Quiz #08: Oil Sampling Best Practices Team 30 Aug, 2024 Oil Sampling Quiz 1. When is the best time to take an oil sample for analysis? A) Immediately after adding new oil B) When the machine has been running for enough time and the oil is in its typical operating conditions. C) Before starting the machine D) After the machine has been idle for a long time 2. What is the recommended location for collecting an oil sample? A) From the bottom of the oil reservoir B) From the oil fill port C) From a dedicated sampling port D) From the oil drain plug 3. Why is it important to avoid taking oil samples from the bottom of the reservoir? A) It can result in a sample contaminated with water and sediment B) It provides the cleanest sample C) It ensures the sample is well-mixed D) It is easier to access 4. How should oil samples be labeled to ensure proper tracking? A) With the date only B) With the machine's serial number only C) With the date, running hours, and component ID D) No label is necessary 5. What is the purpose of purging the sampling valve before collecting an oil sample? A) To warm up the oil B) To remove any residual oil or contaminants from the valve C) To cool the oil down D) To mix the oil thoroughly 6. Which type of container is best for storing oil samples for analysis? A) A clean, dry, plastic bottle B) A glass jar C) A metal can D) Any container available 7. What is a key consideration when transporting oil samples to the lab? A) Keeping the sample in a warm environment B) Preventing the sample from freezing C) Ensuring the sample is protected from light and temperature extremes D) Shaking the sample vigorously before transport 8. Why should a consistent oil sampling procedure be followed every time? A) To ensure repeatability and accuracy of results B) To save time during sampling C) To make the process more complex D) To reduce the need for frequent sampling 9. What is the impact of delayed analysis on an oil sample? A) Results will be more accurate B) Results may be compromised due to degradation of the sample C) The sample will improve over time D) No impact; timing does not matter 10. Which factors should be considered when selecting equipment for oil analysis monitoring? A) The cost of the equipment B) The criticality of the equipment to operations, lubricant type, and operating conditions C) The location of the equipment in the facility D) The age of the equipment only Submit
