Describing Tasks for Stationary Engineers Click this link to view O*NET’s Tasks section for Stationary Engineers. Note that common tasks are listed toward the top, and less common tasks are listed toward the bottom. According to O*NET, what are common tasks performed by Stationary Engineers? Check all that apply. observing and interpreting readings on gauges, meters, and charts managing financial resources to order supplies and equipment writing computer programs to control equipment testing boiler water quality or arranging for testing creating safety regulations after experimentation operating or tending stationary engines, boilers, and auxiliary equipment

Ariver flows from north to south at 8 km/h. a boat is to cross this river from west to east at a speed of 20 km/h (speed of the boat with respect to the earth/ground). at what angle (in degrees) must the boat be pointed upstream such that it will proceed directly across the river (hint: find the speed of the boat with respect to water/river)? a 288 b. 21.8 c. 326 d. 30.2

Inspection for bearing condition will include: (clo4) a)-color b)-smell c)-size d)-none of the above

An external consultant recommends that a plant installs a bank of capacitors for power factor correction. this will reduce the peak electrical demand charges by an average of 93 kw every month. the plant current pays $13 per kw in peak demand charges. the capacitor bank will include 223 kw of fixed capacitors, and 183 of variable capacitors. the fixed capacitors cost $59 per kw, and the variable capacitors will cost $65 per kw. the consultant charges 21% of the equipment costs to install the capacitors. because this project will reduce the demand for the electric utility, they are prepared to provide a one-time rebate of $42 per kw of reduced demand. what is the simple payback period for this project (in years)?