Stripping Pump Operation of an Oil Tanker Ship

This course is for all Maritime Shipboard Officers in Junior or Senior Ranks who want to know the correct procedure to handle the most overrated Strip

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Course Overview

After this course, you will be able to confidently handle the critical operation of Oil Tanker final stripping stage with ease. The course will take you step-by-step from basics to the complete information about Stripping Pump.

This learning is specifically designed for “Reciprocating Pump” onboard Oil Tankers and for illustrations, a particular type is used.

What are the requirements?

An account with emarineacademy

What am I going to get from this course?

Stripping Pump (Reciprocating – Positive Displacement) basics
Line up for Stripping Pump use
Operation of Stripping Pump
Precautions while handling Stripping Pump

What is the target audience?

All Deck Officers
All Deck Crew
Anyone who wants to learn operation of Stripping Pump

About the Author

A dynamic multi-faceted professional with over 15 years of rich experience in Shipping Industry, IT Services, Software Products, B2B & B2C Platforms, Online Marketing, Operations, Crisis Management, Personnel Administration, Trainings and social activities.

Course Curriculum

Section 1: Introduction

Introduction to the Course

Introduction of the instructor and contents of this course.

00:00:55

Section 2: Stripping Pump Requirement

What is the need of Stripping Pump?

Do we really need Stripping Pumps onboard an Oil Tanker? Why is Stripping pump installed on an Oil Tanker with Centrifugal Cargo Oil Pump arrangement? What is the role of Stripping Pump?

You will get all these answers from this section of the course.

00:04:31

Section 3: Know your Stripping (Reciprocating) Pump

Basic Details of Stripping Pump

This section of the course will make you learn about the basics of the Stripping Pump including its Class, Types, Capacity, Special Lines associated with the Pump arrangement and the Driving Force.

00:05:40
Interesting Facts about Reciprocating Pumps

In this section, you will gain the knowledge of some very interesting secrets about the Stripping Pump, ever wondered which Pump is more efficient Reciprocating or Centrifugal? You will get the answer in this section.

00:03:09
Parts of a Stripping Pump

Diagrammatic Illustrations detailing the parts of Stripping Pump

00:02:05

Section 4: Using a Stripping Pump

Line up of Stripping Pump

A Complete Step-by-Step guideline of lining up of Stripping Pump onboard your Ship. After viewing this section, you will be confidently lining up the Stripping pump in the correct order of sequence (without harming any machinery or lines). You will also know which lines should you strip and how, using a Stripping Pump.

00:05:00
Operation of Stripping Pump

An informative guideline on operation of Stripping Pump with actual equipment pictures illustrations in the video.

00:01:53

Section 5: Assessment

Quiz

Assessment of the Course

00:16:00

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Capt Arjun Singh Kalra

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Stripping Pump Operation of an Oil Tanker Ship

Course Overview

What are the requirements?

What am I going to get from this course?

What is the target audience?

About the Author

Course Curriculum

Section 1: Introduction

Introduction to the Course

Section 2: Stripping Pump Requirement

What is the need of Stripping Pump?

Section 3: Know your Stripping (Reciprocating) Pump

Basic Details of Stripping Pump

Interesting Facts about Reciprocating Pumps

Parts of a Stripping Pump

Section 4: Using a Stripping Pump

Line up of Stripping Pump

Operation of Stripping Pump

Section 5: Assessment

Quiz

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Instructor

Capt Arjun Singh Kalra

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