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Air used for combustion that enters the atmospheric burner to mix with gas before combustion is called?

Primary air

Limits of flammability for natural gas is?

4-14%

Limits of flammability for propane is?

2-10%

Calorific value of natural gas is?

1000 BTU/cubic feet

Heat content for propane is?

2500 btu/cubic feet

Specific gravity for natural gas is?

0.6

Specific gravity for propane vapour is?

1.5

Specific gravity for propane liquid is?

0.5

Ignition temperature for natural gas is?

1100°F

Ignition temperature propane is?

1000°F

The boiling point of natural gas is?

-260°F

The boiling point for propane is?

-44°F

The name of the odorant added to natural gas is called?

Ethyl Mercaptan

The name of the odorant added to propane is called?

Ethyl Mercaptan

The amount of odorant added to natural gas is?

1 pound per 1,000,000 ft.³

The amount of odorant added to propane is?

1 L per 10,000 L liquid propane

The percentage of odorized natural gas to be detected in an area is?

1% of room volume

The purpose of the odorant added to natural gas is for?

Leak detection

Gas piping pressure for natural gas or propane is always ________ atmospheric pressure?

Above

Low gas piping pressure is?

0 to14 inches water column

High gas piping pressure is?

Anything about 14 inches water column

The instrument used to measure gas pressure is a?

Manometer

Measuring gas pressure before the appliance pressure regulator of a gas valve is called?

Inlet gas pressure

Measuring gas pressure after the appliance pressure regulator of a gas valve is called?

Manifold gas pressure

When a gas appliance is firing the gas pressure in the gas piping system is called?

Working gas pressure

When a gas appliance is firing and then shuts off the gas piping pressure is called?

Static gas pressure

When the largest gas appliance in a multi appliance gas piping system is firing and then shuts off and no other appliances are firing the gas piping pressure is called?

Lock up gas pressure

Low gas pressure is measured at a gas appliance in?

Inches of water column

The maximum high limit setting up a gas furnace is?

250°F

The maximum high limit setting on the gas boiler is?

250°F

The maximum aquastat acting as a high limit setting on a gas boiler is?

250°F

To keep a constant gas pressure in a gas piping system the component used is a?

Pressure regulator

Specific gravity of air is?

1

Specific gravity of water is?

1

When the weight of an equal volume of natural gas is compared to an equal volume of air it is called?

Specific gravity

When the weight of an equal volume of propane vapour is compared to an equal volume of air it is called?

Specific gravity

When the weight of an equal volume of propane liquid is compared to an equal volume of water it is called?

Specific gravity

Zero psig is equal to?

14.7 psia

1 psig is equal to?

15.7 psia

CH4 represents _____ or called _____ part of the _____ family of compounds?

Methane, natural gas, hydrocarbon

C3H8 represents _____ or called _____ part of the _____ family of compounds?

Propane, liquid petroleum gas, hydrocarbon

Propane vapour released into the atmosphere will?

Fall

Natural gas released into the atmosphere will?

Rise

Flame speed for natural gas is?

12 in./s

Flame speed for a propane is

11 in./s

All safety controls must shut off power to?

The gas valve

Flowing gas pressure is called?

Working pressure

No flow gas pressure is called?

Static pressure

Increased gas pressure as a result of a large gas appliance suddenly shutting off and gas pressure is trapped between the regulator and the gas appliance is called?

Lock up pressure

Natural gas with other hydrocarbons in it is called?

Wet gas

Natural gas with other hydrocarbons removed is called?

Dry gas

Natural gas with hydrogen sulphide in it is called?

Sour gas

Natural gas with hydrogen sulphide removed is called?

Sweet gas

LPG stands for?

Liquified petroleum gas

LP stands for?

Liquid propane

LP gas stands for?

Liquid propane vaporized

Only the gas company calls it this

A propane cylinder can be filled to a maximum volume of?

80%

A propane cylinder can be filled to a maximum water weight of?

42%

1 ft.³ is equal to how many imperial gallons?

6.23

How many pounds of liquid propane in a cubic foot?

31.15lbs

The physical properties of natural gas are?

Colourless, tasteless, odourless and invisible

The physical properties of propane gas are?Toxicity of propane

Colorless, odorless, invisible and tasteless

Nontoxic

Nontoxic

Toxicity of natural gas is?

Nontoxic

How many pounds of liquid propane in a imperial gallon?

5lbs

The max flame temperature of methane gas is?

3500°F

The max flame temperature of propane is?

3600°F

What is a BTU?

Amount of energy needed to heat or cool 1 pound of water by 1°F

What is calorific value?

Energy released when a given volume of fuel is burned

The expansion rate of propane vapour from liquid is?

270 : 1

The physical properties of propane gas are?

Colorless, odorless, invisible and tasteless

The expansion rate of natural gas vapour from liquid is?

600:1

The BTU/lb for vaporized natural gas is?

23875 BTU

The BTU/lb for vaporized propane gas is?

22000 BTU

The BTU per imperial gallon for vaporize propane gas is?

110,000 BTU

Why is butane not used instead of propane in Canada?

Boiling point of butane is 32°F/0°C

Combustion is a chemical process in which what happens?

The rapid oxidization of fuel results in the production of energy

What in any quantity are toxic and life-threatening?

Carbon monoxide and aldehydes

What are the four main categories of air supply?

Combustion air, excess air, dilution air, ventilation air

What’s the ratio for the air-gas mixture required to achieve perfect combustion?

10:1