1. 8.18 If only one temperature is required where should this temperature be taken from? |
2. 8.31 What is the maximum amount by which the reading on a portable electronic thermometer can vary when it may be considered to have stabilized? |
3. 8.25 According to API MPMS Chapter 7 the minimum amount of time that an in motion probe should stay in a product with an API gravity less than 20 is? |
4. 8.48 What is the recommended immersion time, for a liquid-in-glass thermometer in a cup-case assembly, in motion, in a product with density of 950 kg/m3 [API gravity 17.4] |
5. 8.17 If a tank has more than 4.5 m [15 feet] of liquid, what is the minimum number of temperature readings that must be taken? |
6. 8.28 When using a portable electronic thermometer what is an indication of temperature stabilization? |
7. 8.06 On a portable electronic thermometer, what should be checked at least once per month? |
8. 8.12 If a portable electronic thermometer has a range of 0 - 95 °C [32-200°F], what is the required resolution? |
9. 8.54 According to API MPMS Chapter 17.1, the preferred instrument for taking temperature is? |
10. 8.02 Does API MPMS Chapter 7/ISO 4268 make any references to the construction of portable electronic thermometers? |
11. 8.38 How should scale graduation marks be applied to a liquid-in-glass thermometer? |
12. 8.26 If a tank has an innage of 2,8m [9 11 ] what is the minimum number of temperatures which should be taken? |
13. 8.03 Is a portable electronic thermometer required to have a low voltage indicator? |
14. 8.29 What is the minimum number of temperatures to be taken on a marine vessel with tanks containing less than 3m [10 feet] of product? |
15. 8.37 Which API MPMS Chapter covers temperature determination? |
16. 8.08 To what precision should temperatures obtained using portable electronic thermometers be read and recorded? |
17. 8.43 What does the term temperature stratification mean? |
18. 8.05 How does calibration of a portable electronic thermometer differ from a field check? |
19. 8.49 What temperature is to be used during an ROB survey if there is only 5 cm [2 inches] of liquid in the bottom of the tank? |
20. 8.42 In motion is defined as continuously raising and lowering the probe above and below the desired temperature measurement depth, by approximately how much? |
21. 8.51 The immersion time for a cup-case assembly is minimized by continually raising and lowering the assembly 0.3m [1 foot] above and below the desired temperature measurement point. |
22. 8.36 A liquid-in-glass thermometer with a range between 60°F and 180°F and must be accurate to within? |
23. 8.39 An ASTM 59C [ASTM 59F-80] liquid-in-glass thermometer has a scale range of -18°C to 82°C [0°F-180°F]. What should the graduations on this thermometer be? |
24. 8.44 When using a liquid-in-glass thermometer in a cup-case assembly to measure a product with density of 904 kg/m3 [API gravity 24.9] what is the minimum length of time the thermometer should be immersed in the liquid when the assembly is in motion during the measurement process? |
25. 8.07 When verifying a portable electronic thermometer with a range of 0 to 95 °C [32 to 200°F] , what is the maximum permissible error before it should be recalibrated? |
26. 8.19 The quickest way to stabilize the reading from a portable electronic thermometer (PET) is to? |
27. 8.14 When using a liquid-in-glass thermometer it is important to consider that |
28. 8.16 What must be done immediately before taking temperatures using a portable electronic thermometer? |
29. 8.45 What is the minimum number of temperatures to be taken in a tank containing less than 3m [10 feet] of product? |
30. 8.10 To what increment should the display of a portable electronic thermometer be capable of reading? |
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