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PPS SEMI FINAL QUIZ 3.2D-3.3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of an emergency shutdown (ETS) in a turbine power plant?

a)

To speed up turbine operations

b)

To immediately stop the flow of steam and prevent turbine damage

c)

To increase power output

d)

To reduce condenser vacuum

2.

Which of the following conditions would NOT typically trigger an emergency shutdown?

a)

High bearing temperature

b)

Normal oil sump levels

c)

Excessive turbine vibration

d)

Fire in the turbine hall

3.

What action should an operator take first when performing a manual turbine trip?

a)

Check the rotor deceleration

b)

Press the Emergency Stop Button

c)

Start the post-trip cooling procedures

d)

Engage the turning gear

4.

What role does the turning gear play during an emergency shutdown procedure?

a)

Stops steam flow immediately

b)

Increases turbine speed

c)

Ensures even cooling by slowly rotating the turbine rotor

d)

Reduces lubricating oil temperature

5.

Which component is responsible for instantly cutting off steam flow during a turbine emergency trip?

a)

Turning gear

b)

Oil sump

c)

Trip valve

d)

Condenser vacuum pump

6.

If the condenser vacuum alarm is triggered, which response is most appropriate?

a)

Decrease oil flow to bearings

b)

Investigate for possible air ingress and cooling water issues

c)

Activate the turning gear immediately

d)

Increase turbine speed to compensate

7.

Why is it important to monitor oil supply to bearings throughout the shutdown process?

a)

To increase turbine speed

b)

To prevent heat damage and ensure proper lubrication

c)

To maintain steam flow

d)

To reduce rotor deceleration

8.

What should an operator do after the turbine has come to a complete stop?

a)

Initiate post-trip cooling procedures

b)

Restart the turbine

c)

Manually open the steam stop valves

d)

Increase generator output

9.

After a turbine trip, which key information should be reviewed in the trip log to diagnose the cause?

a)

Rotor speed only

b)

Condenser vacuum levels only

c)

System pressures, temperatures, and vibration levels

d)

Oil color

10.

Which of the following is NOT part of the post-shutdown inspection checklist?

a)

Visual inspection of bearings

b)

Reactivation of the Emergency Stop Button

c)

Oil quality testing

d)

Vibration analysis

11.

Which material is commonly used for turbine blades due to its high-temperature strength and corrosion resistance?

a)

Cast iron

b)

Nickel-based superalloys

c)

Babbitt metal

d)

Graphite

12.

What is the primary function of the turbine rotor?

a)

To prevent steam leakage

b)

To provide a casing for the turbine

c)

To transfer mechanical energy to the generator

d)

To regulate steam pressure

13.

Which material is typically used for high-pressure turbine casings to withstand extreme internal pressures?

a)

Stainless steel

b)

Cr-Mo steel

c)

Aluminum alloy

d)

Babbitt metal

14.

What is the purpose of gland seals in a steam turbine?

a)

To control turbine speed

b)

To support the rotor shaft

c)

To direct steam to turbine blades

d)

To prevent steam leakage and maintain vacuum conditions

15.

Which device in the turbine system immediately stops steam flow during an emergency?

a)

Governor

b)

Gland seal

c)

Emergency stop valve (trip valve)

d)

Bearing

16.

How does the overspeed trip mechanism protect the turbine?

a)

It cuts off steam supply if the turbine speed exceeds a set limit.

b)

It increases turbine speed in case of power demand

c)

It reduces vibration by adjusting the rotor

d)

It monitors the condenser vacuum levels

17.

What is the main purpose of the throttle valve control?

a)

To control the amount of steam entering the turbine

b)

To prevent air ingress through the gland seals

c)

To reduce turbine vibration

d)

To monitor bearing temperature

18.

Which control mechanism regulates steam flow to maintain a constant turbine speed during load fluctuations?

a)

Throttle valve

b)

Governor control system

c)

Extraction steam control

d)

Vibration monitoring system

19.

What happens when the low lubricating oil pressure alarm is triggered?

a)

The turbine increases speed

b)

The turbine trips to prevent bearing damage

c)

The emergency stop valve opens

d)

The governor reduces steam flow

20.

Automatic load shedding in a steam turbine is intended to...

a)

Prevent steam leakage

b)

Increase turbine output during emergencies

c)

Reduce the load on the turbine during grid disturbances

d)

Regulate condenser vacuum levels