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ATCTCO - PRACTICE SET 2

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

In chemical tankers, to avoid having a deteriorating effect on cargoes and also to avoid cargoes attacking them, steam heating coil are generally made of:

a)

Cuprous alloys

b)

Stainless steel

c)

Mild steel

d)

Copper

2.

Stainless steel tanks are sometimes required to be 'passivated' especially after tank surface repairs have been carried out and aggressive cargoes are to be loaded. 'Passivation' normally consists of:

a)
  • Grinding off any corrosion spot with a grinding disc of about '80 grain'

b)
  • Spraying concentrated hydrofluoric acids in the tank and then wiping it off

c)

Applying 12 - 15% nitric acid on tank surfaces, either then washing off after 10 - 20 minutes using copious amounts of fresh water

d)
  • Cleaning the tank by application of caustic soda on all surfaces, then washing it off using copious amounts of fresh water

3.

Epoxy coatings in tanks, which have been stressed beyond their chemical resistance during the carriage of strong solvents, tend to soften (you test for this with your nails or with standardised test pencils). If you encounter this condition you would:

a)

Heat up the coating and try to speed up the re-hardening process

b)

Do nothing - the softness of the coating is not of any consequence

c)

Give the coating time to 'weather out' the trapped solvents using good ventilation, and recover it's hardness again, prior loading the next cargo

d)

Inform the Owner that the coating has been rendered useless

4.

In the chemical trade the acceptable means of cargo line segregation in case of two non-compatible products is:

a)
  • By double valve segregation

b)
  • By double blank flanges with a drain between them

c)
  • By double valve segregation and using sluice valves

d)
  • By double blank flanges with a drain between them

5.

Chemical tankers are built with either 'gravity' or 'pressure' type cargo tanks. A 'gravity' tank is one having a design pressure at the top of the tank of:

a)

2.7 bar

b)

1.7 bar

c)

0.7 bar

d)

0.07 bar

6.

Sometimes, in order to improve suction to the pumps when discharging "light" or "gassing" cargoes, the tanks are pressurised by admission of inert gas under overpressure from the inert gas fans. In this respect one must remember that tanks are generally dimensioned to withstand a vapour pressure of:

a)

2500 mm wg

b)

1200 mm wg

c)

3200 mm wg

d)

4000 mm wg

7.

Submerged pumps are commonly driven _____

a)

mechanically

b)
  • by steam

c)
  • electrically

d)

hydraulically

8.

To accommodate expansion of piping on the deck of a chemical tanker the following are fitted:

a)

Expansion glands

b)
  • Natural bends at intervals

c)

Flanges on the pipes at frequent intervals

d)

Stainless Steel Extra strong pipes that can withstand the forces of expansion

9.

The category of cargo requiring the most efficient stripping arrangement is Category _____

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

10.

Before cargo operations start the Master should establish proper liaison between the ship and _____

a)

Operator

b)

Terminal

c)

Harbour Control

d)

Port Authority

11.

Cargos carried by a tanker as miscellaneous liquids are

a)

palm oil molasses tallow

b)

soybean oil sunflower oil other vegetable oil

c)

animal oils grease

d)

fresh water wine beer

12.

Boric acid molten sulfur caustic soda Etc are chemicals categorized as

a)

organic chemicals

b)

volatile chemicals

c)

inorganic chemicals

d)

solid chemicals

13.

What are the three board classification of cargos transported on tankers

a)

Liquefied natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, liquefied nitrogen

b)

Container, dry bulk and refrigerated cargo

petroleum liquids, chemical liquids and special liquids

c)

General cargo, dry brake bulk and Frozen cargo

answer

d)

Petroleum liquids, chemical liquids and special liquids

14.

The chemical liquids may be categorized as

a)

organic or inorganic

b)

volatile or non-volatable

c)

flammable or combustible

d)

petroleum are special

15.

Find the correct statement with respect to special liquids carried in tankers

a)

special liquids are divided into three groups as animal oils vegetable oils and miscellaneous liquids

b)

special liquids are divided into two groups as animals oil and miscellaneous liquids

c)

special liquids are divided into two groups animal or vegetable oils and miscellaneous liquids

d)

special liquids are divided into three groups as chemical liquids vegetable oils and miscellaneous liquids

16.

Organic chemical liquids are

a)

Phosphoric acid hydrochloric acid molten sulfur

b)

Tallow and greases molasses wine

c)

Boric acid acetone caustic soda

d)

Vinyl chloride acetone acetic acid

17.

Liquids that have an open cup flash point at or below 80 degree Fahrenheit 26.7 degrees Celsius are classified as

a)

non-volatable liquids

b)

flammable liquids

c)

volatile liquids

d)

combustible liquids

18.

Tankers carry palm oil molasses and Tallow as special liquids cargos and bulk which are grouped as

a)

animal or vegetable oils

b)

miscellaneous liquids

c)

non-volatable liquids

d)

other chemical liquids

19.

For the titration between oxalic acid and sodium hydroxide the indicator used is

a)

Potassium permanganate

b)

Phenolphthaleine

c)

Litness

d)

Aluminium Sulphate

20.

_________ is the process of separating any substance from its Solution by removing water

a)

distillation

b)

evaporation

c)

decantation

d)

filtration

21.

In chemical storage, what is the primary purpose of secondary containment?

a)

Rapid disposal of spilled chemicals

b)

Containment of hazardous substances in case of spills

c)

Enhancing visual appeal of storage areas

d)

Minimizing employee exposure to chemicals

22.

Which chemical process involves the combination of two or more substances to form a new product?

a)

Decomposition

b)

Combustion

c)

Synthesis

d)

Sublimation

23.

What is the primary function of a chemical reactor in the manufacturing process?

a)

Storage of finished products

b)

Initiation of chemical reactions

c)

Transportation of raw materials

d)

Quality control of end products

24.

In chemical analysis, what does the acronym "NMR" stand for?

a)

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

b)

Non-Metallic Reaction

c)

Networked Manufacturing Resource

d)

Nitrogen Management in Reactors

25.

What is the primary purpose of a chemical spill response plan?

a)

Minimize public awareness

b)

Maximize chemical production

c)

Ensure rapid disposal of spilled chemicals

d)

Minimize environmental and health risks