Book 3 Chapter 20: Plant Diagrams Flashcards

1
Q

Process Flow Diagram (PFD’S) are:
A) Elevation diagram
B) Type of plot plan
C) Simplified schematic of the plant
D) Complicated schematics of the plant

A

C) Simplified schematic of the plant

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2
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With PFDs _____________ in presentation is important.
A) Clarity
B) Simplicity
C) Detail
D) Length

A

B) Simplicity

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3
Q

Where do you locate the symbols for Electrical Schematic Diagram?
A) Script
B) Introduction
C) Legend
D) Blueprint

A

C) Legend

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4
Q

A piping and Instrumental Diagram (P&ID) are ____________ than a PFD diagram.
A) Less detailed
B) More electrical
C) The same as a
D) More detailed

A

D) More detailed

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5
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A Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) is drawn:
A) Isometrically
B) Not to scale
C) Left to right
D) To scale

A

B) Not to scale

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6
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When using (P&ID) it is important to use the:
A) Oldest P&ID
B) Correct scale
C) As built
D) Current P&ID’s

A

D) Current P&ID’s

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7
Q

What else is included in a P&ID drawing besides piping symbols?
A) Electrical Data
B) Instrumentation symbols
C) Location of building
D) Flow chart

A

B) Instrumentation symbols

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8
Q

According to the ISA symbols used on PFD’s and P&ID’s (LAH) stands for:
A) Ladder Alarm High
B) Location Alarm High
C) Line Alarm High
D) Level Alarm High

A

D) Level Alarm High

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9
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When making a final sketch of the plant it is a good idea to complete the final copies in:
A) Ink
B) Colour
C) Duplicate
D) HB pencil

A

B) Colour

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10
Q

Both PFD and P&ID are useful in:
A) Determining insurance cost
B) Training and verification purposes
C) Location of building on location
D) Logistics

A

B) Training and verification purposes

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11
Q

What is found on P&ID’s besides Piping and instrumentation?
A) Notes
B) Nothing
C) Flow chart
D) Electrical

A

A) Notes

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12
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Before referring to a PFD’s and/or P&ID’s during training it is common to:
A) Retrieve a sketch done by the plant draftsman
B) Personally hand drawn a sketch of the unit area
C) Refer through a as built drawing
D) Sketch a drawing to scale

A

B) Personally hand drawn a sketch of the unit area

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13
Q

A P&ID includes:
A) A “Field Level Hazard Assessment” component
B) Detailed job instructions of the process equipment
C) Detailed maintenance task procedure for the process equipment
D) Equipment details such as vessel sizes

A

D) Equipment details such as vessel sizes

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14
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One of the acceptable practices of single line sketches:
A) Used instead of the P&IDs and PFDs
B) Hand written notes are used instead of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
C) Included as part of the trainee competent qualification sign-off requirements
D) Used as the official verification process for P&IDs and PFDs

A

C) Included as part of the trainee competent qualification sign-off requirements

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15
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The Process Flow Diagram (PFD) is:
A) The equipment shown in the process are in exact orientation
B) A detailed drawing of a plant
C) The components drawn are not to scale
D) A simplified schematic of a portion of the equipment in the process

A

C) The components drawn are not to scale

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16
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The letters LAL inside a circle on a P&ID stands for:
A) Level alarm high
B) Level glass
C) Level recorder
D) Level alarm low

A

D) Level alarm low

17
Q

Single line sketches are used for:
A) Official job instructions
B) Detailed plant process flow including equipment
C) Learning purposes completed with personalized written notes
D) Official plant process flow diagram and P&ID

A

C) Learning purposes completed with personalized written notes

18
Q

One of the typical details shown in the Process Flow Diagram (PFD) includes:
A) Main piping and direction of flow
B) Detailed pipe sizes
C) Detailed configuration and exact location of equipment
D) All valve locations and orientation

A

A) Main piping and direction of flow

19
Q

Which of the following statements is true?
A) A PFD is always drawn to scale
B) A P&ID is always drawn to scale
C) A P&ID shows information about pipe sizes
D) A P&ID shows how equipment is laid out for installation

A

C) A P&ID shows information about pipe sizes