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- 1. (401) What positions are on the pump control switch?
- HAND/OFF/AUTO.
- 2. (401) The pressure/flow recorder indicates which of the following?
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System pressure and Issue/Return flow rates
- 3. (402) Most emergency service calls involve
- no fuel delivery.
- 4. (403) How many hydrant outlets are served by each Panero pit?
- 1
- 5. (404) When operating normally, what part on the 302AF fueling/defueling valve restricts the flow of fuel in the control tubing and will not close?
- Pressure-reducing control
- 6. (404) A damaged diaphragm on the pressure reducing control is indicated by
- a fuel leakage from the vent port
- 7. (404) What component closes the main valve of the 302AF fueling/defueling valve when there is excess flow at the hydrant outlet?
- CDHS–3
- 8. (404) The primary purpose of the orifice plate on the 302AF fueling and defueling valve is to create differential
- pressure to operate the CDHS–3
- 9. (404) During refueling, which 302AF fueling and defueling valve component holds the defuel side of the main valve inlet closed?
- Solenoid
- 10. (405) The first adjustment you make, when setting the pressure on the 302AF fueling and defueling valve, is establishing a pressure gauge reading of 10 psi above the desired delivery pressure. You do this by turning the adjusting screw on the
- pressure-reducing control (CRD) clockwise
- 11. (405) What delivery pressure causes the fueling side, of the 302AF fueling and defueling valve, to close when turning the adjusting screw on the loading pressure relief control counterclockwise?
- 5 psi above normal operating pressure.
- 12. (405) Approximately how long do you want it to take the fueling valve to open when you adjust the CV flow control on the 302AF fueling and defueling valve?
- 20 seconds
- 13. (406) What components are energized when you place a magnet on the refuel contact points at the hydrant in the modified Panero system?
- The deep-well turbine pump and 302AF electrical solenoid
- 14. (406) To remedy a leakage on the Philadelphia hydrant adapter, which one of the following would you usually replace?
- The flange gasket
- 15. (407) How many manual valves are found in the lateral control pit of the Pritchard system?
- 3
- 16. (407) When you place a magnet on the defuel magnetic control switch, during defueling, the solenoids on the
- defueling control valve and the defuel pump are energized
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17. (407) What lateral control pit component automatically cuts off the defuel pump when a
predetermined amount of inches of mercury is reached?
- Vacuum control switch
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18. (408) When the cover chamber pressure of the 90AF–8 refueling control valve is at least as great
as the inlet pressure, the valve will
- close tightly
- 19. (408) If the cover chamber pressure on a 90AF–8 refueling control valve stays between the inlet and outlet pressure, the valve
- modulates
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20. (408) What happens to auxiliary hytrols A and B, on the 90AF–8 refueling control valve, when
excess flow trips the CDHS–3 pressure differential control?
- A opens and B closes
- 21. (408) The pressure relief control, on the 90AF–8 is set to
- 5 pounds per square inch (psi) higher than the normal operating pressure
- 28. (412) The components of the 134AF defueling control valve include: a valve position indicator, solenoid
- flow clean strainer, and ejector
- 29. (412) How often is the 134AF defueling control valve operationally inspected?
- Quarterly
- 30. (412) What condition exists when fuel leaks past the 134AF main valve disc and seat?
- The defuel pump rotates slowly during refueling
- 31. (413) Which component on the 41AF rate-of-flow control valve causes the main valve to throttle?
- Differential control
- 32. (413) To adjust the flow rate of the differential control on the 41AF rate-of-flow control valve, you must turn the adjusting screws
- counterclockwise for minimum spring tension
- 33. (413) What is the probable cause when the 41AF–10 main valve opens during refueling?
- Leakage through normally closed solenoid valve
- 34. (414) When defueling stops, the 352AF hydrant adapter controls its own fuel level in order to
- prevent air from entering the installed piping system
- 35. (414) At what maximum differential pressure, in pounds per square inch (psi) does the 352AF hydrant adapter’s automatic bypass valve open?
- 35
- 36. (414) After activating an emergency stop switch at the Type II hydrant outlet, you reset the system to refuel by
- manually resetting the controls in the pumphouse control room.
- 37. (414) What type of ground rods are hydrant outlets grounded to in the piping system of the Type II Hydrant System?
- Galvanized/stainless steel
- 38. (415) How often is the 41AF–10 inspected?
- Semiannually
- 39. (415) What are the low and high settings (pounds per square inch {psi}), respectively, for the pressure relief controls on the 51AF–4 valve?
- 5 psi and 5 psi above the CRL on the 90AF–8
- 40. (415) The primary purpose of having 5 psi in the lateral piping on the 51AF–4 rapid defuel valve is to
- make sure the hydrant outlet line stays full of fuel
- 41. (416) Before adjusting the high pressure relief control on the 51AF–4 valve, you must also adjust the pressure reducing control (CRD) on the 90AF–8 valve to
- 5 psi above normal operating pressure
- 42. (416) According to the troubleshooting guide (fig. 2–23), which component has failed if fuel is bypassed during a fueling operation?
- Solenoid failed to energize
- 43. (417) What type piping, 12 inches in diameter, is used in the hydrant loop of a Type III system?
- Stainless steel, schedule 20S
- 44. (417) What type steel is used in the control tubing of the Type III system?
- Seamless stainless
- 45. (418) At what differential pressure must the receiving strainer in the Type III system be cleaned?
- 10 psi
- 46. (418) What is the standard American Petroleum Institute (API) rate and gallons per minute (gpm) of receiving filter separators used in the Type III system?
- 1581, 600 gpm
- 47. (418) The 40–28G bypass valve opens and fuel bypasses the receiving separators when fuel is received from a cross-country pipeline on the Type III system. The differential pressure causing this action occurs when
- 15 psi is sensed across the receiving separator
- 48. (418) Once the 40–27G filter separator valve has closed due to high differential pressure, what must be done to get the valve to operate again?
- Manually reset the CDHS–3A
- 49. (418) A gallons per minute displacement meter is used in the receiving line of a Type III system. Which type does it use?
- 1200 positive
- 50. (419) Where is the ball float for the 413AF–5A high-level shut-off valve on an operating storage tank located?
- On the exterior side of the tank at the required shut-off height
- 51. (419) The 413AF–5A high-level shut-off valve’s closing feature and rotary disc assembly can be tested without filling the tank up with fuel to the high level shut-off point by
- using a manual tester on the high-level shut-off float assembly
- 52. (419) A Type III operating storage tank level indicator servo compartment must be approved for hazardous locations and listed for use in Class I
- Division I, Group D
- 53. (419) When fuel reaches the high level alarm setting on a Type III operating storage tank, one warning is given by the High-Level Alarm window on the pump control panel (PCP). How do you see and hear the warning?
- When the PCP flashes and a vibrating horn sounds
- 54. (419) When fuel reaches the high-high level alarm setting, the High-High Level Alarm window on the pump control panel (PCP) is activated on a Type III operating storage tank. How do you see and hear the warnings?
- By a flashing PCP and resonating horn sounds
- 55. (419) What size piping is used to connect the pressure reliefs and other drains to the product recovery tank in a Type III system?
- 2-inch
- 56. (419) What size is the product recovery tank?
- 4,000 gallons
- 57. (419) The switch assembly automatically energizes the fuel transfer pump, on the product recovery tank in a Type III system, when the tank is
- 70 percent full
- 58. (419) At what full percentage does the overfill valve close in the product recovery tank in the Type III system?
- 80
- 59. (419) How is excess pressure relieved on the 2129AF overfill valve using the product recovery piping system in the Type III system?
- The pressure relief control bleeds pressure around the valve
- 60. (420) What size suction header is used in the Type III system?
- 16-inch
- 61. (420) Defining the temperature rating for motors used with the fueling pumps in the Type III system is the responsibility of the
- National Fire Protection Agency 70
- 62. (420) One purpose of the flow switch in the Type III system is to
- lock on the fueling pump
- 63. (420) Each issue filter separator in the Type III system is rated for how many gallons per minute?
- 600
- 64. (420) When the two solenoids on the 136AF–9B emergency shut-off valve are energized, what happens to the valve?
- It free floats
- 65. (420) Where is the issue venturi tube located on the Type III system?
- Downstream of the emergency shut-off valve
- 66. (420) What mill ampere (mA) signal does the issue differential pressure transmitter send when 1,200 gallons per minute flows through the issue venturi in the Type III system?
- 12 mA
- 67. (420) What gallons per minute points must be calibrated on the return venturi’s high range differential pressure transmitter?
- 0, 560, 700
- 68. (421) The 362AF–8 hydrant control valve opens when an aircraft is refueling. It opens by using the
- The pneumatic deadman
- 69. (421) At what pressure, in pounds per square inch, does the 58AF–9 back pressure control valve open to control the hydrant loop pressure?
- 100 at the farthest hydrant outlet
- 70. (421) At what pounds per square inch does the 58AF–3 pressure control valve close?
- 75
- 71. (421) After refueling an aircraft and the lead pump deenergizes, at what pounds per square inch (psi) does the 58AF–9–1 defuel/flush valve close?
- 80
- 72. (421) Solenoid “B†on the 58AF–9–1 defuel/flush valve energizes to allow the main valve to open only when the
- system is placed in the flush mode
- 73. (422) What do blue lines represent on the Type III pump control panel line drawing?
- Pump discharge
- 74. (422) How long will the back-up battery maintain the Type III microprocessor’s memory?
- 30 days minimum
- 75. (422) What does the first symbol in a rung of ladder logic represent?
- contacts
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76. (423) To set up the pump control panel for fueling on the Type III system, after selecting the lead
pump, you then place the system in
- automatic, and push the SYSTEM START button
- 77. (424) What happens to the lead, second, third and fourth pumps when the issue venturi senses 2,400 gpm and the return venturi senses 1,000 gpm for 15 seconds?
- The fourth pump is called off
- 78. (424) What happens if the third pump is called on automatically in a Type III system and fails to start?
- The next pump in the predetermined sequence is called on
- 79. (425) What component houses the defuel pump for the Type III system?
- The hydrant servicing vehicle
- 80. (426) The Type III system must be flushed
- when it is not used in 30 days
- 81. (426) To flush a Type III system, you must turn the selector switch on the pump control panel to
- “flush†and all available pump switches to “hand.â€
- 82. (427) What type piping is used on the main fuel line of a Type IV system for a 2-inch pipe?
- Seamless stainless steel, schedule 20
-
(the right one)82. (427) What type piping is used on the main fuel line of a Type IV system for a 2-inch pipe?
- Epoxy-coated carbon steel, schedule 80
- 83. (427) What type piping is used downstream of the Type IV issue filter separator for a 6-inch pipe?
- Seamless stainless steel, schedule 40
- 84. (427) What type piping is used on the pressure relief and drain system for a 2-inch pipe in a Type IV system?
- Epoxy-coated carbon steel, schedule 40
- 85. (428) What size mesh screen is used in the receiving strainer of a Type IV system?
- 60
- 86. (429) What pounds per square inch backpressure does the pressure relief control maintain on the high level shut-off valve on a Type IV underground operating storage tank?
- 8
- 87. (429) When does the high level light go out once the operator has acknowledged an activated alarm on a Type IV operating storage tank?
- When fuel is removed to below the high level alarm setting
- 88. (430) What type fueling pumps are used in a Type IV cut and cover tank?
- Deep well turbine pumps, 600 gallons per minute (gpm).
- 89. (431) What type fuel dispensing hose is installed on a Type IV hose-end pantograph?
- 3-inch, API 1529, semi-hardwall
- 90. (431) When is the solenoid on the 58AF–3 pressure control valve on the Type IV system deenergized?
- When all pumps are off
- 91. (431) What valve is used as the flush valve in a Type IV system?
- 136AF–5B
- 92. (431) When the flush valve on a Type IV system is placed in the pantograph flush mode, the solenoid is
- energized and the main valve closes.
- 93. (431) During refueling, at what pressure, in pounds per square inch, does the pantograph pressure control valve relieve excess pressure?
- 75
- 94. (432) What do blue lines on the Type IV pump control panel graphic display represent?
- The pump discharge and fueling loop
- 95. (432) What condition would cause a resonating horn to sound on a Type IV system?
- Emergency stop
- 96. (432) What switch, on the Type IV pump control panel, looks like a red mushroom?
- Emergency stop
- 97. (433) In a Type IV system, pressure indicating transmitters are located on the
- issue line downstream of the 136AF–9B
- 98. (434) During an aircraft refueling, as demand for fuel flowing through the 362AF–7 refueling control valve decreases in a Type IV system, flow increases through the
- return venturi
- 99. (435) When a Type IV system is placed in the ‘loop flush’ mode, the solenoid on the 136AF–5B flush valve
- deenergizes to open the main valve
- 100. (436) When a Type IV system is placed in the ‘pantograph flush’ mode, the solenoid on the 136AF–5B flush valve
- energizes to close the main valve