Cast-Iron Sectional and modular Boilers Chapter 2 Flashcards
1.An advantage of a cast-iron sectional boiler is:
A. Their large capacity
B. Light weight requiring a minimal foundation
C. It’s ability to withstand high pressure
D. The choice of assembly location
E. Small fixed size
D. The choice of assembly location
- To prevent flue gases from escaping the space between the cast-iron sections are:
A. Seal welded shut
B. Caulked with a high temperature sealant
C. Closed with metal strips
D. Covered by the metal lagging
E. Sealed with a high temperature rope gasket
E. Sealed with a high temperature rope gasket
3. Cast-iron sectional boilers are connected by means of: A. Tie rods B. Tapered bushing C. Screw jacks D. Pipe nipple E. Push nipple
E. Push nipple
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4. Small capacity heating boilers operate most efficiently at: A. Continuos full load B. Any load conditions C. Approximately 75% load D. Approximately 50% load E. Approximately 25% load
A. Continuos full load
5. A machined and slightly tapered piece of pipe found in a cast-iron sectional heatingboilers is referred to as a: A. Tie rod B. Tapered bushing C. Push nipple D. Pipe nipple E. Tie bolt
C. Push nipple
- A “disadvantage of condensing boilers” is that:
A. The boilers are less expensive than customary boilers
B. The heat exchangers in them are quite small
C. Less heat is extracted from the hot flue gases
D. The boilers are more expensive than a customary boilers
E. Any moisture in the flue gases will not condense out
D. The boilers are “more expensive” than a customary boilers
- Cast-iron sectional boilers have flue gas passages which:
A. Are often termed breeching
B. Increase heat transfer
C. Receive radiant heat only
D. Act as boiler water legs
E. Are smooth to increase combustion gas flow
B. Increase heat transfer
- Cast-iron boiler sections maximize heat transfer by:
A. Using four push nipples per section
B. Vertical firing
C. Exposing as large surface as possible to the hot gases
D. Utilizing an external furnace
E. Using a large economizer
C. Exposing as large surface as possible to the hot gases
- A modular cast-iron heating boiler:
A. Has a number of burners that operate together
B. Consist of a number of horizontal sectional cast-iron boilers
C. Cannot be enclosed in a single casing
D. Does not have continuous water flow through each section
E. Is constructed with a number of individual sections
B. Consist of a number of horizontal sectional cast-iron boilers
- The boilers or modules in a multiple heating boiler plant are:
A. Most typically connected in series between the supply and return header
B. Most typically connected in parallel after the supply header
C. Most typically connected in parallel between the supply and return header
D. Most typically connected in parallel before the return header
E. Fired by a common burner control system
C. Most typically connected in parallel between the supply and return header
11. Cast-iron sectional boilers "are held tightly" together by means of: A. Push nipples B. Tapered bushings C. Pipe nipples D. Pipe flanges E. Tie Rods
E. Tie Rods
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12.The boilers in multiple boiler heating plants are operated: A. In sequence by a step controller B. Individually by separate controllers C. By the outdoor temperature D. By temperature controllers E. Manually as required
A. In sequence by a step controller
13.An advantage of a multiple heating boiler plant is:
A. That they have a large water capacity
B. That with a small water content a pressure part failure will cause more damage
C. Most low capacity can be moved through standard sized doorways
D. The boilers are heavy requiring special foundations
E. They are light requiring a minimal foundation
C. Most low capacity can be moved through standard sized doorways