Book 3: 7-17 - Water Treatment Flashcards
Calcium bicarbonate in the boiler feedwater produces:
Select one:
A. Permanent hardness, very high solubility
B. Temporary hardness and permanent hardness
C. Permanent hardness, very low solubility
D. Temporary hardness, very high solubility
E. Temporary hardness, very low solubility
E. Temporary hardness, very low solubility
The four conditions that can occur within the boiler include all of the following except:
Select one:
A. Mud
B. Erosion
C. Foaming
D. Scale
E. Corrosion
B. Erosion
Magnesium sulphate in the boiler feedwater produces:
Select one:
A. Permanent hardness, low solubility
B. Temporary hardness and permanent hardness
C. Permanent hardness, high solubility
D. Temporary hardness, high solubility
E. Temporary hardness, low solubility
A. Permanent hardness, low solubility
The “radical” in the boiler feedwater that indicates “permanent hardness” is the:
Select one:
A. Bicarbonate
B. Resin
C. Sulphate
D. Polymer
E. Zeolite
C. Sulphate
Large facilities will have a lab on site to carry out the water testing by conducting all of the following tests except:
Select one:
A. Combined chlorine
B. Bacteriological
C. Colour comparison
D. Taste
E. Free chlorine
D. Taste
Magnesium bicarbonate in the boiler feedwater produces:
Select one:
A. Permanent hardness, very low solubility
B. Permanent hardness, very high solubility
C. Temporary hardness and permanent hardness
D. Temporary hardness, very high solubility
E. Temporary hardness, very low solubility
E. Temporary hardness, very low solubility
The “radical” in the boiler feedwater that indicates “temporary hardness” is the:
Select one:
A. Zeolite
B. Resin
C. Sulphate
D. Bicarbonate
E. Polymer
D. Bicarbonate
Shot feeding involves the injection of boiler water treatment chemicals over a:
Select one:
A. Twenty-four hour period
B. Relatively long period of time
C. Eight hour period
D. Twelve hour period
E. Relatively short period of time
E. Relatively short period of time
The amount of chemicals fed to a boiler is dependent upon the:
Select one:
A. Size of the boiler
B. Amount of water in the boiler
C. Age of the boiler
D. Type of boiler
E. Values derived from the boiler water tests
E. Values derived from the boiler water tests
The modes of operation of the sodium zeolite water softener include all of the following except:
Select one:
A. Exchange
B. Flush
C. Rinse
D. Injection
E. Backwash
B. Flush
Large facilities will have a lab on site to carry out the water testing by conducting all of the following tests except:
Select one:
A. Turbidity (clarity)
B. Odour levels
C. Total dissolved solids (TDS)
D. pH (acidity/alkalinity) value
E. Dye penetrant
E. Dye penetrant
The filtration method of water treatment will:
Select one:
A. Act to remove suspended solids
B. Soften the water
C. Remove suspended liquids
D. Remove dissolved gases
E. Act to remove suspended gases
A. Act to remove suspended solids
The adverse conditions that can occur within the boiler are caused by all of the following except:
Select one:
A. Organics
B. Dissolved gases
C. Suspended solids
D. Dissolved solids
E. Suspended gases
E. Suspended gases
Common methods of removing suspended solids from boiler make-up water are:
Select one:
A. Coagulators and softeners
B. Evaporators and screens
C. Softeners and settling tanks
D. Deaerators and scrubbers
E. Settling tanks and filters
E. Settling tanks and filters
Filters are frequently used in conjunction with _____ in which case most of the suspended impurities are removed.
Select one:
A. Hot lime softeners
B. Sodium zeolite softeners
C. Demineralizers
D. Settling tanks
E. Deaerators
D. Settling tanks
The amount of chemicals fed to a boiler is dependent upon the:
Select one:
A. Type of boiler
B. Amount of water in the boiler
C. Size of the boiler
D. Amount of make-up required during the next 24 hours
E. Age of the boiler
D. Amount of make-up required during the next 24 hours