Industrial Gas Fitter Licensing Exam Class B Practice Examination 100 Questions And Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Plus Rationales 2026 Q&A | Instant Download Pdf
Q1.What is the primary purpose of a gas regulator in an appliance installation?
- Increase gas pressure
- Reduce and control gas pressure
- Filter gas contaminants
- Ensure combustion air supply
Rationale: Regulators ensure pressure is reduced and maintained at safe
operating levels for appliances.
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Which type of gas is lighter than air and will rise if leaked?
- Propane
- Natural gas
- Butane
- Carbon monoxide
Rationale: Natural gas is primarily methane, which is lighter than air and
rises.
Q3.The minimum pressure test for low-pressure natural gas piping typically
requires holding pressure without loss for:
- 2 minutes
- 5 minutes
- 15 minutes
- 60 minutes
Rationale: Standard testing procedures require a stable 15-minute test for
confirmation of integrity.
Q4.What is the primary cause of carbon monoxide production in gas appliances?
- Excess air 2 / 4
- High gas pressure
- Incomplete combustion
- Low humidity
Rationale: Incomplete combustion results in CO formation due to
insufficient oxygen.
Q5.
In propane systems, liquid propane becomes gas primarily due to:
- Combustion air
- Heat absorption from surrounding environment
- Mechanical pumps
- Regulator action
Rationale: External heat causes propane to vaporize inside cylinders/tanks.
Q6.What must be used when joining dissimilar metals in gas piping systems?
- Teflon tape
- Pipe cement
- Dielectric fittings
- Lead solder
Rationale: Dielectric fittings prevent galvanic corrosion between dissimilar
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Q7.Which tool is used to verify correct manifold pressure?
- Manometer
- Manometer
- Pressure washer
- Hydrometer
Rationale: A manometer measures system or manifold gas pressure.
(Option A duplicated? Correct Answer corrected)
Revised options:
- Pressure gauge
- Manometer
- Hydrometer
- Thermocouple
Rationale: Manometers specifically measure gas pressures accurately.
Q8.
Propane gas cylinders must always be stored:
- Lying horizontally
- Inside living spaces
- Upright and secured
- Below ground level
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