Q Process Technology Equipment Ch. 3 Test A. Powder-actuated tool B. Adjustable pliers C. Nonsparking tools D. Pliers E. Wrench F. Adjustable wrench G. Monorail crane H. Locking pliers I. Crane J. Needle nose pliers K. Forklift l. Dolly L. Electric tool M. Drill N. Gantry crane O. Flaring tool P. Fuel Q. Grinder R. Hand tool S. Overhead traveling bridge cranes T. Pipe wrench U. Hammer V. Hoist W. Impact wrench X. Hydraulic tool Y. Personnel lift Z. Lineman's pliers a. Jib crane b. Fuel-operated tools c. Reciprocating saw d. Power tool e. Valve wheel wrench f. Torque wrench g. Screwdriver 1.__pliers that have a tongue and groove joint or slot that allows the jaws to widen and grip objects of different sizes; tongue and groove also are called Channellocks®; slotted design may be called slip joint pliers. 2.__-open-ended wrench with an adjustable jaw that contains no teeth or ridges (i.e., the jaw is smooth); also referred to as a Crescent wrench. 3.__a mechanical lifting device used to lift and lower materials or move them horizontally. 4.__ wheeled cart or hand truck used to transport heavy items such as barrels, drums, and boxes. 5.__-a device that contains a rotating bit designed to bore holes into various types of materials. 6.__-a tool operated by electrical power (either AC or DC). 7.__a device used to create a cone-shaped enlargement at the end of a piece of tubing so the tubing can accept a flare fitting. 8.__-a motorized vehicle with pronged forks used to lift and transport equipment or items placed on a pallet 9.__-operated tools-tools powered by the combustion of a fuel (e.g., gasoline). 10.__a type of crane (similar to an overhead crane) that runs on elevated rails attached to a frame or set of legs. 11.__a device that uses the rotating force of one material against another material (e.g., a stone grinding wheel against a metal blade) to reduce or modify the shape and size of an object. 12 __a tool with a handle and a heavy head that is used for pounding or 13.__-a tool that is operated manually instead of being powered by electric,pneumatic, hydraulic, or other forms of power. 14.__a device composed of a pulley system with a cable or chain and is used to lift and move heavy objects. 15.__a tool that is powered using hydraulic (liquid) pressure. 16.__a pneumatically or electrically powered wrench that uses repeated blows from small internal hammers that generate torque to tighten or loosen fasteners. 17.__a type of crane that contains a vertical rotating member and an arm that extends to carry the hoist trolley. 18.__-snub-nosed pliers with two flat gripping surfaces, two opposing cutting edges, and insulated handles that help reduce the risk of electrical shock. 19.__pliers that can be adjusted with an adjustment screw and then locked into place when the handgrips are squeezed together; also referred to as Vice-grips. 20.__-a hand tool that uses gripping jaws to turn bolts, nuts, or other hard-to-turn items, 21.__a type of crane that travels on a single runway beam. 22.__-small pliers with long, thin jaws for fine work (e.g., holding small items in place, removing cotter pins, or bending wire). 23.__tools that are manufactured from specific materials that will not produce sparks capable of igniting vapors; also referred to as spark-proof tools. 24.___a type of crane that runs on elevated rails along the length of a factory and provides three axes of hook motion (up and down, sideways, and back and forth). 25.__a lift that contains a pneumatic or electric arm with a personnel bucket attached at the end; also referred to as a manlift, cherry picker, Condor®, or JLG®. 26.__an adjustable wrench that contains two serrated jaws that are designed to grip and turn pipes or other items with a rounded surface; also referred to as a Stillson wrench. 27.__-a hand tool that contains two hinged arms and serrated jaws that are used for gripping, holding, or bending. 28.__a tool that is powered using pneumatic (air or gas) pressure. 29.__a tool that uses a small explosive charge to drive fasteners into surface such as eè 30.__Tools powered by the combustion of fuel. 31.__a device that uses a back-and-forth motion of a saw blade to cut materials such as wood and metal pipe. 32.__A hand tool used to provide mechanical advantage when opening and closing valves. 33.___A manual wrench that uses a gauge to indicate the amount of torque being applied to a nut or bolt. 34.__a device that engages with, and applies pressure to, the head of a screw. 35. It is the responsibility of every employee to ensure that tools are used and: a. properly and safely b. quickly and safely c. properly and quickly d. with supervision and permission 36._______pliers have a tongue and groove joint that allows the distance between jaws to be altered. a. Needle nose b. Adjustable c. Locking d. Lineman's 37. A_______wrench is a device used to apply a precise amount of force to a fastening device such as a nut or bolt. a. pipe b. socket c. torque d. valve 38. A(n)_____^^crane runs on an elevated runway system along the length of a warehouse and provides three axes of hook motion (up and down, sideways, and back and forth). a. overhead traveling bridge b. gantry c. jib d. monorail 39. (True or False) Process technicians have to obtain certification to operate a forklift. 40. (True or False) A pipe wrench can be used as an alternative to a valve wheel wrench. 41. If a tool is found to be damaged upon inspection prior to use, the correct next steps are: a. To throw it away and find a replacement b. To see if it is still functional and report it at the end of shift c. To label it "Do Not Use" and report its condition to the supervisor d. To put in a requisition for a replacement and use the tool carefully 42. Why should forklifts never be used as personnel lifts?(Select all that apply.) a. The forks are slippery and a fall hazard. b. They can tip over easily. c. They are not stable for personnel to stand on. d. They are not equipped with the required fall protection systems. PreviousNext