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tions of Processes Used in Fabrication and Repair in the Maritime Industry":

## Slide 1: Introduction (Time: 0:00 - 0:05)

- Title: Characteristics and Limitations of Processes Used in Fabrication and Repair in the Mar-
itime Industry
- Subtitle: Overview of Fabrication and Repair Processes

## Section 1: Characteristics of Fabrication Processes (Time: 0:05 - 0:45)

- Slide 2: Cutting and Shaping
- Description of cutting and shaping processes
- Examples of advanced cutting machines
- Slide 3: Welding
- Description of welding processes
- Examples of common welding methods
- Slide 4: Assembly
- Description of assembly processes
- Examples of erection units

## Section 2: Limitations of Fabrication Processes (Time: 0:45 - 1:15)

- Slide 5: Time-consuming Processes
- Description of time-consuming processes
- Examples of manual cutting and welding
- Slide 6: Human Error
- Description of human error
- Examples of design, fabrication, and assembly errors
- Slide 7: Environmental Impact
- Description of environmental impact
- Examples of sustainable practices

## Section 3: Characteristics and Limitations of Repair Processes (Time: 1:15 - 2:00)

- Slide 8: Repair Processes
- Description of repair processes
- Examples of common repair methods
- Slide 9: Challenges in Repair Operations
- Description of challenges in repair operations
- Examples of quality control and regulatory compliance

## Section 4: Modern Advancements (Time: 2:00 - 2:30)

- Slide 10: Digitalization and Industry 4.0
- Description of digitalization and Industry 4.0
- Examples of CAD/CAM systems and automation
- Slide 11: Sustainable Materials and Practices
- Description of sustainable materials and practices
 - Examples of reducing environmental impact

## Conclusion (Time: 2:30 - 3:00)

- Slide 12: Summary
- Summary of key points
- Future directions for the maritime industry

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Competency Marks Question

Topic
No.
Basic Metallurgy, Metals and 8.1 2What is
Processes metallurgy?
Basic Metallurgy, Metals and 8.1 4Explain the
Processes processes
involved in
metallurgy.
Basic Metallurgy, Metals and 8.1 6Describe how
Processes metallurgy
affects the
selection of
marine
materials.
Basic Metallurgy, Metals and 8.1 10Write a detailed
Processes note on
metallurgical
processes and
their relevance
in marine
engineering.
Properties and Uses, Non- 8.1 2List two
Metallic Materials properties of
non-metallic
materials.
Properties and Uses, Non- 8.1 4Describe the
Metallic Materials advantages of
using non-
metallic
materials in
marine
environments.
Properties and Uses, Non- 8.1 6Explain
Metallic Materials different types
of non-metallic
 materials and
their marine
applications.
Properties and Uses, Non- 8.1 10Provide a
Metallic Materials detailed
account of non-
metallic
materials used
in shipbuilding,
including
classifications,
applications,
and limitations.
Heat Treatment of Carbon 8.1 2Define heat
Steels treatment.
Heat Treatment of Carbon 8.1 4What is the
Steels purpose of heat
treating carbon
steels?
Heat Treatment of Carbon 8.1 6Explain the
Steels different types
of heat
treatment for
carbon steels
and their
effects.
Heat Treatment of Carbon 8.1 10Write an essay
Steels on heat
treatment
processes,
including
changes in
properties,
microstructure,
and shipboard
relevance.
Review Properties of 8.1 2Mention two
Materials and Their mechanical
Limitations properties of
materials.
Review Properties of 8.1 4Discuss how
Materials and Their material
Limitations properties
influence
marine
 equipment
design.
Review Properties of 8.1 6Explain
Materials and Their limitations of
Limitations materials and
how they affect
their use in
marine
systems.
Review Properties of 8.1 10Review the
Materials and Their physical,
Limitations mechanical,
and chemical
properties of
materials and
how their
limitations
influence
marine
applications.
Characteristics and 8.2 2Name two
Limitations of Processes fabrication
Used in Fabrication processes used
in shipbuilding.
Characteristics and 8.2 4Explain the
Limitations of Processes limitations of a
Used in Fabrication selected
fabrication
process.
Characteristics and 8.2 6Discuss how
Limitations of Processes characteristics
Used in Fabrication of fabrication
processes
affect marine
component
integrity.
Characteristics and 8.2 10Provide a
Limitations of Processes detailed
Used in Fabrication discussion on
ship fabrication
processes and
their
advantages,
disadvantages,
and safety
 considerations.
Materials Under Load 8.3 2What is the
significance of
stress in a
material under
load?
Materials Under Load 8.3 4Explain how
materials
behave under
tension and
compression.
Materials Under Load 8.3 6Describe the
effects of
loading on
different
marine
materials.
Materials Under Load 8.3Explain how Discuss stress-
vibration can strain behavior,
affect marine failure modes,
machinery. and real-world
examples of
materials under
load on board
ships.
Vibration 8.3 2Define
vibration.
Vibration 8.3 4Explain how
vibration can
affect marine
machinery.
Vibration 8.3 6Discuss the
causes and
effects of
vibration in
ship engines.
Vibration 8.3 10Write a detailed
note on types,
causes, and
mitigation of
vibration in
marine
systems, with
examples.
Self-Secured Joints 8.3 2What is a self-
secured joint?
Self-Secured Joints 8.3 4State two
advantages of
self-secured
joints.
Self-Secured Joints 8.3 6Compare self-
secured joints
with permanent
joints in marine
use.
Self-Secured Joints 8.3 10Provide a
detailed
explanation on
self-secured
joints, types,
and examples
from ship
structures.
Permanent Joints 8.3 2Give two
examples of
permanent
joints used in
ships.
Permanent Joints 8.3 4Explain the use
of permanent
joints in marine
fabrication.
Permanent Joints 8.3 6Describe types
of permanent
joints and their
significance in
shipbuilding.
Permanent Joints 8.3 10Write an essay
on permanent
joints:
techniques,
material
considerations,
and inspection
standards in
the marine
context.
Bonding Plastics 8.3 2Name a
method used to
bond plastics.
Bonding Plastics 8.3 4Briefly describe
a plastic
bonding
technique used
in marine
engineering.
Bonding Plastics 8.3 6Explain the
challenges and
considerations
in bonding
plastics in
marine
environments.
Bonding Plastics 8.3 10Discuss
bonding
methods,
adhesives,
surface
preparation,
and safety
considerations
in plastic
bonding for
shipboard
components.

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✅ Generated Questions (Competency 8.4 to 9.3)

8.4 – Methods for carrying out safe emergency/temporary repairs

• 2 Marks: What is meant by emergency repair?

• 4 Marks: List common temporary repair methods used on ships during
emergencies.
 • 6 Marks: Explain methods for carrying out temporary repairs to pre-
vent flooding on a ship.
• 10 Marks: Describe in detail the procedures and precautions for carry-
ing out emergency repairs to marine machinery during voyage.

8.5 – Safety measures for a safe working environment and tool us-
age

• 2 Marks: Mention two safety measures to follow while using hand

tools.
• 4 Marks: List four precautions to be taken before entering an enclosed
space on board.
• 6 Marks: Explain safe working practices during the overhaul of marine
engines.
• 10 Marks: Discuss safety protocols for shipboard tasks including use
of tools, heavy machinery handling, and enclosed space entry proce-
dures.

8.6 – Use of hand tools, machine tools, and measuring instruments

• 2 Marks: Name two machine tools used in marine workshops.

• 4 Marks: Explain the use of vernier calipers and micrometers on
board.
• 6 Marks: Describe the selection and application of various hand and
measuring tools for shipboard repairs.
• 10 Marks: Write a detailed note on the proper use, maintenance, and
safety of hand tools, machine tools, and measuring instruments on
ships.

8.7 – Use of various types of sealants and packings

• 2 Marks: What is gland packing?

• 4 Marks: List types of sealants used in marine engines and their appli-
cations.
• 6 Marks: Explain the procedure for replacing stuffing box packing in a
centrifugal pump.
• 10 Marks: Describe the types, properties, and marine applications of
different sealants and packings. Include methods of application and
safety.

9.1 – Safety during repair and isolation procedures

 • 2 Marks: Define “machinery isolation” in the context of ship mainte-
nance.
• 4 Marks: List safety precautions taken before starting maintenance of
engine room machinery.
• 6 Marks: Explain the steps for safe isolation of machinery prior to re-
pair work.
• 10 Marks: Discuss comprehensive safety protocols including lock-out/
tag-out procedures and hazard identification before starting mainte-
nance of shipboard machinery.

9.2 – Appropriate basic mechanical knowledge and skills

• 2 Marks: What is torque? Mention its importance in marine mainte-

nance.
• 4 Marks: List four mechanical skills required for marine engineers.
• 6 Marks: Describe the importance of alignment and tolerances in ma-
rine mechanical assemblies.
• 10 Marks: Explain basic mechanical concepts and their practical appli-
cations in shipboard machinery maintenance.

9.3 – Maintenance and repair of various shipboard machinery

I'll break this into sub-topics with examples:

Fastening

• 2 Marks: What is the purpose of torque tightening in fasteners?

• 4 Marks: Describe different types of fastening methods used in ma-
rine engines.
• 6 Marks: Explain the proper method for fastening and torquing cylin-
der head bolts.
• 10 Marks: Discuss types of fasteners, their failure modes, and correct
usage on shipboard machinery.

Centrifugal Pumps

• 2 Marks: State two uses of centrifugal pumps on ships.

• 4 Marks: Explain common causes of centrifugal pump failure.
• 6 Marks: Describe dismantling and reassembling procedures of a cen-
trifugal pump.
• 10 Marks: Write a comprehensive maintenance and troubleshooting
guide for centrifugal pumps on ships.
Reciprocating Pumps

• 2 Marks: Define a reciprocating pump.

• 4 Marks: Compare centrifugal and reciprocating pumps.
• 6 Marks: Describe the overhaul procedure of a reciprocating bilge
pump.
• 10 Marks: Explain reciprocating pump construction, operation, main-
tenance, and shipboard application.

Screw and Gear Pumps

• 2 Marks: What is the primary function of screw pumps on ships?

• 4 Marks: State the differences between screw and gear pumps.
• 6 Marks: Explain dismantling and inspection of a screw pump.
• 10 Marks: Describe the maintenance and repair procedure for screw
and gear pumps used in lube oil systems.

Valves

• 2 Marks: List two types of valves used in marine systems.

• 4 Marks: Explain the difference between gate and globe valves.
• 6 Marks: Describe the procedure to lap a valve seat.
• 10 Marks: Write detailed maintenance procedures for marine valves,
including overhaul and testing.

Air Compressors

• 2 Marks: What is the use of an air compressor on ships?

• 4 Marks: Explain how moisture is removed from compressed air.
• 6 Marks: Describe dismantling, inspection, and reassembly of an air
compressor.
• 10 Marks: Explain types of marine air compressors, maintenance
practices, safety, and troubleshooting.

Heat Exchangers

• 2 Marks: Name two types of heat exchangers used on ships.

• 4 Marks: Explain fouling and its effect on heat exchanger perfor-
mance.
• 6 Marks: Describe cleaning procedures for shell-and-tube heat ex-
changers.
 • 10 Marks: Write in detail about different marine heat exchangers,
their construction, failure modes, and maintenance.

Diesel Engine

• 2 Marks: Mention two maintenance checks for marine diesel engines.

• 4 Marks: List common causes of high exhaust temperature in one
cylinder.
• 6 Marks: Describe the procedure to measure piston ring clearance.
• 10 Marks: Explain overhaul procedures for marine diesel engines, in-
cluding safety precautions, inspections, and measurements.

Turbocharger

• 2 Marks: What is surging in a turbocharger?

• 4 Marks: List maintenance checks for turbochargers.
• 6 Marks: Explain dismantling and inspection of a turbocharger rotor.
• 10 Marks: Describe construction, operation, maintenance, and typical
failures of marine turbochargers.

Boiler

• 2 Marks: What is boiler blowdown?

• 4 Marks: List safety devices fitted on marine boilers.
• 6 Marks: Explain procedure for boiler water testing and treatment.
• 10 Marks: Write a detailed note on marine auxiliary boiler mainte-
nance, common defects, and safety checks.

Propulsion Shafting

• 2 Marks: Define stern tube.

• 4 Marks: Explain misalignment problems in propulsion shafting.
• 6 Marks: Describe bearing clearances and checks during shaft align-
ment.
• 10 Marks: Discuss maintenance procedures and critical checks for
propulsion shafting systems.

Refrigeration Maintenance

• 2 Marks: State the purpose of refrigerant oil.

• 4 Marks: Explain leak testing in refrigeration systems.
 • 6 Marks: Describe procedure for charging refrigerant in a marine
plant.
• 10 Marks: Write a comprehensive maintenance guide for marine re-
frigeration systems including fault-finding and compressor servicing.

Oils, Fuels and Lubrication

• 2 Marks: What is TBN in lubricating oils?

• 4 Marks: Explain contamination issues in lube oil systems.
• 6 Marks: Describe testing and monitoring of lube oil on board ships.
• 10 Marks: Discuss the role of lubricants, storage, testing, filtration,
and common problems in shipboard fuel and lube oil systems.

Deck Machinery

• 2 Marks: Name one type of windlass used on ships.

• 4 Marks: Explain brake testing of mooring winches.
• 6 Marks: Describe inspection and maintenance of windlass systems.
• 10 Marks: Write detailed procedures for preventive maintenance of
deck machinery including winches, windlass, and cranes.

MARINE AUX MACHINERY CLASS TEST GME1 23MAY2025.

(30 MARKS 45 MINS) Answer all the questions

• 1) 2 Marks: WRT steering gear, write down the contents of the regu-
lations pertaining to time and rudder angle.
• 2) 6 Marks: List the suitable Lube oil properties for a steering gear
system.
• 3) 6 Marks: What is cavitation? Name the different types of cavita-
tion.
• 4) 8 Marks: Illustrate and mark the parts of a stern tube arrange-
ment.
• 5) 8 Marks: Explain the stages of the refrigeration cycle with the help
of a simple sketch.
MARINE ENGINEERING PRACTICE 1. CLASS TEST GME1 23MAY2025.

(30 MARKS 45 MINS) Answer all the questions

• 1) 4 Marks: Name a few components in a marine piping system.

• 2) 6 Marks: What do you understand by LOTOTO?

• 3) 10 Marks: Define an enclosed space. Enumerate the safety precau-
tions to be carried out during an enclosed space entry.
• 4) 10 Marks: i)What is vibration? ii) Explain briefly the types of vibra-
tion. iii)adverse effects of vibration in machinery space and accommo-
dation.