PTEC 101 Valves and Piping - Question 1 2 out of 2 points...

Question 1
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Piping and valves are used to separate and clean fluids in the Process Industry.
Question 2
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Piping and valves are comprised of metal and non-metal materials.
Question 3
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Metal alloys are never used when manufacturing piping and valves.
Question 4
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Piping and valves can be connected by glue.
Question 5
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Pipe fittings can be used to join sections of pipe or to change the direction and/or flow of a product.
Question 6
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Pipe fittings are used to change the flow and temperature of a product.
Question 7
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Block valves are used to stop the flow of fluids in a process.
Question 8
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Check valves are designed to allow fluid flow in two directions.
Question 9
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Safety valves are used to for protection of liquid systems.
Question 10
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Relief valves are used for protection on steam and gas pipes
Question 11
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When working with piping and valves there are no safety concerns.
Question 12
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If a valve is left in one position for too long of a time, it can stick or freeze.
Question 13
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Valves are often labeled or numbered in a process unit.
Question 14
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The primary purpose of piping and valves are all of the following except: