Control Fundamentals ppt Flashcards

1
Q

________ decides whether to make an adjustment

A

controller

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2
Q

An OPEN loop control loop has ___ feedback

A

NO

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3
Q

On open loop control loops, no feedback information is returned to the ________, changes must be made manually

A

controller

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4
Q

A CLOSED loop control loop has _______

A

feedback

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5
Q

On closed loop control loops, a ______ provides feedback to a controller which processes information and compares control point with set point

A

sensor

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6
Q

High voltage:

Low voltage:

Extra low voltage:

A

High voltage: 751+

Low voltage: 31v to 751v

Extra low voltage: 0 to 30v

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7
Q

Pneumatic controllers use ___ instead of ________, typically ___psig

A

air, electricity, 20psig

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8
Q

Variable refers to _____ temp

A

space

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9
Q

Medium refers to ___ you are trying to control

A

air

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10
Q

Overshoot and undershoot conditions are caused by ____ in the system

A

lag

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11
Q

Control agent is the mid in which the manipulated variable exists. In a steam heating system the control agent is the ______

A

steam

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12
Q

A device used to position dampers and control valves are

A

actuators

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13
Q

Series 90 electric actuators are being replaced by ____ _____ actuators

A

direct drive

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14
Q

Typical two position controls undershoot and overshoot to prevent system from short cycling causing damage to equipment. What is the downside?

A

lack of temperature control for comfort

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15
Q

Difference between the set point and and control point is known as? Also known as?

A

offset, deviation

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16
Q

The separation between heating and cooling is known as?

17
Q

The series 90 low-voltage control circuit provides _________ control and can be applied to motorized valves and dampers

A

modulating

18
Q

In modulating control, an actuator moves damper proportional to the sensed change in the controlled variable.

A 10 degree throttling range moves the actuator _____ of the total travel for each degree change in temp

19
Q

Proportional control helps keep the room temperature _____ to set point

20
Q

Proportional ____ is the change in controlled variable required to change the controller output from gully open to fully closed

21
Q

In _______ _______ control, reset of the control point is automatic

A

proportional integral

22
Q

Proportional _______ control changes the final control element position to accommodate load changes while keeping the control point at or very near the set point

23
Q
  1. Proportional integral derivative control (PID) adds a derivative function that ______ any change and is ________ to the rate of change
  2. The more quickly the control point changes, the more corrective action the ____ system provides
  3. PID control, eliminates _____, faster
A
  1. opposes, proportional
  2. PID
  3. offset
24
Q

What provides powers to the temperature sensor (RTD’s)

A

the controller

25
Q

RtD exhibits large _______ changes, linear changes, or both over wide temperature ranges

A

resistance

26
Q

A ________ is a solid state discrete sensor with a _______ temperature coefficient. As temp increases the resistance of the sensor decreases

A

thermistor, negative

27
Q

Temp sensors:

  1. temperature sensors are created by welding together two ________ metals
  2. When this junction is heated, a ______ is generated
  3. amount of _______ is directly proportional to the ____
A
  1. dissimilar metals
  2. voltage
  3. voltage, temp
28
Q

Thermocouples generate enough voltage to hold the _______ valve open

29
Q

Only the ___ of the thermocouple should be heated

30
Q

Thermopiles are different from thermocouples in that they generate a ______ voltage that is enough to run the actual gas valve

31
Q

As the temperature goes up on a thermocouple the _______ goes up

32
Q

Humidity Sensors

  1. Humidity sensors use a __________ material that will expand or contract in response to changes in humidity
  2. Types of Humidity sensors; name 3
A
  1. hygroscopic

2. wood, hair, gold leaf, membrane

33
Q

Define deadband

A

range between heating and cooling in which neither will turn on

34
Q

describe proportional band?

A

change in controlled variable required to change controller output from fully open to fully closed

35
Q

List different control loops and describe each one?

A

open - no feedback

closed- feedback

36
Q

List three different mechanical control components?

A

actuator, valves, dampers

37
Q

Name two different drive types of actuators?

A

electric, pneumatic