Practice #2 Flashcards
What are the liquefied petroleum gases?
a) butane and air
b) propane and air
c) propane and butane
d) methane and butane
c) propane and butane
What is the purpose of adding mercaptan to fuel gases?
a) improve gas flow in piping
b) reduce harmful emissions when burned
c) improve ability to ignite when burning
d) to make it readily detectable in the atmosphere
d) to make it readily detectable
Approximately how much gas is present in air?
20%
What is the definition of limits of flammability?
a) % of gas by volume of air
b) % of CO2 by volume of air
c) % of gas by volume of oxygen
% of gas by volume of air
What are the lower and upper explosive limits of CH4?
a) 1.9% - 8.5%
b) 2.0% - 10%
c) 2.4%-9.5%
d) 4% - 14%
4-14%
How much does propane increase in volume when changing from liquid to a gas?
a) 270 times
b) 360 times
c) 520 times
d) 600 times
a) 270 times
How much energy is in 17m3 of CH4?
a) 17,000 btu
b) 600 270 btu
c) 856 350 btu
d) 1 500 675 btu
b) 35.315 x 17 x 1000 = 600 270 btu
How much energy is in 50 ft3 of CH4 that is under pressure of 10psig?
a) 50 MBH
b) 67 MBH
c) 76 MBH
d) 84 MBH
84 MBH
vtp formula
1.5 ft3 cylinder of nitrogen is under pressure of 2200 psig. if all contents release, what is vol?
a) 215 ft3
b) 219 ft3
c) 223 ft3
d) 226 ft3
d) 226ft3
An appliance is rated for 455,000 btu/hr. the equivalent stated in kw is
a) 110
b) 133
c) 1597
d) 5970
133
A combustible mixture of CH4 has an ignition temp of?
a) 1000
b) 1300
c) 920
d) 3600
b) 1300F
The specific gravity of propane gas is?
a) .6
b) 1.0
c) 1.5
d) 2.0
1.5
Upper limits of flammability of propane gas is?
a) 4%
b) 6.5%
c) 9.5%
d) 14%
c) 9.5%
At atmospheric pressure, propane will start to vaporize from a liquid to a gas at a temp of ?
a) 32F
b) -32F
c) -44F
d) -258F
c) -44F
the specific gravity of liquid propane is?
a) .5
b) 1.0
c) 1.5
d) 2.0
.5