Book 3: 7-18 - Monitoring & Testing Flashcards

1
Q

The phosphate test on boiler water is conducted using the _____ method.

Select one:

A. Comparison
B. Titration
C. Tensile
D. Meter
E. Penetration

A

D. Meter

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An example of very hard water would have a range of hardness to be expected in ppm of:

Select one:

A. 122 to 180
B. 15 to 60
C. Over 181
D. 61 to 120
E. 0 to 15

A

C. Over 181

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3
Q

Organic if allowed to enter the boiler will:

Select one:

A. Precipitate out of solution
B. Cause corrosion in the boiler
C. Settle in lower areas interfering with proper heat transfer and circulation
D. End up somewhere such as heat exchanger surfaces or turbine blading
E. Cause foaming in the boiler

A

E. Cause foaming in the boiler

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An example of soft water would have a range of hardness to be expected in ppm of:

Select one:

A. 15 to 60
B. 61 to 120
C. Over 181
D. 0 to 15
E. 121 to 180

A

A. 15 to 60

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5
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An example of medium hard water would have a range of hardness to be expected in ppm of:

Select one:

A. Over 181
B. 15 to 60
C. 0 to 15
D. 61 to 120
E. 121 to 180

A

D. 61 to 120

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6
Q

Suspended solids if allowed to enter the boiler will:

Select one:

A. End up somewhere such as heat exchanged surfaces or turbine blading
B. Cause foaming in the boiler
C. Precipitate out of solution
D. Settle in lower areas interfering with proper heat transfer and circulation
E. Cause corrosion in the boiler

A

D. Settle in lower areas interfering with proper heat transfer and circulation

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7
Q

Once the boiler water sample container is completely filler it is capped so that the sample is:

Select one:

A. Protected from cooling to quickly
B. Allowed to cool slowly
C. Not exposed to water contamination
D. Sealed against spillage
E. Not exposed to the atmosphere

A

E. Not exposed to the atmosphere

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8
Q

A Reagant is a substance which, on account of its known chemical properties, is employed to produce specific reactions in combination with the ______ of the water sample.

Select one:

A. Oxygen
B. Time
C. Particular constituents
D. Density
E. Specific temperature

A

C. Particular constituents

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9
Q

Most water testing reagents have:

Select one:

A. A very strong odour which is harmful
B. A blue colour
C. A red colour
D. An expiry date
E. A small scoop for measuring or purposes

A

D. An expiry date

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10
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When doing a titration method of any boiler water test, the end point of the test is indicated by:

Select one:

A. The sample turning a pink colour
B. The sample turning a blue colour
C. The sample being compared to a known standard colour
D. A change in a meter reading
E. A colour change

A

E. A colour change

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11
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When using a meter to conduct a pH water test, the meter used would:

Select one:

A. Basically measure amperage
B. Have to be separately grounded
C. Require a long warm-up period
D. Be, in effect, a voltmeter
E. Measure the wattage used

A

D. Be, in effect, a voltmeter

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12
Q

The boiler water sample source is often a branch line taken off of the boiler _____ line.

Select one:

A. Continuous blowdown
B. Main steam
C. Boiler intermittent blowdown
D. Water supply
E. Feedwater

A

A. Continuous blowdown

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13
Q

Dissolved solids if allowed to enter the boiler will:

Select one:

A. Precipitate out of solution
B. Settle in lower areas interfering with proper heat transfer
C. End up somewhere such as heat exchanger surfaces or turbine blading
D. Cause corrosion in the boiler
E. Cause foaming in the boiler

A

A. Precipitate out of solution

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14
Q

The amount of boiler blowdown is based on the _____ reading obtained by testing a sample of boiler water.

Select one:

A. pH
B. TDS
C. Conductivity
D. Hardness
E. Alkalinity

A

B. TDS

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15
Q

A low hardness test normally done on a water sample from the:

Select one:

A. Raw or city water
B. Blowdown line
C. Deaerator
D. Boiler
E. Softener outlet

A

E. Softener outlet

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16
Q

An indicator is a solution that will change colour as the chemical properties of the ____ change.

Select one:

A. Water
B. Steam
C. Air
D. Condensate
E. Oil

A

A. Water

17
Q

The pH test on boiler water is conducted using the _____ method.

Select one:

A. Meter
B. Penetration
C. Tensile
D. Titration
E. Comparison

A

A. Meter

18
Q

A water test which involves the use of an electronic meter is the:

Select one:

A. M Alkalinity test
B. P Alkalinity test
C. pH test
D. Sulphite test
E. Hardness test

A

C. pH test

19
Q

An example of hard water would have a range of hardness to be expected in ppm of:

Select one:

A. Over 181
B. 61 to 120
C. 121 to 180
D. 0 to 15
E. 15 to 60

A

C. 121 to 180

20
Q

Dissolved gases if allowed to enter the boiler will:

Select one:

A. End up somewhere such as heat exchanger surfaces or turbine blading
B. Settle in lower areas interfering with proper heat transfer and circulation
C. Cause corrosion in the boiler
D. Precipitate out of solution
E. Cause foaming in the boiler

A

C. Cause corrosion in the boiler