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Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary material of the failed boiler tube mentioned in the study?

a)

Stainless steel

b)

20G steel

c)

Cast iron

d)

High-temperature alloy

2.

What was the operating pressure of the boiler tube in the investigation?

a)

10.8 MPa

b)

15 MPa

c)

8.5 MPa

d)

12 MPa

3.

What was the identified failure mechanism of the boiler water-wall tube?

a)

Stress corrosion cracking

b)

Localized wall thinning due to oxidation

c)

Thermal fatigue

d)

Pitting

4.

What technique was used to examine the microstructure of the failed tube?

a)

X-ray diffraction

b)

Scanning electron microscopy

c)

Ultrasonic testing

d)

Magnetic particle inspection

5.

Based on the study, why is it important to identify the failure mechanism of boiler tubes in power plants?

a)

To reduce the cost of materials used in manufacturing

b)

To ensure the integrity of the equipment and prevent future failures

c)

To increase the operating pressure of the boiler

d)

To improve the aesthetic design of the boiler

6.

The study mentions that the fire-facing side of the tube experienced significant wall thinning. What could be a potential preventive measure to avoid such failures in the future?

a)

Use of higher-grade steel with better oxidation resistance

b)

Increasing the operating pressure of the boiler

c)

Reducing the operating temperature of the boiler

d)

Avoiding the use of de-aerated water in the boiler

7.

What was the thickness of the thinnest area on the fire-facing side of the failed tube?

a)

6.08 mm

b)

1.90 mm

c)

3.50 mm

d)

2.75 mm

8.

What material was the failed boiler tube made of, according to the manufacturer?

a)

20G steel

b)

304 stainless steel

c)

Cast iron

d)

Aluminum alloy

9.

What was observed on the internal surface of the fire-facing side of the failed tube during the visual inspection?

a)

No significant bulges

b)

Pits and cocked-up metal

c)

Smooth and uniform surface

d)

Cracks on the back side

10.

What does the wall thickness difference between the fire-facing side and the back side of the tube indicate?

a)

Uniform wear and tear

b)

Localized wall thinning leading to failure

c)

Corrosion on the back side

d)

Manufacturing defect

11.

What standard does the chemical composition of the failed tube meet?

a)

ASTM A106

b)

GB 5310-2008

c)

ISO 9001

d)

ASME B31.3

12.

What does the cross-section of the failed tube reveal about the damage?

a)

Uniform thickness throughout

b)

Significant thinning on the fire-facing side

c)

Cracks on the back side

d)

No visible damage

13.

What is the typical microstructure of the failed tube as mentioned in the document?

a)

Ferrite-pearlite structure

b)

Austenitic structure

c)

Martensitic structure

d)

Bainitic structure

14.

What is the primary cause of corrosion pits on the inner wall surface of the fire-facing side of the tube?

a)

High oxygen concentration and high temperature

b)

Low oxygen concentration and low temperature

c)

High chlorine concentration

d)

High silicon concentration

15.

What is the effect of pearlite spheroidization on the mechanical properties of 20G steel at temperatures below 475 °C?

a)

Significant degradation of mechanical properties

b)

No significant degradation of mechanical properties

c)

Complete loss of mechanical properties

d)

Increase in mechanical properties

16.

What is the iron-to-oxygen ratio comparison between the fire-facing side and the back side of the tube?

a)

Higher on the fire-facing side

b)

Lower on the fire-facing side

c)

Equal on both sides

d)

Not mentioned in the document

17.

What is the chemical composition of carbon (C) in the failed tube as per the measurements?

a)

0.17

b)

0.18

c)

0.24

d)

0.37

18.

What is the primary cause of failure in the boiler water-wall tube as identified in the study?

a)

Excessive pressure on the back side of the tube.

b)

Significant localized wall thinning on the fire-facing side of the tube due to oxidation.

c)

Poor material composition of the tube.

d)

Excessive iron content in the tube material.

19.

What is the relationship between the iron-to-oxygen ratio and the oxidation of the tube?

a)

A higher iron-to-oxygen ratio indicates more oxidation.

b)

A lower iron-to-oxygen ratio indicates more oxidation.

c)

The iron-to-oxygen ratio has no impact on oxidation.

d)

The iron-to-oxygen ratio is irrelevant to the study.

20.

What is the recommended action to improve the operating environment of the boiler water-wall tube?

a)

Increase the maximum temperature of the boiler.

b)

Reduce the oxygen content in the water.

c)

Use a different material for the tube.

d)

Increase the iron content in the tube.

21.

What is the composition of the tube material as identified in the study?

a)

Ferrite and martensite.

b)

Pearlite and ferrite.

c)

Austenite and martensite.

d)

Pearlite and austenite.

22.

What is the effect of reducing the oxidation contents in the deaerated water?

a)

It minimizes the fireside oxidation.

b)

It increases the efficiency of the boiler.

c)

It reduces the output of the boiler.

d)

It has no impact on the boiler.

23.

What is one method to slow down oxidation corrosion in boiler tubes?

a)

Increasing the working pressure

b)

Regular cleaning and wall thickness inspection

c)

Reducing the temperature of the boiler

d)

Using a different type of fuel

24.

Which structural components are identified in the optical micrographs of the samples?

a)

Austenite and martensite

b)

Ferrite and pearlite

c)

Cementite and bainite

d)

Spheroidite and troostite