[Daily question] [Static Equipment Exchange Edition...Question 16] Multiple choice question on November 30, 2018. Participation will win prizes
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This post was last edited by kareale88 on 2018-11-30 08:52 bk15.jpg [Daily question] [Static Equipment Exchange Edition... Question 16] Multiple-choice question on November 30, 2018... 1. During the air pressure test of the pressure vessel, if the following conditions are found, it should be deemed unqualified (). A. There is an abnormal sound B. There is air leakage when checking with soap solution C. There is deformation 2. Metal pressure vessels should generally undergo the first periodic inspection within () after being put into use. A. One year B. Two years C. Three years D. Four years 3. New substances will be generated when the pressure vessel physically explodes. () A. Correct B. Wrong answer 1. ABC (solid capacity regulation requirements 4.1.9.3 .2 P35) 2. C 3. B answers (multiple choice, single choice, single choice) please fill in the answers in order. Bonus rules: Participation will reward 1 wealth, and correct answers will reward 3 wealth for each item, with a maximum of 10 wealth. This topic is valid for two days and will not be graded for more than two days and 48 hours. At the beginning of this question, friends can recommend answers. Additional prizes will be awarded based on quality, and excellent questions will be more refined.
1.ABC； 2.C ； 3.B.
1.AB; 2.C ;3.B
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The second question of ABC is not rigorous. It takes three years for metals and one year for non-metals. B
The answer to the first question is wrong. The rules say "deformed"
There are general standards for metal pressure vessels and non-metallic pressure vessels in large capacity regulations.
1.AB 2.C 3.B
This post was last edited by fy214152 on 2018-11-30 08:41 1. ABC pressure test 2. C periodic inspection 3. B 1. AB During the test, the container had no leakage, no visible deformation and no abnormal sound.