AOPGF Plant Science – Gases and Flowing Liquids
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| Topic
1: Gas Properties |
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| 1.1
Identify locations at your site where there are gases in
closed containers, tanks, or vessels. |
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| 1.2
Locate a compressed air system. Identify the compressor,
air coolers(s), and receiver. Locate pressure and temperature
gauges in the system. |
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| 1.3
Explain how the following apply to plant operations: Boyles
Law, Charles Law, and the General Gas Law. |
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| Topic
2: Measuring Pressure |
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| 2.1
Locate and identify a manometer used to measure pressure
in process equipment. Read the pressure indicated on the
manometer. |
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| 2.2
Demonstrate how to read pressure indications at different
points at your site in psia or psig. Convert the readings to
psig or psia if necessary. |
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| 2.3
Demonstrate how to read vacuum indications at different
points at your site. Convert the readings to inches of mercury
(in. Hg) if necessary. |
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| 2.4
Using examples at your site, explain flow and flow rate. |
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| 2.5
Using examples at your site, explain the following terms:
steady-state conditions, static conditions, head, and head
pressure. |
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| 2.6
Calculate the head pressure at the bottom of a liquid storage
tank at your site. |
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| 2.7
Describe the effects of flow, velocity, and friction on pressure. |
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