Emergency Generator Design Features (industrial and marine engineering)

Are you curious to know how an emergency diesel generator (EDG) works? In this video, we will take a deep dive into the inner workings of EDGs and explain exactly how they work. We'll uncover the most important components of an emergency generator, discuss common applications, different designs, and why we need EDGs for many engineering industries (marine engineering, power engineering etc.). This video is packed with information and resources that everyone can use. Enjoy!
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[@kilianortmann9979]

Great video about emergency systems and redundancies.
Nowadays the lifeboat situation on the Titanic and other large liners of the time seems ridiculous, but the Lifeboats were not meant to hold every passenger on board.
Open rowing boats with little provisions and no radio, they would have no chance of surviving in the North Atlantic anyway. Their purpose was to ferry passengers to nearby vessels, something that was demonstrated by the sinking of the RMS Reepublic in 1903.

[@philkipnis7403]

The Fukushima earthquake and tsunami taught us that you can't have the generators at sea level or at nominal sea level. It has to be much higher, just because of unforeseen wave-action or mountain run off. Position of the generator in addition to the type of generator, the fuel, where the fuel is stored, how you're going to connect it with systems, and who's going to operate it all are based on what screwed up in the past. sadly "you" only get one chance to get it right.

[@the510wagon]

Good vid mate. Much appreciated. Should I quit my sea-going job and apply at the local utility grid company? What do you prefer? I get paid well at sea....but I've always been curious about lifestyle at lower salary but more time at home....

[@tetttettamilli6761]

👍

[@mec6953]

Emergency Generator, 3/E job onboard ship to maintain it.
but all crew must know to start it manually as well

[@savree-3d]

Good point.

[@WalterBurton]

👍👍👍

[@suncrafterspielt9479]

3:18 is this a bow propellor?

[@savree-3d]

Back of the boat. After end.

[@miriri1829]

P R O M O S M

[@ashishmishra2144]

Hey CE sir, as always good video. Can you please make video about Incinerator and how it works and how to start & stop it ? Please as a request, kindly make it

[@savree-3d]

It is planned. Whole course actually.

[@ashishmishra2144]

@@savree-3d Dear CE sir, your vidoes are very nice and I am ready to buy your course, if you make it with regarding of marine Engineering. I am currently 5th Engineer on Chemical tanker. Can you please make regarding Maine engine basics, lubrication sequence , punture valve, Fuel oil pump VIT , Super VIT working and 4th Engineer jobs. I really need it, if you can make vidoes among these topics please 🙏

[@WalterBurton]

ZNPP. 😞