2-22. 2-23. 2-24. 2-25. Fuel   tanks   are   filled   to   95%   of their   volumetric   capacity   for   what reason? 1. To   allow   for   expansion   and prevent   spillage 2. To   ensure   proper   fuel atomization 3. To   ensure   proper   suction   for the   fuel   oil   service   transfer system 4. To   conserve   unburnable   fuel When  a  ship  is  fueled  to  100%  of its   volumetric   capacity,   how   is   the burnable   fuel   reported? 1. At  95% 2.      At  100% . . 3. In   excess   of   100% 4. At  100  ±  5% When   a   ship   is   fueled   at   95%,   it   is assumed   to   be   at   what   percentage   of burnable   fuel? 1. 95% 2. 100% 3. In   excess   of   100% 4. 90% Which   of   the   following   conditions is  NOT  indicated   on   the   fuel   and water   report? 1. The   amount   of   fuel   on   hand   as of   midnight   the   previous   day 2. The  amount  of  water  on  hand  as of   midnight   the   previous   day 3. The   steaming   hours   on   boiler firesides    and    waterside 4. The   amount   of   fuel   and   water transferred   as   of   midnight   the previous   day Figure   2B IN  ANSWERING  QUESTIONS  2-26  THROUGH  2-30, CHOOSE  THE  RECORD  •IN  FIGURE  2B  THAT  IS USED FOR THE PURPOSE SHOWN IN THE QUESTION. 2-26. 2-27. 2-28. 2-29. 2-30. Shows   the   fuel   capacity   in   gallons, the   fuel   on   hand,   and   the approximate   fuel   consumption   on boats. 1. A 2.     D 3.     E 4. F Shows   the   receipt,   use, expenditure, and   transfer   of   each f u e l    o i l ,    d i e s e l    o i l ,    a nd lubricating   oil   tank   throughout   the ship  . 1.     A 2.   C 3.     D 4. F Shows   a   graphical   layout   of   the approximate   status   of   fuel,   ballast water, reserve   feedwater,   and potable   water. 1.    C 2.     D 3.     E 4. F Shows   the   feedwater   for   boilers, deaerating   feed   tanks,   and   potable water   tanks   throughout   the   ship. 1. A 2. B 3.     D 4. E Shows   the   fluid   levels   in   tanks containing   fuel   oil,   ballast   water, potable   water,   and   standby feedwater. 1.     B 2.     D 3. E 4. F 11