CETP Practice Test Questions and Answers Already Passed

CETP Practice Test Questions and Answers Already Passed The CETP training program was developed by.... A. Occupational Safety and Health Administration ( OSHA ) and the Department of Labor ( DOL ) B. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers ( ASME ) and the National Fire Protection Agency ( NFPA ) C. The National Fire Protection Agency ( NFPA ) and the National Propane Gas Association ( NPGA ) D. The National Propane Gas Association ( NPGA ) and the Propane Education and Research Council ( PERC ) D. The National Propane Gas Association ( NPGA ) and the Propane Education and Research Council ( PERC ) Propane makes a good engine fuel because it has an octane rating of________________ 104 Propane containers are designed and tested at ______________ times their normal operating pressure. 4 What percentage of propane used in the USA is produced in the USA? 88% Propane containers are _______________ times more puncture resistant than gasoline containers. 20 What other fuel gas is interchangeable with propane after minor equipment modifications? Natural Gas The Basic Principals and Practices course ( IS ) ( IS NOT ) a prerequisite to other CETP course. IS What is the most popular style of residential gas fired water heater? Storage Tank When comparing residential domestic water heating methods using a boiler; Which method uses a water heating coil surrounded by boiler water? ( DIRECT BOILER SYSTEM ) ( INDIRECT BOILER SYSTEM ) Which method uses a separate water heating tank? ( DIRECT BOILER SYSTEM ) ( INDIRECT BOILER SYSTEM ) Which method is more efficient? ( DIRECT BOILER SYSTEM ) ( INDIRECT BOILER SYSTEM ) Direct, indirect, indirect Propane is used as a fuel for irrigation pumps. What advantage of using propane in this application? Clean Engine, Last Longer What advantage is gained when using propane as a fuel for heating greenhouses? Carbon dioxide from combustion is good for plants. The largest market for propane is? A. Residential B. Commercial C. Industrial A. Residential L.P. gas can be refined from: A. Canola oil and crude oil B. Sodium Bicarbonate C. Crude oil and wet gas wells D. Methanol and wet gas wells C. Crude oil and wet gas wells The basic building blocks of L.P. Gas is: A. Hydrocarbon B. Carbohydrate C. Hydrogen Sulfate D. Hydroxide A. Hydrocarbon L.P. Gas in its natural state is: A. Clear, smelling of sulphur B. Odorless and yellow C. Colorless