Trivia Questions Quiz On Fluid Compressor Partners! The questions will cover what you learned in your training about the company and how ready you are to handle some of the questions surrounding the operations and products of the company. How much do you know about the gas compressors and pumps? Take the test to find out some more about them.
13.43
26.08
174
24.2
One million standard cubic feet per day
Measure of standard coal fine density
Multi sectional carbon formation deposit
One thousand standard cubic feet per day
One hundred standard cubic feet per day
Goes up
Goes down
Is not relative to voltage
Cannot be measured
It goes down
It goes up
It remains the same
It will fluctuate drastically
3" hg vac
6" hg vac
18" hg vac
There is no such thing as -3 psig
140 is hot enough to damage seals and o-rings
140 is too hot for proper sales meter readings
140 is cool enough to allow harmful condensation to form
140 is hot enough to scald human skin
12 volts
250 volts
300 to 400 millivolts
12,000 volts
Check for at least 2 volts AC
Check for at least 2 volts DC
Check for continuity to ground on the black wire
Check for at least 12 volts DC
Two pipes, each 4" I.D.
One pipe, 6" I.D.
2.5
0.25
2500
2,500,000
18 awg
14 awg
Pneumatic end device
Digital end device
Analog end device
None of the above
Pneumatic end device
Digital end device
Analog end device
None of the above
TRUE
FALSE
12 volts
6 volts
24 volts
This will short circuit and cause a fire
Timing advance is too low
Fuel mixture is too lean
Water pump suction hose is too soft
Cooling fan belts too loose
Heavier than air
Lighter than air
Weight has nothing to do with this
Weighs the same as air
True
False
Decreased discharge temp
Compressor oil loss
Scavenger line pressure decreases
Increased back pressure
Both B and D
B, C, and D
Sample the oil
Check differential pressure from suction to discharge
Check differential pressure across discharge filter
Check scavenger line pressure
Check temperature differential from oil injection temp to discharge temp
Intake, injection, compression, ignition
Intake, injection, ignition, exhaust
Compression, fueling, combustion, rotation
Intake, compression, combustion, exhaust
Difficulty starting
Damaged pneumatic valves
Busted Diaphragm on ounce regulator
All of the above
Both A and C
Heat trace the fuel system
Scrubber drain
Return the oil into the suction if it gets through the coalscent filter
Over pressure relief system
Automatic bypass
Ask the electrician
If the panel displays an RPM, it is rotating correctly
If suction pressure is lower than discharge, it is correct
The compressor is marked with the correct rotation and the motor must turn accordingly
Switch two legs of power
Specify CW or CCW on the touchscreen
This is a trick question. Electric motors can only turn counter clockwise
None of the above
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