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Hot water heating systems produce heat more consistently than steam heating systems.
True
Hot water heating systems require less water than steam heating systems.
False
The natural circulation hot water heating system uses circulating pumps to transport water in the system.
False
Water becomes less dense as it is heated.
True
The natural circulation hot water heating system uses a compression tank to absorb pressure changes.
False
Natural circulation hot water heating systems are commonly used in large contemporary buildings.
False
Floor-mounted circulating pumps are used in small plants.
False
Line-mounted circulating pumps operate intermittently, depending on plant requirements.
True
The forced circulation hot water heating system is vented to the atmosphere.
False
The aquastat controls the starting and stopping of the burner on a hot water boiler.
True
The flow control valve prevents natural circulation when water is not pumped in the forced circulation hot water system.
True
The pressure-reducing valve is used to prevent overpressure of water supplied to the expansion tank.
False
Diverter fittings are used to vent air from the heating units.
False
Stop valves before and after the pressure-reducing valve allow servicing of the pressure-reducing valve.
True
The three-way mixing valve blends water returning from the heating units with supply water from the boiler.
True
All boilers are manufactured in conformance with Section I or IV of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.
True
An aquastat controls the burner by sensing steam pressure in a hot water boiler.
False
The strainer in the pressure-reducing valve should be inspected periodically for scale formation.
True
The compression tank is normally full of water to feed into the boiler during a low water condition.
False
The relief valve should be located on the highest part of the boiler.
True
Relief valves should be manually tested every 30 days as recommended by the ASME Code.
True
Relief valves should discharge into the return line feeding into the circulating pump.
False
A temperature-pressure gauge indicates temperature in the compression tank.
False
Hydrostatic pressure is expressed in pounds per square inch (psi).
True
Air controls are used to allow water to drain from the compression tank.
False
Air removed from the boiler water is diverted to the compression tank in a forced circulation hot water heating system.
True
An aquastat commonly has a temperature differential preset by the manufacturer.
True
The aquastat temperature differential setting controls the starting and stopping of the circulating pump.
False
Two diverter fittings may be required for heating units above the supply line where resistance to circulation is high.
True
Hot water heating systems require special hot water boiler accessories.
True
Water conveys approximately one-___ the amount of heat that steam conveys.
fifth
A hot water heating system operates at ___ the steam heating system.
a lower temperature than
In a natural circulation hot water heating system, the ___ functions as a relief valve.
expansion tank
___ pressure is water pressure per vertical foot exerted at the base of a column of water.
Hydrostatic
In a remote temperature-monitoring system, the burner is controlled based on ___.
outside temperature
Steam boilers are classified as "high pressure" if steam pressure exceeds ___ psi.
15
A flow control valve functions similarly to a(n) ___ valve to prevent natural water circulation.
check
Hot water boilers operating with a 250°F water temperature and ___ psi water pressure or less are classified as low pressure.
160
Hot water boilers can be ___ boilers.
firetube, watertube, & cast iron sectional
A hot water boiler relief valve is rated in ___ relieved per hour.
BTU's
A steam boiler safety valve is rated in ___ relieved per hour.
pounds of steam
A relief valve must be built according to the ___.
ASME Code
The relieving pressure of a relief valve on a low pressure hot water boiler cannot exceed ___ psi.
160
The two types of low water fuel cutoffs normally used on hot water boilers are the ___-type and the probe-type cutoffs.
float
The ___ tank is normally half full of water to maintain the correct water level in the forced circulation hot water heating system.
compression
Section VI of the ASME Code recommends relief valves be manually tested ___.
every 30 days
The ___ protects the hot water heating system from exceeding the MAWP.
relief valve
The ___ controls the starting and stopping of the burner by sensing the temperature in the hot water boiler.
aquastat
The temperature-pressure gauge indicates the temperature and pressure of the water ___.
leaving the boiler
___ direct the flow of hot water supplied to and returned from the heating units.
Diverter fittings
A ___ prevents natural circulation when hot water is not being pumped through the forced circulation hot water system.
flow control valve
A pressure-reducing valve reduces the pressure of city water to approximately ___ psi.
12 to 18
A(n) ___ allows bleeding of trapped air in a heating unit.
air vent
If the compression tank is allowed to fill with water, pressure will increase, causing the ___.
relief valve to open
Larger compression tanks are equipped with a ___ for determining the compression tank water level.
gauge glass