Kalamazoo (AOR 6) - Naval Cruise Book

 - Class of 1989

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Auxtll xrys D1v1s1onlA Gungl eonslsts ol three work centers EAOI Ftltcr Clem mg Shop w hteh rs responsible for the mum tenanceund upkeep of four v0 ton ur cond: tromng umts two 7 J ton ships servlce re lrrgerutlon unrts two shlps cargo refrtgert uon umts two l00 CFM low pressure .ur compressors four low pressure ,ur dehydm tors two shnps steermg unrts two shxps whlstles and the shlp s laundry und galley equxpment FAO2 Ltqutd Cargo Control whtch AGA hi l lllY ns responsnble lor the quullty and trans lerrlng ol-1 1 mlllton gtllons of F 76 CDFVIJ and 76 mnlllon gallons of F44 CJ P91 to other shlps I:AO7 IS also responsr ble for the mtuntenunee and upkeep of sm 3 000 gpm DFW ftre pumps 1nd one 900 gpm flre pumps EAO3 the ForktruckfBot1t Shop rs responstble for the mumtenunee und up keep of the shlp s 500 kw emergency dlesel generator two 3 000 pst hlgh pressure .ur compressors sux shtps small boats two J pal'- emehor wtndlass unlts two diesel drtven forkltlts and seventeen electric lorkltfts From the uboxe work center descrtp tlons you can tell that the 76 persons as slgned to A Gang ure kept very busy ln A Ching you wrll ftnd MM s EN s and even .tn EM These hard working do every thmg guys ure always there to keep you Cool keep you warm or keep you movlng l H nanny ' Tas.. lx' :five 1,111 . - 1 ib Y .1 , ...- Q 1 px -' -:lr e ' 1 u 4 1 , . ' . .. . 5 ' 'X . -1 f tr - 1...-1 V ye X ' 31, ,, l ,I ,, 1 ' 4- A . V 1 l LV ual' I , Q 1 4 Q. . ,Y 1 V , . - ,. ' 1 . t 1' ML r 1 Ji . V V tr A Q. .f:L.g.'.41.1 E , 4 -gl . .s - V - 1 - 1 - '- - ' 1 ' 1 1 1- ,I 1 ,' . . ' . ' . ' 1 . e . . . , . . ' . ., , ' 1 , 1- 4 1 - 1 C ' ' 1 - - ' 1 1 - ,1 1 ' - ' Y. . L ., e . ., 4 . . . ' ' , '1 ' - -' 1 1 ' - I 1 ' ' .I 1 - 1 , y, -. ' - C ' I - I 1 .- x V . i - 1 1 Q.- . i V 1 I y 4 W- ., L - . 1 ... . . . , 1 ... . . . ' ' ' 1 F f I - I 1 1- -s 1 ' 1 1 1 1 f-1 -I 1' 1 N Y - 1 7' 1 1 1 - . I . . i i . x . i I I . i 1 E N ,I ., V V. . .i A , 4 , . 1. ' - , I L - ' i . , . , ' ' p 1-- 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ,- , . N' . . . , 1 1 5 1 ' 1 - 1 '- ' ,M 1 1 11 1 1 . , .. , , , 1 . . , . ' ' ' - , 1 ' - , s' 1 ' 1 1' 11 1 Q ,1 r 11 ' , , e . . . , , . I .i i ' H . ,Q ' I l Q W . .Q I . H. ., . J I ' 1 V l . Y' '1 1 ' ' V 1 ' I ' 1 ' s -' 1 . .1 v 1 1 - 7 .1 , . 1 - - ,s,,,,,,, I: .1 -..... . '3 La I I . 1 1 -...my-1 . 1 Q ,,.1h. .. , 'K I ,. , A., .- M .. 3 ' l , . I 'if I, r ' 1 .- M -, 6 . ,. . , ' -In lf I - , s. 45 , s - . ' ' ' 1 5 1' L' :1 1 ' 1 1 . ,Fig F , . ,N I' Q , .1 S 1 I1 J Y!

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B DIVISIO Who we are and what we do. What we do: Boiler Technicians - BT's op- erate, maintain, and repair the ship's main propulsion boilers. These boilers generate super heated steam to turn the twin propel- lers and to operate our engineering auxilia- ry machinery, such as: main feed pumps, fire pumps, steam reducing stations, forced draft blowers. emergency feed X transfer pumps, and per day distilling plant. BT's also maintain and operate this vast array of auxiliary machinery, as well as all manner for heating. cooking, laundry, and maintain the evaporator distilling plant which makes -10.000 gallons of pure water per day for use as boiler feed water, and potable tdrinkingl water. We chemically test and treat every drop of water coming from aboard this ves- sel to determine its suitability for use ti.e.. fresh or feedl. We chemically test and treat water inside the boiler to prevent the trc- mendous pressures, temperatures. and im- purities from damaging the boiler tubes. BTs assure the quality ofall our fuel oil and lubricating oil. and maintain a current. up- as! -,iv of piping and valves. We make the steam to-the-minute inventory of it's liquid load. H We calibrate pressure, vacuum, and tem, pi Q peraturc gauges and sensing devices, dc. A troit switches, and the sensitive automatic? t combustion control system C0mp0nen15ig. We operate and maintain the steam-driv iii fire-flushing pump which provides Gi-'mgf fighting water, cooling water, salt wa Q washdown, and flushing water for toilil' and urinals. So next time you flick a switch electric light comes on, or eat a meal thagfff. 3 steaming hot . . . remember the Boiiefifl f ' Technicians who made it that way! Qfff l 26 b division -, BTCS Smith it F 1 'sr TT? B., of! li. -la 5 ' t 4 3 i Y: i - l- pq A fu. ,,. , h sv A

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