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HNTec POM Isolation practical

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it necessary to isolate pumps and their motors during maintenance activities?

a)

To increase energy consumption

b)

To improve equipment performance

c)

To prevent accidents and ensure safety

d)

To speed up maintenance processes

2.

Which of the following activities may be exempt from the requirement of isolating pumps and motors?

a)

Overhauling the entire pump system

b)

Conducting routine preventive maintenance

c)

Replacing major components of the pump

d)

Installing a new pump in the system

3.

What document specifies the appropriate precautions for isolating pumps and motors?

a)

Maintenance Schedule

b)

Safety Manual

c)

Permit To Work (PTW)

d)

Employee Handbook

4.

What is the first step to be taken when a pump is to be attended or worked on?

a)

Flush the pump with water

b)

Drain the pump

c)

Disconnect auxiliary piping

d)

Stop the pump and close suction and discharge valves

5.

What precaution should be taken if the pump is to be maintained in-situ (in place)?

a)

Open ends to be blinded off after removal of pump

b)

Isolate valves / depressurise / spade off / disconnect all (associated) auxiliary piping

c)

Flush the pump with water before removing to workshop

d)

Drain the pump

6.

What should be done if the pump is to be removed to the workshop?

a)

Flush the pump with water before removing to workshop

b)

Drain the pump

c)

Isolate valves / depressurise / spade off / disconnect all (associated) auxiliary piping

d)

Open ends to be blinded off after removal of pump

7.

What is positive isolation?

a)

Isolation with zero energy potential

b)

Isolation with minimal energy potential

c)

Isolation without identifying hazardous energy

d)

Isolation with residual energy

8.

What is the purpose of mechanically isolating a pump?

a)

To ensure positive isolation

b)

To increase energy potential

c)

To introduce hazardous energy

d)

To decrease isolation effectiveness

9.

What action is taken during electrical isolation to ensure positive isolation?

a)

Transformer is not isolated

b)

Earth is not applied

c)

Fuses are removed

d)

Positive isolation is not ensured

10.

How does a centrifugal pump operate?

a)

By impeller rotation and moving liquid from suction to discharge

b)

By compressing fluid using rotating blades

c)

By heating fluid to increase its pressure

d)

By filtering fluid to remove impurities

11.

What is the main component responsible for creating centrifugal force in a centrifugal pump?

a)
Shaft
b)
Impeller
c)
Housing
d)
Baseplate
12.

What should you do before conducting isolation of a centrifugal pump to ensure your safety?

a)

Ensure the pump is operating at full speed

b)

Start the pump to check its performance

c)

Ignore the pump's status and proceed with isolation

d)

Verify that the pump is turned off

13.

What precaution should be taken regarding the breaker for the pump before isolation work?

a)

Ensure the breaker is in the OFF position

b)

Leave the breaker in the ON position

c)

Ignore the breaker status

d)

Reset the breaker if tripped

14.

What additional step should be taken to indicate that the pump is isolated?

a)

Attach an isolation tag to the pump

b)

Leave the breaker position unchanged

c)

Increase the pump speed

d)

Activate the pump's emergency shutdown

15.

What action should be taken if the isolation tag is missing or damaged?

a)

Ignore the absence of the tag

b)

Continue with isolation work regardless

c)

Replace the tag before proceeding

d)

Report the issue after completing the isolation work