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Which condition would cause a dangerously low level in the deaerating feed water tank (Direct Contact) heater as the vessel is increasing from maneuvering to sea speed?

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Which condition would cause a dangerously low level in the deaerating feed water tank (Direct Contact) heater as the vessel is increasing from maneuvering to sea speed?

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• Deaerating feed water tank (direct contact) heater operation as load and speed increase • How condensate makeup is controlled and what causes low-level conditions • Differences between losing water from the system versus just redirecting or bypassing steam

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• As the plant goes from maneuvering to sea speed, what is happening to steam demand and feedwater flow, and how would that affect the deaerating tank level? • Which option would actually remove water from the deaerating tank or prevent enough water from entering it, rather than just affecting steam pressure or distribution? • Think about which device, if it malfunctions, would keep the tank from getting the condensate makeup it needs as load rapidly increases.

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• Identify which choices deal with loss of water inventory from the deaerating tank versus changes in steam or condensate routing • Consider which valve/line is directly tied to maintaining proper level control in the deaerating feed water tank during load changes • Ask: during an increase to sea speed, which malfunction would most likely cause the tank level to drop quickly and dangerously, not just slowly or slightly

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Which condition would cause a dangerously low level in the deaerating feed water tank (Direct Contact) heater as the vessel is increasing from maneuvering to sea speed?

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Which condition would cause a dangerously low level in the deaerating feed water tank (Direct Contact) heater as the vessel is increasing from maneuvering to sea speed?

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