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RIGGING CASUALTY POWER

service power by means of a transfer switch near the load. If both the normal and alternate sources of the ship’s  service  power  fail  because  of  a  generator, switchboard,    or    feeder    casualty,     the     vital auxiliaries can be shifted  to  an  emergency  feeder that     receives     power     from     the     emergency switchboard. If the ship’s service and emergency circuits fail, temporary circuits can be rigged with the casualty power   distribution   system   and   used   to   supply power   to   vital   auxiliaries   if   any   of   the   ship’s service or emergency generators can be operated. The   casualty   power   system   includes   suitable lengths    of    portable    cable    stowed    on    racks throughout    the    ship.    Permanently    installed casualty    power    bulkhead    terminals    form    an important part of  the  casualty  power  system  (fig. 3-21).  They  are  used  for  connecting  the  portable cables  on   opposite   sides   of   bulkheads,   so   that power may be transmitted through compartments without loss of watertight integrity; also included are permanently installed riser terminals between decks.The vital equipment selected to receive casualty power will have a terminal box mounted on or near the equipment or panel concerned and connected  in  parallel  with  the  normal  feeder  for the equipment. Sources   of   supply   for   the   casualty   power system  are  provided  at  each  ship’s  service  and emergency   generator   switchboard.   A   casualty power riser terminal is installed on the back of the switchboard or switchgear group and connected to the  buses  through  a  225-  or  250-ampere  AQB circuit  breaker.  This  circuit  breaker  is  connected between  the  generator  circuit  breaker  and  the generator    disconnect    links.    By    opening    the disconnect  links,  you  will  isolate  the  generator from   the   switchboard.   Then,   it   can   be   used exclusively for casualty power purposes. RIGGING CASUALTY POWER To   eliminate   the   necessity   of   handling   live cables and to reduce the hazards to personnel and equipment,  definite  procedures  must  be  followed and   safety   precautions   must   be   observed   in rigging casualty power. Figure 3-21.-Rear of switchboard showing casualty power terminal. 3-14

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