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How should a fire in the turbine oil system be handled? ①Upon discovering a fire in the oil system, immediate action must be taken to extinguish it, the fire department must be notified, and the management must be informed. ②Make every effort to control the fire so that it does not spread to the rotating parts and cables. ③If it cannot be extinguished and poses a threat to the safety of the crew, the vacuum emergency shutdown should be activated. ④As appropriate, activate the emergency oil drain valve to maintain the lowest oil level until the rotor has come to rest. ⑤During an emergency shutdown due to a fire in the oil system, it is prohibited to start the high-pressure oil pump.
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to drain the fuel, but it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator.
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to drain the fuel, but it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator.
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to release fuel; however, it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to drain the fuel, but it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator.
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to drain the fuel, but it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator.
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to drain the fuel, but it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator.
①Upon discovering a fire in the oil system, immediate action must be taken to extinguish it, the fire department must be notified, and the management must be informed. ②Make every effort to control the fire so that it does not spread to the rotating parts and cables. ③If it cannot be extinguished and poses a threat to the safety of the crew, the vacuum emergency shutdown should be activated. ④As appropriate, activate the emergency oil drain valve to maintain the lowest oil level until the rotor has come to rest. ⑤During an emergency shutdown due to a fire in the oil system, it is prohibited to start the high-pressure oil pump.
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to release fuel; however, it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator
(1) Immediately take all necessary fire-fighting measures in response to the fire, and promptly notify the factory’s fire brigade to carry out efforts to isolate and control the fire. When the fire threatens the safety of the crew, an emergency shutdown should be initiated. When the fire spreads to the main fuel tank, the emergency drain valves should be opened immediately to drain the fuel, but it is essential to maintain a minimum level of fuel in the tank until the rotor comes to rest, so as to prevent the bearing shells from running out of fuel. (2) When the fire poses a threat to the safety of the generator, electrical personnel should be notified immediately to remove hydrogen from the generator.