why a hydraulic motor is supplied directly from the emergency generator via the emergency switch board (SOLAS regulation). Additionally, it should be shown in the driver's cabin. •Assure that emergency communications are clear via VHF or the ship's telephone system. •Normally, a switch is provided in the steering gear's power supply panel for the tele motor; deactivate the switch. •Alternate the mode of operation by selecting the switch for the emergency power- supplied motor. •The manual operation helms wheel, a safety pin ensures that the manual operation is always in cut-off mode during normal operation. Take out that pin. •With the aid of a rudder angle indication, a helms wheel is provided for controlling the flow of oil to the rams. The wheel can be spun clockwise or counterclockwise to travel port or starboard, or vice versa. •If there is a power breakdown, the rudder angle is received from the bridge using a sound power telephone. Turn the wheel immediately upon receiving the orders and check the rudder angle indicator