Pulp And Making Technology NCV Level 4 — Exam Paper P1

November 2018 — NCV Level 4 — Pulp And Making Technology

NCV Level 4 2018 NCV Engineering
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1.5\ in the ANSWER BOOK. Correct statement if it is FALSE.
1.1A cylindrical rotor is more favourable because it ensures a uniform flow in the axial direction relat ive to the pressure screen.
1.2The sheet leaving the forming section contains about 20% water.
1.3Drying takes place in four stages namely the warm p stage, cooling stage, falling rate stage and bond
1.4Spent l iquor produced fr om the soda process is called weak black liquor.
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2.10\in the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
2.10Brightness Steam heater Heating value Vacuum Water so luble sodium Falling
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4.1Orifice plate
4.2Kappa number
4.3Scal
4.4Wet strength
4.5Streaking (5 2\ [10] TOTAL SECTION A: 25 SECTION B10
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5.1During refining the paper s properties change. State FIVE ways in which the individual fibres are affected by refining. (5\
5.2Explain the principle of operation of a pressure screen. (6\
5.3When would the thickening process be clas sified as functioning poorly? (3\
5.4Why is freeness an important factor during thickening? (2\ [16]16
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6.1State the advantages of forming fabrics ma de from polyester monofilaments. (3\
6.2Describe FOUR conse quences of uneven formation. (4\
6.3Name and discuss THREE factors that affect drainage at the forming board (6\
6.4How does increased pressure at the press section affect sheet opacity? (2\ [1 6050394
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7.1Sta te FIVE quality requirements for carton boxes (5\
7.2Name TWO types of radiant heaters (2\
7.3Give FOUR reasons for testing paper (4\
7.4State SIX characteristics of the winder. (6\ [1
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8.1Name TH REE main factors that affect the quality of liquor (3\
8.2Name the most expensive and important unit in a Kraft chem ical r ecovery plant and state TWO of its functions. (3\
8.3The most common cause of explosions in furnaces is tube failure. State FOUR conditions that cause tube failure. (4\ 8. How is the magnesium oxide recovery furnace different from the soda
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9.1Give the chemical equation of each of the following reactions:
9.1.1 Causticising
9.1.2 Slaking
9.1.3Calcining 2\ (6\
9.2What problems occur as a result of high sodium content during unslaked lime production and how can it be avoided? (3\
9.3Brief ly explain the operating principle of a waste heat boiler. (4\ [1

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Total100 marks
Sections5 + 5 + 5 + 10 + 16 = 41 marks

Paper information

TitleExam Paper
SubjectPulp And Making Technology
LevelNCV Level 4
Document typeQuestion paper
Year2018
MonthNovember
Pages6
Downloads2

Examination context

Decade2010s
Years ago8y
SeasonSpring (SH)
Start dayThursday
Exam periodNovember 2018
Days since exam2,901

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