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SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL RISK AND RELIBIALITY MODELING PROCESS


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Appendix 5: HAZOP No Guideword


1 No Pitch 2 No blade


Description


No rotational energy is transformed


No rotational energy is transformed


3 No control bar 4 No crank wheel


5 NOT enough material strength


All blade on random pitch, loss of operational control


On all blade have independent pitch


Causes


operation , control mechanism, alignment failure


Object in the water break the blade


material weakness material weakness


part of propeller breakdown wrong design, corrosion or cavitations, alignment different pitch, extra load on bearing


6 MORE pitch than optimal 7 8 9 LESS pitch than optimal LESS draft than allowed LESS depth than necessary


Too heavy load on propulsion system. Cavitations


Too little load on propulsion system. Cavitations


Propeller I not sufficiently submerged. Loss of Thrust


Propeller hit the ground and it is damaged


operation failure operation failure operation failure operation failure


Safety measure address by 2, 3, 4, 5


implementation of propeller protection such as grating jet, sail in ice free water, +7& 9


improve design and construction


improve design and construction


validate propeller design, catholic protection, appropriate propeller material, test the propeller against cavitations periodic alignment adjustment


surveillance, increase operator competency


surveillance, increase operator competency


surveillance, increase operator competency


technical equipment, surveillance, increase operator competency


Journal of Marine Environmental Engineering


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