This quiz from Water Treatment Plant Operation Volume 2 Chapter 18 assesses knowledge on electrical safety, equipment maintenance, and operational protocols. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing task limits, handling electrical circuits safely, and the critical role of cleanliness and moisture control in equipment reliability.
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So the pump will encourage cavitation
So the pump will operate under satisfactory and stable conditions
So the pump will prevent flooding
So the pump will produce waterhammer
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Because closing the panel door Will conserve energy
Because greater accuracy with meter readings can be achieved with the door closed
Because hot copper Sparks could seriously injure you when the circuit is energized and the voltages high
Because the manufacturers recommend closing the doors to avoid interference from outside light
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To maintain good relationships with The regulatory agencies
To maintain communication with equipment vendors
To maintain successful operation of the plant
To maintain support from the community
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Because the pump impeller will be damage by cavitation
Because the pump, valve, or pipe could be damaged by excessive pressure
Because the rate of corrosion will increase
Because the water hammer problems we’ll develop
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Contractor
Manufacture
Manufacture professional association
Regulatory agency
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Carburetor flooded
Low compression
No fuel in tank, valve closed
No spark plug
Water or dirt and fuel lines or carburetor
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Amps
Kilowatt hours
Ohm’s
Voltage
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By assisting and working with the operators of other facilities with chemical feeders
By contacting and meeting with the manufacturers representatives of the chemical feeders
By reading and reviewing the specifications for the chemical feeders
By testing and calibrating the chemical feeders
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The electrical pressure available to cause a flow of current(amperage) an electrical circuit is close
The level of shock provided by circuit
The measure of the number of phases provided by the current
The unit of electric current or an indication of how hard electricity is working
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Some tropical pump
Gear driven positive displacement pump
Progressive cavity pump
Turbine pump
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Check power
Test for blown fuses
Test for grounds
Test for open circuits
Test for single phasing of motors
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Cavitation
Foundation insecure
Inlet clogged
Mechanical defects and pump
Worn impeller
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Broken transmission lines for distribution mains
Power outages
Release of chlorine gas
Release of hazardous or toxic chemicals into the raw water supply
Terrorist attack
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Brush chatter
Intermittent sparkling ad brushes
Motor or bearing that feel or smell hot
Noises
Vibrations
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Due to coupling misalignment
Due to excessive waterhammer
Due to location of pump in a confined space
Due to unusually low pressures within the pump
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To correct misalignment
To increase strength of rotation
To prevent damage in case of sudden overloads
To protect against corrosion
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Because it causes noise and cavitation
Because it causes pulsating flows and waterhammer
Because it causes uneven heating and a motor that can shorten the life expectancy of the insulation
Because it causes vibration and wear in a motor
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As a check valve
As a control valve
As a surge Control valve
As an isolation valve
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Fuses
Insulators
Meggers
Ohm meters
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Close the pump discharge valve slowly
Immediately restart the pump
Review the O and M manual for the direction
Try to create a forward spending action
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Area full of water
Burnt wires
Coil burned
Contacts loose
Loose wires
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Broken pins and rollers
Chain climbs sprockets
Chain clings to sprockets
Chain whip
Excessive noise
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Excessive back pressure
Improper compression pressure
An adequate fuel flow
Low oil pressure
Miss firing cylinders
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Check the electrical voltage with the motors characteristics
Check to see that the shaft of the pump and the motors are aligned
Lubricate pump according to the lubrication instructions
See that’s thermal overload units in the starter are set properly
Turn the shaft by hand to ensure that it rotates freely
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Excessive bearing where
Excessive floor loading
Improper original installation of equipment
Settling a foundations
Warping of bases
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Lubricate gearing
Lubricate rising stem threads
Operator valve
Reface leaky gate valve seats
Replace packing
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Branch circuit wiring
Busbar systems
Feeders
Grounds
Motors
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Butterfly valves
Check valves
Eccentric valves
Gate valves
Globe valves
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By an engine driven generator set
By batteries
By connection to an alternate power source
By emergency response programs
By manual contingencies
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In adequate tension
In correct alignment
Oil on belts
Properly adjusted V belt
Replacing only one V belt on a multiple drive
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