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IGT PO4.1&4.2

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of the combustion chamber?

a)

To filter air

b)

To cool the metal parts

c)

To burn the mixture of air and fuel

d)

To store fuel

2.

Which component is responsible for controlling the amount of fuel in the combustion chamber?

a)

Combustion Liner

b)

Transition Piece

c)

Fuel Nozzle

d)

Spark Plugs

3.

What is the function of the ultraviolet flame detectors?

a)

To ignite the fuel

b)

To cool the combustion chamber

c)

To mix fuel and air

d)

To indicate the presence or absence of flame

4.

What is the main purpose of the combustion liner?

a)

To control fuel flow

b)

To link the hot gas path

c)

To contain and direct the combustion process

d)

To detect flame presence

5.

How is the inspection of the combustion liner typically carried out?

a)

Using a Borescope

b)

By removing the entire chamber

c)

Using a thermal camera

d)

By visual inspection only

6.

What is the role of the transition piece in the combustion section?

a)

To ignite the fuel

b)

To filter the air

c)

To link the hot gas path between combustion chambers and turbine

d)

To cool the combustion gases

7.

What percentage of air participates in the combustion process?

a)

75% - 80%

b)

10% - 15%

c)

20% - 25%

d)

50% - 60%

8.

What is the purpose of the spark plugs in the combustion chamber?

a)

To provide a place for an electric spark

b)

To mix fuel and air

c)

To detect flame presence

d)

To cool the combustion gases

9.

What happens if the flame is not detected by the flame sensor?

a)

The turbine will continue to operate

b)

It will inhibit further progress of the turbine start-up sequence

c)

The combustion chamber will cool down

d)

The fuel supply will be increased

10.

What is the main function of the cross fire tubes?

a)

To filter the air

b)

To ignite the fuel

c)

To allow for the cross-flow of combustion gases

d)

To cool the combustion gases

11.

What is the main purpose of cooling the gases before entering the turbine?

a)

To increase pressure

b)

To reduce temperature to safe limits

c)

To improve fuel efficiency

d)

To enhance combustion

12.

What is the consequence of blocked cooling holes in the combustion liner?

a)

Potential damage and unsafe operating conditions

b)

Reduced maintenance costs

c)

Increased fuel efficiency

d)

Improved combustion efficiency

13.

What is the primary function of the fuel nozzles?

a)

To control the amount of fuel in the combustion chamber

b)

To ignite the fuel

c)

To detect flame presence

d)

To cool the combustion chamber

14.

What is the purpose of the combustion section in a gas turbine?

a)

To store fuel

b)

To cool the turbine

c)

To mix air and fuel

d)

To burn fuel and produce hot gases for the turbine

15.

What is the typical temperature of gases from the combustion process?

a)

540°C

b)

1100°C

c)

1900°C

d)

2500°C

16.

What is the primary purpose of the fuel-air mixing process in the combustion chamber?

a)

To ensure complete combustion

b)

To reduce emissions

c)

To increase fuel efficiency

d)

To cool the combustion gases

17.

What is the effect of excessive fuel flow in the combustion chamber?

a)

Increased efficiency

b)

Higher emissions and potential damage

c)

Lower operating temperatures

d)

Improved flame stability

18.

How does the design of the combustion chamber influence turbine performance?

a)

By affecting the pressure drop

b)

By controlling the flame temperature

c)

By determining the fuel type used

d)

By influencing the air intake

19.

What is the impact of insufficient air supply on the combustion process?

a)

It will enhance combustion efficiency

b)

It may lead to incomplete combustion

c)

It will have no effect on combustion

d)

It will increase the flame temperature

20.

What role do fuel injectors play in the combustion process?

a)

To ignite the fuel

b)

To atomize and distribute fuel evenly

c)

To cool the combustion chamber

d)

To monitor flame presence

21.

What is the main requirement for fuel used in a gas turbine?

a)

High sulfur content

b)

High viscosity

c)

Low ignition temperature

d)

High heating value

22.

Which of the following is NOT a type of fuel mentioned?

a)

Liquid Fuel

b)

Solid Fuel

c)

Synthetic Fuel

d)

Gaseous Fuel

23.

What does HHV stand for in the context of fuel?

a)

Heat Harmonic Value

b)

Hydrogen Heating Value

c)

High Heat Volume

d)

High Heating Value

24.

What is the significance of the Lower Heating Value (LHV)?

a)

It indicates the fuel's ignition temperature.

b)

It is important for practical efficiency calculations.

c)

It measures the total energy content of the fuel.

d)

It is used for theoretical maximum energy calculations.

25.

What is a critical factor for the cleanliness of fuel?

a)

High particulate matter

b)

Low sulfur content

c)

High water content

d)

High viscosity

26.

What is the maximum allowable contamination limit for solid particles in liquid fuel?

a)

5 grams/1000 gal

b)

10 grams/1000 gal

c)

8 grams/1000 gal

d)

15 grams/1000 gal

27.

What is the purpose of having a low ignition temperature for fuel?

a)

To increase viscosity

b)

To ignite reliably under turbine conditions

c)

To ensure high energy content

d)

To reduce emissions

28.

Which of the following is a requirement for the consistency of heat input to the turbine?

a)

Fuel metering valve must not exceed 71°C

b)

Supply temperature must be greater than 65°C

c)

Supply temperature must be more than 55⁰C

d)

Fuel metering valve must not exceed 93°C

29.

What is the maximum viscosity allowed at the engine fuel shut-off valve?

a)

20 centistokes

b)

15 centistokes

c)

10 centistokes

d)

5 centistokes

30.

What is the main component that fuels consist of?

a)

Carbon

b)

Helium

c)

Nitrogen

d)

Oxygen

31.

What is the role of sulfur content in fuel?

a)

To increase heating value

b)

To reduce emissions and prevent corrosion

c)

To enhance combustion stability

d)

To improve fuel viscosity

32.

What is a requirement for the storage and handling of fuel?

a)

It must contain high levels of contaminants

b)

It must be unstable

c)

It should be compatible with existing systems

d)

It should have high deposition tendencies

33.

What is the purpose of having low deposition and fouling tendencies?

a)

To increase fuel viscosity

b)

To prevent clogging and erosion of turbine blades

c)

To enhance the heating value

d)

To improve ignition temperature

34.

Which of the following fuels is classified as a gaseous fuel?

a)

Coal

b)

Distillate

c)

Natural gas

d)

Light crude

35.

What is the primary advantage of using natural gas as a fuel?

a)

Lower emissions compared to other fossil fuels

b)

Higher viscosity

c)

Higher sulfur content

d)

Lower heating value

36.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a good fuel for combustion?

a)

High moisture content

b)

Low energy density

c)

High volatility

d)

High carbon content