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Steerprop
SP20 / W0064-89
Propulsor
Captains Book
Operation Manual
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1.
2.
OPERATION .......................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1.
BASIC OPERATION PRINCIPLE ........................................................................................................... 5
2.1.1.
Zero position............................................................................................................................ 6
2.1.2.
Ahead....................................................................................................................................... 7
2.1.3.
Astern ...................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1.4.
Turning on spot ....................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.5.
Side step..................................................................................................................................10
2.1.6.
Braking with two propulsors ..................................................................................................11
2.1.7.
Braking with one propulsor....................................................................................................12
2.2.
SERVICE AND DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTIONS AT ENGINE ROOM DISPLAY SED .......................................13
2.2.1.
Intelligent self diagnostic system (SDS) .................................................................................13
3.
FAILURE SITUATIONS......................................................................................................................14
3.1.
ALARM INDICATIONS ......................................................................................................................14
3.1.1.
Service manual .......................................................................................................................14
4.
EMERGENCY OPERATION..............................................................................................................15
4.1.
LOCAL CONTROL, STEERING (STEERABLE PROPULSORS)................................................................15
4.1.1.
Local control selection ...........................................................................................................15
4.1.2.
Steering...................................................................................................................................15
4.1.3.
Propulsor angle indication.....................................................................................................15
4.1.4.
Remote control selection ........................................................................................................15
4.2.
PROPULSOR MECHANICAL TURNING (STEERABLE PROPULSOR).....................................................15
4.2.1.
Disc brake open......................................................................................................................15
4.2.2.
Turning from motor shaft end.................................................................................................15
5.
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1.
SYSTEM STARTING
1.1.
PREPARATION
Check at least following systems
Main supplies
Auxiliary supplies
Control system supplies
Back-up supplies
Ship automation systems
Cooling systems
Shafting
Propulsor
1.2.
READY TO OPERATION
Check at least following systems
Main supplies
Auxiliary supplies
Control system supplies
Back-up supplies
Ship automation systems
Cooling systems
Shafting
Propulsor
1.2.1.
AUXILIARY SYSTEMS
1.2.1.1.
1.2.1.2.
1.2.2.
1.2.3.
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1.3.
1.3.1.
1.3.2.
ALARMS
Check, that there are no active alarms and no other failure indications.
If the lubrication pump is not yet started, there could be Lubrication pressure alarm.
1.4.
STARTING
1.4.1.
1.4.2.
STARTING SEQUENCE
1.4.3.
Start Steerprop
Wait 15 s
Start propeller motor drive
PROPULSOR (WHEELHOUSE)
Start both units independent. Then the propulsor lubrication pump will start and control
system will run.
The remote start is through remote control system (not delivered by Steerprop).
Check, that there are no active alarms. If the propulsor give alarm, interrupt the starting
procedure, check the reason for the alarms and fix it before continuing the starting
procedure.
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2.
OPERATION
2.1.
Steering angle
Full propeller rpm
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2.1.1.
ZERO POSITION
BASIC STARTING CONDITION
STOP
POSITION KEEPING
STOP
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2.1.2.
AHEAD
STRAIGHT AHEAD
From zero position turn the control
levers slowly forward until straight
ahead. Both prime movers should run at
equal power. Can be used at any
power.
Vessels with same-handed propellers
may require a small counter-angle to
run a straight course.
STARBOARD TURN
Use only one propulsor to avoid oversteering. The use of starboard (inner)
propulsor is the most efficient way (port
propulsor also turns the vessel to
starboard).
PORT TURN
Use only one propulsor to avoid oversteering.
The use of port (inner) propulsor is the
most efficient way (starboard propulsor
also turns the vessel to port).
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2.1.3.
ASTERN
STRAIGHT ASTERN
From zero position, turn the control levers
slowly aft until straight astern. Both prime
movers should run at equal power. Can
be used at any power.
Vessels with same-handed propellers
may require a counter-angle to run a
straight course and may encounter course
instability at high speeds.
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2.1.4.
TURNING ON SPOT
STARBOARD TURN (CLOCKWISE)
Avoid the use of straight angles on the
propulsors, in order to avoid the wash
from one propulsor to hit the propeller
of the other.
Use propulsor angles as shown in the
figure.
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2.1.5.
SIDE STEP
FAST SIDE STEP TO STARBOARD
Depending on hull form and vessel
length, the starboard propulsor should
be set at 40 ...45 astern and the port
propulsor at 20 ...30 ahead. The port
propulsor should be set with slightly
more power.
Fore/aft motion and yaw are controlled
by adjusting the power and turning
angle respectively - on the port
propulsor only!
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2.1.6.
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2.1.7.
WARNING:
BRAKING
METHOD
SHOULD BE SELECTED ACCORDING
TO PRIME MOVER OR POWER
STATION TORQUE CAPACITY.
WARNING: The prime mover or power
station may stop during this operation.
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2.2.
2.2.1.
The control system has as inbuilt an intelligent self diagnostic system which is
monitoring the operation condition of the control system, setting and feed-back
transmitters, and azimuth control speed.
The instructions are at service manual.
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3.
FAILURE SITUATIONS
3.1.
ALARM INDICATIONS
3.1.1.
SERVICE MANUAL
The individual system and component failure reasons and corrective actions are
described in the separate Steerprop Service Manual
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4.
EMERGENCY OPERATION
4.1.
4.1.1.
4.1.1.1.
4.1.2.
STEERING
The steering control is time dependent with separate push buttons locating at SCU.
4.1.3.
4.1.4.
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5.
PROPULSOR STOPPING
The system remote start/stop is through remote control system (not delivered by
Steerprop).
Check before stopping, that ship and propulsion systems are allowed to stop.
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