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Home Online tests Mintra Gas tanker MASTER / Ch-Officer Liquefied Gaz Fire Hazard Management (Mintra)

Online testing: Liquefied Gaz Fire Hazard Management (Mintra)

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What are the four elements of the fire pyramid?

Chain reaction.

Oxygen.

Heat.

Fuel.

Smoke.

Nitrogen.

Answer

Which of the following steps can crew take to reduce the risk of fires onboard?

Never smoking out with designated smoking areas.

Recording any near misses so that lessons can be learned.

Always following the Permit to Work system – especially in relation to hot work activities.

Using mobile phones outside of the accommodation area.

Ignoring fire hazards.

Answer

The majority of liquefied gas transported by gas carriers are hydrocarbons and therefore are extremely combustible and inherently hazardous.

True.

False.

What must the crew do when carrying out product transfer operations?

Ensure precautions are in place to control any potential sources of ignition.

Comply with product handling procedures.

Familiarise themselves with the products Safety Data Sheet.

Ignore communications with onshore personnel.

Answer

If crew members discover a fire, what should they do?

Notify the bridge.

Stop all work.

Evacuate all non-essential personnel.

Immediately attempt to fight the fire.

Ignore it.

Answer

Select the answer that apply. A flammable mixture of hydrocarbon gases such as propane and butane that exist in a liquefied form:

Liquefied Petroleum Gases.

Liquefied Natural Gases.

Select the answer that apply. Gases that come from a natural source and consist predominantly of methane, ethane, propane and a small amount of butane:

Liquefied Natural Gases.

Liquefied Petroleum Gases.

Which of the following must be included in the fire wallet?

An up to date crew list.

Cargo plan.

Fire plan which identifies the type and location of fire-fighting equipment.

Ship to Shore Safety Checklist.

Answer

What does the acronym BLEVE stand for?

Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapour Explosion.

Blasting Level Exceeds Viscose Exhausts.

Burning Limit and Explosive Vapour Emissions.

Unignited gas can result in the formation of an explosive vapour cloud, making it more dangerous that the fire itself.

True.

False.

What is water spraying typically used for?

To create a barrier to prevent fire from spreading.

To disperse gas.

To protect pipes and valves.

To extinguish a fire.

Answer

Этот тест оценивает знания по управлению рисками, связанными с пожарами при работе со сжиженным газом, включая методы предотвращения и тушения пожаров.

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