Self-Test B-5.1: Describe Oxy-Acetylene Equipment
Complete Self-Test B-5.1 and check your answers.
- is not a fuel gas.
- Natural gas
- MAPP gas
- Oxygen gas
- Acetylene gas
- Which gas has the highest flame temperature?
- Acetylene gas
- Propane gas
- MAPP gas
- Natural gas
- What is the first step in putting out a fire in the hoses of an oxyacetylene outfit?
- Use a fire extinguisher on the hoses.
- Close only the acetylene cylinder valve.
- Close only the oxygen cylinder valve.
- Close both the oxygen and acetylene cylinder valves.
- The critical point of free acetylene is psi ( kPa) pressure at 21°C (70°F); if the temperature is increased, the pressure becomes critical at a pressure.
- The safety devices on an acetylene cylinder are activated.
- Oxygen cylinder valves are opened , acetylene cylinder valves are opened .
- Liquid fuel cylinders are designed to allow the liquid to when the cylinder valve is opened and gas escapes.
- When cylinders are too low on gas to be used, they should be marked .
- Cylinder valves should always be open momentarily before the regulator is attached, and when your work is finished.
- To increase the working pressure, the pressure-adjusting screw is turned .
- A grooved hex nut indicates a(n) regulator.
- The gauge with the higher numerical calibrations indicates pressure.
- The gauge with the lower numerical calibrations indicates pressure.
- The colour of an oxygen hose is usually .
- The colour of the fuel gas hose is usually .
- An RFCV placed between the torch and hose has the arrow pointing toward the ; between the hose and regulator, it is pointing toward the .
- When you are using the combination torch for the cutting process, the valve is used to adjust the amount of oxygen mixed with acetylene for preheating.
- If a flashback occurs, the and valves must be shut down as soon as possible.
Answer Key: Self-Test B-5.1 is on the next page.