Chapter 2 Flashcards
Cast iron sectional boilers have flue gas passages which:
A. Often termed breeching
B. Increase heat transfer
C. Receive radiant heat only
D. Act as boiler water legs
B
A machined and slightly tapered piece of pipe found in a sectional heating boiler is the
A.tie rid
B. Tapered bushing
C. push nipple
D. Clean out nipple
C
An advantage of a cast iron boiler is
A.large capacity
B. Light weight resulting in lesser foundation requirements
C. Ability to withstand high pressure
D. The Choice of assembly location
D
Small capacity heating boilers operate most efficiently at
A. Continuous full load
B. Any type of load
C. 75% load
D. 66% load
A
A modular cast iron heating boiler
A. Has a number of burners which start and stop simultaneously
B. Consists of a number of individually operated sectional boilers
C. Cannot be enclosed in a single casing
D. Does not have continuous water flow through each module
B
sections maximize heat transfer by
A. Using four push nipples per section
B. Vertical firing.
C. Exposing as large a surface as possible to the hot gases.
D. Utilizing an external furnace.
C
Horizontal cast iron sectional boilers require ____ nipples to connect two sections.
A. 2
B. None
C. 3
D. 4
D
A cast iron sectional boiler can have gas passages
A. True
B. False
True
The gas passages in wet bottom cast iron sectional boilers
A. Is longer than the flow in boilers with sections suspended above the burners. B. bypasses the barometric dampers.
C. travels through four passes.
D. is shorter than the flow in boilers with sections suspended above the burners.
A
A modular cast iron sectional boiler plant
A. Needs particular attention to water treatment.
B. Is most typically connected and serious between the supply and the return headers.
C. Has heat exchangers that extract the latent heat of evaporation from the boiler water.
D. Is most typically connected in parallel between the supply and return headers.
A
To prevent flue gases from escaping a cast iron sectional boiler, the spaces between the sections are…
A. Sealed by push nipples.
B. Sealed with high-temperature rope or castkrting
C. Sealed by boiler pressure.
D. Sealed by differential pressure.
B
A condensing boiler condenses moisture from
A. Flue gases
B. Steam
C. Hot water
D. Feed water
A
A wet bottom cast iron sectional boiler has
A. A combustion chamber completely surrounded by water.
B. Stay bolts to support the bottom from collapsing under boiler pressure.
C. The bottoms of its section suspended over the combustion chamber.
D. Two tube sheets.
A
Fins cast onto the surface of a cast iron sections cause
A. Flue gases to increase in velocity, shortening the time required to pass through the boiler.
B. Flu gases to swirl as they pass over the sections, increasing heat transfer. C. Flu gases to increase in volume, increasing heat transfer.
D. Chimney draft to increase.
B
Push nipples are
A. The reset on lockout interlock.
B. Ferrule connectors on the fire side.
C. The connections between the sections of a cast iron sectional boiler. D. The connectors that secure the tubes to the drum on a flexible tube boiler.
C