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ПМ 03 ро 3.5 и 3.6

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 38mins

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1.

What is the main function of a chemical-technological system?

a)

To transform raw materials into desired products through chemical and physical processes

b)

To store products before shipment

c)

To provide lighting and ventilation in a plant

d)

To control financial reporting

e)

To clean the equipment externally

2.

Which of the following is a primary element of a chemical-technological system?

a)

Reactor

b)

Valve

c)

Pipeline

d)

Laboratory stuff

e)

Transport vehicle

3.

In a chemical-technological system, auxiliary units serve what purpose?

a)

They support the main technological process, such as heating or purification

b)

They include systems like heat exchangers and compressors

c)

They are only for quality control

d)

They are unrelated to the process

e)

They produce waste products only

4.

What distinguishes an open chemical-technological system from a closed one?

a)

It exchanges matter and energy with the environment

b)

It maintains internal pressure only

c)

It allows the input of raw materials and the output of products continuously

d)

It uses only recycled materials

e)

It does not require human control

5.

What is the purpose of analyzing material efficiency in a chemical process?

a)

A. To evaluate how well raw materials are converted into products

b)

To compare brands of raw materials

c)

To track employee usage of chemicals

d)

To identify color changes in products

e)

To monitor noise levels

6.

Which of the following indicates energy efficiency in chemical production?

a)

Maximum use of heating systems

b)

Minimal energy consumption per unit of product

c)

Frequent maintenance of electrical panels

d)

Continuous lighting of the facility

e)

Long process duration

7.

What does a chemical-technological scheme represent?

a)

A graphical representation of all process stages and equipment

b)

A list of equipment

c)

A safety inspection form

d)

A chemical reaction equation

e)

A product label

8.

Why is it important for a scheme to show material flow direction?

a)

To allow employees to design labels

b)

To help operators understand the production sequence

c)

To reduce the need for automation

d)

To improve office layout

e)

To guide visitors through the plant

9.

What is typically shown using dotted lines in such schemes?

a)

Waste storage units

b)

Laboratory reactions

c)

Major connections

d)

Control and instrumentation flows

e)

Raw material orders

10.

In a full structural scheme, feedback loops indicate:

a)

Recirculation or recycling of intermediate products

b)

Breakdowns in communication

c)

Employee complaints

d)

Raw material orders

e)

External audit reports

11.

What defines the structure of a chemical-technological scheme?

a)

The arrangement and relationship between stages, equipment, and flows

b)

The building's architecture

c)

The temperature of the control room

d)

The safety symbols on the wall

e)

The total cost of the plant

12.

What is the purpose of distillation in chemical production?

a)

To separate components based on boiling point differences

b)

To compress gases into liquids

c)

To remove solids from water

d)

To measure electrical resistance

e)

To track financial loss

13.

An example of a biochemical process used in industry is:

a)

Acid leaching

b)

Solvent drying

c)

Fermentation

d)

Electric heating

e)

High-pressure cleaning

14.

Why are typical processes like neutralization important?

a)

They allow control over product pH and chemical stability

b)

They improve product color

c)

They reduce shipping time

d)

They improve label printing

e)

They lower employee taxes

15.

What are the primary sources of raw materials in the chemical industry?

a)

Only food products

b)

Natural resources such as oil, natural gas, and minerals

c)

Office materials

d)

Car parts

e)

Furniture

16.

Which is an example of a renewable raw material?

a)

Crude oil

b)

Coal

c)

Biomass

d)

Uranium

e)

Mercury

17.

Why is the use of secondary raw materials increasing in chemical production?

a)

They are more expensive

b)

They support sustainability and waste reduction

c)

They require no processing

d)

They do not need transport

e)

They are easier to store than primary ones

18.

What is the main source of energy in most large-scale chemical industries today?

a)

Natural gas

b)

Fuel oil

c)

Wind turbines only

d)

Geothermal springs

e)

Solar panels exclusively

19.

Why is energy integration important in chemical production?

a)

It reduces energy waste and increases efficiency

b)

It limits automation

c)

It simplifies maintenance only

d)

It increases the need for fossil fuels

e)

It reduces heat transfer rates

20.

What is cogeneration in a chemical plant?

a)

A method of transporting chemicals

b)

A backup for water supply

c)

The simultaneous production of electricity and heat

d)

A type of emergency shutdown

e)

The use of manual tools in reactors

21.

What distinguishes a sequential process connection?

a)

A. Each unit operates one after another in a fixed sequence

b)

All units operate independently

c)

All processes occur in reverse

d)

Units are only connected by control panels

e)

Every unit handles raw materials directly

22.

In a parallel technological connection:

a)

Units must wait for the previous one to finish

b)

Multiple units operate simultaneously on different streams

c)

One unit processes both input and output

d)

All operations occur in a single vessel

e)

Control is only manual

23.

What is the function of a feedback loop in technological communication?

a)

To control lighting systems

b)

To return part of the output to an earlier stage for stabilization

c)

To accelerate waste disposal

d)

To allow emergency shutdown

e)

To increase product color uniformity

24.

A CSTR (Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor) is mainly used for:

a)

Reactions requiring uniform composition throughout the reactor

b)

Reactions at high pressure only

c)

Storage of end-products

d)

Manual sampling of chemicals

e)

Distillation only

25.

What is a distinguishing feature of a plug flow reactor (PFR)?

a)

Reactants move through the reactor in one direction with no back-mixing

b)

Reactants are stirred continuously

c)

It is only used for batch reactions

d)

It must operate under vacuum

e)

It has no internal sensors

26.

Which factor is most critical in designing a chemical reactor?

a)

Reaction kinetics and reactants nature

b)

Reaction kinetics and heat transfer requirements

c)

Reactants amount and reaction rate

d)

Frequency of equipment cleaning

e)

Age of the building

27.

What type of operation is absorption classified as?

a)

Mass transfer operation

b)

Heat transfer operation

c)

Catalytic operation

d)

Thermal expansion

e)

Mechanical separation

28.

Mixing and grinding fall under which operation category?

a)

Chemical conversion

b)

Mechanical processing

c)

Biological transformation

d)

Heat absorption

e)

Crystallization

29.

Which of the following is a chemical operation?

a)

Filtration

b)

Decantation

c)

Neutralization

d)

Drying

e)

Separation

30.

What does determining the optimal temperature of a process ensure?

a)

Maximum product yield and safety

b)

Minimum tightness in pipeline

c)

Lower maintenance hours

d)

Increased corrosion

e)

Random product formation

31.

Which parameter is critical for gas-phase reactions?

4 lines
32.

Which parameter is critical for gas-phase reactions?

a)

Viscosity

b)

Conductivity

c)

Pressure

d)

Humidity

e)

Container size

33.

Why is residence time important in reactor operation?

a)

It affects conversion and selectivity

b)

It controls labor cost

c)

It reduces electricity bills

d)

It determines packaging method

e)

It affects equipment color

34.

What is the first step in determining process parameters?

a)

Preparing shipping documents

b)

Analyzing chemical kinetics and thermodynamics

c)

Assigning employee roles

d)

Filling out hazard forms

e)

Calibrating lighting

35.

What is a material balance used for?

a)

Determining concentration of reactants

b)

Accounting for all input, output, and internal consumption of substances

c)

Labeling chemical containers

d)

Identifying composition of feed

e)

Documenting production volume

36.

In a steady-state process, material balance means:

a)

Mass input equals mass output

b)

Temperature stays constant

c)

All equipment runs 24/7

d)

Flowcharts are updated

e)

Power usage decreases

37.

Material balances are useful for:

a)

Optimizing raw material usage and reducing waste

b)

Designing marketing posters

c)

Choosing uniforms

d)

Training cashiers

e)

Preventing natural disasters

38.

Heat losses in equipment are often due to

a)

Equipment tightness

b)

Poor insulation

c)

Over-tightening bolts

d)

Too much pressure

e)

High level of feed

39.

One principle of chemical production is:

a)

Process continuity

b)

Frequent manual override

c)

Constant shutdowns

d)

Maximum human input

e)

Irregular operation

40.

Why is automation used in modern chemical production?

a)

To increase accuracy

b)

To ensure accuracy, safety, and consistency

c)

To replace quality control

d)

To reduce heat flow

e)

To improve safety

41.

The AVT unit consists of:

a)

one section

b)

two sections

c)

three sections

d)

four sections

e)

five sections

42.

The feedstock for the catalytic reforming unit is:

a)

gasoline fractions

b)

kerosene fractions

c)

diesel fractions

d)

fuel oil

e)

liquefied petroleum gas

43.

Hydraulic machines that convert mechanical energy into energy of moving liquid are called:

a)

compressors

b)

pumps

c)

separators

d)

reactors

e)

turbines

44.

The compression ratio in compressor machines is:

a)

Ratio of inlet pressure p1 to outlet pressure p2

b)

Ratio of outlet pressure p2 to inlet pressure p1

c)

Difference between inlet pressure p1 and outlet pressure p2

d)

Difference between outlet pressure p2 and inlet pressure p1

e)

Sum of p1 and p2

45.

Smoke is a system consisting of:

a)

two mutually soluble liquids

b)

gas and dispersed solid particles

c)

liquid with suspended solid particles

d)

two mutually insoluble liquids

e)

gas and vapor

46.

The driving force of heat exchange is:

a)

difference in concentration

b)

temperature difference

c)

not dependent on temperature difference

d)

choice of heat exchanger design

e)

pressure difference

47.

The bottom product of a distillation column is:

a)

high-boiling component

b)

low-boiling component

c)

heat carrier

d)

both low- and high-boiling components

e)

inert gases

48.

A set of scheduled maintenance works to ensure normal equipment operation until the next scheduled repair is called:

a)

capital repair

b)

current repair

c)

emergency repair

d)

medium repair

e)

preventive inspection

49.

Tray repair in a distillation column is carried out:

a)

without dismantling

b)

with mandatory dismantling

c)

in any way

d)

dismantling only in winter

e)

only with replacement

50.

A pipeline can be put into operation only after:

a)

external inspection

b)

internal inspection

c)

technical certification

d)

both external and internal inspection

e)

pressure test

51.

Name the paraffin hydrocarbons:

a)

propane

b)

cyclobutane

c)

benzene

d)

ethylene

e)

acetylene

52.

Identify the quality parameter not regulated in gasoline:

a)

cetane number

b)

fractional composition

c)

sulfur content

d)

octane number

e)

density

53.

Name the substance that breaks emulsions:

a)

emulsifier

b)

demulsifier

c)

dehydrator

d)

electro-dehydrator

e)

solvent

54.

Light oil products in the AVT unit are distilled at:

a)

atmospheric pressure

b)

elevated pressure

c)

vacuum

d)

any pressure

e)

critical pressure

55.

What is the octane number of gasoline from catalytic reforming?

a)

50

b)

60

c)

90

d)

80

e)

95

56.

A centrifugal pump with a horizontally placed shaft is called:

a)

horizontal

b)

vertical

c)

inclined

d)

perpendicular

e)

axial

57.

Machines for compressing and moving gases are called:

a)

compressors

b)

pumps

c)

separators

d)

reactors

e)

fans

58.

Foam is a system consisting of:

a)

two mutually soluble liquids

b)

liquid and gas bubbles

c)

liquid with suspended solids

d)

two mutually insoluble liquids

e)

gas and vapor

59.

Heat carrier saving is achieved in:

a)

parallel flow

b)

counter flow

c)

cross flow

d)

independent of flow direction

e)

spiral flow

60.

A simple column separates into:

a)

three components

b)

four components

c)

two components

d)

six components

e)

one component

61.

Scheduled maintenance involving complete dismantling and replacement of all worn parts is called:

a)

capital repair

b)

current repair

c)

emergency repair

d)

medium repair

e)

overhaul

62.

After repair of the distillation column, tray installation is done:

a)

from top to bottom

b)

from bottom to top

c)

simultaneously from top and bottom

d)

every other tray

e)

diagonally

63.

Test pressure should exceed working pressure by:

a)

1.5-2 times

b)

3.5-4 times

c)

5.5-6 times

d)

8-10 times

e)

10-12 times

64.

Name aromatic hydrocarbons:

a)

propane

b)

cyclobutane

c)

benzene

d)

octane

e)

butane

65.

The octane number of gasoline increases with the addition of:

a)

normal paraffin hydrocarbons

b)

olefin hydrocarbons

c)

aromatic hydrocarbons

d)

hydrogen

e)

water

66.

What is the first process unit crude oil enters at the refinery?

a)

AVT

b)

stabilization

c)

ELOU

d)

catalytic cracking

e)

hydrotreater

67.

Heavy petroleum products in the AVT unit are distilled at:

a)

atmospheric pressure

b)

elevated pressure

c)

vacuum

d)

any pressure

e)

supercritical pressure

68.

The greater the volumetric feed rate in catalytic reforming, the conversion depth is:

a)

higher

b)

lower

c)

unchanged

d)

doubled

e)

stopped

69.

If two impellers are mounted on the shaft of a centrifugal pump, the pump is called:

a)

multistage

b)

three-stage

c)

two-stage

d)

single-stage

e)

axial-flow

70.

Compressor machines are used to move:

a)

liquids

b)

gases

c)

emulsions

d)

smoke

e)

solids

71.

Suspension is a system consisting of:

a)

two mutually soluble liquids

b)

liquid and gas bubbles

c)

liquid with suspended solids

d)

two mutually insoluble liquids

e)

gas in solid medium