![In his Largs Bay report, chief engineer officer Captain DA Wardell highlights numerous flaws ranging from faulty doors to inadequate cooling systems. RFA Largs Bay](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhSnU5e4J89y_of0Fg5DqC-oIMkXTKggmA9pnCxt12oWUN-hirn2VNORH-Xp2EzDCmn9WbZIJfcHazG0pwacHXtElGUhyNgim1qMiR2ejrY9w1YJC-T88FGCFiSmYn213wqo-KK/s144/largs-bay.jpg)
The problems include overheating of the propulsion motors and transformers and faulty air handling units that "could cause respiratory problems among passengers and crew - in particular legionnaires disease", the chief engineer officer's report says.
Overheating means that the ship cannot maintain full speed and the lack of natural ventilation means she can't operate at higher speeds "especially in higher sea temperature conditions".
Read more
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: only a member of this blog may post a comment.