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Figure 3-12.—Types of heat exchanges.
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Chapter  3—ENGINE  MAINTENANCE 47.74(121) Figure  3-12.—Types  of  heat  exchanges. cooler clogging by loose foreign matter are faulty soon  as  possible.  Obviously,  the  use  of  dirty seawater  strainers,  dirty  freshwater,  excessive freshwater will hasten the clogging of a cooler ele- lubrication of the pumps, and leaking oil coolers. ment. Grease and oil may enter the cooling system To prevent the entry of sea debris, a punctured and the film deposited on the cooler element will screen in a seawater strainer must be replaced as reduce the capacity of the cooler. Grease may 3-13

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