This volume written in 19 chapters, addresses the common circuits related to deck machinery and almost all auxiliaries that fall under the general category of hull equipment and systems.

Some circuits are unique and some are generic. However, the more one learns and practices, the better !

Together with Volume one, almost all starter circuits on a commercial ship have been covered

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This unique book highlights the design features, operating principles, maintenance and troubleshooting of  the various systems that contribute to protecting our fragile and extremely important marine environment.

It will be useful for anyone who will be or is responsible for complying with the IMO’s MARPOL  Convention on board commercial ships.

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This book is compiled to help both pre-sea cadets and officers of post sea courses get a clear understanding of Basic Electricity, which is so important in the shipping industry these days. Efforts have been made to align the topics to the requirements of the IMO Model Courses for Marine Engineers at the Management and Operation Level and also for Electro Technical Officers.

The contents within are:

Chapter 1 – Basic Laws in Electrical Theory

Chapter 2 – Concepts of Electrical Circuits

Chapter 3 – Fundamentals of Alternating Current

Chapter 4 – Work, Power and Energy

Chapter 5 – Basic Measuring Instruments

Addendum – Formula Sheet

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It is suitable for most of the common types of vessels such as container ships, general cargo vessels, tankers etc.

The chapters with are listed below:

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This book comprises of information on all major navigation systems with both generic and specific guidelines to maintain and / or troubleshoot them. The chapters within are as follows:

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It thus plays a vital role in assisting Marine Engineers and Electro Technical Officers on board, in the mitigation of failures and reduction of operational costs.

The Chapters are as follows:

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In particular, this volume addresses the Essentials of Electrical Safety and Generic Guidelines for Maintenance, the knowledge of which, are of vital importance to the engineer onboard a ship. The Maintenance guidelines for both Low and High Voltage Equipment cover all common machinery and systems in the generation and distribution network. The contents pages will divulge the scope of these chapters

Without the knowledge of Test Equipment and Component Testing, it is futile for an engineer to even try and maintain / troubleshoot his equipment. Hence this important chapter addresses in simple terms, the use of test equipment and methods to test components. Likewise, process components have also been touched upon.

As a first step, the troubleshooting guides for Alternators and Motors, Battery-Powered Systems and Process Components have been included in this volume.

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