Questions and Answers
What does ENT Flexible Conduit refer to?
What does GPH stand for?
gallons per hour
What does 'Listed' mean in this context?
meets standards by a nationally-recognized testing agency
Advisory Rulings must be submitted in writing with _____ facts.
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Responsibilities of Licensure include notifying the owner of any code violations.
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What is required regarding Equal Responsibility of Supervision?
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Direct supervision is not required for a Helper.
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How often must a license be renewed?
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What must happen if a Helper license is not renewed within more than 90 days?
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What document must be filed prior to starting work regarding Chimney Disclosure?
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What is required for Permits regarding Storage Tanks?
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Installed piping for Underground Gas must be _____ fit.
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What is the primary requirement for Safety & Pressure Relief Valves?
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
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The Maine Fuel Board includes inspectors and their administrative staff.
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What must a helper have when conducting work related to propane and natural gas?
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What is the chemical composition of Natural Gas predominantly?
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Propane Gas is predominantly composed of what chemical?
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Study Notes
Maine Fuel Board Regulations: Key Terms and Definitions
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ENT Flexible Conduit: Refers to electrical non-metallic tubing used in electrical installations.
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GPH: Abbreviation for gallons per hour, a measurement used to denote flow rates.
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Listed: Indicates compliance with standards established by a nationally-recognized testing agency.
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Advisory Rulings: Decisions requiring a written submission with detailed facts and assent of four board members.
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Responsibilities of Licensure: Includes notifying owners of code violations, ensuring validity of dispensing station licenses, and compliance of data plates. No deliveries allowed under dangerous conditions.
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Equal Responsibility of Supervision: Applies when work is subcontracted and stresses shared supervisory duties.
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Helper Definition: Requires direct supervision at all times and stipulates a minimum age of 18.
Licensing and Permits
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Renewal of License: Licenses must be renewed every two years.
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Renewal of Helper License: If the renewal period exceeds 90 days, a new application is required.
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Requirements for Renewal Over Two Years: Must satisfy all conditions and rules set forth by the board.
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Permit Requirements for Storage Tanks: Tanks over 2000 gallons (or 4000 gallons aggregate) need board approval before installation.
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Permit Requirements for Rooftop Units: Propane containers and compressed natural gas units require submission for board approval.
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Application Procedure: Requires a specific form, detailed plans, cross-sectional views, and must be approved before installation.
Equipment and Safety Standards
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Board Inspection: Mandatory before operational start of equipment.
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Workmanship Standards: Must be completed in a neat, professional manner with competent practices.
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Combustion Efficiency Tests: Required annually; results must be posted to ensure compliance with NFPA 54 before operation.
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Low Water Cut-Off Requirement: Safety devices must be properly designed for the medium used, with no obstructive devices in critical areas.
Tank and Piping Regulations
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Existing Chimneys: Clearance is not required when replacing oil or gas-fired appliances.
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Underground Gas Piping: Must use electrically insulated and dielectric fittings before entering the building.
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Pipe Support Standards: Necessary for size and spacing, allowing for expansion and contraction without disengagement.
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Protection of Metallic Piping: Utilization of sleeving or approved coating methods for corrosion prevention.
Site and Emergency Regulations
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Vehicle Protection Requirements: Licensees must provide adequate protection against vehicle impacts, with specified spacing and heights for barriers.
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Emergency Breakaway Devices: Must be installed under dispensing units to enhance safety during emergencies.
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Warning Signs: Essential signage must be displayed, prohibiting smoking and requiring motor shut-offs during refueling.
Technician Responsibilities
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Direct Supervision Requirement for Helpers: Helpers must always be overseen by a licensed propane or natural gas technician when performing certain tasks.
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Appliance Connection and Service Technicians: Responsible for the installation, adjustment, and repair of gas utilization equipment and connected systems.
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Notification of Homeowner for Code Violations: Technicians must inform homeowners of any code violations found during service.
Fuel Types
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Natural Gas: A hydrocarbon fuel primarily composed of methane (CH4).
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Propane Gas: A hydrocarbon fuel with a chemical composition of predominantly propane (C3H8).
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