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Marine Engine Lubrication: Everything You Need to Know
Lubricating oil is often called the “blood of an engine.” On ships, this comparison is especially appropriate because the main engine may operate continuously for days or even weeks. During this time, the lubricating oil must maintain the correct viscosity, remain clean, remove heat, reduce friction, and protect critical engine components. A problem with lubrication can quickly become a serious engine-room issue, leading to bearing damage, excessive cylinder liner wear, pisto

DMET Cadets
Sep 2811 min read


Types of Valves: Everything You Need to Know As Marine Engineer
Valves are among the most important components in any fluid-handling system. They are used to control, regulate, isolate, direct, and, in certain applications, protect systems from excessive pressure. Onboard ships, valves are found throughout essential systems such as seawater cooling, freshwater, fuel oil, lubricating oil, steam, compressed air, fire-fighting, bilge, ballast, and hydraulic systems.

DMET Cadets
Sep 238 min read
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