CETP 1.0: Module 3|2023 LATEST UPDATE|GUARANTEED SUCCESS

The main sources of LP-Gas are from the processing of natural gas from wet gas wells and _____. A. The refining of crude oil B. Commercial propane plants C. Vapor Wells D. Butane Wells Once refined, there is little difference between LP-gases processed from wet gas wells and those processed from crude oil wells. True Which of the following is characteristic of LP-gases? A. They are tasteless, colorless, and have a pungent smell B. When mixed with the proper proportions of water, they can burn C. LP-gases are stored and transported as gases under pressure D. When liquid LP-gases are released to atmospheric pressure in moderate outdoor temperature, they readily vaporize and expand Butane is heavier than propane and has more heating value True Butane will not adequately vaporize to supply a residential customer system at temperatures at or below _____. A. 44 F B. 32 F C. -44 F D. 16 F _____ is defined as predominately propane and propylene? A. Butane B. Methane C. Commercial Propane D. Commercial Butane _____is the maximum amount of propylene permitted in HD-5 propane? A. 5 % B. 10% C. 50% D. 60% A Safety Data Sheet contains information such as the chemical's physical properties, hazards identification, and first aid measure. True The specific gravity of propane liquid is approximately _____ at 60 F? A. 0.054 B. 2 C. 1.15 D. 970 The specific gravity of propane vapor is _____. A. 0.054 B. 2 C. 1.15 D. 970 Understanding the weight of liquid propane as compared with the weight of water will help employees _____. A. Determine the amount of odorant to add to the propane B. Accurately fill cylinders C. Identify the cause of a gas leak D. Find to which plants the LP-gas was deliveried The hazardous material with a liquid specific gravity of 0.618 is _____ than propane? A. Equal to B. Heavier C. Lighter D. Cleaner