If you are preparing for a ship engine department interview in 2025, you are entering a job market that expects far more than memorised definitions. Whether you are applying as […]
Discover in depth how a ship’s main propulsion system works—from the main engine and shafting to thrust bearings, seals, and propellers. This guide blends rigorous technical insight with clear, accessible […]
Learn how a ship’s engine room fuel oil system works — from bunkering and purification to fuel delivery and viscosity control. Discover every stage, component, and modern improvement behind the […]
Explore how ship compressed air systems power critical operations — from engine starting to automation control and general service air. This in-depth guide explains compressors, air bottles, dryers, and safety […]
Explore the vital role of ship exhaust gas & air systems in marine propulsion: from turbochargers to exhaust gas boilers. This guide offers a humanised, in-depth breakdown—complete with real-world examples, […]
Keep the lights on at sea: this deep, human-friendly guide explains how a ship’s power generation system—diesel generators, alternators, AVR, switchboards, synchronizing and Power Management Systems (PMS), plus the fully […]
Discover how marine bilge, ballast, and sludge systems protect ship stability and our oceans. This comprehensive guide explains bilge pumps and OWS, ballast pumps and tanks, sludge handling, and eductors—plus […]
Discover how marine cooling water systems keep ship machinery safe and efficient. From central cooling concepts to jacket water, piston cooling, plate heat exchangers, and expansion tanks—this practical guide explains […]
Behind every powerful marine engine lies a hidden network that keeps it alive — the lubricating oil system. This system quietly protects, cools, and cleans every rotating and reciprocating part […]
Enclosed spaces kill more seafarers than storms. This comprehensive guide explains the top 12 dangers of working in enclosed spaces on ships—from oxygen-deficient atmospheres and toxic gases to botched rescues—and […]
