Technology of ship repairing D. Benkovsky , G. Galver, I. Korobstsov, G. Oganezov

Causes of wear and damage of ships. Determination of wear and defects of parts

Methods of repair of ships installations and machinery parts. Extension of their service life

Repair of the metal hull

Docking of ships

Outfitting the living and service spaces

Repair of rudder and deck gear

Repair of ships pipelines

Damage, examination, and cleaning of boilers

Repair of steam boilers

Testing and handing over of boilers for service

Dismantling of steam engines and internal combustion engines. Measurements taken during dismantling

Repair of stationary parts of steam and internal combustion engines

Repair of crankshafts

Repair of the reciprocating parts

Repair of valve gear of steam engines and internal combustion engines

Repair and testing of fuel injection apparatus

Assembling main steam engines and internal combustion engines after repair

Repair of auxiliary machinery

Valve repairs

Dismantling of turbines

Repair of main parts of steam turbines

Assembly of turbines

Repair of reduction gearing

Assembly and testing of geared turbine unit

Assesing the condition of the shafting and dismantling work

Repair of shafts, bearings, stern tubes and liners

Repair of propellers

Line shafting assembly

Repairs of electrical machinery

Repair of networks

Repairs of electrical apparatus, fittings, and various devices