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The National Oilheat Research Alliance (NORA) Bronze certification exam is an entry-level test assessing fundamental knowledge of oil heating systems, electricity, and safety. This 160-question set and study guide focus heavily on operating pressures, burner components (e.g., cad cells), combustion basics, and lockout/tagout procedures. Core Exam Concepts This Study set with 160 questions typically cover the essential technical and safety standards required for HVAC and liquid fuel technicians. Sample Operating Pressures: Most modern residential oil burners operate between 100 psi and 140 psi. Flame Monitoring: The cad cell monitors flame presence and shuts the burner off safely if no light is detected. Fuel Efficiency: No. 2 fuel oil is the most common residential fuel, generating roughly 140,000 BTU per gallon. Troubleshooting: Delayed ignition and rumbling are frequently caused by a dirty nozzle or poor atomization. Electrical Safety: Lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures are strictly tested to ensure equipment is fully de-energized prior to maintenance.

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NORA Review (Latest 2026/2027
Update) Questions and Verified
Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A

The National Oilheat Research Alliance (NORA) Bronze certification
exam is an entry-level test assessing fundamental knowledge of oil
heating systems, electricity, and safety. This 160-question set and study
guide focus heavily on operating pressures, burner components (e.g., cad
cells), combustion basics, and lockout/tagout procedures.
Core Exam Concepts
This Study set with 160 questions typically cover the essential technical
and safety standards required for HVAC and liquid fuel technicians.

Sample
Operating Pressures: Most modern residential oil burners operate
between 100 psi and 140 psi.
Flame Monitoring: The cad cell monitors flame presence and shuts
the burner off safely if no light is detected.
Fuel Efficiency: No. 2 fuel oil is the most common residential fuel,
generating roughly 140,000 BTU per gallon.
Troubleshooting: Delayed ignition and rumbling are frequently caused
by a dirty nozzle or poor atomization.
Electrical Safety: Lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures are strictly
tested to ensure equipment is fully de-energized prior to maintenance.


Quiz_________________?
In a typical oil burner, the motor drives: -


1

, Answer
Both the fuel unit and the fan




Quiz_________________?
The key final adjustment for most oil burners is: -
Answer
Combustion air




Quiz_________________?
High static air pressure burners: -
Answer
Enable boilers and furnaces to have tighter more efficient heat exchanger passages




Quiz_________________?
Dirt or lint build-up on the burnerfan blades will: -
Answer
Reduce the amount of combustion air




Quiz_________________?
One gallon of #2 oil contains approximately: -
Answer

2

,140,000 BTU's




Quiz_________________?
All petroleum products are chemical compounds of: -
Answer
Hydrogen and Carbon




Quiz_________________?
The pour point of #2 oil is: -
Answer
The lowest temperature at which oil will flow




Quiz_________________?
Flash point of a fuel is an indication of: -
Answer
The maximum temperature at which it can be safely stored and handled without
serious fire hazard




Quiz_________________?
The pour point of #2 oil can be reduced by: -
Answer


3

, Blending it with kerosene




Quiz_________________?
As heating oil gets colder its viscosity (thickness): -
Answer
Increases




Quiz_________________?
A tank without a vent alarm: -
Answer
Should not be filled




Quiz_________________?
Oil lines that contact concrete or dirt should be: -
Answer
Coated or sleeved in plastic pipe with no fittings below the floor




Quiz_________________?
What is the most common source of water in oil tanks? -
Answer
Condensation

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