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9.3-9.4 PO

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 56mins

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1.

Which stage of the plant design is considered the most crucial?

a)

Construction planning

b)

Environmental impact assessment

c)

Procurement of materials

d)

Technological part development

e)

Financial planning

2.

What does the technological part of an oil refinery project refer to?

a)

The logistical plan for transporting crude oil

b)

The environmental impact assessment report

c)

The technological scheme of the enterprise

d)

The safety regulations for the refinery

e)

The marketing plan for refined products

3.

Which of the following factors does NOT typically influence the technological part of an oil refinery?

a)

Demand for specific oil products

b)

Quality of crude oil

c)

Local weather conditions

d)

Technological advancements

e)

Environmental regulations

4.

What is the most common type of flow diagram for modern oil refineries?

a)

Fuel with shallow oil refining

b)

Fuel with deep oil refining

c)

Fuel and oil

d)

Fuel and petrochemical

e)

Fuel scheme

5.

Which of the following is NOT a key consideration when developing a plant flow chart?

a)

Raw material quality

b)

Technological process features

c)

Product quantity and quality

d)

Aesthetics of the refinery design

e)

Cost-effectiveness of production

6.

How can the problem of high aromatic content in gasoline be addressed in refinery design?

a)

Increase crude oil distillation temperature

b)

Implement a single reforming unit

c)

Design two distinct reforming units

d)

Reduce the use of catalytic cracking

e)

Increase the use of thermal cracking

7.

What is the typical method for producing winter diesel fuel?

a)

Blending with gasoline

b)

Hydrodewaxing or blending with kerosene

c)

Increasing distillation pressure

d)

Using a unique type of crude oil

e)

Adding chemical additives

8.

What is the determining factor when developing a plant scheme?

a)

Availability of land

b)

Environmental impact

c)

Cost of construction

d)

Need for petroleum products

e)

Availability of skilled labor

9.

Why is hydrofining often necessary for gasoline fractions from certain processes?

a)

To improve color and odor

b)

To increase viscosity

c)

To enhance chemical stability and octane number

d)

To reduce sulfur content

e)

To prevent corrosion

10.

Under what condition would an alkylation unit likely be included in a refinery flow diagram?

a)

If the refinery primarily produces lubricants

b)

If the refinery uses only heavy crude oil

c)

If a catalytic cracking unit is present

d)

If the refinery is located near a major city

e)

If environmental regulations are stringent

11.

What units might be included in the flow chart to utilize hydrogen sulfide?

a)

Water treatment units

b)

Sulfur or sulfuric acid production units

c)

Hydrogen production units

d)

Wastewater treatment plants

e)

Cooling towers

12.

Which statement best describes the relationship between the technological part and the overall oil refinery project?

a)

It is a minor, easily adjustable aspect

b)

It is a crucial foundation for the entire project

c)

It is primarily concerned with environmental issues

d)

It is solely determined by crude oil type

e)

It focuses only on maximizing output

13.

What is the primary purpose of using standard project designs for technological installations?

a)

Ensure highest product quality

b)

Reduce design time and construction costs

c)

Allow easy raw material changes

d)

Ensure maximum flexibility

14.

What is the typical first step in designing a technological installation today?

a)

Market analysis

b)

Selecting a TP modification via tender

c)

Environmental impact assessment

d)

Obtaining permits

e)

Hiring a contractor

15.

Which is NOT included in initial data for process design?

a)

Technical characteristics of raw materials

b)

Marketing plan for the final product

c)

Physicochemical properties of products

d)

Material balance

e)

Process parameters

16.

What is the significance of pilot plant testing?

a)

Ensuring scalability to industrial production

b)

Meeting environmental regulations

c)

Eliminating further research

d)

Selecting construction materials

e)

Satisfying customers

17.

What is the primary purpose of analyzing research data before TI design?

a)

Assess feasibility and economic viability

b)

Select design team

c)

Obtain funding

d)

Comply with safety regulations

e)

Identify environmental risks

18.

Why must raw material quality be considered at the initial design stage?

a)

To ensure stable product quality

b)

To reduce transport costs

c)

To meet environmental standards

d)

To maximize output

e)

To attract investors

19.

What are technical conditions for design?

a)

Safety guidelines

b)

Document with customer requirements

c)

Marketing plan

d)

Feasibility study

e)

Environmental assessment

20.

Which is NOT included in the technological part of technical specifications?

a)

Quality of raw materials

b)

Characteristics of fuel gas

c)

Background air pollution

d)

Marketing strategy

e)

Characteristics of reagents

21.

What is the significance of technical conditions in design?

a)

They define the framework for TI design and construction

b)

They are only legal documents

c)

Used only internally

d)

Only for large projects

e)

Focused only on ecology

22.

Why consider disposal of by-products and waste at design stage?

a)

To minimize environmental impact

b)

To reduce costs

c)

To comply with safety rules

d)

To improve product quality

e)

To maximize profits

23.

What is the role of the customer in developing technical conditions?

a)

No involvement

b)

Provides input and approval

c)

Drafts the document alone

d)

Only provides funding

e)

Ensures environmental compliance

24.

What is the primary goal of developing a process plant design?

a)

Maximize output

b)

Minimize costs

c)

Create a safe and efficient facility

d)

Meet regulations only

e)

Attract investors

25.

What is the significance of the process flow diagram?

a)

Marketing tool

b)

Minor design detail

c)

Ensures safe and efficient operation

d)

Used only for permits

e)

Aesthetic purpose

26.

When is the process flow diagram initially developed?

a)

Construction stage

b)

End of design

c)

Project documentation stage

d)

After commissioning

e)

Procurement stage

27.

Main source of information for initial process flow diagram is:

a)

Designer experience

b)

Market research

c)

Environmental studies

d)

Research organizations or licensors

e)

Site surveys

28.

Which is NOT a key step in developing a process flow diagram?

a)

Market analysis

b)

Process justification

c)

Material balance

d)

Equipment selection

e)

Piping design

29.

Why consider multiple versions of the basic flow diagram?

a)

Stakeholder demands

b)

Environmental compliance

c)

Optimize safety and efficiency

30.

Main goal of designer-technologist in flow diagram development is:

a)

Minimize steps

b)

Maximize output regardless of cost

c)

Ensure safe, reliable, efficient operation

d)

Aesthetic design

e)

Meet construction team demands

31.

What are consequences of short-term shutdown of modern installations?

a)

Minor delays

b)

Higher maintenance cost

c)

Negligible impact

d)

Serious economic damage and supply disruption

e)

Minor environmental impact

32.

How do basic projects facilitate method selection?

a)

Eliminate research

b)

Provide proven reliable basis

c)

Guarantee lowest cost

d)

Guarantee best quality

e)

Eliminate pilot testing

33.

Why are material balance calculations important?

a)

Cost estimation

b)

Energy optimization

c)

Efficient use of raw materials

d)

Environmental compliance

e)

Site selection

34.

Why involve specialists in reviewing flow diagrams?

a)

Safety compliance

b)

Permit acquisition

c)

Obtain expert input

d)

Legal requirements

e)

Avoid construction delays

35.

Goal of justifying selected production method is:

a)

Meet customer demands

b)

Environmental compliance

c)

Ensure economic and efficient production

d)

Reduce maintenance

e)

Maximize output

36.

How does the process flow diagram change during design?

a)

Remains unchanged

b)

Is continuously refined

c)

Finalized only during construction

d)

Determined by equipment

e)

Based only on initial data

37.

Typical processes in oil refining and petrochemical units are:

a)

Only mechanical

b)

Only chemical

c)

A limited range of typical processes

d)

Unique and complex only

e)

Biological

38.

Which is NOT a common process unit?

a)

Rectification column

b)

Tubular furnace

c)

Centrifugal pump

d)

Water treatment plant

e)

Heat exchanger

39.

How is equipment selection usually performed?

a)

Designer judgment only

b)

Most expensive equipment

c)

Domestic suppliers only

d)

Domestic and foreign suppliers

e)

Custom-built only

40.

What is the role of the process flow diagram in the project?

a)

Minimal influence

b)

Marketing use

c)

Foundation for other project parts

d)

Only construction stage

e)

Only safety analysis

41.

Why divide the process diagram into blocks?

a)

Aesthetic improvement

b)

Simplify construction

c)

Facilitate energy balance calculations

d)

Safety compliance

e)

Reduce steps

42.

What does letter C represent in equipment indexing?

a)

Compressor

b)

Condenser

c)

Cooler

d)

Column

e)

Centrifuge

43.

Which letter denotes a tubular furnace?

a)

T

b)

E

c)

H

d)

P

e)

M

44.

What does letter F usually indicate?

a)

Filter

b)

Furnace

c)

Flow meter

d)

Flash drum

e)

Fractionator

45.

How are combined units indexed?

a)

Single code

b)

Not indexed

c)

Divided into blocks with own numbers

d)

Unique letter

e)

All letters combined

46.

Purpose of equipment indexing system is:

a)

Identify manufacturer

b)

Classify materials

c)

Organize and track equipment

d)

Plan maintenance

e)

Calculate costs

47.

Which equipment group includes pipelines?

a)

Mechanical

b)

Hydromechanical

c)

Thermal

d)

Mass-exchange

e)

Chemical reactors

48.

Main condition for uninterrupted long-term operation of a device is:

a)

High productivity

b)

Economical operation

c)

Mechanical reliability

d)

Ease of operation

e)

Safety

49.

Which is NOT a feature of technological process?

a)

Nature of process

b)

Method of execution

c)

Forces acting on apparatus

d)

Aggregate state

e)

Thermodynamic conditions

50.

Purpose of chemical reactors is to:

a)

Perform mechanical processes

b)

Carry out hydromechanical processes

c)

Enable mass exchange

d)

Transfer heat

e)

Enable chemical reactions

51.

In a periodic process, stages are carried out:

a)

Simultaneously in different devices

b)

Sequentially in different devices

c)

Simultaneously in same device

d)

Sequentially in same device at different times

e)

Continuously

52.

Which equipment group includes furnaces?

a)

Mechanical

b)

Hydromechanical

c)

Thermal

d)

Mass-exchange

e)

Chemical reactors

53.

Transformation of substances with change in chemical properties is called:

a)

Chemical reaction

b)

Mass transfer

c)

Heat transfer

d)

Hydrodynamic process

e)

Mechanical process

54.

Which is NOT a criterion for choosing a device design?

a)

Process features

b)

Forces acting

c)

Maintenance cost

d)

Manufacturing features

e)

Operational requirements

55.

Main function of settling chambers and cyclones is:

a)

Chemical reactions

b)

Heat transfer

c)

Separation of mixtures

d)

Mixing

e)

Transportation

56.

Constructive perfection of a device refers to:

a)

High productivity

b)

Simplicity of design

c)

High cost

d)

Large dimensions

e)

Operational complexity

57.

How it is described another term for the Bernoulli scheme?

a)

repeated independent test scheme

b)

many numbers of tests and probability is too small

c)

repeated multiple times in order

d)

result of one and only one numerical value

e)

No correct answers

58.

What of following variables can take any unknown value from a certain interval?

a)

continuous random variable

b)

discrete random variable

c)

random variable

d)

no correct answer

e)

No correct answers

59.

What includes in types of Dependent Random Variable?

a)

Functional dependence

b)

Sample mean correlation

c)

Linear correlation

d)

Validation

e)

No correct answers

60.

The formula of finding probability with number of sample space

a)

C=A+B

b)

P=m/n

c)

C=AB

d)

P(A)=P(w)*Pw(o)*Pwo(R)*Rwor(D)

e)

No correct answers

61.

In probability theory, what can be defined as a trial that is repeated multiple times in order to get a well-defined set of possible outcomes?

a)

A random experiment

b)

Sample space

c)

Independent event

d)

An impossible event

e)

No correct answers

62.

When is Poisson’s formula used?

a)

n>100; p<0.1

b)

n=100; p>0.1

c)

n<0.1; p=0.1

d)

n=100; p=0.1

e)

No correct answers

63.

What is random variable?

a)

If the possible values of a random variable continuously fill a certain interval of the OX axis, finite or infinite

b)

A quantity that, as a result of the test, will take one and only one numerical value, which is not known in advance and depends on random factors

c)

If the possible values of a random variable continuously fill a certain interval of the OX axis, finite or infinite

d)

All answers are correct

e)

No correct answers

64.

Impossible event

a)

Is an event that will never occur under the conditions of a given test

b)

Is an event that, under the conditions of a given test, may or may not occur

c)

Is an event that must necessarily occur under the conditions of a given test

d)

All answers are correct

e)

No correct answers

65.

Mutually exclusive events:

a)

Events that cannot take place at the same time are mutually exclusive events

b)

Events that have the same chance of occurring are equally likely events

c)

Events that are affected by other events are dependent events

d)

Events that occur independently of other events

66.

Two or more events that have the same chance of occurring are known as equally likely events

a)

True

b)

False

67.

Dependent events:

a)

Events that are affected by other events are known as dependent events. It is calculated by conditional event

b)

Is an event that must necessarily occur under the conditions of a given test

c)

Events that cannot take place at the same time are mutually exclusive events

d)

All answers are correct

e)

No correct answers

68.

Correlation is …

a)

Functional dependence between random variables is extremely rare

b)

A statistical dependence is one in which a change in one quantity causes a change in the distribution of another quantity

c)

All answers are not correct

d)

All answers are correct

e)

No correct answers

69.

A random variable is a quantity that, as a result of the test, will take…?

a)

one and only one numerical value

b)

one and two numerical value

c)

two and four numerical value

d)

all answers are correct

e)

no correct answers

70.

Each important quantity is represented by a suitable mathematical entity. For example?

a)

a variable, a function, a graph, etc.

b)

calculations, making a table

c)

all answers are correct

d)

all answers are not correct

e)

no correct answers

71.

What are the dependent, independent parameters?

a)

the independent variable is the one being changed, x, and the dependent variable, y

b)

the independent variable is the one being changed, y, and the dependent variable, x

c)

no correct answer

d)

all answers are correct

e)

all answers are not correct

72.

What is a certain event?

a)

A certain event is an event that will never occur

b)

A certain event is an event that must necessarily occur

c)

A certain event is an event that may or may not occur

d)

All answers are correct

e)

No correct answers

73.

Correlation analysis of experimental data for two random variables includes the following main steps:

a)

testing the statistical hypothesis

b)

calculation of sample correlation coefficients

c)

all answers are correct

d)

no correct answer

74.

Why we need to use Poisson’s formula?

a)

If the probability of A event is less than k times

b)

If there are a lot of numbers of tests (n>100) and probability is too small (p<0.1)

c)

If the probability of A event is no more than k times

d)

If the probability that event A occurs exactly k times

e)

No correct answers

75.

If the possible values of a random variable continuously fill a certain interval of the OX axis, finite or infinite, then the random variable is called a ____

a)

discrete random variable

b)

distribution polygon

c)

continuous random variable

d)

numerical value

e)

no correct answers

76.

How many steps involve a correlation analysis of experimental data for two random variables?

a)

calculation of sample correlation coefficients

b)

compilation of a correlation table

c)

testing the statistical hypothesis

d)

all answers are correct

e)

no correct answers

77.

Which theory describes the possibility of a certain result by using certain formal concepts?

a)

Probability

b)

Derivatives

c)

Mathematical modeling

d)

All answers correct

e)

No correct answers

78.

What is the representation of a physical system in the form of a mathematical equation called?

a)

Probability

b)

Models

c)

Derivatives

d)

Correlations

e)

No correct answers

79.

Which event must occur in a given last case?

a)

An Impossible event

b)

A certain event

c)

A random event

d)

Independent event

e)

No correct answers

80.

Find the definition of correlation?

a)

Used to make statements about the real world

b)

A calculation of the sample mean only

c)

A distribution polygon of discrete data

d)

A certain event that must occur

81.

Probability theory uses what fundamentals to find the likelihood of occurrence of an event?

a)

random variables

b)

all of them

c)

sample space

d)

probability distributions

e)

no correct answers

82.

Mathematical modeling is a means to…

a)

to study the properties of real objects within the framework of a given problem

b)

to simplify a given problem

c)

to find a physical model

d)

to make a decision

e)

no correct answers

83.

Specify a method that is not used for computer modeling:

a)

numerical solution

b)

experimental analysis

c)

the exact solution in the form of formulas

d)

all the methods

e)

no correct answers

84.

What can the results of checking the adequacy of a mathematical model and a real object be used for?

a)

to adjust the mathematical model or to decide on the applicability of the constructed mathematical model

b)

only to adjust the mathematical model

c)

only to decide the applicability

d)

to be applied as totals

e)

no correct answers

85.

Figures, maps, drawings, diagrams, charts, graphs are:

a)

tabular information models

b)

mathematical models

c)

hierarchical information models

d)

graphic information models

e)

no correct answers

86.

What statement about continuous random variable is true? The possible values of a random variable form a finite or infinite numerical sequence. The sum of the products of the values of the random variable. Characterized, first of all, by a set of accepted values. The possible values of a random variable continuously fill a certain interval of the OX axis, finite or infinite. It is a quantity that, as a result of the test, will take one and only one numerical value. It can take any previously unknown value from a certain interval.

a)

1, 3

b)

6, 4

c)

3, 5

d)

5, 6

87.

What are the primary tools used by modern design engineers in the oil, gas, and petrochemical industries?

a)

Hand drafting tools

b)

Spreadsheet software

c)

Computer-aided design systems

d)

Laboratory experiments

e)

Physical models

88.

What is the foundation of most software used by design engineers in this field?

a)

Principles of mechanics

b)

Principles of thermodynamics

c)

Principles of electrical engineering

d)

Principles of civil engineering

e)

Principles of geology

89.

Which of the following is NOT a typical subsystem within a chemical process modeling system?

a)

Thermodynamic data on pure components

b)

Means of representing the properties of natural hydrocarbon mixtures

c)

Methods for calculating thermodynamic properties

d)

Tools for marketing and sales analysis

e)

Tools for forming technological circuits

90.

What is the primary purpose of thermodynamic data in these modeling systems?

a)

To calculate the cost of production

b)

To predict the environmental impact of the process

c)

To describe the behavior of substances in the process

d)

To design the control systems

e)

To optimize the layout of the plant

91.

Which software is specifically designed for calculating heat transfer in heat exchangers?

a)

Aspen Hysys

b)

Hextran

c)

Tasc+

d)

Inplant

e)

AutoCad

92.

Which software is used for modeling the flow of multiphase fluids in pipelines?

a)

Aspen Hysys

b)

Hextran

c)

Tasc+

d)

Inplant

e)

AutoCad

93.

Which software is primarily used for creating 2D and 3D drawings and designs?

a)

Aspen Hysys

b)

Hextran

c)

Tasc+

d)

Inplant

e)

AutoCad

94.

What is the significance of using modeling programs in the design process?

a)

They reduce the need for physical prototypes

b)

They increase the time required for design

c)

They eliminate the need for experimental testing

d)

They are only useful for large-scale projects

e)

They are primarily used for aesthetic design

95.

What is the typical range of pure components included in most chemical process simulation software?

a)

Less than 100

b)

100–500

c)

500–1000

d)

1000–5000

e)

More than 5000

96.

Which of the following is NOT a typical method for representing the properties of hydrocarbon mixtures?

a)

Density and molecular weight

b)

ASTM D86

c)

ITC

d)

Color and odor

e)

ASTM D1160

97.

What is the primary function of Aspen Hysys?

a)

To design and analyze electrical systems

b)

To simulate and optimize chemical processes

c)

To create 3D models of structures

d)

To manage project schedules

e)

To control industrial robots

98.

What does "ITC" likely refer to in the context of hydrocarbon mixture properties?

a)

International Trade Commission

b)

Initial Temperature and Composition

c)

Interfacial Tension Coefficient

d)

Isothermal Transformation Curve

e)

None of the above

99.

What is the main advantage of using modeling programs over physical prototypes?

a)

Lower cost

b)

Faster design iterations

c)

Reduced risk of errors

d)

All of the above

e)

None of the above

100.

What is the role of thermodynamic principles in these modeling systems?

a)

They are not relevant to the design process

b)

They are used to calculate the cost of materials

c)

They are used to predict the behavior of substances under different conditions

d)

They are primarily used for safety analysis

e)

They are only applicable to specific types of processes

101.

What can be defined as a random experiment?

a)

can be defined as a trial that is repeated multiple times in order to get a well-defined set of possible outcomes

b)

can be defined as the set of all possible outcomes that result from conducting a random experiment

c)

can be defined as the set of events that cannot take place at the same time

d)

can be defined as events that are not affected by other events

e)

no correct answer

102.

By which letter the number of sample space is written?

a)

D

b)

a

c)

m

d)

n

e)

no correct answer

103.

What does coefficient of correlation equal one mean?

a)

Relationship between x and y is quite possible

b)

No connection

c)

Relationship is functional

d)

Relationship is random

e)

No correct answer

104.

Identifying dependent events

a)

Rolling a die and getting a 66 and tossing a coin and getting a head

b)

Tossing two coins and getting two heads

c)

Choosing a blue ball from a bag containing blue and yellow balls and then choosing another blue ball from the same bag

d)

A student in class 55 having brown hair and size 33 feet

e)

No correct answer

105.

During the solving of probability theory problems, we can see situations in which the same test is repeated many times and the outcome of each test does not depend on the outcomes of other tests is called…

a)

Probability theory

b)

Distribution polygon

c)

Frequency histograms

d)

Bernoulli’s scheme

e)

No correct answer

106.

To illustrate the distribution of a continuous random variable, diagrams are used, which are called histograms and are a graphical representation of an interval statistical series is called…

a)

Probability theory

b)

Distribution polygon

c)

Frequency histograms

d)

Bernoulli’s scheme

e)

No correct answer

107.

Definition of Equally likely events

a)

Events that cannot take place at the same time are mutually exclusive events

b)

Events that are affected by other events are known as dependent events

c)

Two or more events that have the same chance of occurring are known as equally likely events

d)

Events that cannot take place at the same time are mutually exclusive events

e)

No correct answer

108.

Which of the following situations illustrate an impossible event?

a)

Choosing a red queen from a deck of cards

b)

Having two heads if three coins were tossed

c)

Going to two places at the same time

d)

Being tall and smart

e)

No correct answer

109.

It is the characteristic or attribute of a sample or population that changes or varies for different individuals or things.

a)

Random Variable

b)

Variable

c)

Experiment

d)

Sample Space

e)

No correct answer

110.

One property of the probability distribution states that the sum of the probabilities of all random variable must be equal to _.

a)

0

b)

1

c)

10

d)

100

e)

1000

111.

Why a model is needed?

a)

To make quantitative predictions about system behaviour

b)

To solve the model equations analytically or numerically

c)

To determine quantities that cannot be measured directly

d)

To study of switching continuous processes from one steady-state to another

e)

No correct answer

112.

Probability theory describes…

a)

the chance of occurrence of a particular income by using certain formal concepts

b)

the chance of occurrence of a particular outcome by using different formal concepts

c)

the chance of occurrence of a particular outcome by using certain formal concepts

d)

the chance of occurrence of a particular outcome

e)

No correct answer