Book 1: 6-19 - Introduction to Thermoil Heaters & Systems Flashcards

1
Q

Clean steam may be used in:

Select one:

A. Oil refineries
B. Steam cleaning
C. Humidification systems
D. Gas plants
E. Chemical processes

A

C. Humidification systems

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HRSG is the acronym for:

Select one:

A. High recovery system grader
B. Hot recovery system generator
C. Heat recovery steam generator
D. Hot radiation steam generator
E. Heavy radiation steam grader

A

C. Heat recovery steam generator

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3
Q

Clean steam may be used in:

Select one:

A. Oil refineries
B. Chemical processes
C. Gas plants
D. Steam cleaning
E. Sterilization systems

A

E. Sterilization systems

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4
Q

Hot oil circulating pumps:

Select one:

A. Love type pumps
B. Must be capable of temperatures above 500°C (932°F)
C. Need not be kept hot if on standby
D. Are positive displacement units
E. Are usually single stage centrifugal units

A

E. Are usually single stage centrifugal units

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5
Q

A hot oil heating system is similar in principle to:

Select one:

A: A fire tube boiler burner
B. An oil refinery
C. A condensate return system
D. A steam heating system
E. A hot water heating system

A

E. A hot water heating system

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6
Q

On the fuel gas system to a hot oil heater, the acronym, PRV, stands for:

Select one:

A. Primary regulating valve
B. Primary relief valve
C. Pressure restricting valve
D. Pressure regulating valve
E. Pressure relief valve

A

D. Pressure regulating valve

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7
Q

Oils intended for use as heat transfer fluid in a hot oil system should:

Select one:

A. Resist thermal breakdown at low operating temperatures
B. Have a high viscosity
C. Posses low heat transfer characteristics
D. Be non-corrosive to metals used in the system
E. Have a high vapour pressure at operating temperature

A

D. Be non-corrosive to metals used in the system

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8
Q

Oils intended for use as heat transfer fluid in a hot oil system should:

Select one:

A. Have a high vapour pressure at operating temperature
B. Be corrosive to metals used in the system
C. Have a low viscosity
D. Possess low heat transfer characteristics
E. Resist thermal breakdown at low operating temperatures

A

C. Have a low viscosity

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9
Q

Flanges used in hot oil systems should be raised face and suitable _____ gaskets should be used.

Select one:

A. Metallic
B. Cork
C. Garlock
D. Graphite/asbestos
E. Rubber

A

A. Metallic

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10
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While the hot oil heater refractory is being dried out the oil circulating in the tubes should be limited to a temperature of not more than ______ per hour.

Select one:

A. 35°C
B. 30°C
C. 55°C
D. 25°C
E. 60°C

A

C. 55°C

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11
Q

Radiant type oil heaters for a hot oil system have:
Select one:

A. Combustion gases flowing insides tubes
B. Tubes containing fins on their inner surfaces
C. Mechanical draft combustion systems
D. Efficiencies of about 40 to 50%
E. An efficiency of about 75 to 85%

A

D. Efficiencies of about 40 to 50%

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12
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A _______ surrounds the foundation to prevent hot oil from spreading beyond the immediate confines of the heater in the event of a tube rupture.
Select one:

A. Wooden dyke
B. Moat
C. Earthen wall
D. Steel wall
E. Concrete dike

A

E. Concrete dike

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13
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Piping for hot oil systems 25.4 mm (1 in) in diameter, or smaller, should be_____ with screwed connections.

Select one:

A. Double extra strong
B. Schedule 80
C. Schedule 160
D. Schedule 40
E. Strong

A

B. Schedule 80

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14
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The major components of a typical hot oil system include the furnace, pump, control devices and the:

Select one:
A. Surge tank
B. Stack damper
C. Containment dyke
D. Relief valve
E. Gas blanket

A

A. Surge tank

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15
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With reference to hot oil systems the acronym FCV stands for:

Select one:
A. Fuel cutoff valve
B. Fuel control valve
C. Full cascade valve
D. Flow control valve
E. Flow control valve

A

D. Flow control valve

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16
Q

One of the weaknesses of the gas turbine is its:

Select one:
A. Reciprocating motion
B. Thermal efficiency
C. Weight to power ratio
D. Startup time
E. Heavy weight

A

B. Thermal efficiency

17
Q

The refractory brick of the hot oil heater should be inspected for:

Select one:
A. Consistency
B. Abnormal cracks
C. Density
D. Hardness
E. Colour

A

B. Abnormal cracks

18
Q

Depending upon the size of the hot oil heater, it may have anywhere from 2 to ______ burners.

Select one:
A. 10
B. 20
C. 25
D. 15
E. 30

A

B. 20

19
Q

Convection type oil heaters for a hot oil system have:

Select one:
A. Tubes containing fins on their inner surfaces
B. Mechanical draft combustion systems
C. Efficiencies of about 40 to 50%
D. An efficiency of about 75 to 85%
E. Combustion gases flowing insides tubes

A

D. An efficiency of about 75% to 85%

20
Q

The type of hot oil system heater which is most efficient is the:

Select one:
A. Combined conduction and radiation
B. Combined conduction and convection
C. Convection
D. Combined radiation and convection
E. Radiant

A

D. Combined radiation and convection