PUMPS 41-50 Flashcards
Which of the following pumps is NOT suitable for
handling volatile liquids?
a) Centrifugal pump
b) Diaphragm pump
c) Gear pump
d) Submersible pump
a) Centrifugal pump
What is the purpose of a pump casing?
a) To support the impeller
b) To increase pressure
c) To prevent leakage
d) To direct fluid flow
d) To direct fluid flow
Which factor does NOT affect the efficiency of a
pump?
a) Fluid viscosity
b) Pump speed
c) Impeller diameter
d) Ambient temperature
d) Ambient temperature
Which of the following pumps is typically used for
high-pressure applications?
a) Centrifugal pump
b) Diaphragm pump
c) Reciprocating pump
d) Axial flow pump
c) Reciprocating pump
What is the primary disadvantage of using a
peristaltic pump?
a) Limited flow rate
b) High maintenance requirements
c) Inability to handle abrasive fluids
d) Susceptibility to cavitation
a) Limited flow rate
Which factor does NOT affect the suction lift
capability of a pump?
a) Pump speed
b) Fluid density
c) Atmospheric pressure
d) Impeller diameter
d) Impeller diameter
What is the purpose of a pump priming system?
a) To increase flow rate
b) To reduce cavitation
c) To remove air from the pump casing
d) To regulate pressure
c) To remove air from the pump casing
Which of the following pumps is typically used for
dosing chemicals in industrial processes?
a) Centrifugal pump
b) Diaphragm pump
c) Gear pump
d) Peristaltic pump
d) Peristaltic pump
What is the term for the maximum flow rate a pump
can deliver?
a) Discharge pressure
b) Flow capacity
c) Pump head
d) Pump efficiency
b) Flow capacity
Which type of pump is commonly used in oil
refineries for transferring fluids between process
units?
a) Centrifugal pump
b) Diaphragm pump
c) Reciprocating pump
d) Screw pump
d) Screw pump