Which of the following is/are included in the general term avoid heterogeneity?

Different phases such as vapor spaces

Uneven heat and stress contribution

Dissimilar metal contact, different phases such as vapor spaces, and uneven heat and stress distribution.

Which of the following is not a design rule for corrosion prevention?

Specify operating and maintenance procedures

Riveting the tanks rather than welding

Specify operating and maintenance procedures

Tank bottoms should be sloped toward drain holes

Avoid electrical contact between dissimilar metals

Which of the following is the design rule to reduce erosion-corrosion?

Avoid sharp bends in the piping system and excessive mechanical stress

Avoid excessive mechanical stress

Avoid sharp bend in piping systems

Avoid sharp bends in piping systems and provide thicker sections to reduce impingement effects

Avoid sharp bends in the piping system and excessive mechanical stress

Which of the following is/are the design rules for corrosion prevention?

Weld rather than riveting containers

Design systems for easy replacement of components that fails rapidly

Avoid excessive mechanical stress and stress concentration

Weld rather than riveting containers, design systems for easy replacements of components that fail rapidly, and avoid excessive mechanical stress and stress concentration

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This section includes 7 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Corrosion Engineering knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.	Which of the following is/are included in the general term avoid heterogeneity?
A.	Dissimilar metal contact
B.	Different phases such as vapor spaces
C.	Uneven heat and stress contribution
D.	Dissimilar metal contact, different phases such as vapor spaces, and uneven heat and stress distribution.
Answer» E.

Discussion

2.	Uneven temperature distribution leads to higher corrosion rates and may result in stress-corrosion cracking failure.
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» B. False

Discussion

3.	Which of the following is not a design rule for corrosion prevention?
A.	Riveting the tanks rather than welding
B.	Specify operating and maintenance procedures
C.	Tank bottoms should be sloped toward drain holes
D.	Avoid electrical contact between dissimilar metals
Answer» B. Specify operating and maintenance procedures

Discussion

4.	Which of the following is the design rule to reduce erosion-corrosion?
A.	Avoid excessive mechanical stress
B.	Avoid sharp bend in piping systems
C.	Avoid sharp bends in piping systems and provide thicker sections to reduce impingement effects
D.	Avoid sharp bends in the piping system and excessive mechanical stress
Answer» D. Avoid sharp bends in the piping system and excessive mechanical stress

Discussion

5.	Which of the following is/are the design rules for corrosion prevention?
A.	Weld rather than riveting containers
B.	Design systems for easy replacement of components that fails rapidly
C.	Avoid excessive mechanical stress and stress concentration
D.	Weld rather than riveting containers, design systems for easy replacements of components that fail rapidly, and avoid excessive mechanical stress and stress concentration
Answer» E.

Discussion

6.	What should be the approximate thickness of a wall for better performance if the corrosion rate of that wall is estimated as 1/8 inches in 1 year?
A.	1/2 inches
B.	1/8 inches
C.	1/4 inches
D.	1/16 inches
Answer» D. 1/16 inches

Discussion

7.	Since corrosion is a penetrating action, it is necessary to make allowances for the reduction in thickness in designing pipes and tanks.
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» B. False

Discussion

Explore topic-wise MCQs in Corrosion Engineering.

Which of the following is/are included in the general term avoid heterogeneity?

Uneven temperature distribution leads to higher corrosion rates and may result in stress-corrosion cracking failure.

Which of the following is not a design rule for corrosion prevention?

Which of the following is the design rule to reduce erosion-corrosion?

Which of the following is/are the design rules for corrosion prevention?

What should be the approximate thickness of a wall for better performance if the corrosion rate of that wall is estimated as 1/8 inches in 1 year?

Since corrosion is a penetrating action, it is necessary to make allowances for the reduction in thickness in designing pipes and tanks.