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LB E Tightness Testing and Purging Quiz

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the acronym ECV stand for in the context of tightness testing and purging?

a)

Emergency Control Valve

b)

Emergency Services provider

c)

Gas Transporter

d)

Meter Asset Manager

2.

Which test involves taking the pipework up to a set pressure and testing for any loss of pressure over a specified period?

a)

Tightness Test

b)

Leak detection test

c)

Maximum operating pressure test

d)

Purge volume test

3.

What is the purpose of the Safety Shut-off Valve (SSOV) in gas systems?

a)

To shut off gas supply in emergencies

b)

To measure gas pressure

c)

To detect gas leaks

d)

To transport gas

4.

What is the standard covering domestic tightness testing and purging?

a)

IGE/UP/1B

b)

IGE/UP/2A

c)

IGE/UP/3C

d)

IGE/UP/4D

5.

What is the maximum operating pressure (MOPu) allowed for installations?

a)

2bar

b)

3bar

c)

1bar

d)

4bar

6.

What is the maximum pipe diameter for installation pipework IN DOMESTIC GAS ?

a)

35mm

b)

50mm

c)

25mm

d)

40mm

7.

What is the permissible pressure drop on a water gauge defined as?

a)

0.25mbar

b)

0.5mbar

c)

0.1mbar

d)

0.3mbar

8.

For what situations should the tightness testing procedure detailed in IGE/UP/1B be used?

a)

New installations and alterations to existing installations

b)

Only new installations

c)

Only extensions to existing pipework

d)

Routine testing only

9.

What is another name for a Meter Inlet Valve (MIV) in medium pressure installations?

a)

Test Valve (TV)

b)

Pressure Regulator (PR)

c)

Isolation Valve (IV)

d)

Flow Control Valve (FCV)

10.

What should be done if a test valve is not fitted in a medium pressure installation?

a)

Ignore the test

b)

Inform the Gas Transporter or ESP

c)

Proceed without any notification

d)

Install a new valve immediately

11.

What is the maximum permissible pressure drop in mbar for an ultrasonic meter with a pipe diameter of 28mm or less?

a)

4

b)

8

c)

2.5

d)

1

12.

What mechanism in electronic meters prevents gas from passing through if the meter is disturbed?

a)

Pressure valve

b)

Anti-tamper mechanism

c)

Safety lock

d)

Gas regulator

13.

What is the purpose of purging a gas pipe?

a)

To increase gas pressure

b)

To remove air that could cause explosions

c)

To clean the pipe

d)

To reduce gas flow

14.

For small installations with pipework ≤28mm, what is the purge volume based on?

a)

Installation size

b)

Pipe diameter

c)

Cyclic volume of the meter

d)

Gas type

15.

What is the volume (m³) per 1m length of a 15mm copper pipe?

a)

0.00014

b)

0.00024

c)

0.00032

d)

0.00046

16.

According to the purging procedure, what should be done first in the purge area?

a)

Slowly turn on the gas supply

b)

Extinguish any potential sources of ignition

c)

Purge an amount of gas from the fitting

d)

Check the meter test dial

17.

What is the volume (m³) per 1m length of a 32mm steel pipe?

a)

0.00024

b)

0.00046

c)

0.00064

d)

0.0011

18.

What should be done if the installation volume exceeds 0.02m³?

a)

Use a temporary open burner

b)

Ventilate the area

c)

Purge each branch in the pipework

d)

Shut off the purge point

19.

What is the maximum Installation Volume (IV) allowed for tightness testing according to the standard?

a)

0.025 m³

b)

0.035 m³

c)

0.045 m³

d)

0.050 m³

20.

What is the Installation Volume (IV) for a U16 meter as per Table E4?

a)

0.015 m³

b)

0.020 m³

c)

0.025 m³

d)

0.030 m³

21.

How is the Purge Volume (PV) calculated from the Installation Volume (IV) in Example 1A?

a)

Multiply IV by 1.2

b)

Multiply IV by 1.3

c)

Multiply IV by 1.4

d)

Multiply IV by 1.5

22.

What is the first question to consider when selecting the appropriate standard for testing natural gas installations?

a)

Does the installation volume exceed 1m³?

b)

Does the meter designation exceed U16 or G10?

c)

Does the normal operating pressure exceed 21mbar?

d)

Does the pipe diameter exceed 35mm?

23.

If the installation volume exceeds 1m³, which assessment is required?

a)

USE IGE/UP/1B

b)

USE IGE/UP/1A ACS assessment TPCP1A

c)

USE IGE/UP/1 ACS assessment TPCP1

d)

No assessment required

24.

What is the threshold for the normal operating pressure that requires further assessment?

a)

21mbar

b)

40mbar

c)

75mbar

d)

100mbar