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F11 EMCO TRAINING (REVISED CHEMICAL PARAMETERS TEST METHODS)

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the new method of checking total solid content (TSC) for incoming latex?

a)

Heat 0.5g sample in oven at 150°C for 30 minutes.

b)

Use filtration method

c)

Test using NIRS machine

d)

Test using colorimeter

2.

What is Total Solid Content (TSC) of latex?

a)

Mass of the rubber coagulated by acid

b)

Mass percentage of the solid rubber for both suspended and dissolved particles

c)

Mass percentage of the solid rubber for suspended particle

d)

Mass percentage of the solid rubber for dissolved

3.

Which steps should be done before we pour latex sample into the NIRS cup to check TSC and DRC? (Multiple answers)

a)

Run hardware and performance test

b)

Check quartz sample and ensure it is passed

c)

Stir the latex sample

d)

Clean NIRS cup

4.

What is the difference between previous and new method to check NR PF coagulant for cyclaron 1?

a)

Previous method involve titration, new method involve filtration

b)

Previous method involve using colorimeter, new method involve NIRS

c)

Previous method involve TSC and specific gravity, new method involve filtration

d)

Both method are the same

5.

What are the main reasons of revising old method for NR PF coagulant (cyclaron)? (Multiple answers)

a)

Moving towards automation

b)

Specific gravity may vary depending on coagulant temperature

c)

Specific gravity can be higher than TSC, hence results are invalid

d)

Results have low repeatability and reproducibility

6.

Why do we move from manual testing to automated testing for Total Suspended Solid (TSS) of Final Discharged water? (Multiple answers)

a)

To fasten testing time

b)

To reduce the usage of filter paper

c)

To utilize colorimeter

d)

To eliminate human error

7.

What is Total Suspended Solid (TSS)? Read answer carefully.

a)

Dry weight of suspended particles, that are dissolved, in a water sample

b)

Dry weight of suspended particles, that are not dissolved, in a water sample

c)

Dry weight of dissolved particles, that are suspended, in a water sample

d)

Dry weight of dissolved particles, that are not suspended, in a water sample

8.

What is Dry Rubber Content (DRC)?

a)

The mass percentage of the solid rubber for both suspended and dissolved

b)

The dry weight of suspended particles, that are not dissolved, in a water sample

c)

The total dissolved solid rubber

d)

The mass of the rubber coagulated by acid, and dried from parts mass of latex

9.

Total solid content (TSC) and Dry Rubber Content (DRC) are the same. True of false?

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What is PF coagulant?

a)

Powder formulation coagulant

b)

Powder formation coagulant

c)

Powder free coagulant

d)

Powder fragrance coagulant

11.

What is the pore size of the filter paper used for revised method of PF coagulant (cyclaron 1) ?

a)

0.4 μm

b)

0.5 μm

c)

1.4 μm

d)

1.5 μm

12.

"Total suspended solid (TSS) particle size is larger than 2μm. Whereas total dissolved solid (TDS) particle size is smaller than 2μm". Is this true?

a)

Yes

b)

No