FUEL GAS SYSTEMS QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS!!
A processing plant uses processes including oil and condensate removal, water
removal, separation of natural gas liquids (NGLs), and sulfur and carbon dioxide
removal to purify the fuel gas - ANSWERTrue
A building gas distribution system is regulated by NFPA 54 Fuel Gas Code and
NFPA 58 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code, and by CSA B149.1 in Canada.; -
ANSWERTrue
The two types of gas gathering systems are low-pressure and high-pressure
systems - ANSWERFalse
The unconventional extraction methods of hydraulic fracturing and acidizing are
controversial and seen by many to have negative environmental consequences -
ANSWERTrue
A gate station's sole purpose is to measure the flow of gas through the station to
determine the amount of gas received from the transmission companies. -
ANSWERFalse
A ___ is the gas piping from the supply main or major branch to an appliance -
ANSWERBranch line
Coal gas is the fuel gas resulting from the destructive distillation of bituminous coal in
a process called coal ___. - ANSWERdistillation
Gas ___ are a segment of pipeline in a distribution system installed to convey gas to
individual service lines or other mains. - ANSWERMains
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas ___ system connects the wells and
collects the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWER
_ natural gas is natural gas found in its natural state, containing such amounts of
compounds of sulfur as to make it impractical to use without purifying, because of its
corrosive effect on piping and equipment. - ANSWERNot Sweet
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas ___ system connects the wells and
collects the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWERGathering
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas ___ system connects the wells and
collects the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWER
A _ flame is caused by an insufficient draft. - ANSWERFloating
, The _ of natural gas can only be reached at perfect combustion. -
ANSWERmaximum flame temperature
A _ burner is a fuel gas burner in which the fuel gas and air are not mixed until just
as they leave the
burner port, after which mixing usually is very rapid. - ANSWERnozzle mixing
burners normally are used with mechanical-draft or power burners supplied to large
commercial
furnaces and heaters requiring higher gas pressures. - ANSWERLarge port
Types of pilot burners include the aerated pilot, post-aerated pilot, and non-aerated
pilot. - ANSWERTrue
The amount of line pressure in a gas distribution system at any point will depend on
the type of service
pressure needed at customers' service connections along the line. - ANSWERTrue
In a high-pressure gas distribution system, a service regulator is not required on
individual service lines. - ANSWERFalse
Natural gas that is extracted from the Earth exists as dry, wet, sour, or sweet natural
gas - ANSWERTrue
A portion of manufactured gas is identified as liquefied petroleum gas. -
ANSWERFalse
Fuel gas is one of the three most commonly utilized fossil fuels. - ANSWERTrue
A _ is the gas piping from the supply main or major branch to an appliance. -
ANSWERbranch line
In gas gathering and transmission systems, most of the pipe is buried a minimum of
"below ground
unless it is not possible to bury the pipe. - ANSWER4
Gas
_ system pipelines may be used as a common carrier (open access) or a contract
carrier
(merchant) pipeline - ANSWERtransmission
In the 1800s, a major drawback to using
was no piping capable of carrying the gas safely.
was that it was not easily transported or stored and there - ANSWERmanufactured
gas
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas _ system connects the wells and collects
the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWERGathering
WITH ANSWERS!!
A processing plant uses processes including oil and condensate removal, water
removal, separation of natural gas liquids (NGLs), and sulfur and carbon dioxide
removal to purify the fuel gas - ANSWERTrue
A building gas distribution system is regulated by NFPA 54 Fuel Gas Code and
NFPA 58 Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code, and by CSA B149.1 in Canada.; -
ANSWERTrue
The two types of gas gathering systems are low-pressure and high-pressure
systems - ANSWERFalse
The unconventional extraction methods of hydraulic fracturing and acidizing are
controversial and seen by many to have negative environmental consequences -
ANSWERTrue
A gate station's sole purpose is to measure the flow of gas through the station to
determine the amount of gas received from the transmission companies. -
ANSWERFalse
A ___ is the gas piping from the supply main or major branch to an appliance -
ANSWERBranch line
Coal gas is the fuel gas resulting from the destructive distillation of bituminous coal in
a process called coal ___. - ANSWERdistillation
Gas ___ are a segment of pipeline in a distribution system installed to convey gas to
individual service lines or other mains. - ANSWERMains
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas ___ system connects the wells and
collects the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWER
_ natural gas is natural gas found in its natural state, containing such amounts of
compounds of sulfur as to make it impractical to use without purifying, because of its
corrosive effect on piping and equipment. - ANSWERNot Sweet
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas ___ system connects the wells and
collects the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWERGathering
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas ___ system connects the wells and
collects the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWER
A _ flame is caused by an insufficient draft. - ANSWERFloating
, The _ of natural gas can only be reached at perfect combustion. -
ANSWERmaximum flame temperature
A _ burner is a fuel gas burner in which the fuel gas and air are not mixed until just
as they leave the
burner port, after which mixing usually is very rapid. - ANSWERnozzle mixing
burners normally are used with mechanical-draft or power burners supplied to large
commercial
furnaces and heaters requiring higher gas pressures. - ANSWERLarge port
Types of pilot burners include the aerated pilot, post-aerated pilot, and non-aerated
pilot. - ANSWERTrue
The amount of line pressure in a gas distribution system at any point will depend on
the type of service
pressure needed at customers' service connections along the line. - ANSWERTrue
In a high-pressure gas distribution system, a service regulator is not required on
individual service lines. - ANSWERFalse
Natural gas that is extracted from the Earth exists as dry, wet, sour, or sweet natural
gas - ANSWERTrue
A portion of manufactured gas is identified as liquefied petroleum gas. -
ANSWERFalse
Fuel gas is one of the three most commonly utilized fossil fuels. - ANSWERTrue
A _ is the gas piping from the supply main or major branch to an appliance. -
ANSWERbranch line
In gas gathering and transmission systems, most of the pipe is buried a minimum of
"below ground
unless it is not possible to bury the pipe. - ANSWER4
Gas
_ system pipelines may be used as a common carrier (open access) or a contract
carrier
(merchant) pipeline - ANSWERtransmission
In the 1800s, a major drawback to using
was no piping capable of carrying the gas safely.
was that it was not easily transported or stored and there - ANSWERmanufactured
gas
After fuel gas is extracted from wells, a gas _ system connects the wells and collects
the raw fuel gas to transport for processing. - ANSWERGathering
