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Process Engineering Test

This document appears to be a knowledge assessment for a process engineer. It consists of multiple choice questions testing knowledge of process engineering concepts and documents. The questions cover topics like which documents are used to estimate capital costs, which equipment types are specified versus designed by process engineers, what information is included on process data sheets, and which engineering drawings are reviewed by process engineers.
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Process Engineering Test

This document appears to be a knowledge assessment for a process engineer. It consists of multiple choice questions testing knowledge of process engineering concepts and documents. The questions cover topics like which documents are used to estimate capital costs, which equipment types are specified versus designed by process engineers, what information is included on process data sheets, and which engineering drawings are reviewed by process engineers.
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HERVE Process Engineer knowledge test

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Welcome to this assessment

It will test your

 knowledge as a Process Engineer

 acquisition of the contents of Chapter 3 Process of The Guide1

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1 ”The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide”, Hervé Baron, Editions Technip, 2015
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Which revision of the P&IDs includes Company comments?

• IFR

• IFD

• IFC

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Which revision of the P&IDs includes Company comments?

• IFR

• IFD

• IFC

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”The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide”, Hervé Baron, Editions Technip, 2015
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Which of the following equipment does the Process Engineer specify and
which ones does the Process Engineer design?

- Heat exchangers

- Rotating equipment

- Packages

- Columns

- Boilers

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- Fired Equipment

- Reactors
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Which of the following equipment does the Process Engineer specify and
which ones does the Process Engineer design?

- Heat exchangers - specify

- Rotating equipment - specify

- Packages - specify

- Columns - design

- Boilers - specify

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- Fired Equipment - specify

- Reactors - design
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What do Process Flow Diagrams (PFD) show?

- Process Lines

- Utility lines

- Line diameters

- Instruments

- Main process lines

- Controllers

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- Control valves

- Emergency ShutDown valves


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What do Process Flow Diagrams (PFD) show?

- Process Lines

- Utility lines

- Line diameters

- Instruments

- Main process lines

- Controllers

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- Control valves

- Emergency ShutDown valves


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The Process simulation softwares calculates:

• The surface area of heat exchangers

• The power consumption of pumps

• The equipment duty

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The Process simulation software calculates:

• The surface area of heat exchangers

• The power consumption of pumps

• The equipment duty

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”The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide”, Hervé Baron, Editions Technip, 2015
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Which revision of the P&IDs includes HAZOP actions?

• IFR

• IFD

• IFC

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Which revision of the P&IDs includes HAZOP actions?

• IFR

• IFD

• IFC

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Which of the following is defined by Process, hence indicated on the


Process data sheet, for a heat exchanger
• Equipment design conditions

• Inlet/outlet fluid conditions and properties

• Heat exchange area

• Size

• Duty

• Weight

• Dimensions

• Material of construction

• Corrosion allowance

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• Fouling factor

• Allowable pressure drop

• Equipment overdesign
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Which of the following is defined by Process, hence indicated on the


Process data sheet, for a heat exchanger
• Equipment design conditions

• Inlet/outlet fluid conditions and properties

• Heat exchange area

• Size

• Duty

• Weight

• Dimensions

• Material of construction

• Corrosion allowance

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• Fouling factor

• Allowable pressure drop

• Equipment overdesign
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Which Process document(s) is(are) used to estimate the CAPEX of the


facility?

• Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs)

• Process Equipment data sheets

• Process Equipment list

• Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs)

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Which Process document is used to estimate the CAPEX of the facility?

• Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs)

• Equipment data sheets

• Process Equipment list

• P&IDs

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Which Process document(s) is (are) needed to develop the Plant Equipment


Layout (Plot Plan)

• Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs)

• Process Equipment data sheets

• Process Equipment list

• Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs)

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Which Process document(s) is (are) needed to develop the Plant Equipment


Layout (Plot Plan)

• Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs)

• Process Equipment data sheets

• Process Equipment list

• Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs)

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For which arrangements are typical P&IDs prepared?

• Filters

• Drains

• Control valves

• Sample connection

• Equipment isolation

• Battery limits

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• PSVs

• Flare
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For which arrangements are typical P&IDs prepared?

• Filters

• Drains

• Control valves

• Sample connection

• Equipment isolation

• Battery limits

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• PSVs
”The Oil & Gas Engineering Guide”, Hervé Baron, Editions Technip, 2015

• Flare
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The Level Transmitter and shutdown valve shown here in red are part
of which instrumented system?

- Process Control System (DCS)

- Emergency Shutdown System (ESD)

- Process Shutdown System (PSS)

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The Level Transmitter and shutdown valve shown here in red are part
of which instrumented system?

- Process Control System (DCS)

- Emergency Shutdown System (ESD)

- Process Shutdown System (PSS)

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Which revision of the P&IDs indicates the size of control valves and
PSVs?

• IFR

• IFD

• IFC

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Which revision of the P&IDs indicates the size of control valves and
PSVs?

• IFR

• IFD

• IFC

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Which of the following does Process define for lines?


• Design conditions

• Material of construction

• Generic material of construction

• Corrosion allowance

• Diameter

• Wall thickness

• Rating

• Insulation

• Routing

• Piping class

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• Non Destructive Examination

• Test pressure

• One phase / 2 phase flow


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Which of the following does Process define for lines?


• Design conditions

• Material of construction

• Generic material of construction

• Corrosion allowance

• Diameter

• Wall thickness

• Rating

• Insulation

• Routing

• Piping class

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• Non Destructive Examination

• Test pressure

• One phase / 2 phase flow


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The isometric drawing of which of the following lines are checked by


Process?
• 2 phase flow

• Inlet lines to control valves

• Lines with flow instrument

• Pump suction lines

• Impulse lines to PSVs

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HERVE Project Engineer knowledge test
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The isometric drawing of which of the following lines are checked by


Process?
• 2 phase flow

• Inlet lines to control valves

• Lines with flow instrument

• Pump suction lines

• Impulse lines to PSVs

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HERVE Project Engineer knowledge test
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The isometric drawing of which of the following lines are checked by


Process?
• 2 phase flow

• Inlet lines to control valves

• Lines with flow instrument

• Pump suction lines

• Impulse lines to PSVs

What kind of check is done by Process for these lines?


• Routing

• Hydraulics

• No pocket

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HERVE Project Engineer knowledge test
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The isometric drawing of which of the following lines are checked by


Process?
• 2 phase flow

• Inlet lines to control valves

• Lines with flow instrument

• Pump suction lines

• Impulse lines to PSVs

What kind of check is done by Process for these lines?


• Routing

• Hydraulics

• No pocket

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The Process Emergency isolation and Shutdown system is designed by

• Process discipline

• Safety discipline

• Process & Safety disciplines together

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The Process Emergency isolation and Shutdown system is designed by

• Process discipline

• Safety discipline

• Process & Safety disciplines together

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What does the P&ID review consist of (select all correct answers)?

• checking that the needed alarms and trips are provided

• checking that the required equipment and control valves isolations


and bypasses are provided

• checking that the drains, vents are provided

• checking versus similar equipment/unit P&ID

• checking the adequacy of the equipment design pressure and


temperature

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• checking the allocation of piping class and insulation type
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What does the P&ID review consist of (select all correct answers)?

• checking that the needed alarms and trips are provided – done in
HAZOP

• checking that the required equipment and control valves isolations


and bypasses are provided

• checking that the drains, vents are provided

• checking versus similar equipment/unit P&ID

• checking the adequacy of the equipment design pressure and


temperature

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• checking the allocation of piping class and insulation type
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The Heat & Mass balance shows the flowrate, conditions and composition
of:

• process and utility streams

• process streams

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The Heat & Mass balance shows the flowrate, conditions and composition
of:

• process and utility streams

• process streams

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Which of the following is necessary to produce the Utility consumption


list?

• Heat & Material balance

• Equipment duty

• Equipment sizing

• Utility Flow Diagrams

• Operating manual

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Which of the following is necessary to produce the Utility consumption


list?

• Heat & Material balance

• Equipment duty. The utilities consumption is based on the equipment


duty, e.g., cooling fluid flow = mCpΔT for heat exchanger. Equipment
sizing is not required.

• Equipment sizing

• Utility Flow Diagrams

Operating manual

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The Process data sheet of a control valve specifies

• The valve type (globe, butterfly, etc.)

• The min/max flow and pressure conditions

• The valve diameter

• The valve Cv

• Requirement for hand wheel

• Type of positioner

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• Fail position
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The Process data sheet of a control valve specifies

• The valve type (globe, butterfly, etc.)

• The min/max flow and pressure conditions

• The valve diameter

• The valve Cv

• Requirement for hand wheel

• Type of positioner

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• Fail position
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Which Process documents are used for programming the Process Control
System?

• PFDs

• P&IDs

• Process description

• Operating manual

• Operating & Control philosophy

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Which Process documents are used for programming the Process Control
System?

• PFDs

• P&IDs

• Process description

• Operating manual

• Operating & Control philosophy

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© 2015 – Hervé Baron


That’s all for now folks, but I won’t be long with tests on knowledge
acquisition for the next chapters of the guide…
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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Discipline presentation:
activities and deliverables

The overall process

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Methods & tools
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Table of Contents

Discipline presentation:
activities and deliverables

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The work of each Engineering


discipline is described

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Design activities are


explained, e.g., Plant
Equipment layout

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Complex activities, such as


QRA, are explained through a
practical example.

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How are materials of


construction selected ?

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How and when are Piping


Materials ordered?

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A sample of all common


Engineering documents is
included

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A sample of all common


Engineering documents is
included

Use this to specify what you


want to your Engineering
supplier !

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Verify the contents of


engineering documents
with check lists.

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Difference between
Engineering and Shop
drawings

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Understand the main


technical aspects, e.g., DCS
vs ESD

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The common 2 types of


package control

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The different Plant drainage


systems

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The dynamic forces to


which an Off-Shore
Plant is subject

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Table of Contents

The overall process

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Use this as standard,


question deviations.

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Understand the new


3D-model centered
engineering process

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Know the interfaces


between disciplines...
and with Vendors

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Understand what drives


the Project schedule

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Table of Contents

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Methods & tools
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Use these methods as


standard, question
deviations.

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Implement powerful
procedures

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Request meaningful progress


reports

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Implement effective Project


Control

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Date of publication: March, 2015.

This book is destined to both:

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 Oil & Gas companies Project execution personnel

 Oil & Gas contractors Project execution personnel


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2nd edition

If your are on the Client side, i.e., contracting Engineering services,


this book will help you to:

 Specify to an Engineering supplier what you want: what


deliverables and with what contents,

 Set a standard in Engineering execution that you and your


supplier can adhere to: design stages/gates, methods to be used,
etc.

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 Specify the progress report you want, with the meaningful
indicators,

 Ask the right questions to assess the true progress,


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2nd edition

If your are on the Contractor side, i.e., performing Engineering


activities, this book will help you to:

 Understand the work of each discipline and the overall picture,

 Challenge what one discipline tells you,

 Understand the critical areas,

 Put in place the right methods to be successful,

© 2015 – Hervé Baron


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2nd edition

Order direct from the publisher:

http://www.editionstechnip.com/en/catalogu
e-detail/1111/oil-gas-engineering-guide-
the.html

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