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3D Full Mission:
MER3D
LER3D
MED3Dh
MED3D
Full Mission:
UER
FMEC
Low Speed Diesel:
VER4.5
VER5 EC
ERC4.5
ERC4.5XL
Medium Speed Diesel:
MER2 / MEC2
Steam Turbine:
SER
SER
2 LNG
Gas Turbine:
GTS
Diagnostic Simulator:
TD4
MARINE TRAINING SOFTWARE

CBT 1-8 Introduction
Modules Description
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Virtual Engine Room 5 Electronic
Control (VER 5 EC) is a first engine room simulator
of the electronically controlled low speed diesel engine.
VER 5 EC has been developed
to comply with:
- STCW Code: Section A-1/12
and Section B-1/12.
- ISM Code: Section 6 and
Section 8.
VER 5 EC is delivered together with VER 4.5 which simulates
the same engine room but without an electronic control.

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The main educational tasks, which can be accomplished
with VER 5 EC are listed below:
- Learning typical ship's engine
room operating routines with the support of the integrated
checklists.
- Ship's engine room operation
training. The user will be able to accomplish any
operational task starting from pre-prepared or previously
saved exercises.
- Training in corrective action
when faults occur. Different faults can be mixed in
the run-time or loaded from disk.
- Standardised assessment divided
into several tests. These unique assessments have
been positively approved by an international group
of simulator experts. Competence is measured in penalty
points and can be compared with other student results.
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VER 5 EC simulator model includes the following systems:
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- The main engine (2 stroke, low speed, 7 cylinders,
fixed pitch propeller)
- The electronic control system simulation including
ECONOMY and EMISSION mode..
- The main engine remote control system (manual from
CR, automated from the bridge and the emergency control
at the engine side)
- The fuel system (MDO and HFO, including storage
system and separators).
- The lubricating system (LO circulation and separator,
LO storage and stern tube lubricating).
- The cooling system (sea water and fresh water central
cooling).
- The compressed air system.
- The sewage treatment plant.
- The sludge and garbage incinerator.
- The steam system (auxiliary boiler, waste heat recovery,
superheated steam, consumers).
- The power plant (2 diesel generators, 1 shaft generator,
1 turbo generator and 1 emergency diesel generator,
multiple power consumers with separate circuits and
bow thruster).
- The bilge system with oily water separator.
- The ballast system.
- The steering gear.
- The refrigerating system.
- The domestic water system
- The air conditioning system
- The simplified own ship model with ship speed modelling.
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Here is a list of VER 5 EC main features:
- VER 5 EC is a highly realistic simulator for ship's engine
room training which can also be used as a low cost introductory
simulator.
- The mathematical model simulates a typical ship's engine
room with a 2-stroke, low speed engine, its auxiliary systems,
power plant and a steam system.
- The realistic simulation of the electronic control system
has been implemented. It is possible to change many combustion
settings and see immediately the changes of the combustion
pressure curve.
- Mimic diagrams with active valves, pump status indicators,
tank level indicators and selected digital gauges make the
system easy to use.
- Multichannel digitised sound provides a very realistic
ship's engine feel. The sound effects include: engine sound
correlated with engine speed, the sound of a diesel generator
starting and running, open indicator valve sound, alarm
and machine telegraph buzzers. The volume level for all
sound channels can be freely selected according to personal
preferences.
- Synthesized speech emulates the chief engineers advices,
spoken checklist instruction and communication with a bridge
integrated within the scenario.
- The Computer Aided Assessment (CAA) is fully integrated
with the simulator and can be used for a quick check while
operating the engine room or for assessment and competency
verification.
- VER 5 EC can co-operate with another PC connected in a
local area network. This second PC can be used as an instructor
terminal enabling online monitoring of student activities,
fault simulation and telegraph communication between a bridge
and an engine room.
VER 5 EC offers different types of user interface:
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The
control panels include very realistic, animated virtual
controls like switches, gauges and lamps. The control
panels imitate the most important parts of the control
room equipment. |
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It
is possible to see the influence of the electronic control
settings at the combustion curve. |
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The
electronic control MOP panels have been simulated and
can be used for the change of the engine operation mode. |
Other examples of VER 5 EC features are shown below:
The
green Checklist window shows instructions relevant to
the selected checklist.
The appropriate system window will always open when a
new checklist step is shown in the checklist window.
The control lamp, switch or gauge specified in the checklist
step "blinks" in order to make it easier to
identify.
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The Assessment
window includes:
- A full list of errors with related
penalty points.
- The total number of penalty points.
- The final results (Passed or
failed).
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The Fault Simulation window contains
a list of all available simulations and their status,
which can be monitored and changed.
There are 3 possible states for
each fault simulation:
- No fault.
- Stable fault.
- Unstable fault.
More than 50 different faults are
available.
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