Sec$on
3-‐
Liquid
Part
Ques$ons/Answers:
3-‐1
1
Ques%on
1
1.
Scrubbers
a.
Are
two-‐phase
separators
b.
Are
usually
installed
downstream
of
produc%on
separators
c.
Protect
compression
systems
from
liquid
carryover
d.
All
of
the
above
e.
B
and
C
only
2
Ques%on
1
1.
Scrubbers
a.
Are
two-‐phase
separators
b.
Are
usually
installed
downstream
of
produc%on
separators
c.
Protect
compression
systems
from
liquid
carryover
d.
All
of
the
above
e.
B
and
C
only
3
Ques%on
2
2.
A
separa%on
vessel
that
removes
entrained
mist,
rust,
and/or
solids
with
filter
elements
is
a:
a.
Cyclone
mist
extractor
b.
Filter
separator
c.
Slug
catcher
d.
Horizontal
double-‐barrel
separator
e.
Wire-‐mesh
mist
extractor
4
Ques%on
2
2.
A
separa%on
vessel
that
removes
entrained
mist,
rust,
and/or
solids
with
filter
elements
is
a:
a.
Cyclone
mist
extractor
b.
Filter
separator
c.
Slug
catcher
d.
Horizontal
double-‐barrel
separator
e.
Wire-‐mesh
mist
extractor
5
Ques%on
3
3.
The
inlet
diverter
a.
Abruptly
changes
the
direc%on
of
flow
by
absorbing
the
momentum
of
the
liquid
b.
Uses
the
iner%a
of
the
incoming
fluid
to
achieve
an
ini%al
free
liquid
separa%on
c.
Lowers
the
temperature
of
the
incoming
fluid
d.
Lowers
both
the
specific
gravity
and
viscosity
of
the
oil
e.
Is
sized
so
that
liquid
droplets
greater
than
100
to
140
microns
fall
to
the
gas-‐liquid
phase
6
Ques%on
3
3.
The
inlet
diverter
a.
Abruptly
changes
the
direc%on
of
flow
by
absorbing
the
momentum
of
the
liquid
b.
Uses
the
iner%a
of
the
incoming
fluid
to
achieve
an
ini%al
free
liquid
separa%on
c.
Lowers
the
temperature
of
the
incoming
fluid
d.
Lowers
both
the
specific
gravity
and
viscosity
of
the
oil
e.
Is
sized
so
that
liquid
droplets
greater
than
100
to
140
microns
fall
to
the
gas-‐liquid
phase
7
Ques%on
4
4.
Increasing
the
number
of
separa%on
stages
increases
the
separa%on
efficiency
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
8
Ques%on
4
4.
Increasing
the
number
of
separa%on
stages
increases
the
separa%on
efficiency
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
condi%ons
of
separa%on
9
Ques%on
5
5.
Increasing
the
separator
pressure
will
increase
the
molecular
weight
of
the
liquid
product
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
10
Ques%on
5
5.
Increasing
the
separator
pressure
will
increase
the
molecular
weight
of
the
liquid
product
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
11
Ques%on
6
6.
Increasing
the
separator
temperature
will
increase
the
molecular
weight
of
the
liquid
product
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
12
Ques%on
6
6.
Increasing
the
separator
temperature
will
increase
the
molecular
weight
of
the
liquid
product
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
13
Ques%on
7
7.
The
liquid
recovered
from
a
two
phase
separator
is
at
the
same
temperature
and
pressure
as
the
gas
stream
exi%ng
this
same
separator
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
14
Ques%on
7
7.
The
liquid
recovered
from
a
two
phase
separator
is
at
the
same
temperature
and
pressure
as
the
gas
stream
exi%ng
this
same
separator
a. True
b. False
c. Depends
on
the
condi%ons
of
separa%on
15
Ques%on
8
8.
The
gravity
sec%on
of
a
separator
is:
a. The
last
separa%on
compartment
of
a
separator
b. The
sec%on
where
the
liquid
and
gas
move
in
different
direc%ons
c. The
sec%on
where
the
gas
comes
out
of
the
liquid
d. The
separator
itself
16
Ques%on
8
8.
The
gravity
sec%on
of
a
separator
is:
a. The
last
separa%on
compartment
of
a
separator
b. The
sec%on
where
the
liquid
and
gas
move
in
different
direc%ons
c. The
sec%on
where
the
gas
comes
out
of
the
liquid
d. The
separator
itself
17
Ques%on
9
9.
If
the
pressure
of
a
separator
is
too
high:
a. Too
much
liquid
may
come
out
with
the
gas
b. There
may
be
only
gas
coming
out
of
the
separator
c. There
may
be
no
fluids
coming
out
of
the
separator
d. Too
much
gas
coming
out
with
the
liquid
18
Ques%on
9
9.
If
the
pressure
of
a
separator
is
too
high:
a. Too
much
liquid
may
come
out
with
the
gas
b. There
may
be
only
gas
coming
out
of
the
separator
c. There
may
be
no
fluids
coming
out
of
the
separator
d. Too
much
gas
coming
out
with
the
liquid
19
Ques%on
10
10.
Which
of
the
following
factors
may
affect
a
gas-‐liquid
separa%on:
a. Gas
and
liquid
flow
rates
b. Fluid
proper%es
c. Opera%ng
and
design
condi%ons
d. Foaming
tendencies
of
the
fluids
e. All
of
the
above
20
Ques%on
10
10.
Which
of
the
following
factors
may
affect
a
gas-‐liquid
separa%on:
a. Gas
and
liquid
flow
rates
b. Fluid
proper%es
c. Opera%ng
and
design
condi%ons
d. Foaming
tendencies
of
the
fluids
e. All
of
the
above
21
Ques%on
11
11.
Gas
blowby
can
be
an
indica%on
of
a. Low
liquid
level
b. Level
control
valve
failure
c. Vortexing
d. All
of
the
above
e. A
and
C
only
22
Ques%on
11
11.
Gas
blowby
can
be
an
indica%on
of
a. Low
liquid
level
b. Level
control
valve
failure
c. Vortexing
d. All
of
the
above
e. A
and
C
only
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