Day 23 - EXAM | 23-4 Power and Industrial Plant Engineering DAY 23 - EXAM Any boiler which does exceed any of following: 405 mm inside diameter id 1065 mm overall length of outside outside heads at center portable boiler miniature boiler - locomotive | power boiler A closed vessel intended for use in ting water or for application of heat generate steam or other vapor to be externally to itself. boiler I boiler or steam generator steam generator ) none of these A vessel in which pressure is fained from an external sources, or m an indirect application of heat. unfired pressure vessel pressure vessel power boiler low pressure boiler Any boiler or-unfired pressure vessel structed, installed, placed in ration but subject to annual ction. existing installations new boilers » hot water boiler ) reinstalled boilers A boiler in which that has been ected and declared unsafe to fate or disqualified stamped and irked indicating its rejection. second hand reinstalled condemned unfired No part of the steam generator uid be closer than meter from walls of the building one three C. two D4 7. Steam generators should b mounted over a suitable foundations or concrete pad of not less than thick and with sufficient base area A. 150 mm B. 265mm C. 195 mm D. 305 mm 8. When’ new boilers are installed in either existing or new buildings = minimum height of at least shall be provided between the top oF the boiler proper and ceiling A. 2130 mm B. 900 mm C. 1560 mm D. 746 mm 9. When feeding hot water, fed sume: should at least be below hot ie to prevent vapor lock A. 550 mm B. 1220 mm C. 990 mm D, 3050 mm 10. A steel catwalk or platiors =t least Wide and provided wath stamdan handrails and toeboard on either sige shall be installed across the taps of adjacent boilers. A. 255 mm B. 455 mm ©. 355mm D. 555 mm 11. For power boilers, wien the tensile strength of steel is not known, shall be taken as ___ N/mm? and 340 Miimer for wrought iron A. 379 B. 450 C. 398 D, 62123 -2| Day 23- EXAM 12, For power boilers, the resistance fo crushing of mild steel shall be taken Nimm? of cross sectional area. A. 655 B. 855 C. 755 D. 955 13. The lowest factor of safety permissible on existing installations shall be excepting for horizontal return tubular boilers having continuous lap seams more than 3650 mm in length where the factor of safety shall be. A. 45,9 BL. 9,4 C. 55,8 D. 8,5 14. Reinstalled or secondhand boilers shall have a minimum factor of safety of .When the longitudinal seams are of lap riveted construction, and a minimum factor of safety Of when the longitudinal seams are of butt and double strap construction, A65 B. 5,6 C.4,6 D. 6,4 45. The age limit of a horizontal return, flue or cylinder boiler having a longitudinal !ap joint and operating at a pressure in ‘excess of 0.345 Mpa shall be A. Oy B, 20 yrs C. 45 yrs D. 30 yrs 16. For power boilers, a reasonable time for replacement shall be given at the discretion of the inspector not to exceed year At Ba C2 D3 17. For power boilers, each boiler shalt have at least one safety valve and if it has more than 48.5 sq. m of heating surface or the generating capacit exceeds 910 kg/hr, it shall have safety valves. A. one B. two C. two or more D. three or five 48. For miniature boilers, the lowe: permissible water level shall be at point of the height of the she except where the boiler is equipped wi internal furnace. A112 B. 1/3 Cc. 414 D. 25 49. Where ground water or surfa water is used for feedwater, wai hardness of 0-10 ppm (parts per milli and alkalinity of considered. A. pH 10 to pH 11 B. pH 9 to pH 10 C.. pH 6 to pH 10 D. pH 8 topH 10 20. A closed vessel in which steam other vapor is generated at a press of more than 1.055 kg/cm? gage by t direct application of heat. A. power boiler B. boiler C. fusion boiler D. external boiler 21. The heating surface area miniature boiler is 1.85 m? and maximum allowable working pressure & kg/ om? A 7.03 B. 9.85 C. 8,05 D. 14.7 22. Low pressure heating boiler is 2 boiler operated at pressure. not exceeding 1.055 kg/cm? gage steam water temperature not exceedingDay 23 - EXAM | 23-3 Power and Industrial Plant Engineering Cc. 111 D. 145 23. A boiler of which both the location and ownership have been changed after primary use. A. internal boiler B. secondhand boiler C. surplus boiler D. external boiler 24. A boiler removed from its original setting and re erected at the same location or erected at a location without change of ownership. A. PSME boiler B. reinstalled boiler C. fusion boiler D. unknown boiler 25. As a general requirements, smokestacks should be of sufficient capacity to handle flue gases, self- supporting or guyed to withstand a wind load 160 kph and rise at least mm above the eaves of any building within a radius of 50 meters. A. 5000 B. 3000 C. 4000 D. 10,000 26. As a general requirements, no smokestacks should be closer than mm from any exposed woodwork or framing A. 305 B. 503 C. 460 D. 1200 27. Each miniature boiler, shall be equipped with a sealed, spring-loaded, pop type safety valve not less than pipe size, connected directly to the boiler. A. 10.2mm B. 166mm Cc. 12.7mm D. 254mm 28. Each miniature=boller shall be equipped — with for determination of water level A. pressure gage B. safety valve C. water gage glass D. fusible plug 29, Each miniature Boller shall be equipped with 2 steam gage faving a dial range not less than fimes and not more than twice Sieimesimum allowable working pressure A. one B. 3 C15 D. 4 30. The maximum allewatle iaiorking pressure of a non-code Steel er aimauaht iron heating boiler a Welded construction shall not exceed A. 2Mpa B. {atm C. 2 gage pressure D. 1 bar 31. A vessel permanently cormected to a_ system by inlet and outlet piges for storage of liquid refigeramt A. liquid receiver B. accumulator C. container D. duct 7 32. A device Rawing a) piedetenmined temperature fusible memiter for the relief of pressures. A. gage glass B. fusible plug C. pressure gags D. stop valve 33. A shut-off wale othter than 2 valve for controlling the flow af refrigerant stop vale check vai pressure valve relief valve com>23 -4| Day 23- EXAM $4__A refrigeration system in which the refrigerant gas evolved inthe evaporator is taken up in an absorber and released in a generator upon the application of heat. A. absorption B. flooded ©. brine spray D. cascade 38. A refrigeration system in which only part of the refrigerant passing over the heat transfer separated from the vapor and recirculated. A, flooded B. steam jet C. mechanicai D. vapor 36. The temperature of the air to be used for comfort cooling shall be maintained at degree C. A. 10-415 B. 20-233 C. 15-20 D. 21.4 37. The humidity of the air to be used for comfort cooling shall be maintained at relative humidity. A 55 to 60% B. 60 to 65% C. 50 to 55% D. 70 to 75% 38. Refrigerant piping crossing an open Space which affords passageway in any building shall not be less than above the floor unless against the ceiling of such space. A. 2280 mm 5. 2920 mm C. 2570mm D, 3450 mm 39. When refrigerant is added io a system, it shall be charge into the Pressure side of the system, A. high B. low ©. low and high D. low or high 40. The carbon dioxide concentrat when measured 910 mm above the flo shail not exceed ppm. A. 50 B. 100 c. 75 D. 150 41. A refrigeration system having two more refrigerant circuits: each with pressure-imposing element, conden and evaporator, where the evaporator ‘one of the circuit cools the condenser another circuit, A. brine B. cascade C. mechanicai D. none of these 42. A substance which Produces refrigerating effect by its absorption heat while expanding or evaporating. A. refrigerant B. water C. air D. brine system 43. Any liquid cooled by the refrigerai and used for the transmission of he: without a change in its state. A. mercury B. water spray C. brine D. water cooler 44. The chemical name of refrigerar 42: A. carbon dioxide B, dichlorogifiuoromethane G. dichloromethane D. methyl chloride A 45. The chemical symbol of ammonia: A. SO B. NHs ©. Heo BIGHig 46. The chemical symbol of Freon 12: A. CHCLF B. CCiaF2 C. C3Hs D. CO,47. Suitable means shail be provided for the collection and disposal of condensate from the equipment. The condensate drain shall be at least nominal pipe size and shall be copper, galvanized steel, or other corrosion. resistant material A. 19mm B. 25mm C. 23mm D. 90mm 48. An indirect refrigerating system employing water as the circulating system. A. chilled water B. brine spray €. vapor D. heating system 48. This is the ratio of the actual weight ‘of moisture to the weight of saturated water vapor of mixture, A. humidity B. density C. specific weight D. specific gravity 50. A vessel in which vaporized refrigerant is liquefied by the removal of heat. A. condenser B. evaporator C. compressor D. brine tank 51. Science of water at rest. A. hydrostatic B. hydrokinetics IS hydraulic DB. hydrodynamic Science of the force exerted by ter in motion. hydrostatics | hydrodynamics = hydrokinetics hydraulic Day 23 - EXAM | 23-5 Power and Industrial Plant Engineering 53. li is the treading of a liquid manometer at the suction of the ‘pump. A. suction lift B. suction head C. «static head D. total head 54. Used to measure the pressure of water discharging from a nozzle. A. manometer B. Pitot tube ©. Piezometer D. flow meter 55. The level with respect to the purrp, of the body of water from which & takes suction when the pump is net m ‘operation. A. static water level B. pumping water level C. draw down D. dynamic level 56. The vertical difference between the pumping water level and stesc water level. A. total head B. static head C. pump level D,’ drawdown 97. An underground foqmaiion thet Contains sufficient saturated penmeabie material to yield significant quantities oF water. A. aquifer B. wet pit C. cavitation D. NPSH 58. Is the rate of flow of liquid meastire Per unit of time. A. capacity B. pump work C. velocity D. pump heag 59. The reading of 2 pressure gage at the discharge of the pumo plus velocity head at the point of gage attachment A. total discharge head23 -6 | Day 23 - EXAM B. total head C. NPSH D. suction head 60. A type of valve installed between the suction of pump and water mains to prevent any return of water to mains ad pump is stopped. A. globe valve B. suction valve C. discharge valve D. check vaive 61. Valve designed to automatically to relieve pressure. A. check valve B. relief valve C. gate valve D. medium valve open excess 62. is @ hollow product of round or any cross section having a continuous periphery. A. pipe B. tube C. valve D. coupling 63. A large pipe or drum into which each of a group of boilers is connected. A. muffler B. header C. manifold D. expansion icop 64. Medium pressure, when applied to valves and fittings, implies they are suitable for a working pressure of from kPa. A. 862 to 1207 B, 1207 to 1506 CG. 955 to 1345 D. 1345 to 1750 65. All piping shall be run to building walls . opposite . parallel . inclined slope gom> 66. A. 3000. B. Cc. D. 67. Piping color for water. A. B. C. D. 68. Piping color for acids and alkalis: A. B. C. D, 69. Piping color for electricity: A B. & D. 70. Piping color for air: A. B. Cc. D. 74. Piping color for communication: A B. Cc. D. 72. Piping color for hazardous servi A. safety red B. Cc. D. 73, Which of the following statem for piping system is correct? A below rack. B. above rack. C. cleaned before installation. D. Piping supports shail be p! mm intervals or less. 4000 4500 6000 white green silver-gray black violet fight blue light orange yellow. brown. black safety red fight orange light blue yellow white orange silver-gray white yellow black safety yellow orange no color all piping to headers shall come all piping from headers shalt go All piping shail be reason: All of thesePower and Industrial Plant Engi Day 23 - EXAM | 23 -7 ering 74, A fiting with a number of branches ‘n line connecting to smaller pipes. A. manifold e B. small pipe €. major pipe D. valve 75. A large radius bend in a pipe line to absorb longitudinal expansion in the line due to heat. A. expansion loop B. expansion joint C. compression joint D. compression loop 76. For fire protection purposes, is an integrated system of one or more water supplies for fire use, underground and ‘overhead piping design. A. sprinkler system 8. container system C. storage system D. fire protection system 77. Class of fire involving ordinary combustible materials such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber and plastics. A. Class A B. Class D C. Class B D. Class E 78. Class of fire in flammable liquids and gases. A. Class A B. Class C C. Class B D. Class E 79. Class of fire involving combustible metals, such as magnesium, sodium, titanium and other similar metals: A. Class A B. Class C C. Class B D. Class D 80. Giass of fire involving energized electrical equipment. A, Class A B. Class C C. Class B D. Class D 81. An organized in-charge with the mission of fire prevention, fire protection. : A A. fire service B. fire building C. fire hose D. fire storage 82. Materials and their packaging Which will neither ignite mor “Siipport combustion. A. non-combustibles B. combustibles C. moderate D_ none of these 83. The term designates commodities, packaging or storage aids wich willl moe ignite, burn or liberate Sammable Geses when heated to a tempersmane oF 749 degree for five minute. A. non-combustibles B. combustibles C. medium D. high 84. Materials either Gf whic mil contribute fuel to fire. A. moderate B. extra C. combustibles D. high 85. Type of fire extinguishers that is used by the occupants oF @ (iilding primarily for immediaie use of small fires. A. portable > B. outdoor C. indoor D. miniature 86. The amount of variation permitted in the part of total wamation allowed in a given dimension. A. tolerance B. sensitivay C. allowance23-8 | Day 23 -EXAM D. accuracy 87. The minimum clearance space intended between the mating parts and fepresents the condition of tightest possible fit A. allowance B. clearance C. space D. correction 88. The most generally used graduated measuring instrument for approximately determining linear dimensions: A. calipers B. gages C. level D. rules 88. Directly reading calipers which are accurate up to the thousandth of a centimeter. A. vernier B. slide ©. tapered D. dial 90. A tool for checking the flatness of plane surfaces to tenths-of-thousands of a centimeter. A. dial indicator B, planimeter C. level D. trammels 91, Device used to determine whether the part has been made to the tolerance required. A. gages B. inside micrometer C, level D. none of these 92. Instrument that measures speed. A, tachometer B. speedometer | C. counter D. balancer 93. Instrument to measure the relative humidity of the atmospheric air which is important as comfort factor. A. humeter B. psychrometer C. water meter D. flow meter 94. A temperature measuring instrument in which the voltage, generated at the. junction of two dissimilar metal wires indicates the degree of temperature. A. thermocouple pyrometers: B. mercury thermometers C. electrical thermometer D. oxygen bomb 95, A temperature measuring instrument in which there is an expansion or contraction of a liquid corresponding to the changes in temperature. A. pyrometer B. mercury thermometer C. liquid-filled glass D. industrial thermometer 96. Temperature measuring instrument which the temperature is determined by matching the luminosity of the hot body. A. radiation pyrometer B. optical pyrometer C. bourdon D. electronic 97. Most useful close-tolerance measuring devices for quick and accurate measurement to the thousands part of a centimeter. A. micrometer calipers B. dial C.. balancer D. ultrasonic 98. This is used for speed measurement with indicating dials _—_ calibrated throughout the range 700 to 14 000 rpm and especially valuable. where it is convenient to make a connection or contact with the rotating shaft. A. stroboscope B. counter and timer C. speedometer D. humeter 99. Instruments for measuring the flow of gas or air consists of a set of rotating vanes placed at an angle of 45 deg to