When boiler fires begin sputtering, indicating water in the fuel oil settling tank, you should __________.
β’ Fuel oil system layout: relationship between storage tanks, settling tanks, and service (day) tanks β’ How water contamination affects boiler burners and combustion β’ Differences between changing suction source vs. changing pumps or pump speed
β’ Which option actually removes or bypasses the water in the fuel reaching the burners, instead of just moving it around? β’ Think about where water usually collects in a settling tank and how engineers normally isolate a contaminated tank. β’ Which action would give the boiler the cleanest fuel in the shortest time without shutting it down?
β’ Identify which component (settling tank vs. service tank vs. pump suction) is likely contaminated with water. β’ Check which action changes the source of fuel rather than only changing how it is pumped. β’ Verify which option is a standard immediate response in marine boiler practice when one settling tank shows signs of water.
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