Question 10 of 30
The hydrocarbon content in the atmosphere of a pump room is measured using a
A
Tankscope
B
Explosimeter
C
The Draeger instrument
D
Alarm system detector
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Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is Option C: The Draeger instrument.
Draeger-type gas detection tubes are commonly used on ships to provide accurate, localized concentration readings of specific hydrocarbon gases in various compartments, including pump rooms.