P-98 / Supervise Fuel-Oil Transfer in Buildings Questions & Answers 100% Correct!!
How often shall fuel-oil storage tanks and piping be inspected for leaks? - ANSWERSWeekly.
For what two purposes is fuel-oil generally used in buildings? - ANSWERS(1) Emergency generators.
(2) Heat.
How often shall fuel-oil storage tanks have their float switches tested? - ANSWERSWeekly.
Fuel-oil transfer shall be conducted under the ____ supervision of a P-98 COF holder. - ANSWERSGeneral.
Fuel-oil system testing shall be conducted under the ____ supervision of a P-98 COF holder. - ANSWERSPersonal.
The P-98 COF is required for any building in which fuel is transferred from the lowest floor to tanks on ____. - ANSWERSUpper floors.
Where is fuel-oil stored? - ANSWERSStorage tank.
The storage tank provides the supply of oil for ____ in the oil burner. - ANSWERSCombustion.
No. ____ fuel-oil is thin, light and easily pumped through the system. - ANSWERS2
The storage tank is located inside a ____ which will contain the oil in case of a leak. - ANSWERSDike.
A ____ pump circulates oil throughout the system. - ANSWERSSuction.
What is present in fuel-oil coming from the storage tank? - ANSWERSDirt/sediment.
The ____ removes most dirt and sediment in oil coming from the storage tank before it reaches the burner. - ANSWERSStrainer/filter. How far from the bottom of the tank must the suction line be to avoid absorption of dirt and sediment? - ANSWERS6 inches.
Which device measures pressure below atmospheric pressure? - ANSWERSVacuum gauge.
What do excessive vacuum readings indicate? - ANSWERSAn obstruction in the suction line.
Closing the shut-off valve does what? - ANSWERSStops the flow of oil for the purpose of cleaning the strainer and maintenance.
The shut-off valve is located as close as possible to the burner to reduce the amount of oil remaining in the ____ after an emergency shutdown. - ANSWERSBurner line.
The main fuel valve is electrically operated and will open or close the line leading to the ____ of the oil burner. - ANSWERSAtomizer.
The main oil burner/combustion controller is the ____. It will shut down when no flame is
detected. - ANSWERSPrimary relay control.
Oil circulates through the system back to the storage tank through the ____. - ANSWERSOil return line.
Which valve is provided for safety if the pressure becomes too great? - ANSWERSBack
pressure relief valve.
Day tanks may be located throughout the building above the ____ floor. - ANSWERSLowest.
A separate ____ is required for each day tank to supply each floor. - ANSWERSPump.
What is provided in the system in case there is a leak in the piping? - ANSWERSA leak collector.
The leak collector is stored by the ____. - ANSWERSStorage tank.
The leak collector has an ____ gauge. - ANSWERSOil level.
What will the main fuel valve do if there is a failure of ignition or combustion? - ANSWERSIt will shut down the burner system.
The oil level gauge will show how much fuel oil is inside the ____. - ANSWERSStorage tank/day tank.
How often shall fuel-oil storage tanks and piping be inspected for leaks? - ANSWERSWeekly.
For what two purposes is fuel-oil generally used in buildings? - ANSWERS(1) Emergency generators.
(2) Heat.
How often shall fuel-oil storage tanks have their float switches tested? - ANSWERSWeekly.
Fuel-oil transfer shall be conducted under the ____ supervision of a P-98 COF holder. - ANSWERSGeneral.
Fuel-oil system testing shall be conducted under the ____ supervision of a P-98 COF holder. - ANSWERSPersonal.
The P-98 COF is required for any building in which fuel is transferred from the lowest floor to tanks on ____. - ANSWERSUpper floors.
Where is fuel-oil stored? - ANSWERSStorage tank.
The storage tank provides the supply of oil for ____ in the oil burner. - ANSWERSCombustion.
No. ____ fuel-oil is thin, light and easily pumped through the system. - ANSWERS2
The storage tank is located inside a ____ which will contain the oil in case of a leak. - ANSWERSDike.
A ____ pump circulates oil throughout the system. - ANSWERSSuction.
What is present in fuel-oil coming from the storage tank? - ANSWERSDirt/sediment.
The ____ removes most dirt and sediment in oil coming from the storage tank before it reaches the burner. - ANSWERSStrainer/filter. How far from the bottom of the tank must the suction line be to avoid absorption of dirt and sediment? - ANSWERS6 inches.
Which device measures pressure below atmospheric pressure? - ANSWERSVacuum gauge.
What do excessive vacuum readings indicate? - ANSWERSAn obstruction in the suction line.
Closing the shut-off valve does what? - ANSWERSStops the flow of oil for the purpose of cleaning the strainer and maintenance.
The shut-off valve is located as close as possible to the burner to reduce the amount of oil remaining in the ____ after an emergency shutdown. - ANSWERSBurner line.
The main fuel valve is electrically operated and will open or close the line leading to the ____ of the oil burner. - ANSWERSAtomizer.
The main oil burner/combustion controller is the ____. It will shut down when no flame is
detected. - ANSWERSPrimary relay control.
Oil circulates through the system back to the storage tank through the ____. - ANSWERSOil return line.
Which valve is provided for safety if the pressure becomes too great? - ANSWERSBack
pressure relief valve.
Day tanks may be located throughout the building above the ____ floor. - ANSWERSLowest.
A separate ____ is required for each day tank to supply each floor. - ANSWERSPump.
What is provided in the system in case there is a leak in the piping? - ANSWERSA leak collector.
The leak collector is stored by the ____. - ANSWERSStorage tank.
The leak collector has an ____ gauge. - ANSWERSOil level.
What will the main fuel valve do if there is a failure of ignition or combustion? - ANSWERSIt will shut down the burner system.
The oil level gauge will show how much fuel oil is inside the ____. - ANSWERSStorage tank/day tank.
