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Annex "A"_STCW Circular on ESLP

CURRICULUM MAPPING

ENHANCED SUPPORT LEVEL PROGRAM FOR MARINE DECK (ESLPMD)

Course Name No. Descriptive Title Lec Lab Unit STCW Tables and KUPs Covered Under Each Respective Subject

Math 1 College Algebra 3 0 3

Math 2 Plane and Spherical Trigonometry 3 0 3

Math 3 Solid Mensuration 3 0 3

Eng 1 Study and Thinking Skills in English 3 0 3

Eng 2 Writing in the Dicipline 3 0 3

Eng 3 Speech Communication with IMO SMCP 3 0 3

Comp Computer Applications and Networking 2 3 3

Fil 1 Komunikasyon sa Akademikong Filipino 3 0 3

Fil 2 Pagbasa at pagsulat Tungo sa Pananaliksk 3 0 3

PE 1 Basic Swimming 0 2 1

PE 2 Advanced Swimming 0 2 1

Hum 1 World Culture and Geography 3 0 3

Hum 2 Ethics 3 0 3

Nat Sci 1 General Physics 2 3 3

Nat Sci 3 General Chemistry 2 3 3

Soc Si 4 The Lifeworks and Writings of Jose Rizal 3 0 3

Nav 1 Terrestrial and Coastal Navigation 1 3 3 4

Nav 2 Terrestrial and Coastal Navigation 2 3 3 4

45 19 52

Safety 1 Basic Training A-VI/1 1-4

Safety 2 PSCRB A-VI/2 1-4 plus A-II/5 F3 Comp 4 plus B-II/4 item 4

SSAT-SDSDShip Security Awareness and Seafarers with

Designated Security DutiesA-VI/6, para. 4 & 6

Mar Law SL Intro Maritime Law and Security Awareness 1 0 1 A-VI/6-1 plus introduction Mar Law

Nav Watch SL 1 Navigational Watchkeeping SL 1 2 3 3 A-II/4 Comp 1 & Comp 2 plus B-II/4 item 1 & 3

Nav Watch SL 2 Navigational Watchkeeping SL 2 1 2 2 A-II/4 Comp 3 KUP 2-5 plus A-II/5 Comp 1

Ship Knowledge General Ship Knowledge and Bridge Lay-out 3 0 3 A-II/4 Comp 3 KUP 1 plus introduction

Emergency Emergency Equipment and Procedures 1 0 1 A-II/4 Comp 4

Mar Env Marine Environmental Protection 1 0 1 A-II/4 Comp 3 KUP 6 plus A-II/5 F3 Comp 3

Seam SL 1 Seamanship SL 1 2 2 3 A-II/5 F1 Comp 2 KUP 1 item 1 plus F3 Comp 1 KUP 1 item 1-5 plus B-II/4 item 5 & 6

Seam SL 2 Seamanship SL 2 1 3 2 A-II/5 F3 Comp 1 KUP 2 & 4 plus B-II/4 item 2

Seam SL 3 Seamanship SL 3 2 2 2 A-II/5 F1 Comp 2 KUP 1 item 2-4 & KUP 2 plus F3 Comp 1 KUP 1 item 6 & KUP 3

Seam SL 4 Seamanship SL 4 1 3 2 A-II/5 F3 Comp 2 plus F4 plus B-II/4 item 9

Cargo 1 Cargo Handling SL 1 2 0 2 A-II/5 F2 KUP 2 plus B-II/4 item 7 & 8

Cargo 2 Cargo Handling SL 2 2 1 2 A-II/5 F2 KUP 1

19 16 24

Total Credit units = 64 35 76

Onboard Training = 40

116GRAND TOTAL CREDIT UNITS =

Annex "B"_STCW Circular on ESLP

CURRICULUM MAPPINGENHANCED SUPPORT LEVEL PROGRAM FOR MARINE ENGINEERING (ESLPME)

Course Name No. Descriptive Title Lec Lab Unit STCW Tables and KUPs Covered Under Each Respective Subject

Math 1 College Algebra 3 0 3Math 2 Plane and Spherical Trigonometry 3 0 3Math 3 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 3 0 3Eng 1 Study and Thinking Skills in English 3 0 3Eng 2 Writing in the Dicipline 3 0 3Eng 3 Speech Communication with IMO SMCP 3 0 3Comp Computer Applications and Networking 2 3 3Fil 1 Komunikasyon sa Akademikong Filipino 3 0 3Fil 2 Pagbasa at pagsulat Tungo sa Pananaliksk 3 0 3PE 1 Basic Swimming 0 2 1PE 2 Advanced Swimming 0 2 1Hum 1 World Culture and Geography 3 0 3Hum 2 Ethics 3 0 3Nat Sci 1 General Physics 2 3 3Nat Sci 3 General Chemistry 2 3 3Soc Si 4 The Lifeworks and Writings of Jose Rizal 3 0 3Mach Shop 1 Machine Shop 1 1 4 2Mach Shop 2 Machine Shop 2 1 4 2Mach Shop 3 Machine Shop 3 1 4 2E-Mat Engineering Materials 4 0 4Draw Engineering Drawing 0 2 1

46 27 55

Safety 1 Basic Training A-VI/1 1-4

SSAT-SDSDShip Security Awareness and Seafarers with

Designated Security DutiesA-VI/6, para. 4 & 6

Mar Law SL Intro Maritime Law and Security Awareness 1 0 1 A-VI/6-1 plus introduction Mar LawMar Env Marine Environmental Protection 1 0 1 A-III/4 Comp 1 KUP 4 plus A-III/5 F4 Comp 2Emergency Emergency Equipment and Procedures 1 0 1 A-III/4 Comp 3Ship Knowledge General Ship Knowledge and Eng Room Systems 3 0 3 A-III/4 Comp 1 KUP 1 plus A-III/5 Comp 2 KUP 1 plus introductionEng Watch SL 1 Engine Room Watchkeeping SL 1 2 0 2 A-III/4 Comp 1 KUP 2,3,5,6 plus A-III/5 F1 Comp 1Eng Watch SL 2 Engine Room Watchkeeping SL 2 2 3 3 A-III/4 Comp 2 plus A-III/5 F1 Comp 2 KUP 2Eng Watch SL 3 Engine Room Watchkeeping SL 3 2 3 3 A-III/5 F1 Comp 5 KUP 2 plus F4 Comp 1 & 3 plus B-III/4 item 4Elec SL Electro Technology SL 2 2 3 A-III/5 F2 plus B-III/4 item 2PP Systems Pumping and Piping Systems 1 3 2 A-III/5 F1 Comp 3,4,5 KUP 1 plus B-III/4 item 1Maint SL Maintenance and Repair SL 1 3 2 A-III/5 F3 KUP 1-5 plus B-III/4 item 3

16 14 21

Total Credit units = 62 41 76Onboard Training = 40

A-III/5 F3 KUP 6 & 7

Annex "B"_STCW Circular on ESLP

116GRAND TOTAL CREDIT UNITS =

Annex “C” of STCW Circular on ESLP


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ITEMS QUANTITY REQUIRED

2.2.2 Main Bridge Simulator and Mini Station – which must be able to cover the following:

a. Steer the ship & comply with helm orders in the English language:

Helm orders in national language

Helm orders in the English language

Change-over to automatic pilot steering

Change-over to hand steering

Hand steering in tracking mode

Hand steering in manual mode

b. Keeping a proper look-out by sight & hearing:

Detecting objects in daylight

Detecting objects by night

Contribute to monitoring & controlling a safe watch

Procedures to intercession on watch

Procedures for maintaining a watch

Procedures for handing over watch

Training procedures for watch relief

2.2.3 Simulator must have a Type-approved Certificate showing the competences that can be covered using such simulator.

Maximum of 3 students per in one simulator

exercise



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2.2.4 Video / PowerPoint presentation / Computer-based Training (CBT):

a. Steering techniques

b. Sound and light signals

c. Compass bearings and directions

d. Applying Rules of the Road

e. Various emergencies on board

f. Bridge team communication

g. Pyrotechnic distress signals; EPIRBS and SART

h. Protection of environment

i. ECDIS

j. Watch handover procedures and taking orders from the watch officer

k. Protection of environment

l. Bridge team communication to forward and aft stations during mooring/unmooring, berthing/unberthing and anchoring

Must be sufficient to the number of students

3.0 CHART WORK ROOOM

The ratio of the minimum requirements herein listed shall be proportionate to the total number of maritime students enrolled for the particular subject requiring chart work training under the following table:

Number of students: Required Chart work room:

250 students maximum 1

3.1 Chart tables At least 1 for each

students



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3.2 Navigational charts

3.2.1 Harbor charts

3.2.2 Coastal charts

3.2.3 General charts

3.2.4 Sailing charts

3.2.5 Chart projections

a. Gnomonic

b. Mercator

3.2.6 Chart catalogue


1 set

3.3 Parallel rulers, triangles and dividers Must be sufficient to the number of students

3.4 IALA Maritime Voyage System (Drawing/Illustrations posted inside the chart work room )

1 set

3.5 Publications (photocopy acceptable)

3.5.1 Pilot Book

3.5.2 Notice to Mariners

1 set

6 pcs

4.0 SEAMANSHIP ROOM

4.1 Mooring Arrangement 4.1.1 Videos / CBTs on vessel’s mooring

arrangement set up for:

a. the forward or forecastle deck including anchoring arrangement; and

b. at the astern deck

(Note: Such videos / CBTs shall be able to demonstrate or simulate vessel’s mooring arrangements including mooring winch, bitts, chocks, bollards, fairleads, windlass, anchor, anchor chain and stoppers.)

4.1.2 Mooring rope of reasonable length with 70 mm diameter with eye on both ends to simulate vessel’s mooring to ship’s bitts

2 sets – as stated

4.1.3 Messenger ropes 2 sets

4.1.4 Stoppers 2 pcs.

4.1.5 Heaving lines 2 pcs.



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4.1.6 Videos / CBT / Simulation / Power Point presentation for the following:

a. Towing operation

b. Vessel’s mooring and anchoring arrangements

4.2 Cargo Handling

4.2.1 Various cargo lifting equipment:

a. cargo net

b. cargo hook

c. spreaders

d. cargo slings

1 pc

2 pcs

2 pcs

2 pcs

4.2.2 Various cargo securing and lashing equipment:

a. lashing chain

b. turnbuckles

c. pelican hook

d. lashing wires, 16mm diameter x 10mtrs

e. wire clips

f. tensioning tools

g. Twist locks for containers

h. Lashing straps

i. Air bags

2 pcs

4 pcs

2 pcs

4 pcs

12 pcs

2 units

Different types

2 sets

2 pcs

4.2.3 Samples of different cargo types to practice stowage/lashing like:

a. Drums

b. Barrels

c. Pallets

d. Bags, etc.


4.2.4 Videos / CBTs / Power Point presentations on:

a. Pre-check and precautions required prior to handling ship’s cargo gear

b. Safety procedures and equipment operating instructions in carrying out cargo and stores operations

c. Safe handling, stowage and securing cargo and stores



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d. Precautions to be observed in handling various types of cargoes such as: heavy lifts, containers, roll on roll off, vehicles, timber and deck cargo

e. IMDG Class, labeling, segregation of IMDG cargoes and type of risk associated with each class

f. Container operation

g. Bulk cargo operation

4.3 Ship Operation

4.3.1 Working tables equipped with vice grip for wire splicing and marlinspike works

4.3.2 Wall with overhead fittings for rigging boatswain’s chair, stages, pilot ladder and accommodation ladder

4.3.3 Lifting gear, i.e. Crane or derrick, actual or simulator that can operate/simulate by lifting and lowering cargoes or loads

4.3.4 Itemized tools, equipment, materials:

a. Wire/cable cuter

b. Marlinspike

c. Fid

d. Hammer

e. Safety goggles

f. Working gloves

g. Safety shoes

h. Coveralls

i. Safety helmets

j. Safety belts/harness

k. Boatswain’s chair with riggings

l. Stage with riggings

m. Pilot ladder, standard

n. Accommodation ladder, with accessories, and safety net

o. Rat guards

p. Set of maritime signal flags

Suitable for 12 bench vices

1 area

1 unit

2 units

12 pcs

12 pcs

12 pcs

Sufficient to be used during

exercises/demonstrations to be

used by instructor and

students

2 pcs

2 pcs

2 pcs

1 set

2 pcs

1 set



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4.3.5 Ample supply of the following consumables:

a. Wires for splicing, at least 16mm diameter

b. Mooring ropes for splicing, at least 60mm diameter

c. Synthetic or fiber ropes for splicing, at least 16mm diameter

4.3.6 Videos / CBTs / Power Point presentation for:

a. Functions and uses of valves and pumps, hoists, cranes, booms and related equipment

b. Functions and uses of winches, windlasses, capstans, and related equipment including its operation

c. Functions of hatches, watertight doors, ports and related equipment

d. Purpose of fiber and wire ropes, cables and chains, including their construction, use, markings maintenance and proper stowage

e. Basic signals for the operation of equipment, including winches, windlasses, cranes, and hoists

f. Operation of anchoring equipment under various conditions, such as anchoring, weighing anchor, securing for sea and in emergencies

g. Procedures in:

Rig/unrig Boatswain’s chair and staging

Rig and unrig pilot ladders, hoists, rat guards and gangways or accommodation ladders

Use marlinspike seamanship skills

Must be sufficient for each

student to practice



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h. Handling deck and cargo-handling gear and equipment such as:

Access arrangements, hatches and hatch covers, ramps, side/bow/stern doors or elevators

Pipeline systems – bilge and ballast suctions and wells

Cranes, derricks, winches

i. Hoisting and dipping flags and the main single flag signals

j. Safe working practices and personal shipboard safety including:

Working aloft

Working over the side

Working in enclosed spaces

Permit to work system

Line handling

Lifting techniques and methods of preventing back injury

Electric safety

Mechanical safety

Chemical and biohazard safety

Personal safety equipment

k. Preventing pollution of the marine environment

4.4 Deck Maintenance

4.4.1 Complete set of paint spray equipment

4.4.2 Air compressor

4.4.3 Grease gun

4.4.4 Oil/lubricant applicator

4.4.5 Chipping hammer

4.4.6 Angular scraper

4.4.7 Long handle scraper

1 unit

1 unit

2 units

2 units

12 pcs

12 pcs

12 pcs



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4.4.8 Power tools:

a. Grinder

b. Sander

c. Electric drill

4.4.9 Consumables for deck maintenance:

d. Primer, 2 types

e. Enamel black

f. Enamel white

g. Enamel blue

h. Paint rollers 8”

i. Paint rollers 6”

j. Paint rollers 4”

k. Paint brush 4”

l. Paint brush 2”

m. Paint thinners

n. Rusty steel plates and all kinds of samples like pipes, valves, etc. for paint preparation and painting

4.4.10 Video, CBTs or Power Point presentation regarding shipboard maintenance and repair to include:

o. Properties, handling and applications of paints, lubrication, cleaning materials and equipment

p. Deck routine maintenance and repairs

q. Surface preparations techniques

r. Understanding manufacturer’s safety guidelines and shipboard instructions

s. Safe disposal of waste materials

t. Application, maintenance and use of hand and power tools.

2 sets

2 sets

2 sets

Must be sufficient for

each student to practice

Annex “D” of STCW Circular on ESLP

ENHANCED SUPPORT LEVEL PROGRAM FOR MARINE ENGINEERING (ESLPME)

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KEY AREA QUANTITY REQUIRED

2.1.2 Engine Room Simulator �± The simulated engine room shall reflect a typical machinery found on merchant ships. Functionality of the simulator must cover the competences required by Table A-III/4 and A-III/5, which must be supported by a Type-approval Certificate issued by an internationally recognized classification society.

Student �± Equipment Ratio 2:1 during each exercise

2.2 Demonstration Equipment �± below equipment should be complete but need not be operational unless specified.

2.2.1 Marine Diesel Engine for dismantling with special tools

1 set

2.2.2 Oil Separator complete with special tools 1 set

2.2.3 Valves; globe, gate, butterfly, safety etc. 1 pc each

2.2.4 Refrigerating Unit Compressor 1 set

2.2.5 Starting Air Compressor; two stage 1 set

2.2.6 Centrifugal pump 1 set

2.2.7 Gear Pump 1 set

2.2.8 Reciprocating Pump 1 set

2.2.9 Duplex lubricating oil filter 1 set

2.2.10 Duplex fuel oil filter 1 set

2.2.11 Pressure gauges, dial type, 4 cm minimum face diameter (SI and English Units)

2 pcs each

2.2.12 Vacuum gauges, dial type, 4 cm minimum face diameter (SI and English Units)

2 pcs each

2.2.13 Pressostat 2 pcs

2.2.14 Thermostat 2 pcs

2.2.15 Thermometer, Dial and Glass filled types 2 pcs each

2.2.16 Gland Packings (various type and sizes) 2 pcs each

2.3 Electrical Equipment �± below equipment should be complete but need not be operational unless specified

2.3.1 Starter panel for two motors which can simulate start-stop, stand-by mode and electrical trouble for two motors. Panels are electrically interconnected to produce the above requirements

2 sets

2.3.2 Marine type Motor (3phase, ) for overhauling/demonstration

1 set



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2.3.3 Digital Multi-tester, working Number in relation to number of students

2.3.4 Analog Multi-tester, working - do -

2.3.5 Megger, working - do -

2.3.6 Clamp Meter, working - do -

2.3.7 Alarm Tower indicating the type of alarm, able to activate and de-activate alarms indicated in the tower according IMO Res 830(19)

1 set

2.3.8 Electrical circuits with different components like lights, resistors, switches etc to use for practical exercises

Number of equipment in relation to the

number of students

2.4 Work Shop Equipment

2.4.1 Work benches fitted with vise on each end 6 sets

2.4.2 approved system installation for Gas welding equipment

6 torches/cubicle

2.4.3 Electric, arc welding equipment or approved system installation

6 sets

2.4.4 Pedestal grinder 3 units

2.4.5 drilling machine (approx. 35 min. Diameter drill capacity)

3 units

2.4.6 Electric power hand drill with at least 10mm diameter drilling capacity

6 units

2.4.7 Electric power hand grinder/cutter 4 units

2.4.8 Furnace with blower for heat treating (may be oil fired, electric or manually operated)

2 sets

2.4.9 Metal cutting shear (snip) 2 sets

2.4.10 Moulding sand and box 6 sets

2.4.11 Anvil 2 sets

2.4.12 Internal and external vernier caliper 6 pcs



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2.4.13 Inside and outside caliper 6 pcs

2.4.14 micrometers (preferably) 6 pcs

2.4.15 Depth gauge caliper 6 pcs

2.4.16 Dial micrometer with magnetic base 6 pcs

2.4.17 Steel ruler 4 pcs

2.4.18 Flat Chisel 6 pcs

2.4.19 Cross-out chisel 12 pcs

2.4.20 Diamond point chisel 12 pcs

2.4.21 Round nose chisel 12 pcs

2.4.22 Center punch, 60 mm 12 pcs

2.4.23 Center punch, 90mm 12 pcs

2.4.24 Hacksaw 12 pcs

2.4.25 Taps, stack and dies 6 pcs

2.4.26 Die nuts 3 sets

2.4.27 Wrench, socket type 3 sets

2.4.28 Wrench, open type (metric) 3 sets

2.4.29 Wrench, open type (inches) 2 sets

2.4.30 Wrench, adjustable, various sizes 2 sets

2.4.31 Double-cut rough files 2 sets

2.4.32 Second-cut smooth files 6 pcs

2.4.33 Single-cut smooth files 12 pcs

2.4.34 Second cut files 12 pcs

2.4.35 Scribers 12 pcs

2.4.36 �0�D�F�K�L�Q�L�V�W�¶�V��F�R�P�E�L�Q�D�W�L�R�Q��V�H�W 12 pcs

2.4.37 Try square (steel) 6 pcs

2.4.38 Protractor(steel) 12 pcs

2.4.39 Dividers (steel) 12 pcs



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2.4.40 Goggles for gas welding 12 pcs

2.4.41 Mask for electric arc welding 12 pcs

2.4.42 Hand gloves, leather 12 pcs

2.4.43 Eye shield, clear glass 12 pcs

2.4.44 Overall (boiler suit) 12 pcs

2.4.45 Gas welding igniter 4 pcs

2.4.46 Steel brush/chipping hammer for welding (set of each)

12 pcs

2.4.47 Sledge hammer (various sizes, steel/wooden) 12 pcs

2.4.48 Ball peen hammer 12 pcs

2.4.49 Straight peen hammer (various sizes) 12 pcs

2.4.50 Tongs (various sizes) 12 pcs

2.4.51 Pliers, mechanical (various sizes) 6 pcs

2.4.52 Screw driver, Philips, various sizes 6 pcs

2.4.53 Screw driver, flat, various sizes 12 pcs

2.4.54 Vise grip 12 pcs

2.4.55 Feeler gauge (metric/inches) 6 pcs

2.4.56 Pitch gauge 6 pcs

2.4.57 Drill bit, 13-25 mm, tapered shank 3 sets

2.4.58 Drill bit, 15-30 mm, cylinder shank 3 sets

2.4.59 Drift punch 3 sets

2.4.60 Small quenching tank 2 sets

2.4.61 Lockers for storing personal belongings 1:25 students

2.4.62 Washing facility 1:5 students

2.4.63 Scrap disposal containers 1:8 students

2.4.64 Lockers for safety equipment and first aid equipment

1:25 students

2.4.65 100 mm swing lathe machine 1 for every class



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2.4.66 150 mm swing lathe machine 2 unit

2.4.67 300 mm swing lathe machine 2 unit

2.4.68 Accessories for the lathe machine:

a. three form jaws chucks

b. face plates

c. drills, arbouring tools, etc.

d. tool holders

e. straight knife-edge tool

f. straight roughing tool

g. facing roughing tool

h. straight parting tool

i. round-nose tool

j. finishing tool

k. boring tool

1 each

1 each

1 each

1 each

1 each

1 each

1 pc

1 pc

1 pc

1 pc

1 pc

2.4.69 shaper (350mm travel) 1 unit

2.4.70 Tool holder (accessory for shaper) 1 pc

2.4.71 Milling machine (horizontal, vertical or universal) with cutting tools

1 unit

2.4.72 Hydraulic pipe bender with accessories 2 sets

2.4.73 Pipe wrench various sizes 2 sets

2.4.74 Grease gun 2 pcs

2.4.75 Oil applicator 2 pcs

2.4.76 Wire gauge 2 pcs

2.4.77 Surface gauge 1 pc

2.4.78 Blow torch 2 pcs

2.4.79 Reamer handset, assorted 2 pcs

2.4.80 Torque wrench 1 pc

2.4.81 Pipe cutter 2 pcs

2.4.82 Pipe threading tools 2 pcs



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2.4.83 Tools and paints for paint work Sufficient for ratio of students

2.4.84 Tools for cleaning Sufficient for ration of students

2.4.85 Personal Protective Equipment �± hard hat, leather and cotton working gloves, coverall, safety shoes, goggles and ear protector

Sufficient for each student working in

the laboratory

2.4.86 First Aid Kit, wall mounted For each laboratory area

2.5 Bunkering Equipment

2.5.1 Sounding Tape, metal 2 pcs

2.5.2 SOPEP Materials 1 set

2.5.3 Two (2) compartment tank with sounding pipe (0.5 meter length from tank top) on all compartment with swing valve at the end of one of the sounding pipe

1 unit

2.5.4 Sounding table 1 pc

3. TEACHING AIDS, CBT, OR PART OF A SIMULATOR

3.1 Fuel Oil system (static display) 1 pc

3.2 Lubricating oil system (static display) 1 pc

3.3 Steam System (static display) 1 pc

3.4 Seawater cooling system (static display) 1 pc

3.5 Fresh water cooling system (static display) 1 pc

3.6 Provision and Air conditioning System (static display) 1 pc each

3.7 Steering Gear System (static display) 1 pc

3.8 Gas Turbine (static display) 1 pc

3.9 Marine Boilers, fire tube, water tube, composite (static display)

1 pc each

3.10 Low Speed Marine Diesel Engine (static display) 1 pc

3.11 Fresh Water Generator; Shell and Tube Type, and Plate Type

1 pc each

3.12 Steam Propulsion System with reduction gear (static display)

1 pc

3.13 Diesel Electric Propulsion System (static display) 1 pc

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