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Ship's Fresh Water Cooling System | Study Call Ep 003 Chief MAKOi

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  • Опубликовано: 19 мар 2020
  • In this episode, we will talk about the Ship's Fresh water cooling system which will include the Jacket Cooling / High Temperature and the Low Temperature or Centralized Cooling System.
    Chief MAKOi Seaman Vlog

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  • @toddfraisure1747
    @toddfraisure1747 4 года назад +50

    Making potable water from sea water. I was a water system manager and I think viewers would like it explained.

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +17

      It's coming really really really soon! It's actually next in line 😊

    • @toddfraisure1747
      @toddfraisure1747 4 года назад +6

      @@ChiefMAKOi You almost always reply to me Chief. Thank you kindly Sir. I'd like to share a tall lemon aide with you someday and shoot the breeze together.

    • @janvisser2223
      @janvisser2223 4 года назад +2

      Chief MAKOi Saw the FWG of the flash type already in your first drawing. 😀 Do not trottle the by-pass valve over the FWG in the jacket cooling system too much in order to prevent flow problems in the M.E. cooling jackets was the first thing they teached me when I was an engineer trainee in 78

    • @THXSmith
      @THXSmith 4 года назад +1

      @@ChiefMAKOi That's funny, I had the same question. My dad said when he was in the Navy, the crew drank distilled water from a still onboard (which required constant maintenance due to corrosion).

    • @raymondmccready6016
      @raymondmccready6016 4 года назад +4

      In 1977 I was chief mate on a super tanker at anchor for a month 20 miles off Houston Texas for lighting. I made a fishtrap like yours and caught a lot of fish every day. The Indian crew loved it. Every few days we launched a lifeboat and chased the shrimpboats snd swapped bottles of whisky for shrimp. Beautiful
      Retired now. Boring.
      Ray mccready Ireland
      Love your videos. Keep it up..

  • @reneiligtanloc6547
    @reneiligtanloc6547 4 года назад +14

    This topic was supposed to be discussed on our finals but because of the virus, no class no discussion, no learnings. Thanks to chief, I get to learn something about this. Thank you for the another wonderful and eye catching topic Chief! Always looking forward to your next videos.💯💯💯 Legit Chief MakoI fan here💪✋

  • @Scott6546
    @Scott6546 4 года назад +2

    As someone currently going through the process to become a Marine Engineer, I am finding these videos really helpful in consolidating my understanding of ship systems. The graphics too really aid in that understanding. So thank you for these really useful videos! :)

  • @aejeo7041
    @aejeo7041 4 года назад +16

    God bless chief. I've passed the EE of PMMA and we are waiting for the continuation of the neuro exam. Hoping and praying to become CE like u in the future. 😇✨

  • @Ody_ai
    @Ody_ai 4 года назад +3

    Just gunna pop in here. Been watching for over a year now. This is the only genre of "Channel" I am subscribed too. I have nothing to do with the subject matter, and have only been on an inflatable kayak and some boats a handful of times. What keeps me watching is the extremely high level of production value and editing of these videos. Love the writing and I greatly Enjoy Watching Your Videos!!! THANKS!! Be safe!

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +3

      Wow! Thanks Kory! A few people actually advised me to lower my production value so I could edit faster and put out more content. I just couldn't bring myself to do it. I guess I'm just used to a certain standard that only points to improvement and not the other way around. Again, thanks! I really appreciate it.

    • @Ody_ai
      @Ody_ai 4 года назад

      @@ChiefMAKOi Quality vs Quantity Mate!

  • @cameroncairns2712
    @cameroncairns2712 4 года назад +47

    I wish I had these videos during my cadetship, would have made things so much easier than reading incomplete manuals and tracing every single pipe in the engine room.
    Purifiers would be a great video, about why they are used and troubleshooting common problems etc. I think if you talked about general troubleshooting for most systems, those would be useful.

  • @chrissmith6133
    @chrissmith6133 4 года назад +4

    Stay safe chief,!, glad to see you back.!!!!, 💖🌞👏👍🍹👏🥂.thank you for spending the time with the vids, and for the led on the internet cards

  • @JimCTSCLO
    @JimCTSCLO 4 года назад +32

    Excellent use of graphics. Great information flow. You are doing a good job.

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад

      Much appreciated!

    • @JimCTSCLO
      @JimCTSCLO 4 года назад +2

      @@ChiefMAKOi I am a workforce development expert and have my own company. Your delivery and content are very good.

  • @torgeirbrandsnes1916
    @torgeirbrandsnes1916 4 года назад +5

    Great stuff! I have no clue of how a ships engine works. Now I know. Thank you! Be safe in these Corona times!

  • @thedrexshockz9570
    @thedrexshockz9570 4 года назад +4

    Ayus sir!! Add knowledge to us seaman it's a great help, hopefully we can watch more of your knowledgeable vlogs! God bless!!

  • @marinongmakinistangpilipin2927
    @marinongmakinistangpilipin2927 4 года назад +2

    Sir napalaking tulong ng mga video nyo para sa mga estudyante..hopefully marami pa kayong mga video para sa different systems sa barko..

  • @CarlosPestonit
    @CarlosPestonit 4 года назад +2

    Great informative video of the Fresh Water Cooling System🚢👌👍

  • @Gunnr1236
    @Gunnr1236 4 года назад +3

    Thanks, Chief!! Really enjoying your new format and added information. It’s a pleasure to learn from you!

  • @thereissomecoolstuff
    @thereissomecoolstuff 4 года назад

    Nice job..I work with American trained maritime academy professionals. I am always impressed by their knowledge and abilities. Chief regardless of where you went to school, your instructors and fellow students helped you become inquisitive and curious about your vessel. Engineers rock... These are excellent videos for people wanting to learn more about this area of transportation. Cheers Chief please keep them coming.

  • @chrispeoples4606
    @chrispeoples4606 4 года назад +5

    Yet again, great work in explaining the FWC! I'll add this to my thermodynamics playlist for my physics classes. BTW, I do an on-capmus fieldtrip over to the cogeneration plant on my campus. It's a natural gas-fired truck engine, besides generating electricity the plant recovers the waste heat for heating domestic hot water for the locker rooms and for heating the pool. The ship's cooling system and cogen plant are very similar to each other in their design and operation. CP

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +1

      Then you'll definitely love the next episode.

  • @benoitmbayo7308
    @benoitmbayo7308 4 года назад +7

    Great Video Chief MAKOi, I am student Marine Engineer from Antwerp Maritime Academy, Belgium; could you please talk about the scrubber system since the IMO regulations are getting strict on the gas emissions. Thank you.

  • @justinjones5220
    @justinjones5220 4 года назад +4

    Awesome job chief. Keep it up and we can all learn alot. Your videos are amazing and are very well put together with transitions and movement and such. Awesome job. Keep it up

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +1

      Glad you like them!

    • @justinjones5220
      @justinjones5220 4 года назад

      @@ChiefMAKOi yall doin ok down there. Staying as healthy as possible? Stay safe and keep up the awesome work

  • @robinfernandez1992
    @robinfernandez1992 4 года назад +1

    Chief your throughly great and inspiration for us seafarer hope more episode you will upload Salamat sir chief.

  • @yahirpalafoxbello
    @yahirpalafoxbello 4 года назад +10

    The best class!

  • @anytainment1001
    @anytainment1001 4 года назад +2

    Thank you Chief Makoi, you're helping to make my cadetship an easier one.

  • @alterator
    @alterator 4 года назад +5

    Oh, Chief, Hello! I am glad to see you.

  • @janpaultundagui1722
    @janpaultundagui1722 4 года назад +1

    great teaching i learned more by the way you are teaching..thanks for the info chief

  • @mohammadnajjar495
    @mohammadnajjar495 4 года назад

    Thank you Chef for what you offer. I wish you more and the best. I hope you explain more to us. Thank you from the heart. He was with you

  • @souladventure514
    @souladventure514 4 года назад +1

    U r great sir u r my ideal I also want to became a seafarers and I am preparing for that .....love u from India sir ...

  • @antonioreyes7476
    @antonioreyes7476 Год назад

    You are a great teacher chief. I wish you can also make a lecture regarding the HVAC system onboard your vessel. Thank you for sharing your knowledge chief. Mabuhay po kayo🇵🇭💪

  • @tengkuirfan6860
    @tengkuirfan6860 4 года назад

    very clear chief.. hello from malaysia.. its good to refresh back the knowledge on marine cooling system..

  • @2fas4me2
    @2fas4me2 4 года назад +1

    Chief, I know you've heard it before. You're very good. It takes great skill to communicate as effectively as you do. Thanks for a great video.

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +2

      Thanks Andy! I appreciate that!

  • @philcrase7425
    @philcrase7425 4 года назад

    Another brilliant tutorial, well done! The value of a fresh water system can't be stressed enough it is so important. Think back to the days of the Windjammers when this type of technology didn't exist, it must have been awful, little drinking water which was often times fouled. No showers or bathing and clean clothes were unheard of, makes you cringe...yet they still carried on, how I do not know. Thanks Chief, hoping you and yours are doing well.

  • @islamaharlika3997
    @islamaharlika3997 4 года назад +1

    Good day Sir, thank you for reviewing us about these basic principle of ships machinery cooling system.

  • @elinojrpadilla3003
    @elinojrpadilla3003 4 года назад

    Wow sir, short but constructive, highly appreciate that sir.

  • @shriramchandra5652
    @shriramchandra5652 4 года назад +1

    You are really amazing Chief makoi sir.. it great that we have you , cause you are covering these important topics and making them interesting which were otherwise difficult to read and get through with manuals and books.
    Keep making videos like these they are really helpful and great work of graphics

  • @sofoklis-panagiotiskatsigi7120
    @sofoklis-panagiotiskatsigi7120 4 года назад +1

    Chief my sincerest congratulations on your really interesting videos as a naval architect.Keep up the great work.All the best

  • @onzegen5244
    @onzegen5244 4 года назад +3

    NICE VIDEO SIR!

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +1

      Thanks

    • @onzegen5244
      @onzegen5244 4 года назад

      Chief, please make a video about refrigeration and air conditioning system.

  • @boybangastv3079
    @boybangastv3079 4 года назад +3

    Thank so much chief,,

  • @chriti4no-memes502
    @chriti4no-memes502 4 года назад +3

    This video is good for kids who want be a seaman like me

  • @otterchen
    @otterchen 4 года назад +1

    Very professional presented, very very good...thank you for that series of information, even understandable for a land rat.

  • @drockjr
    @drockjr 4 года назад

    Your video is campy AF. And educational. Just like any corporate learning video. Love it

  • @johnrobinsonberondo7466
    @johnrobinsonberondo7466 4 года назад +1

    Thanks Chief.. game changer ka talaga..

  • @barsavnibahtiyar3873
    @barsavnibahtiyar3873 4 года назад

    Dear chief engineer. We are doing same job. Im 4th eng. Your videos are very useful. success in your life. Best and regards

  • @Jonathanbloom100
    @Jonathanbloom100 4 года назад +2

    Radar system Chief

  • @khirkbrandonbaran566
    @khirkbrandonbaran566 2 года назад

    Very clear and concise. Thanks a lot for your help sir.

  • @kondaramkumar5563
    @kondaramkumar5563 4 года назад

    Very helpful topics for us thank you very much Chief

  • @hiteshtandel23
    @hiteshtandel23 4 года назад +1

    Thank You Chief.

  • @jwmcclanahan4690
    @jwmcclanahan4690 3 года назад

    The chief has a lot of things to look after, a lot of work.

  • @paul2466
    @paul2466 4 года назад +6

    Great video Chief, very “cool”

  • @carljohndolendo600
    @carljohndolendo600 4 года назад

    Thanks chief makoi more learning videos to be upload pa po🙏

  • @lanceespiritu5112
    @lanceespiritu5112 4 года назад

    THANKYOU CHIEF FOR ADVANCE LEARNING. THIS CONTENT MAKE SENSE FOR INCOMING SEAFARER LIKE ME 😊

  • @jhonyromanesco2269
    @jhonyromanesco2269 4 года назад +1

    Again thank you and good job, waiting for your next video.

  • @jhogan1960
    @jhogan1960 4 года назад

    I am a water treatment guy and I just find your vids so interesting and well edited.

  • @krutand1691
    @krutand1691 4 года назад +1

    this is such good qualityvideo

  • @MrMaxyield
    @MrMaxyield 4 года назад +2

    New subscriber here...
    Been binging your videos for the past couple days while on quarantine here in the USA...
    Great content and very interesting...!!!

  • @nonsense8262
    @nonsense8262 4 года назад +1

    Thankyou for the knowledge chief 🙂

  • @eric24297
    @eric24297 4 года назад

    Excellent video Chief, I’m planning to be a seaman someday, current taking Mechanical Engineering. My dad is a seaman also like you chief

  • @markchriestenson3257
    @markchriestenson3257 4 года назад +4

    What if your ship was in a fresh water lake like the great lakes in North America. Would you still need a fresh water to lake water heat transfer system or could you just circulate the lake water through the engines.

    • @ChiefMAKOi
      @ChiefMAKOi  4 года назад +4

      Still no. Having fresh water in a closed loop circulating through your engine's inside gives you control over possible contamination and debris. It's not just the salt. Think of it like a car's radiator. There's water inside which you keep clean, and air from outside is the one cooling it via the radiator. It's way easier to clean the radiator fins than opening up your engine just to get rid of the accumulated dust particles. Same thing with the lake/river water which may have sediments in the shallow parts.

    • @markchriestenson3257
      @markchriestenson3257 4 года назад +1

      @@ChiefMAKOi thanks. I never thought of the water as being dirty.

  • @surajmohanty9278
    @surajmohanty9278 4 года назад +3

    Boiler mounting

  • @josuaedwardjosue2336
    @josuaedwardjosue2336 4 года назад +1

    Thank you chief maybe i will use it for as my research (Thesis)
    For BS Requirements

  • @kunduworld
    @kunduworld 4 года назад

    Thanks for information dear sir I like your presentation 👍

  • @kevinmilesmagbanua7949
    @kevinmilesmagbanua7949 4 года назад +1

    Sir Im a marine engineering student. I always enjoy watching your videos and I hope you can also explain and discuss lube oil coolers. Thanks sir!

  • @MrRj600rr
    @MrRj600rr 4 года назад

    Great video. What a video on how ships deal with global pandemics. 🤙🏼

  • @duclayivanfelix5674
    @duclayivanfelix5674 4 года назад

    More informative videos sir about our subjects. It helps a lot for us students. More power sir.

  • @Mvs..
    @Mvs.. 4 года назад +1

    Very informative video .

  • @adoorsujith
    @adoorsujith 4 года назад

    Hello sir, videos are good to learn.. please have more such videos in future.. so that we can learn

  • @tisstuart
    @tisstuart 4 года назад +1

    I was hoping you would cover the Heel-Cooler design too. Great so far, maybe I will browse the videos already done. Thanks.

  • @tisoy909
    @tisoy909 4 года назад

    Excellent video Chief MAKOi! I love the technical info. Maraming salamat pare!

  • @franciscojavierhernandezoy3084
    @franciscojavierhernandezoy3084 3 года назад

    Excellent , great job chief , thanks for the effort of teaching us

  • @ejponce6593
    @ejponce6593 4 года назад

    Malaking tulong sa mga baguhang katulad ko chief ..salamat

  • @MrAndycm
    @MrAndycm 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the class chief. I always learn a lot from you.

  • @ericalbert6954
    @ericalbert6954 4 года назад

    Toujours un vrai plaisir vos vidéos !
    Merci beaucoup

  • @deanlian7263
    @deanlian7263 3 года назад

    Cool edit Chef. I understand very clearly now😍

  • @ajalonte5909
    @ajalonte5909 4 года назад

    Thank you chief mag 3rd year napo ako Bs marine engineering idol kopo kayo chief

  • @danielirigon626
    @danielirigon626 4 года назад

    Thank you sir. Hope more knowledge you will share to us

  • @gregorycalzada5264
    @gregorycalzada5264 4 года назад +1

    Very nice chief 👍👍😎

  • @matthewrein3524
    @matthewrein3524 4 года назад +2

    Thanks chief 👍

  • @s4kl4pnu
    @s4kl4pnu 4 года назад

    I love the content! Finally got a clear understanding. Hope you can make an explanation regarding different types of air compressors. Kudos!

  • @dimasbagus8010
    @dimasbagus8010 4 года назад +9

    Hi chief i am engine cadet from indonesian i will do my seaproject this year i want say thanks for your video thats help me a lot and hope in your next video you can explain about auxillary machinery in ship thanks chief

    • @harishkumar8372
      @harishkumar8372 4 года назад

      Basically, every auxiliary machineries are support for the main engine.

  • @johnsnow9224
    @johnsnow9224 2 года назад +1

    Sir please do more study call videos .. would be very helpful to TMEs like me

  • @Hendreh1
    @Hendreh1 3 года назад +1

    Thank you Chief

  • @gayanthachamika2702
    @gayanthachamika2702 4 года назад

    excellent sir.Good luck sir.👌
    I think this program will be very important to amateur cadets...👍👌 im waiting for your next episode sir..

  • @lindlyjanberja9171
    @lindlyjanberja9171 3 года назад

    Good job chief makoi . I want to you to discuss about the auxialliary machinery and boiler

  • @summergone8392
    @summergone8392 4 года назад

    you are a hero for cadet chief

  • @omkarnaik97
    @omkarnaik97 4 года назад

    A channel i have been searching finally i have got it🙏

  • @joemenguito6455
    @joemenguito6455 Год назад

    thank chief sa magandang mensahe ❤

  • @berkayozer6314
    @berkayozer6314 3 года назад

    thanks chief,more videos for students please

  • @klc317
    @klc317 4 года назад

    I enjoy these videos. Kinda the same principle here as why if I were to run my boat (a Mercuiser I/O) in salt water for very long it would trash the engine and components with corrosion. I know they make versions of them with closed cooling systems for saltwater use, kinda like a car radiator I guess. Just on a much smaller scale than ships!

  • @frameproof
    @frameproof 3 года назад

    ty chief makoi..
    best class.. god bless 😁😁

  • @mukundkumarbaraiya36
    @mukundkumarbaraiya36 4 года назад

    These videos are fantastic sir! Helps a lot.

  • @ElChavacano22
    @ElChavacano22 4 года назад

    Thank you for the lesson Chief makoi! 🙏

  • @warmachine3332
    @warmachine3332 4 года назад +1

    I just want to comment before 1 hr

  • @greenpedal370
    @greenpedal370 4 года назад

    Fascinating, I had no idea.

  • @u12blue
    @u12blue 4 года назад

    This is very informative! Hope you continue this series

  • @danielragtv4705
    @danielragtv4705 4 года назад +3

    Nice vid po pangarap ko po mag seaman❤️❤️❤️

  • @suyashchanne4891
    @suyashchanne4891 4 года назад +1

    GOOD VEDIO.

  • @dencelosorio3079
    @dencelosorio3079 6 месяцев назад

    Sewage system would be a great video for aspiring junior engrs

  • @rajumurphy9326
    @rajumurphy9326 4 года назад +1

    Good day sir.i hope you are doing well.
    Sir will you be kind enough to discuss about purifier,air compressor,boiler,pump overhauling and other things that a 4th and 3rd engineer do onboard?? One topic at a time will be very helpful sir.

  • @DdosedRS
    @DdosedRS 4 года назад

    I'm just sitting here eating mcdonalds learning about fresh water cooling systems for ships while im probably never going to step foot on a ship in my life. :D

  • @kylevenus9661
    @kylevenus9661 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much sir.

  • @chief1136
    @chief1136 4 года назад +1

    thank you chief !

  • @life-at-sea
    @life-at-sea 2 года назад

    tnx for your initiative sir

  • @everestoshare8470
    @everestoshare8470 4 года назад

    Well explained. Thank you

  • @jd5154
    @jd5154 4 года назад

    yun ohhh request done salamat chief godbless