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Objectives of Tankers

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is main objective students should achieve by the end of this topic on tankers?

a)

Understanding the history of tankers and their economic impact

b)

Demonstrating knowledge of general arrangement of construction and types of oil and chemical tankers

c)

Learning about the environmental impact of tankers and their maintenance

d)

Exploring the design of passenger ships and their safety features

2.

Which topic in the course outline focuses on the types of cargoes?

a)

Petroleum, Chemicals, Special

b)

Development of Tanker

c)

Types of Cargoes

d)

Terminology

3.

What was the initial method of storing oil before the construction of vessels to carry oil in bulk?

a)

In metal tanks

b)

In wooden barrels

c)

In plastic containers

d)

In underground reservoirs

4.

What structural development made tankers cheaper and increased tank space?

a)

Use of double hulls

b)

Use of transverse bulkheads

c)

Development in structure by using welding

d)

Moving the machinery aft

5.

Which type of oil tanker is also known as a "Supertanker"?

a)

Coastal Tanker

b)

Aframax

c)

VLCC

d)

ULCC

6.

What is the function of crude oil washing equipment in crude oil carriers?

a)

To prevent fire and explosion

b)

To clean tanks and reduce sludge during discharging

c)

To heat heavier grades of oil

d)

To carry crude oil internationally

7.

Why are heating coils used in crude oil carriers?

a)

To prevent fire and explosion

b)

To clean tanks and reduce sludge

c)

To keep heavier grades of oil viscous and speed up cargo discharging

d)

To carry crude oil internationally

8.

What is the primary purpose of concentrating on one type of cargo in product tankers?

a)

To reduce fuel consumption

b)

To minimize tank cleaning

c)

To increase the ship's speed

d)

To enhance the ship's durability

9.

What was the key feature of the first real chemical tanker, the Norwegian M/T Lind, developed in the 1950s?

a)

Equipped with stainless-steel cargo tanks

b)

Designed for the carriage of acids

c)

Coated with mild steel for high-purity chemicals

d)

Designed for a wide variety of cargoes

10.

What is the primary purpose of specialist crew training for chemical tankers?

a)

To improve the speed of cargo loading and unloading

b)

To understand the characteristics of various chemicals and potential hazards

c)

To reduce the cost of operations

d)

To increase the number of voyages per year

11.

What document is provided to give details specific to a substance being transported on chemical tankers?

a)

Safety Manual

b)

Data Sheet or Cargo Information Form

c)

Voyage Logbook

d)

Hazard Checklist

12.

What makes even less sophisticated chemical tankers more complex to operate than oil tankers?

a)

The need for advanced navigation systems

b)

The simultaneous handling of multiple products and operations like discharge, loading, and tank cleaning

c)

The larger size of chemical tankers

d)

The reduced crew size on chemical tankers

13.

Which of the following is NOT a general type of chemical carrier developed since the trade began?

a)

Sophisticated parcel chemical tankers

b)

Product/chemical tankers

c)

Specialized chemical carriers

d)

Miscellaneous liquid carriers

14.

What does the IMO Bulk Chemical Codes (IBC Code) regulate?

a)

The design of recreational boats

b)

The transportation of hazardous products by chemical tankers

c)

The fishing industry standards

d)

The construction of cargo planes

15.

What is the function of the hydraulic high-pressure oil-and-return lines in a chemical tanker?

a)

To operate the cargo pump

b)

To support anchor and mooring gear

c)

To control the manifold

d)

To heat the tank

16.

Which of the following is located in the double hull of a chemical tanker?

a)

Wing tank

b)

Cargo heater

c)

Hose crane

d)

Catwalk

17.

Where are oil-fired IG generators typically found?

a)

Aboard steamships

b)

Aboard motorships and barges

c)

Aboard parcel tankers

d)

Aboard fishing vessels

18.

Which device is part of a closed system and prevents tank contents from being released?

a)

Open device

b)

Restricted device

c)

Closed device

d)

Float-type system

19.

What is the primary characteristic of chemical cargoes?

a)

Derived from crude oil

b)

Obtained by a chemical process and have diverse characteristics

c)

Exclusively organic in nature

d)

Only used in the production of fuels

20.

Which of the following is an example of an organic chemical cargo?

a)

Hydrochloric acid

b)

Vinyl chloride

c)

Molten sulphur

d)

Boric acid