No machinery on ships works independently. More than one of them come together to form a purpose-oriented system. In some cases, integrated systems have been created by combining multiple systems to perform more complex operations. Accurate and precise operation of such systems can only be achieved with detailed algorithms and hardware that implements them. On the other hand, some systems or machines need to be controlled by means of standalone soft or hardware in order to realize maximum economy, efficiency, continuity, safe, secure and environmental operations within the specified and embedded limiting parameters. Almost all measuring systems work independently and are not affected by any external influences. However, they can make sense in combination with other system and machine parameters. The successful operation and control of systems and machines depends on how stand-alone systems cooperate with integrated systems. Therefore, among other features, in an algorithmically well-designed ERS system, the interactions between standalone and integrated systems and machines must be determined very accurately. It is inevitable to have well-trained, knowledgeable and experienced Marine Engineers to operate ship systems and machines properly and in good manner.


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