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Q: A typical utilities section is composed of all the following except:a. Distillation systemb. Water treatment systemc. Steam generationd. Cooling tower systeme. Compressed gases

Q: Describe the primary theory, equipment, technology, and training you have/will be exposed to at your college or university.

Q: Surface water is defined or described as:a. Water that is drawn for industrial applications from lakes, rivers, and oceans.b. Water drawn from water wells, retention basins, city waterc. Water drawn from any source if used for industrial applications.d. Rain water collected in the plants lagoons, holding ponds, aeration basins, and retention basins.

Q: Describe the hands-on skills process technicians are exposed to at your school. a. b. c.

Q: The principles of water treatment include:a. Settling basin, pumps, filters, chemicals, demineralizers, plant.b. Settling basin, chemicals, filters, pumps, demineralizers, plant.c. Demineralizers, filters, settling basin, chemicals, pumps, plant.d. Filters, settling basin, chemicals, pumps, plant, demineralizers.

Q: List the specific areas in math covered on pre-employment test. a. b. c. d. e. f. g.

Q: In a simple “Two-Step Refrigeration system” flow moves:a. Evaporator, expansion valve, condensor, compressor.b. Condensor, compressor, evaporator, expansion valvec. Compressor, condenser, expansion valve, evaporatord. Compressor, expansion valve, condensor, evaporator

Q: Describe how to conduct a self-directed job search. List 5 items. a. b. c. d. e.

Q: The basic components of a refrigeration system include all the following except:a. Compressor- high pressure refrigeration gasb. Heat exchanger- cooling towerc. Receiverd. Expansion valve-low pressure refrigeration liquide. Heat exchanger (evaporator)- low pressure refrigerant gas.f. Gear box- low temperature lubricant

Q: List three questions typically asked in an interview. a. b. c.

Q: Polymerization is a process that:a. Creates synthetic links between molecules called monomers.b. Combines chemical compounds.c. Creates long chain molecules.d. All of the above.

Q: List the key elements of a resume in order.

Q: A classifier is:a. A vibrating tube with screens for pellet segregation.b. A filtering device that removes dissolved substances from a fluid.c. A device designed to safely burn hydrocarbons.d. A solids feeder composed of single and multiple screws.

Q: List the key elements of a cover letter.

Q: A demineralizer is:a. A vibrating tube with screens for pellet segregation.b. A filtering device that removes dissolved substances from a fluid.c. A device designed to safely burn hydrocarbons.d. A solids feeder composed of single and multiple screws.

Q: The most common pre-employment test used for process technicians is a. the California math test b. the Bennett Mechanical S & T test. c. the chemical comprehension S & T test. d. the block counting test.

Q: List three examples of pressure relief equipment.a. __________________________________b. __________________________________c. __________________________________

Q: A typical job search for a process technician requires a. 1-2 months b. 3-4 months c. 4-6 months d. 6-12 months

Q: The basic equipment associated with a flare system includes: List Five (5).a. b. c. d. e.

Q: True or False Work experience is more valuable than education.

Q: The function and operation of an extruder is most closely described as:a. A complex piece of equipment used to blend, melt and extrude polymer.b. A large granules blender that uses a forming mat.c. A specially designed extrusion reactor.d. An industrial compressor used to transfer dry granules.

Q: The cover letter is designed to a. introduce and sum up the resume b. identify special skills c. highlight education d. display work experience

Q: Sketch a simple flare system.

Q: The lifeblood of modern society is: a. computer technology b. transportation technology c. communication systems d. crude oil technology

Q: True or False Multiple variations in a resume are helpful during a job search.

Q: What is the primary purpose of a fired heater (furnace?)a. Separate the components in a mixture by boiling point by increasing temperature and pressure through three methods of heat transfer.b. To cool industrial water in chemical applicationsc. To heat up large quantities of crude oil or hydrocarbon feedstockd. To produce high, medium, and low pressure steam