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Another term for intermittent blowdown is?

Another term for intermittent blowdown is?




A. Bottom blowdown
B. Below blowdown
C. Waterside blowdown
D. Slow blowdown




Answer: A

TDS:

TDS:




A. TDS will rise and carryover could occur if the valve is not open sufficiently
B. TDS will rise and carryover could occur if the valve is open to much
C. TDS will be low if the valve is not open sufficiently
D. None of the above




Answer: A

Continuous blowdown rate depends on?

Continuous blowdown rate depends on?




A. Type of external water treatment used
B. TDS level in the boiler
C. Boiler operating temperature
D. Operator skill and training




Answer: B

TDS stands for?

TDS stands for?




A. Total dissolved solutions
B. Tank dissolved solutions
C. Total dissolved soilds
D. Tank dissolved solids



Answer: C

The boiler blowoff valves are opened and closed in a specific sequence to:

The boiler blowoff valves are opened and closed in a specific sequence to:



a. Carry out the blowdown accurately
b. Prevent excessive water discharge
c. Prevent a high level in the steam drum
d. Maintain the boiler water level
e. Protect the valve closest to the boiler






Answer: E

A blowoff tank:

A blowoff tank:



a. Is cleaned monthly to remove the collected sludge
b. Is not classed as a pressure vessel since it is vented
c. Lowers the temperature and pressure of the incoming boiler water
d. Must have a safety valve, set to the maximum allowable working pressure of the tank
e. Accommodates only one boiler




Answer: C

The blowoff connection on a boiler is located at the:

The blowoff connection on a boiler is located at the:




a. Bottom of the steam drum in a watertube boiler
b. Water line in both firetube and watertube boilers
c. Bottom of the shell in the firetube boiler
d. Top of the mud drum in a watertube boiler
e. Bottom of the steam drum of a watertube boiler



Answer: C

If dissolved solids are not removed from boiler water, the result may be:

If dissolved solids are not removed from boiler water, the result may be:



a. Overheating of convection zone tubes
b. Foaming and carry-over
c. Overheating of radiant zone tubes
d. Difficulty maintaining boiler water level
e. Purer steam leaving the steam drum



Answer: B