CETP 1.0: Module 3 Test Guide With Complete Solution

The main sources of LP-Gas are from the processing of natural gas from wet gas wells and _____. -Answer 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. -Answer True Which of the following is characteristic of LP-gases? -Answer 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 -Answer True Butane will not adequately vaporize to supply a residential customer system at temperatures at or below _____. -Answer A. 44 F B. 32 F C. -44 F D. 16 F _____ is defined as predominately propane and propylene? -Answer A. Butane B. Methane C. Commercial Propane D. Commercial Butane _____is the maximum amount of propylene permitted in HD-5 propane? -Answer 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. -Answer True The specific gravity of propane liquid is approximately _____ at 60 F? -Answer A. 0.054 B. 2 C. 1.15 D. 970