Chapters 10-12 Flashcards
Process fluid that is sent to the furnace to be heated is the:
Charge
Incomplete combustion produces a poisonous gas called
A. Carbon Dioxide
B. Nitrogen Oxide
C. Carbon Monoxide
C. Carbon Monoxide
Material that reflects heat back to furnace
Refractory
Tubes directly above firebox of furnace
Shock Bank
Flames in the firebox of a furnace is a source of:
A. Conductive heat transfer
B. Radiant heat transfer
C. Convective heat transfer
B. Radiant heat transfer
What are carbon deposits in the tubes of a furnace called? A. Coking B. Carbon spots C. Charge D. Draft
B. Coking
Glowing red spot on the metal or refractory inside a furnace A. Hot spot B. Flame spot C. Coking D. Flameout
A. Hot Spot
What section of the furnace has the highest temperature?
A. Radiant tubes
B. Bridgewall
C. Convection section
A. Radiant tubes
Where are the convection tubes located in a furnace?
A. Bridgewall
B. Firebox
C. Roof
C. Roof
Where are the radiant tubes located in a furnace
A. Bridgewall
B. Firebox
C. Roof
B. Firebox
Tubes located directly above the firebox of a furnace that receive radiant and convective heat – part of the convection section
Shock Bank
List the basic elements of a control loop.
Sensor, transmitter, controller, final control element, transducer
DCS is
A. Distributed Control System
B. Dispersed Computer System
C. Distributed Computer System
A. Distributed Control System
Complete combustion will produce A. soot B. water and carbon dioxide C. water and carbon monoxide D. nothing
B. water and carbon dioxide
Pressure inside furnace is usually slightly _____ than atmospheric pressure.
A. lower
B. higher
A. lower