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The illustrated system is used to __________. See illustration GS-0113.

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The illustrated system is used to __________. See illustration GS-0113.

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• oil-water separation in engine-room systems • difference between bilge mixtures, sludge, and lube oil conditioning • reading the legend that distinguishes oil flow vs water flow in the illustration

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• Look at what two fluids the diagram clearly shows moving through the tank. Are they both oil, or is one of them water? • Notice where each fluid is finally discharged. Does it look like a fuel/lube oil cleaning loop returning to engines/gears, or a waste stream being processed for disposal? • Think about which type of shipboard system would use a batch-type settling/processing tank with repeated fill–settle–discharge steps as shown in Figures A–D.

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• Verify from the legend which arrows indicate oil and which indicate water. • Check whether any line is labeled or obviously leading to a bilge, sludge tank, or overboard/disposal connection. • Confirm whether this appears to be a continuous conditioning loop (typical for lube oil) or an intermittent treatment system for dirty mixtures.

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The illustrated system is used to __________. See illustration GS-0113.

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The illustrated system is used to __________. See illustration GS-0113.

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