(2) In every Class A ship fitted with main or auxiliary oil-fired boilers, or internal combustion propelling machinery, the arrangements of sea connections, pumps, and the sources of power for operating them, shall be such as will ensure that a fire in any one compartment will not put all the fire pumps out of action; fire pumps shall not all be located in the same compartment but shall be arranged so that at least one pump and its source of power will remain available if a fire in any one compartment would make it impossible to use ...[+++]the other pump or pumps or their source of power; in some cases this requirement can be met by utilizing the submersible bilge pump and providing it with power from an emergency generator situated above the bulkhead deck; in such cases the emergency generator, the submersible pump, the controls and electric leads between the pump motor and the generator shall be clear of the engine and boiler room.

‘service disconnect’ means the device for deactivation of the electrical circuit for the purpose of servicing or checking electrical components such as the REESS and fuel cell stack;

the electric circuit insulation resistance (batteries and fuel cells excluded), shall exceed 1 kΩ for each volt of the nominal voltage.

The principles of the construction and functioning of: internal combustion engines, fluids (e.g. engine oil, coolant, washer fluid), the fuel system, the electrical system, the ignition system, the transmission system (clutch, gearbox, etc.).

The principles of the construction and functioning of: internal combustion engines, fluids (e.g. engine oil, coolant, washer fluid), the fuel system, the electrical system, the ignition system, the transmission system (clutch, gearbox, etc.);

Humanitarian aid in Bosnia-Herzegovina The Council approved the priority measures to be taken under the joint action adopted on 8 November on support for the convoying of humanitarian aid in Bosnia-Herzegovina, i.e.: MECU (a) logistic reinforcements (47 lorries adapted to the terrain) for use by UNHCR and ECTF 4 (b) fuel (15 000 tonnes) for use by the UNHCR, to cover the purchase of fuel for operating convoys, electricity generators, water-pumps, etc. needed to provide people with vital goods and services 4 (c) delivery of approximately 250 electricity generators for use by the UNHCR to operate public centres, hospitals, bakeries, water- ...[+++]pumps, etc 4,15 (d) restoration of coal mines (emergency work) for use by the IMG (International Management Group) 2 (e) support for carrying out emergency minimum repairs for electricity, gas, water and shelters, for use by the IMG 10 --------- TOTAL 24,15 It also approved the arrangements for financing this amount from the Community budget.