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Question 1 of 29

 

1.1 - What are the 9 key elements of successful plant commissioning?

(Select all that apply)
A

Planning

B

Construction

C

Mechanical Completion

D

P&ID Checking

E

Loop Checking

F

Pre-Commissioning

G

Commissioning

H

Start-Up

I

Shut Down

J

Initial Operation

K

Performance Testing

L

Post Commissioning

Question 2 of 29

 

2.1 - What do we need for the system definition? (system & sub-system break-down)
(choose one answer)

A

Master P&ID Set

B

Master P&ID Set (latest revision)

C

Electrical Drawings

Question 3 of 29

 

2.2 - What is the completion prioritization based on?
(choose one answer)

A

Based on the start-up sequence

B

Based on the construction schedule

C

Based on the construction manager's decision

Question 4 of 29

 

2.3 - The name of one well-known CCMS (Completions Commissioning Management System) is ...?
(choose one answer)

A

ECAPS

B

IRAPS

C

ICAPS

Question 5 of 29

 

3.1 - What is the correct definition of MC (Mechanical Completion)?
(choose one answer)

A

Checking and testing of equipment and construction to confirm that the installation is in accordance with drawings and specifications and ready for pre- commissioning OR commissioning in a safe manner and in compliance with project requirements.

B

Checking and testing of equipment and construction to confirm that the installation is in accordance with drawings and specifications and ready for pre- commissioning AND commissioning in a safe manner and in compliance with project requirements.

Question 6 of 29

 

3.2 - Which document do you have to check if you want to know what is included into the MC?
(choose one answer)

A

Pre-Commissioning Manual

B

Commissioning Manual

C

Contract

D

Punch List

Question 7 of 29

 

3.3 - Can the scope of MC activities vary from client to client?
(choose one answer)

A

Yes

B

No

Question 8 of 29

 

4.1 - What is NOT a synonym for P&ID checking?
(choose one answer)

A

System Check

B

Plant Inspection

C

Loop Check

D

Punching

E

System Check for Construction & Engineering Errors

Question 9 of 29

 

4.2 - Who is doing the P&ID check?
(choose one answer)

A

The Commissioning Team (Commissioning Engineers)

B

The Construction Team

Question 10 of 29

 

4.3 - When do we do the P&ID check?
(choose one answer)

A

Before handing over systems from construction team to the commissioning team

B

After handing over systems from construction team to the commissioning team

C

After start-up of the plant

Question 11 of 29

 

5.1 - What is Pre-Commissioning?
(choose one answer)

A

The term Pre-Commissioning is used for activities AFTER construction completion, such as cleaning, catalyst loading, dry-runs and checks within the systems in order to prepare these items/systems for the next step - commissioning.

B

The term Pre-Commissioning is used for activities BEFORE construction completion, such as cleaning, catalyst loading, dry-runs and checks within the systems in order to prepare these items/systems for the next step - commissioning.

Question 12 of 29

 

5.2 - What is "Static Commissioning"?
(choose one answer)

A

Pre-Commissioning

B

Commissioning

C

Post Commissioning

Question 13 of 29

 

5.3 - Which milestone do we reach at the end of Pre-Commissioning?
(choose one answer)

A

RFC (Ready For Commissioning)

B

RFSU (Ready For Start-Up)

C

RFPT (Ready For Performance Testing)

Question 14 of 29

 

6.1 - Which of the following definitions is NOT a definition for "Commissioning"?
(choose one answer)

A

Commissioning is usually the phase in a project after pre-commissioning when design process fluids are introduced to the systems and sub-systems. Sometimes commissioning means running the systems with a safe fluid only.

B

Commissioning moves the project from the "end of construction" closed to the "commercial operation" status.

C

Group of energized and dynamic tests that constitute verification that each system or sub- system is fabricated, installed, cleaned, and tested in accordance with design and the systems are ready for start-up.

D

Commissioning means shut-down of a plant.

Question 15 of 29

 

6.2 - What does "PSSR" stand for?
(choose one answer)

A

Post-Start-UP Safety Review

B

Pre-Start-Up Safety Review

C

Public-Start-Up Safety Review

Question 16 of 29

 

6.3 - Which milestone do we reach at the end of Commissioning?
(choose one answer)

A

RFSD (Ready For Shut-Down)

B

RFDC (Ready For De-Commissioning)

C

RFSU (Ready For Start-Up)

Question 17 of 29

 

7.1 - What is Start-Up?
(choose one answer)

A

The phase in a project where the entire plant (all systems and sub-systems) are taken into operation. Process fluids are introduced and process conditions are established with the intent of making products.

B

The phase in a project where the entire plant (all systems and sub-systems) are shut-down.

C

The phase in a project where the entire plant (all systems and sub-systems) are mothballed.

Question 18 of 29

 

7.2 - What does the term "RFSU" mean?
(choose one answer)

A

Ready For Shut-Up

B

Ready For Shift-Up

C

Ready For Start-Up

Question 19 of 29

 

7.3 - Who does usually manage the PSSR?
(choose one answer)

A

The Shift Leader

B

The Construction Manager

C

The Commissioning Manager

D

The Field Operator

Question 20 of 29

 

8.1 - What is Initial Operation?
(choose one answer)

A

The entire plant is out of operation.

B

The entire plant is running in continuous operation, fine-tuned and prepared for the performance test.

C

The entire plant is shut-down.

Question 21 of 29

 

8.2 - What is the next step after "Initial Operation"?
(choose one answer)

A

Performance Testing

B

P&ID Checking

C

Pre-Commissioning

Question 22 of 29

 

8.3 - Which activity is NOT included in "Initial Operation"?
(choose one answer)

A

Finetuning of control loops

B

Tuning of process

C

Testing of operational limits

D

Catalyst Filling

E

Preparation of performance test

F

Data collection

Question 23 of 29

 

9.1 - What is Performance Testing?
(choose one answer)

A

To check if the plant is constructed according the P&ID.

B

To check if the plant is operating according design.

C

To check if the plant has been correctly shut-down.

Question 24 of 29

 

9.2 - Which milestone do we reach AFTER the Performance Testing?
(choose one answer)

A

RFSU (Ready For Start-Up)

B

FAC ( Final acceptance)

C

RFC (Ready For Commissioning)

Question 25 of 29

 

9.3 - What is the duration of the Performance Testing?
(choose one answer)

A

Varies from plant to plant and industry to industry

B

72 hours

C

2 weeks

D

3 months

Question 26 of 29

 

10.1 - What is Post Commissioning?
(choose one answer)

A

The phase starting after handing over the plant to the client (FAC) - until operations assistance is not needed anymore and the outstanding punch points are solved.

B

The phase starting after construction ends.

C

The phase starting after Pre-Commissioning.

Question 27 of 29

 

10.2 - What is NOT a typical activity during Post Commissioning?
(choose one answer)

A

Adjustments, modifications and fault correction

B

Completion of outstanding punchlist items

C

The first routine maintenance checks are performed, findings evaluated and reported

D

Process equipment and items covered by warranty are observed for possible problems

E

Handover of systems from construction team to commissioning team

F

Operating data is collected and evaluated to ensure consistent plant operations are maintained

Question 28 of 29

 

10.3 - What is the duration of "Post Commissioning"?
(choose one answer)

A

Varies from plant to plant and industry to industry. From a couple of months till years.

B

2 weeks

C

2 months

D

1 year

Question 29 of 29

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