Power Engineering Chapter 25

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The first Canadian province to enact boiler and pressure vessel legislation was:

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Quebec

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The Safety Codes Act was brought into use to provide:

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a safe means of fabricating, operating, and maintaining boilers and pressure vessels

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The main purpose of the Safety Codes Act is:

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the promotion for safety of life and property

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The code that regulates mechanical refrigeration is:

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CSA B-52

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A body formed in 1919 for the promotion of safety and uniformity in the construction, installation and inspection of boilers and pressure vessels was the
a) American Society of Mechanical Engineers
b) National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessels Inspectors
c) Canada Standards Association
d) American National Standards Institute

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b) National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessels Inspectors

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The code that regulates mechanical refrigeration is
a) American Society of Mechanical Engineers
b) CSA B-51
c) CSA B-52
d) Alberta Boiler Safety Association

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c

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When a fitting is to be registered within a jurisdiction an application must be made to
a) CSA B-51
b) CSA B-52
c) the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessels Inspectors
d) the Chief Inspector

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d

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Before an inspector issues the first certificate of inspection for any boiler and/or pressure vessel, he must make sure the vessel is ____ with the jurisdiction's identification number
a) colour coded
b) registered
c) stamped
d) tested

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c

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The ASME publication dealing with the care of heating boilers is
a) section I
b) section IV
c) section IX
d) section VI

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d

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Before a fitting is to be constructed in the jurisdiction for use in the jurisdiction, application must be made to the Chief Inspector for
a) registration
b) nondestructive examination
c) pressure testing
d) a quality control procedure

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a

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A fitting as defined in the Act means:
A) a stack
B) a fan
C) a gauge glass
D) a feedwater regulator
E) a pump

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c

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Relative to boilers and pressure vessels, a code which has not been adopted by all the provinces is:
A) ASME I through IX
B) CSA B51
C) NFPA
D) ANSI B.31.5
E) CSA B52

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c

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R-11 refrigerant belongs to the following group of refrigerants:
(hint: refer to CSA B-52)
A) Group A1
B) Group A2
C) Group A3
D) Group B1
E) Group B2

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a

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A Power Engineer's Certificate is required to be:
A) given to the Chief Engineer for safe keeping
B) posted or hung in a conspicuous place on the premises
C) given to the plant manager for safe keeping
D) put in a frame and kept at home
E) in a fire-proof container

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b

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To take an examination, a candidate for examination must apply to the Administrator on a form approved by the Administrator, at least ____ before the examination
A) 30 days
B) 15 days
C) 21 days
D) 60 days
E) 45 days

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c

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The province of Alberta has currently various certificates of competency related to welders, the number being
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
E) 6

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c

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According to CSA B-51, if a lap seam riveted boiler has been relocated, what shall be its maximum operating pressure?
A) design pressure reduced by a factor of 0.8
B) design pressure
C) normal operating pressure
D) 103 kPa
E) no restriction

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d

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What is the minimum inside diameter for a manhole which is required on a pressure vessel?
A) 281 mm
B) 315 mm
C) 355 mm
D) 392 mm
E) 406 mm

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e

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How many different certificates of competency relative to Power Engineering and boiler operation does the province of Alberta currently issue? (Refer to the Power Engineers Regulations)

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9

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Heating boiler means:
A) a boiler where steam is produced at a pressure of 103 kPa or less

B)a boiler where steam is produced at a pressure greater than 103 kPa

C) a boiler where water is heated to a pressure exceeding 1,100 kPa and a temperature of 121 degrees Celsius

D) a boiler in which only hot water is produced

E) a boiler which does not require a sight glass

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a

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ASME Section 1:

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Power Boilers

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ASME Section 2:

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Materials - Part "A" Ferrous Materials

Materials - Part "B" Nonferrous Materials

Materials - Part "C" Welding rods, Electrodes and Filler Materials

Materials - Part "D" Properties (Metric)

Materials - Part "D" Properties (Imperial)

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ASME Section 3:

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Rules for construction nuclear power plants

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ASME Section 4:

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Rules for construction of heating boilers

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ASME Section 5:

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Nondestructive Examination

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ASME Section 6:

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Rules for care and operation of heating boiler

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ASME Section 7:

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Guidelines for care and operation of power boilers

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ASME Section 8:

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Rules for construction of pressure vessel

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ASME Section 9:

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Welding and Brazing

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ANSI stands for:

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American National Standards Institute

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ANSI B.31.1

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Power Piping

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ANSI B.31.3

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Process piping code

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ANSI B.31.5

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Refrigeration code

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ANSI B.16.5

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Steel piping flanges and flanged fittings

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ANSI K.61.1

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Safety requirements for handling anhydrous ammonia

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IOA stands for:

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Insurer's Advisory Organization of Canada