单选题The SOLAS convention about “passenger ship and dried food ship damage control” prescribes that the engine room emergency bilge water suction should connect with （）Athe main S-W pumpBballast pumpCair-conditioning water pumpDthe main S-W pump or ballast pumps that have the biggest output
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The SOLAS convention about “passenger ship and dried food ship damage control” prescribes that the engine room emergency bilge water suction should connect with （）
A
the main S-W pump
B
ballast pump
C
air-conditioning water pump
D
the main S-W pump or ballast pumps that have the biggest output
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