- •Pump 6002_Artificial Lift - Gas Lift and Plunger Lift
- •In servicing a plunger lift system, the pig must be periodically removed from the _______________, to inspect the pig seals.
- •If a pumped-off condition causes an underload condition of a submersible pump, the appropriate remedial action is:
- •In the case of a pumped off well utilizing a submersible pump it is necessary to:
- •In a single-acting reciprocating gas compressor, compression takes place:
- •In a double-acting reciprocating gas compressor, compression takes place:
- •In machine shops where pneumatic equipment is used, what is the most commonly used type of air compressor?
- •In a single-acting reciprocating gas compressor, compression takes place:
- •In machine shops where pneumatic equipment is used, what is the most commonly used type of air compressor?
- •In a double-acting reciprocating gas compressor, compression takes place:
- •In machine shops where pneumatic equipment is used, what is the most commonly used type of air compressor?
- •In a double-acting reciprocating gas compressor, compression takes place:
- •In a double-acting reciprocating gas compressor, compression takes place:
- •In a compressor that uses the balanced/opposed cylinder configuration, the cranks are arranged so that:
- •In a double-acting compressor, the purpose of the crosshead is to:
- •In high-pressure ratio and high differential pressure compression applications, which valve type is most commonly used?
- •In a double-acting compressor, the purpose of the crosshead is to:
- •Idling an engine for a few minutes prior to total shutdown avoids:
- •Question 10:
- •In most cases, the choice of the appropriate driver for a gas compressor is ultimately determined by the:
- •Induction motors are simple, rugged and reliable, and have no:
- •Question 10:
- •Induction motors are simple, rugged and reliable, and have no:
- •Question 1:
- •Question 5:
- •In a centrifugal compressor, the diffuser vanes work to:
- •In an axial compressor, a stage consists of a/an:
- •In an axial compressor, the shortest blades on the stator are located:
- •Question 2:
- •In a centrifugal compressor, the diffuser vanes work to:
- •In an axial compressor, the shortest blades on the stator are located:
- •Intercoolers are never equipped with a safety valve, pressure gauges and thermometers on the compressed gas and cooling water piping.
- •In separator vessels, regardless of shape or capacity, the secondary section uses:
- •In separator vessels, regardless of shape or capacity, the secondary section uses:
- •Intercoolers are never equipped with a safety valve, pressure gauges and thermometers on the compressed gas and cooling water piping.
- •Intercooling involves:
- •In separator vessels, regardless of shape or capacity, the secondary section uses:
- •In a vertical separator, where the gas line enters the scrubber, the baffle plate serves to:
- •Question 2:
- •Impressed current systems are commonly used where large currents are required. Direct current is discharged through one or more anodes into the:
- •Impressed current systems are commonly used where large currents are required. Direct current is discharged through one or more anodes into the:
- •Impressed current systems are commonly used where large currents are required. Direct current is discharged through one or more anodes into the:
- •Question 1:
- •Question 6:
- •Question 3:
- •If the level of liquids rises too high in the separator, the operator should check the:
- •In general, which of the following factors should be considered when choosing the size and type of separator:
- •In general, which of the following factors should be considered when choosing the size and type of separator:
- •In general, which of the following factors should be considered when choosing the size and type of separator:
- •If the level of liquids rises too high in the separator, the operator should check the:
- •If the level of liquids rises too high in the separator, the operator should check the:
- •In general, condensate stabilization accomplishes several functions, including:
- •In natural gasoline, the maximum allowable butane content, without a penalty, is usually:
- •In the flash vaporization process, condensate from the hp flash drum is sent to the:
- •In natural gasoline, the maximum allowable butane content, without a penalty, is usually:
- •In the flash vaporization process, vapour from the condensate stripper is sent to the:
- •In general, condensate stabilization accomplishes several functions, including:
- •In the flash vaporization process, condensate from the hp flash drum is sent to the:
- •In the flash vaporization process, vapour from the condensate stripper is sent to the:
- •In natural gasoline, the maximum allowable butane content, without a penalty, is usually:
- •In the flash vaporization process, vapour from the condensate stripper is sent to the:
- •In a fired heater, which of the following problems can occur:
- •In the feed (flash) drum, the water and any glycol carried in from the field is:
- •In the feed (flash) drum, the water and any glycol carried in from the field is:
- •In a fired heater, which of the following problems can occur:
- •Question 10:
- •In the feed (flash) drum, the water and any glycol carried in from the field is:
- •In a fired heater, which of the following problems can occur:
- •In a refluxed stabilizer when the vapour pressure of the natural gasoline gets too high:
- •In a refluxed type of stabilizer, when the vapour pressure of the gasoline becomes too high, it means that the:
- •Question 2:
- •In a refluxed type of stabilizer, when the vapour pressure of the gasoline becomes too high, it means that the:
- •In a refluxed stabilizer when the vapour pressure of the natural gasoline gets too high:
- •In a refluxed stabilizer when the vapour pressure of the natural gasoline gets too high:
- •Question 2:
- •In the regeneration section of a teg plant the solution is heated in a coil immersed in the glycol surge tank and then discharged into the:
- •In the glycol regeneration section of a teg plant, with the stripper:
- •If the inlet gas to a glycol dehydrator contactor is at constant pressure, the higher the temperature is:
- •Question 7:
- •In the glycol dehydration process, identify how the solution flows through the contactor.
- •Question 10:
- •In addition to dehydrating gas dry desiccants can be used to:
- •In a solid desiccant dehydration system that uses two or more towers:
- •In addition to dehydrating gas dry desiccants can be used to:
- •In a solid desiccant dehydration system that uses two or more towers:
- •In a solid desiccant dehydration system that uses two or more towers:
- •In addition to dehydrating gas dry desiccants can be used to:
- •In a solid desiccant dehydration system that uses two or more towers:
- •In addition to dehydrating gas dry desiccants can be used to:
- •If corrosion inhibitors are injected upstream of a molecular sieve system:
- •If corrosion inhibitors are injected upstream of a molecular sieve system:
- •If corrosion inhibitors are injected upstream of a molecular sieve system:
- •In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is set:
- •In a distillation process, the Initial Boiling Point (ibp) is defined as the temperature of the liquid when:
- •In a fractionation tower a 100% pure product can be produced because the vaporization and condensing actions on the trays are 100% effective.
- •In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is set:
- •In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is:
- •In a distillation process, the Initial Boiling Point (ibp) is defined as the temperature of the liquid when:
- •In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is:
- •In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is:
- •In a distillation process, the Initial Boiling Point (ibp) is defined as the temperature of the liquid when:
- •In a distillation process, the Initial Boiling Point (ibp) is defined as the temperature of the liquid when:
- •Question 9:
- •In a fractionating system used in a large sour gas plant, when a mixture of propane and butane is split in the depropanizer, the overhead product is:
- •In a gas plant, when discussing fractionation components, the common abbreviation used for octane is:
- •In a gas plant, when discussing fractionation components, the common abbreviation for ethane is:
- •Question 2:
- •In a gas plant, when discussing fractionation components, the common abbreviation for ethane is:
- •In a gas plant, when discussing fractionation components, the common abbreviation for butane is:
- •In the illustration, which is produced as bottom product from the debutanizer?
- •In a gas plant, when discussing fractionation components, the common abbreviation for ethane is:
- •If you were asked to design a fractionation system for a stream where the mixture consists of c3, c4, and c5, how many towers would your system contain?
- •If a fractionator is used to condense lpg and heavier products, the type of condenser used is a:
- •In a fin fan cooler, air is forced across the tubes by:
- •In a thermal siphon reboiler, the bottom product flows to the bottom of the reboiler by using:
- •If the fractionator bottom temperature is too hot:
- •If a fractionator is used to condense lpg and heavier products, the type of condenser used is a:
- •If you were operating a tower where the bottom temperature is controlled by constant heat input to the reboiler, how would you control the tower temperature?
- •In a fin fan cooler, air is forced across the tubes by:
- •If a fractionator is used to condense lpg and heavier products, the type of condenser used is a:
- •If you were operating a tower where the bottom temperature is controlled by constant heat input to the reboiler, how would you control the tower temperature?
- •If a fractionator is used to condense lpg and heavier products, the type of condenser used is a:
- •If the fractionator bottom temperature is too hot:
- •In a tray-type fractionation tower, flooding takes place when the downcomers cannot:
- •Identify the following type of packing used in the illustration below:
- •In a tray-type fractionation tower, the weirs provide:
- •In a tray-type fractionation tower, if the rising vapour blows the liquid from the tray in a fine spray (leaving the tray essentially dry), the condition is known as:
- •Identify the object in the illustration below:
- •In a tray-type fractionation tower, if the rising vapour blows the liquid from the tray in a fine spray (leaving the tray essentially dry), the condition is known as:
- •In a tray-type fractionation tower, the feed trays are:
- •In a tray-type fractionation tower, if the rising vapour blows the liquid from the tray in a fine spray (leaving the tray essentially dry), the condition is known as:
- •If a fractionator is producing off specification product, all of the following actions can be taken to rectify the problem except:
- •Question 6:
- •Question 3:
- •In a water-cooled overhead condenser, high pressure drop on the water side indicates:
- •In a tower where the purity of the top product is 93% and bottom 97%, both temperatures are high and reducing the heat to the reboiler has not helped, the corrective action to take would be to:
- •Question 2:
- •In a tower where the purity of the top product is 93% and bottom 97%, both temperatures are high and reducing the heat to the reboiler has not helped, the corrective action to take would be to:
- •Question 10:
- •Question 2:
- •In a tower where the purity of the top product is 93% and bottom 97%, both temperatures are high and reducing the heat to the reboiler has not helped, the corrective action to take would be to:
- •Question 10:
- •Question 2:
- •Question 3:
- •In a tower where the purity of the top product is 93% and bottom 97%, both temperatures are high and reducing the heat to the reboiler has not helped, the corrective action to take would be to:
- •Question 10:
- •In an lpg and gasoline loading facility, the pumps are equipped with a flow switch that is usually installed in the pump discharge line and serves to:
- •In a refrigeration chiller:
In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is:
A - The highest temperature in the tower B - Controlled to maintain the quality of the bottom product C - The lowest temperature in the tower D - None of the above Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: C Correct Answer(s): C Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 6:
The feed stream to the fractionation tower should be:
A - Completely vaporized B - Partly vaporized C - Totally liquid D - None of the above Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: B Correct Answer(s): B Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 7:
Feed is defined as:
A - The condensed product that is returned to the still to assist in making a more complete separation into the desired fractions B - The original feed mixture with the distillate removed C - The stream of hydrocarbons that enters the fractionation tower D - The lighter hydrocarbon component(s) distilled from the feed Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: C Correct Answer(s): C Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 8:
The bottom temperature of a fractionation tower:
A - Should be the highest temperature in the tower and is limited by the amount of heating that can be accomplished by the reflux B - Should be maintained at the lowest point that produces a bottom product of acceptable quality C - Should be maintained just high enough to completely vaporize the overhead product D - Should be maintained at the highest point that produces a bottom product of acceptable quality Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: B Correct Answer(s): B Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 9:
One difference between fractional distillation and simple distillation is that fractional distillation requires additional:
A - Condensers B - Heat C - Stills D - Receivers Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: C Correct Answer(s): C Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 10:
The fractionator reflux flow rate is determined by:
A - Reflux ratio X liquid product flow rate B - Reflux product flow rate X relative temperature C - Reflux ratio X overhead product flow rate D - Relative vapour pressure X reflux product flow rate Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: C Correct Answer(s): C Marked as: Correct Question 1:
As the liquid in the fractionator becomes richer with the ________ higher boiling point components, it flows back into the still below where it is eventually withdrawn as the __________ product.
A - heavier, bottom B - heavier, top C - lighter, bottom D - lighter, top Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: A Correct Answer(s): A Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 2:
Top product is defined as:
A - The lighter hydrocarbon component(s) distilled from the feed B - The original feed mixture with the distillate removed C - The condensed product that is returned to the still to assist in making a more complete separation into the desired fractions D - The stream of hydrocarbons that enters the fractionation tower Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: A Correct Answer(s): A Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 3:
When the fractionation tower pressure is changed, the top and bottom temperatures must also be changed. If the pressure is__________, both temperatures must be ___________ to maintain the quality of the overhead and bottom products.
A - increased, increased B - increased, decreased C - increased, kept static D - decreased, increased Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: A Correct Answer(s): A Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 4:
The top temperature of a fractionator is the temperature of the vapour above the top tray.
A - True B - False Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: B Correct Answer(s): B Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 5:
Why is a simple distillation process not appropriate for the separation of various hydrocarbons contained in a Liquefied Petroleum Gas stream?
A - Because the LPG is already a gas and cannot be treated by distillation B - Because all components of the stream have the same boiling point C - Because components with lower boiling points and higher vapour pressures are the last to distill D - Because each component of the stream has its own boiling point and vapour pressure Correct Answer(s): D Marked as: Incorrect _______________________________________________
Question 6:
In the fractionation tower, the top temperature is:
A - The highest temperature in the tower B - Controlled to maintain the quality of the bottom product C - The lowest temperature in the tower D - None of the above Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: C Correct Answer(s): C Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 7:
In a distillation process, the Initial Boiling Point (IBP) is defined as the temperature of the liquid when:
A - The first drop of distillate condenses into the receiver B - The first evidence of steam can be observed C - The last drop of liquid boils and distils into the receiver D - Partial vaporization of the desired component is achieved Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: A Correct Answer(s): A Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 8:
Feed is defined as:
A - The lighter hydrocarbon component(s) distilled from the feed B - The condensed product that is returned to the still to assist in making a more complete separation into the desired fractions C - The original feed mixture with the distillate removed D - The stream of hydrocarbons that enters the fractionation tower Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: D Correct Answer(s): D Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 9:
Bottom product is defined as:
A - The condensed product that is returned to the still as reflux B - The stream of hydrocarbons that enters the fractionation tower C - The lighter hydrocarbon component(s) distilled from the feed D - The original feed mixture with the distillate removed Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: D Correct Answer(s): D Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 10:
One difference between fractional distillation and simple distillation is that fractional distillation requires additional:
A - Stills B - Receivers C - Heat D - Condensers Correct Answer(s): A
Question 1:
The fractionator reflux flow rate is determined by:
A - Relative vapour pressure X reflux product flow rate B - Reflux ratio X overhead product flow rate C - Reflux ratio X liquid product flow rate D - Reflux product flow rate X relative temperature Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: B Correct Answer(s): B Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 2:
Why is it impossible to produce a 100% pure product using fractional distillation?
A - Because the process uses heat repeatedly on each tray, diminishing the purity of the overhead product B - Because each time the vapours rise in the tower, the purity is decreased through condensation C - The more trays the fractionator contains, the lower the purity of the overhead product D - Because the vaporization and condensing actions on the trays are not 100% effective. Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: D Correct Answer(s): D Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 3:
The fractionation process is a distillation, or physical separation, in which fluids in a mixture are fractionated by the difference in their:
A - Atomic weights B - Boiling points C - Set points D - Dew points Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: B Correct Answer(s): B Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 4:
Feed is defined as:
A - The stream of hydrocarbons that enters the fractionation tower B - The original feed mixture with the distillate removed C - The condensed product that is returned to the still to assist in making a more complete separation into the desired fractions D - The lighter hydrocarbon component(s) distilled from the feed Correctness Rule: Single Correct Answer Required Answer(s) Given: A Correct Answer(s): A Marked as: Correct _______________________________________________
Question 5: