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3.4 Low Water Fuel Cutoffs

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A low water fuel cutoff is located slightly below the NOWL.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

The primary function of a low water fuel cutoff is to....

a)

remove sludge and sediment from the bottom of the boiler.

b)

shut down the burner if the water level drops below the safe operating level

c)

stop the flow of city water supplied to a condensate return tank

3.

An evaporation test is performed by opening a low water fuel cutoff blowdown valve by hand.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

A boiler operator must be present during an evaporation test and continually monitor the boiler's water level.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What shuts the burner OFF in the event of a low water condition?

a)

low water alarm

b)

feedwater regulator

c)

low water fuel cutoff

d)

automatic low water feeder

6.

A low water fuel cutoff should be tested ______depending on plant procedures and requirements.

a)

daily

b)

monthly

c)

semiannually

d)

annually

7.

The low-water fuel cutoff can be tested by blowing down the low-water fuel cutoff or by ___.

a)

securing the feedwater and allowing the water level in the boiler to drop

b)

closing the blowdown valves

c)

modulating the firing rate

d)

a hydrostatic test

8.

A low-water fuel cutoff ___.

a)

shuts off the water supply

b)

shuts off the fuel supply

c)

shuts off the condensate return

d)

shuts off the supply air

9.

Which of the following is the proper method for testing a low water cut off device on a steam heating boiler?

a)

Lower the water level in the boiler until the alarm rings

b)

Lower the water level in the boiler until the burner shuts down

c)

Shut off the fuel to the boiler

d)

Test the water column with the test gauge

10.

An auxiliary low water fuel cutoff is installed...

a)

slightly above the NOWL.

b)

slightly below the primary low water fuel cutoff.

c)

at the highest point on the boiler.

d)

on a feedwater line close to the boiler shell.