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| In a diesel engine jacket water cooler, with sea water cooling the engine jacket cooling water, what statement is true? |
| A) The jacket water pressure is always kept higher than the sea water pressure, and in case of a jacket water cooler leak, the jacket water expansion tank level will increase. |
| B) The sea water pressure is always kept higher than the jacket water pressure, and in case of a jacket water cooler leak, the jacket water expansion tank level will increase. |
| C) The jacket water pressure is always kept higher than the sea water pressure, and in case of a jacket water cooler leak, the jacket water expansion tank level will decrease. |
| D) The sea water pressure is always kept higher than the jacket water pressure, and in case of a jacket water cooler leak, the jacket water expansion tank level will decrease. |
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| Easton - 2022-08-17 04:03:58 Registered (6526) |
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| hughesyadaddy - 2017-05-26 09:48:26 Expired Member (2) |
| Yes, this question is marked wrong. |
| Chris S. - 2017-05-14 19:38:43 Expired Member (1) |
| This doesn't make sense to me, can some one explain how the expansion tank will increase and not decrease ? |
| winston11 - 2016-06-06 13:34:05 Member (3) |
| the answer to this question is clearly marked wrong. |
| mjusti - 2016-05-30 12:14:25 Member (1) |
| The wording on the last part seems incorrect, wouldn't the expansion tank level decrease because of the increased pressure of the jacket water? |
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