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Bundle
Nozzles
Shell side
Tube side
Laborers
Helpers
Individual workers
Sub-contractors
Bottom of tower
Top of tower
Side of tower
At the sump
Operating pressure
Design pressure
1 1/2 times the operating pressure
1 1/2 times the design pressure
Clips
A downcomer
An internal man-way
An orfice
When they are in the way
When they become damaged
When authorized equipment repair is being performed
When there is inadequate space in which to perform work
3-inch guage
3-inch gate variance
3-inch gge variance
3-inch gate valve
Flange size
The arrow on the valve
Valve seat
Pressue rating
Three way valve
Gate valves
Globe valves
Plug valves
To comply with company policy
So that leaks can be documented
For inspection puropses
Tags are not required by DOT
Because of it's high resistance to acid
Because it willcompress readily when subjected to pressure
Because it will flex to adjust with any pipe movement
Because of it's high tensile strength
Burner fuel supply
Pressure on the primary wind box
Air flow into the furnace
Air out of the box
The feed valve must be shut
The fuel gas valve must be shut
Lube oil valve must be shut
The quench oil valve must be shut
Most acetylene cylinders are too small to put this volume of flow
It costs the company money
Acetylene is unstable above this pressure
Most cutting torches will not accept this pressure
1/8-inch bottom and 3/32-inch top
1/8-inch bottom and 1/8-inch top
1/16-inch bottom and 1/16-inch top
3/32-inch bottom and 1/8-inch top
3-inch radius, 150# flange
3-inch diameter, 150# torque
3-inch diameter, 150# line
3-inch diameter, 150# flange
26.600 cubic inches
2.560 cubic inches
0.256 cubic inches
None of the above
A hydro-test that is 1 ½ times the operating pressure
A hydro-test in which the shell and tube are pressurized at the same time
A hydro-test in which the shell and tube side are hydro-tested at different times
A hydro-test that is different when fire water is used on the shell and the hydro-pump is used on the tubes
Joining two pieces of pipe
Holding up tray rings
Supporting piping
Stopping pipes from moving in their rack
Pad welding to the original size
Install a plug and fill it in with weld metal
Install a plug that is the correct size
Modify the plug and install it to fit
A demisster pad
Trays
Man-ways
Channel head
Water On Line
Weld-O-Let
Weld on Line
Weld On Level
36, 90, 54 degrees
50, 45, 85 degrees
68, 45, 67 degrees
95, 40, 45 degrees
They are used instead of a gasket on one side of the exchanger flange
They are used to space open the exchanger side for steaming or nitrogen purge
They are used to strengthen a thin slip blind
They are used to achieve proper bolt engagement
Fasteners
Aligning tools
Trim
Test equipment
0.15
0.25
0.35
0.5
To see if the valve is working
To ensure the line is clear
To ensure the line is pressured up
To see is the valve is within specs
400 psi
500 psi
600 psi
800 psi
Weir plates
Down-comers
Tray clips
Ring clamps
L-5
A-35
B-16
B-7
Rope and chain link
Slings, shackels, and spreader beam
Chain, rope, bolts, and nuts
Lifting eye and rope
The right hand thread is for oxygen use only
The left hand thread is for oxygen use only
The right hand thread is for acetylene use only
The left hand thread is for acetylene use only
Measuring the water flow through tubes
Measuring the gas temperature in the furnance
Indicating the temperature of the metal to which it is attached
Indicating the steam flow through the holes
Acetylene
Oxygen
Argon
Nitrogen
The spring canister should be inspected
The inside of the fitting should be inspected
The air tugger should be inspected
The retaining pin should be inspected
Heavy oil
Teflon
Nickel anti-seize
WD-40
The amount of threads on stud bolts
The service exchanger is used for and the stencil on the old bolts
Size does not matter if the lenght is the same as the length of the old bolts
Any available bolts may be used
Plan view
P&ID
Section view
Isometric drawing
2 times the stud diameter
1 1/2 times the stud diameter plus 1/4 inch
1 1/2 times the stud diameter plus 1/8 inch
1 1/2 times the stud diameter plus 1/16 inch
Aligning flanges
Breaking difficult bolts
Chiseling try hardware
Separating flanges
Point an index finger skyward and move it in a circular motion
Point an index finger at the load and move it in a circular motion
Point an index finger skyward and move it in a circular motion while hoding the other hand flat above the signal
Point an index finger to the ground and move it in a circular motion while holding the other hand directly below the signal
Evacuate the unit
Purge the reactor with nitrogen
Change piping on top of reactor for burn-off
Blind-off the reactor
A
B
C
D
Check the information plate or drawing
Call the manufacturer or shipping company
Check the standard operating procedures and the fire and safety guidelines
Notify the control room operator
The welding procedure specification
The quality assurance manual
The contractor's insurance certificate
The contractor's personnel records
Decreased
Increased
Twice the rated capacity of the hook
Not affected
When the load is heavy
At all times
If the load is to be shifted
If the steel edges are sharp
To allow easier filling within the sight-glass
To stop the flow if there are leaks or if the sight-glass breaks
To permit the sight-glass to be removed without interrupting the service
To permit easy installation and removal of valves
Brass alloy
Aluminum
Copper
Steel
Electric tools
Pneumatic tools
Battery-operated tools
Gas powered tools
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