NEM Chapter 233, ICE Flashcards
Cooling system should be clean so that the inhibitor will be able to act on the ___
Bare metallic surfaces of the water jacket
Make-up water must be checked for ___ prior to adding it to the engine
Chloride concentration and conductivity
Make-up water max conductivity
150 micromohs/cm
Make-up water max chloride concentration
60 ppm
The primary cooling system must be mechanically tight to prevent ___
Leaks of coolant out of the system
Leaks of combustion gasses or air into the system
Any engine experiencing corrosion, erosion, scaling, or sludging conditions should be thoroughly examined to determine the cause. The CO should ___
Report the facts to the SFLC Product Line
If it is necessary to acid clean the cooling system of an ICE, the ___ should request assistance of the ___
CO
SFLC Product Line
Used for acid cleaning badly scaled engine cooling systems
Inhibited hydrochloric acid
Acid cleaning is authorized only at ___
Repair facilities, shipyards, or contractors specializing in this service
SFLC Product Lines are authorized to provide additional water treatment instructions in areas of ___
Adverse water conditions
Engine J/W systems shall never be directly connected with the ___
P/W supply
PPE for handling inhibitors, inhibitive antifreeze, or testing chemicals
Rubber gloves, a face shield, and an apron
If alkalis contact the skin, flush the area with cold water until ___
The slippery feeling disappears
Blend of inhibitor chemicals in aqueous solution. The major components are: Sodium nitrite, sodium tetraborate, sodium silicate, sodium mercaptobenzothiazole (MBT), and tolytriazole (TTZ)
NALCOOL 2000 and PENCOOL 2000
Sodium nitrite aids in the formation of a ___
Protective oxide layer of ferrous surfaces
Helps prevent cylinder liner pitting and cavitation
Sodium nitrite
Sodium tetraborate is used for ___
pH buffering