Group 4 presentation

What is the most common unit of measurement for crude oil?

• Gallon

• Liter

• Barrel

• Cubic meter

Which of the following is not a component of emulsion treating subsystems?

• Combustion chambers

• Water in oil detectors

• Electrodes

• Power supplies

Flowlines are typically used to transport oil and gas from which location?

• Refineries to markets

• Wells to processing or storage facilities

• Offshore platforms to onshore facilities

• Pipelines to end-users

Which of the following is not a method used in natural gas conversion?

• Electrolysis

• Gas to Liquids (GTL)

• Steam Reforming

• Combustion

In the context of unconventional production, what does the term 'tight oil' refer to?

• Oil found in shallow waters

• Oil that is difficult to refine

• Oil trapped in low-permeability rocks

• Oil that has a high sulfur content

What is the primary purpose of oil and gas control systems in the petroleum industry?

• To promote excessive resource consumption

• To ensure safe and efficient operations

• To maximize environmental impact

• To ensure safe and efficient operations

Which component is primarily responsible for extracting and transporting hydrocarbons from underwater reserves in the oil and gas industry?

• Offshore platforms

• FPSOs (Floating Production, Storage, and Offloading vessels)

• Onshore refineries

• Subsea systems

Which of the following best describes the purpose of Facilities Decommissioning and Site Remediation in the oil and gas industry?

• Maximizing production efficiency

• Minimizing environmental impact

• Increasing equipment lifespan

• Accelerating resource extraction

What is the ultimate goal of flow assurance analysis?

• The ultimate goal of flow assurance analysis is to maximize profits for the company involved in the hydrocarbon transmission project

• Focusing solely on environmental impact rather than economic factors

• Ensuring the economic transmission of hydrocarbon fluids from the reservoir to the end user

• Maximizing profits for the company without regard to transmission methods.

What factors does a contract organization for facilities consist of?

• Contract organization for facilities consists of factors such as lease management, capital project planning and management

• Contract organization for facilities consists solely of lease management, disregarding other important aspects.

• Contract organization for facilities primarily focuses on vendor management, neglecting other crucial factors

• A contract organization for facilities includes only capital project planning and management, ignoring lease management and maintenance scheduling