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In attempting to start the hydraulic pump drive motor of a horizontal electro-hydraulic anchor windlass, what condition would prevent the electric motor from starting?

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In attempting to start the hydraulic pump drive motor of a horizontal electro-hydraulic anchor windlass, what condition would prevent the electric motor from starting?

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• Electrical interlocks on deck machinery (windlass, capstan, cranes) • Relationship between pump stroke control position and safe motor starting • Purpose of interlocks on clutch and brake arrangements for anchor windlasses

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• Think about when it is mechanically and hydraulically safest to allow the electric motor to start turning the hydraulic pump. • Consider what position the stroke control should be in before you energize the system so you don’t get sudden, uncontrolled movement. • Ask yourself whether disengaged clutches or set brakes would normally be used as a reason to block starting, or as normal conditions during preparation to start.

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• Verify which condition keeps the hydraulic pump from immediately stroking and moving the windlass when the motor starts. • Check which items (clutches, brakes, stroke control) are normally set up before pressing the start button. • Confirm which interlock would ensure the system starts with no load and no movement on the wildcat when the motor energizes.

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Question 1 of 20

In attempting to start the hydraulic pump drive motor of a horizontal electro-hydraulic anchor windlass, what condition would prevent the electric motor from starting?

Failure to start could be the result of an electrical interlock associated with the hydraulic pump stroke control being in the neutral position.

Failure to start could be the result of an electrical interlock associated with the hydraulic pump stroke control being in other than the neutral position.

Failure to start could be the result of an electrical interlock associated with the wildcat clutches being disengaged.

Failure to start could be the result of an electrical interlock associated with handwheel operated wildcat band brakes being set.

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Question 1 / 205eccef9cbacbc34ba4d45aee

Question 1 of 205eccef9cbacbc34ba4d45aee

In attempting to start the hydraulic pump drive motor of a horizontal electro-hydraulic anchor windlass, what condition would prevent the electric motor from starting?

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In attempting to start the hydraulic pump drive motor of a horizontal electro-hydraulic anchor windlass, what condition would prevent the electric motor from starting?

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