Boatowner's mechanical and electrical manual : how to maintain, repair, and improve your boat's essential systems
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Boatowner's mechanical and electrical manual : how to maintain, repair, and improve your boat's essential systems
International Marine, c1996
2nd ed.
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- List of Troubleshooting Charts List of Tables Acknowledgments/Preface to the Second Edition Introduction Chapter 1. Establishing a Balanced Battery-Powered Electrical System Introduction The Peculiarities of Boats Batteries How They Work
- Electrolyte Variations
- Modes of Failure
- Automotive (Cranking) Versus Deep-Cycle Batteries
- Wet-Cells Versus Gel-Cells
- Nicads--The Ultimate Battery Getting Down to Specifics Determining Power Requirements
- Providing the Necessary Capacity
- Providing Adequate Charging Capabilities
- Establishing Correct Voltage Regulation Putting the Pieces Together Is It Better to Have One or Two Battery Banks for House Use?
- Charging More Than One Battery Bank from a Common Alternator
- Monitoring and Control Summary: A Balanced System Postscript Chapter 2. Maintaining and Troubleshooting a Battery-Powered Electrical System Batteries Safety
- Routine Maintenance
- Testing a Battery
- Problem Batteries Alternators How They Work
- Installation and Maintenance
- Charging Problems
- Repairing Alternators Voltage Regulators How They Work
- Different Regulators: Internal, External, P and N
- Voltage Regulator Bypass Devices
- Troubleshooting Voltage Regulators
- Emergency Voltage Regulation Diodes Identification and Rating
- Heat Sinks
- Testing Battery Isolation Diodes Chapter 3. Understanding and Troubleshooting Electrical Circuits
- Proper Installation Practices Basic Concepts and Measurements The Water Analogy
- Making Measurements
- The Multimeter: An Essential Tool DC Circuits Ground Versus Insulated Return
- Troubleshooting with a Voltmeter
- Troubleshooting with an Ohmmeter
- Ground Faults ("Earth" Leaks)
- Don't Leave Port Without a Multimeter AC Circuits The Importance of Grounding
- Safety Versus Corrosion
- Typical AC Circuits Afloat
- Testing AC Circuits Proper Electrical Installation Cables
- Connections and Terminals
- Installing Cables
- Distribution Panels Chapter 4. Corrosion, Bonding, Lightning Protection, and Grounding Corrosion Galvanic Corrosion
- Stray-Current Corrosion Bonding and Cathodic Protection Cathodic Protection
- Unbond and Isolate Lightning Protection The Importance of Grounding
- The Path to Ground
- Protecting Electrical Circuits and Electronics
- Lightning Protection The Common Ground Point Chapter 5. Battery Chargers, Inverters, Wind and Water Generators, and Solar Panels Battery Chargers How They Work
- Ferro-Resonant as a Yardstick
- Performance Implies Regulation
- Troubleshooting Inverters How They Work
- Batteries: The Limiting Factor
- Matching the Demand to the System
- Inverter Installation
- Troubleshooting Wind and Water Generators How They Work
- Pros and Cons
- Installation and Maintenance
- Troubleshooting and Repair Solar Panels Basic Terminology
- Key Factors in System Design
- Installation
- Troubleshooting Chapter 6. AC Generators and Electric Motors (DC and AC) AC Generators Generators: How They Work
- General Maintenance
- Troubleshooting Operating Problems
- No Output: Armature Type
- No Output: Alternator Type with Brushes
- No Output: Brushless Alternator Type
- Disassembly and Bearing Replacement
- Variable-Speed Technology (VST) Electric Motors How They Work
- Speed Regulation
- Troubleshooting
- Starter Motors Chapter 7. Marine Electronics Troubleshooting Electronic Equipment Preliminary Troubleshooting Antennas and Grounds Siting an Antenna
- Antenna Installation
- Grounds Radio Interference Sources of Interference
- Tracking Down Interference
- Preventing (Suppressing) Interference Saving Soaked Equipment Chapter 8. Diesel Engines Operation and Maintenance How They Work
- Preventive Maintenance Troubleshooting Part 1: Failure to Start Failure to Crank
- Engine Cranks But Won't Fire Troubleshooting Part 2: Operating Problems Overheating
- Smoke
- Loss of Performance
- Water in the Crankcase
- Low Oil Pressure
- Inadequate Turbocharger Performance
- Problems with Engine Instrumentation Winter Layup Recommissioning Chapter 9. From Transmission to Propeller Transmissions and Shaft Brakes Transmissions: How They Work
- Maintenance
- Troubleshooting
- Shaft Brakes Connecting a Transmission to a Propeller Shaft Couplings
- Engine Alignment
- Constant-Velocity Joints Shaft Seals Stuffing Boxes (Packing Glands)
- Mechanical Seals
- Lip-Type Seals
- A Dripless Future? Bearings and Propellers Cutless Bearings and Struts
- Propellers Chapter 10. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning CFCs and the Ozone Hole Marine Refrigeration Balancing Refrigeration Needs with Boat Use Iceboxes: The Key to Sizing
- Refrigeration Choices Operation, Troubleshooting, and Repair How Refrigeration Works
- Routine Maintenance Charging and Topping-Up Procedures Handling Refrigerant
- Gauge Sets Chapter 11. Plumbing, Toilets, Through-Hull Fittings Plumbing Copper Pipe or Tubing
- Metal Pipe
- Plastic Pipe
- Hoses Marine Toilets (Heads) Discharge Regulations
- Heading Off Toilet Problems
- Troubleshooting and Repair Through-Hulls and Seacocks Types of Seacock
- Installation Chapter 12. Pumps and Pump Switches Pumps How They Work
- Pros and Cons
- Maintenance, Troubleshooting, and Repair Pump Switches Pressure Switches
- Level Switches Chapter 13. Steering Systems, Autopilots, and Wind Vanes Steering Systems Types of Steering
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting Autopilots How They Work
- Problems with Autopilots Wind Vane Self-Steering How It Works
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting Chapter 14. Stoves, Cabin Heaters, Water Heaters, and Lanterns Basic Safety Gas Liquefied Petroleum Gas and Compressed Natural Gas
- Installation
- Troubleshooting Gas Appliances Alcohol, Kerosene, and Diesel Appliances Fuel Quality
- Troubleshooting
- Overhaul
- Diesel Drip-Pot Stoves Electric Water Heaters and Stoves Water Heater Problems Chapter 15. Spars and Standing Rigging Spars Wooden Spars and Spreaders
- Aluminum Spars and Spreaders
- Downwind, Whisker, and Spinnaker Poles Standing Rigging Wire Rope
- Fitting End Connections (Terminals) to Wire Rope
- Rod Rigging
- Fitting Rigging to a Boat
- Inspection and Maintenance
- Tuning a Rig Chapter 16. Running Rigging, Deck Hardware, and Roller Reefing Blocks Terminology and Loading Factors
- Maintenance Winches How They Work
- Servicing and Overhaul
- Powered Winches Anchor Windlasses General Maintenance
- Problems Common to All Windlasses
- Horizontal Manual Windlasses
- Vertical Manual Windlasses
- Electric Windlasses
- Hydraulic Windlasses Roller Reefing and Furling How It Works
- Problems and Answers
- Summary: Do's and Don'ts
- Maintenance
- In-Mast and Behind-the-Mast Reefing Glossary Appendix A: Checklist of Winterizing Procedures Appendix B: Freeing Frozen Parts and Fasteners Appendix C: Tools and Spare Parts Appendix D: Useful Tables Index
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