1. 3.14 Metered quantities are always more accurate than those obtained from static shore tank measurements.1) a. True
2) b. False
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2. 3.04 After deducting the OBQ or ROB, which volume is used to calculate a vessel experience factor [VEF]?1) a. TCV (Total Calculated Volume)
2) b. TOV (Total Observed Volume)
3) c. GSV (Gross Standard Volume)
4) d. GOV (Gross Observed Volume)
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3. 3.10 Volumetric shrinkage occurs when light hydrocarbons are mixed with crude oils. Which API MPMS chapter covers the subject of volumetric shrinkage?1) a. Chapter 9.3
2) b. Chapter 12.1
3) c. Chapter 12.2
4) d. Chapter 12.3
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4. 3.05 What is the primary function of a Voyage Analysis Report (VAR)?1) a. Providing a method for adjusting vessel figures for the Vessel Experience Factor (VEF)
2) b. Systematically placing all data required for voyage analysis on one page
3) c. Convincing shippers that the Bill of Lading is overstated
4) d. Convincing receivers that there was a problem in the terminal that caused part of the cargo to be incorrectly measured
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5. 3.03 A volumetric loss is usually determined by comparing the discharge port outturn quantity to the load port Bill of Lading quantity. On a crude oil cargo, which volume is compared?1) a. TCV (Total Calculated Volume)
2) b. TOV (Total Observed Volume)
3) c. GOV (Gross Observed Volume)
4) d. Answers a., b. and c. are all wrong
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