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H
unter 45
DS
• Waste and Sanitation S
y
stems
1
0.
3
S
ome dischar
g
es have valves associated with them. The
Black water, or Raw sewa
g
e s
y
stem from the head is one
such s
y
stem. Located near the macerator pump
(
Fi
g
.
10.5
)
(
discussed later in this section
)
, is the
O
verboard
Di
sc
h
ar
g
e
V
a
l
ve.
Thi
s
i
s a
b
a
ll
t
y
pe va
l
ve
i
n w
hi
c
h
t
h
e
c
hopped solid waste
f
rom the holdin
g
tank is disposed o
f
a
f
ter passin
g
throu
g
h the macerator.
Basicall
y
, all pumps are somewhat associated with the
Waste
/
S
anitation s
y
stem, but in this section we will
focus on the pumps that are directl
y
associated with the
process o
f
pumpin
g
waste overboard. The suppl
y
f
unc-
tion o
f
these pumps are discussed in other sections
.
Note: The Overboard Discharge Valve should remain closed at
all times except when in use.
10.2 Pum
p
s
P
ro
b
a
bly
t
h
e most
i
mportant pump s
y
stem on
y
our
b
oa
t
is the bil
g
e pump s
y
stem. Your boat is supplied with on
e
bil
g
e pump and one hi
g
h velocit
y
emer
g
enc
y
bil
g
e pump.
All are part of the Gra
y
water s
y
stem. This emer
g
enc
y
bil
g
e pump has the pumpin
g
capacit
y
o
f
66
g
allons a
minute from
y
our bil
g
es. Your other bil
g
e pumps var
y
accordin
g
to boat model and size, please refer to th
e
documentation
f
or
y
our bil
g
e pumps
f
or the pumpin
g
c
apacities.
We are concerned about
y
our sa
f
et
y
. You should review
all information contained in this manual, as well as, the
manufacturer’s manuals concernin
g
all s
y
stems on
y
our
boat, but the bil
g
e pump s
y
stem will be one that is crucial
to learn. These pumps have the function of clearin
g
water
from the bil
g
es of
y
our boat. You must ensure that the
y
are kept clean and
f
unctional in order
f
or these pumps to
c
omplete that task.
1
0.2.2 Emer
g
enc
y
Bil
g
e Pump
Th
e emer
g
enc
y
, or
High
W
ater
Bilg
e pump,
i
s
g
enera
lly
located in the center bil
g
e compartment o
f
y
our boat. It
is mounted about 12” o
ff
the bottom o
f
the bil
g
e. This is
wh
y
it is referred to as a Hi
g
h Water Pump. We discussed
in the D
C
Electric section about the
f
loat switch and
the operation o
f
the pump, so,
y
ou alread
y
understand
t
h
at t
h
e water
l
eve
l
h
as to
b
e a
b
ove a
high
water
l
eve
l
to operate this pump. Fi
g
.
10
.
2
g
ives
y
ou a look at the
e
mer
g
enc
y
bil
g
e pump aboard
y
our boat.
S
hould the water level rise above the hi
g
h water mark,
and the emer
g
enc
y
bil
g
e pump comes online,
y
ou will
hear a hi
g
h water alarm from the helm alon
g
with a solid
red li
g
ht. It would also be important to mention here that
when
y
ou hear the hi
g
h water alarm
(
Fi
g
. 10.3
)
, it means
t
h
at
high
water ex
i
sts
i
n t
h
e
bilg
es an
d
i
t
i
s t
i
me to ta
k
e
action. Re
f
er to the
“C
hapman’s Pilotin
g
,
S
eamanship
and Boat Handlin
g
.
We have supplied
y
ou with a cop
y
o
f this book aboard
y
our new boat, but if
y
ou do not have
o
ne, it is a wise idea to purchase this boatin
g
manual. It
is
f
ull o
f
use
f
ul sa
f
et
y
and navi
g
ational in
f
ormation.
C
heck
y
our Mechanical Arran
g
ement illustration in the
Boatin
g
Safet
y
Section for the location, and the Waste
/ Sanitation illustration at the end of this section, for the
dischar
g
e hose routin
g
f
or this or an
y
pump
.
1
0.2.3 The main Bil
g
e Pump
This pump is located in the lowest parts of the bil
g
e.
The function of this
p
um
p
is to clear the water before it
reaches the hi
g
h water level.
C
areful maintenance should be made to these s
y
stems
to ensure the
y
are alwa
y
s operational.
C
heck the D
C
E
lectric Section, or the
O
peration and Maintenance
sub
j
ect of this section, to find the details about operation
of
these pumps and the details o
f
how to manuall
y
run
th
e
m
.
1
0.2.4 Shower Sump
Another
p
um
p
that incor
p
orates the float switch /
p
um
p
s
y
stem is
y
our shower sump pump. Due to the level o
f
the shower drain, we have installed a pump s
y
stem to
rid the boat of water from
y
our shower. The small hold-
in
g
tank also acts as a collection point
f
or hair and other
waste materials that mi
g
ht
g
et washed down the shower
Float Switch
Pump
Fig.10.2

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