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High Pressure Boilers Chapter 9

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

The primary function of a combustion control system is to regulate the ___ in a boiler.

a)

fuel supply

b)

air supply

c)

draft

d)

all of the above

2.

ON/OFF control is used to start and stop a burner ___.

a)

and modulate the flame to match steam load

b)

without modulating the flame to match steam load

c)

based on measured fuel flow

d)

based on measured draft

3.

A siphon is used to protect an operating pressure control from ___.

a)

live steam

b)

water

c)

air

d)

gas

4.

An operating pressure control must be connected to the ___.

a)

main steam line

b)

main feedwater line

c)

highest part of the steam side of the boiler

d)

water side of the boiler below the NOWL

5.

The two settings found on the boiler operating pressure control are used to ___.

a)

set the operating steam pressure range of the boiler

b)

eliminate low water

c)

maintain high and low fire

d)

warn the operator of flame failure

6.

The combustion blower continues to run after fuel is shut off to the burner during ___.

a)

postpurging

b)

prepurging

c)

synchronization

d)

ignition

7.

The programmer in an ON/OFF control system is used to ___.

a)

control the burner firing cycle

b)

control the boiler operating range

c)

secure the burner in the event of low water

d)

regulate the steam flow

8.

To eliminate the danger of a furnace explosion during startup, the programmer must allow ___.

a)

main flame ignition

b)

proving of the main flame

c)

a prepurge period

d)

a varying steam load

9.

The purpose of the flame sensor in a flame scanner is to prove ___.

a)

only the pilot

b)

only the main flame

c)

both the pilot and the main flame

d)

the proper boiler water level

10.

The flame sensor is sensitive to ___.

a)

heat

b)

temperature

c)

pressure

d)

infrared, visible, or ultraviolet light

11.

In the event of flame failure, the programmer ___.

a)

automatically goes through a new firing cycle

b)

shuts the burner down

c)

vents the fire tubes

d)

starts the induced draft fans

12.

A modulating control system is sensitive to changes in the ___.

a)

boiler water level

b)

firing rate

c)

steam flow

d)

steam pressure

13.

A(n) ___ is a controller that distributes steam production requirements across several boilers to maintain the steam pressure at the setpoint.

a)

plant master

b)

operating pressure control

c)

ON/OFF control

d)

programmer

14.

A preignition check includes ___.

a)

verifying that the fuel pressure proving switch is closed

b)

lighting the pilot

c)

proving the pilot

d)

proving the main flame

15.

After a programmer proves the main flame, it ___.

a)

verifies fuel pressure

b)

verifies airflow through the furnace

c)

releases to automatic control

d)

postpurges the furnace

16.

If steam is being used faster than it is being generated, the ___.

a)

steam pressure increases

b)

steam pressure decreases

c)

combustion control closes the fuel valve

d)

combustion control closes the inlet damper

17.

A high-limit pressure control ___.

a)

has a modulating controller

b)

uses a high/low/OFF controller

c)

uses differential pressure settings

d)

has a manual reset

18.

The flow of fuel through valves and air through dampers is usually ___.

a)

nonlinear

b)

linear

c)

non adjustable

d)

set at maximum

19.

Single-point positioning uses the ___ as the controller input and has only one output.

a)

fuel flow

b)

airflow

c)

steam pressure

d)

steam temperature

20.

A low firing rate needs ___ than a high firing rate.

a)

more excess air

b)

less excess air

c)

more single-point positioning

d)

less single-point positioning

21.

Parallel positioning uses steam pressure as the controller input and ___.

a)

has ON/OFF fuel flow

b)

bypasses the postpurge

c)

uses one output signal

d)

uses two output signals

22.

A modulating control system adjusts the firing rate proportional to the ___.

a)

steam load

b)

amount of excess air available

c)

flue gas analysis

d)

water level

23.

Nonlinear flow means that the percent a valve or damper is open does not necessarily correspond to ___.

a)

percent of flow

b)

controller output

c)

steam pressure

d)

water level

24.

___ control increases safety by adding a linking system that prevents the airflow from going too low for the amount of fuel flow during load changes.

a)

Cross-limited

b)

Modulating

c)

Single-point positioning

d)

ON/OFF with modulating

25.

___ is used to adjust the air-fuel ratio based on the results of a flue gas analysis.

a)

Metering control

b)

Burner management

c)

Purging

d)

Oxygen trim