Instrumentation 2 Test Flashcards

1
Q

What makes temperature measurements unique when compared to other process variables?

A

It is not measured directly

It is inferred by monitoring temperatures affects on other things

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2
Q

What is exothermic?

A

The emission of heat

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3
Q

What is endothermic

A

Absorption of heat

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4
Q

What is he transfer?

A

Process of thermal energy flowing from a body of high energy to a body of low energy

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5
Q

Four types of temperature measurements

A

Fahrenheit
Celsius
Kelvin
Ranking

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6
Q

There’s a thermowell?

A

Protects temperature sensors from harsh environments

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7
Q

Four main types of temperature sensors?

A

RTD
Thermocouples
Thermistor
Integrated circuit

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8
Q

Fahrenheit to Celsius

A

(F-32) / 1.8 = C

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9
Q

Celsius to Fahrenheit

A

C x 1.8+32=F

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10
Q

Celsius to Kelvin

A

C+273.15=kelvin

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11
Q

Rankine to Fahrenheit

A

R-459.67= F

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12
Q

What are two thermal couple types

A

Copper Constantin

Iron constantin

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13
Q

What is a thermopile

A

Set of thermocouples arranged for measuring small quantities of radiant heat usually wired in series

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14
Q

What is a dry well calibrator

A

Used for accurate liquid free calibrations of temperature devices
(RTD’S
Thermistors
Thermocouples)

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15
Q

Most common type of RTD

A

100-ohm, platinum

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16
Q

What device is the basis of most pneumatic instruments

A

Nozzle flapper system

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17
Q

Most common type of gas utilized for pneumatic signaling

A

Dry instrument air

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18
Q

Most Common pneumatic Signal

A

3-15 psi

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19
Q

How to find accuracy

A

(Deviation/span)x 100

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20
Q

How should process tubing be installed

A

As short as possible

21
Q

Relationship between Flow through a valve and the area of the opening

A

Proportional to the square root of the differential pressure across the valve times the area of the opening

22
Q

Difference between when your valve and nonlinear valve

A

When your valve when open 50% there is 50% of the max flow rate 25% open means 25% of the max flow rate the relationship is not true for a nonlinear valve

23
Q

What is a I/P transducer

A

Convert a current to pressure

24
Q

Fail open

A

Applied air acts against the spring in the actuator to cause the valve to close upon loss of air the spring will force the valve to open also referred to as direct action

25
Q

Fail closed

A

Opposite of feel open also known as reverse action

26
Q

Two most common analog signals used in the industry

A

1-5 VDC
4-20 mA
both utilize live zero

27
Q

Single loop controller

A

Program stored into permanent memory cannot be changed or adapted to fit a working process other than what it was designed for

28
Q

Protocol

A

Describes how data is to be exchanged

29
Q

Alpha numeric

A

Character set the controls both letters and digits

30
Q

Controlled system

A

Part of the system under control also known as the process

31
Q

How do you controllers execute the program logic

A

Sequentially

32
Q

What should be done before configuring a smart transmitter

A

What is the control loop in manual mode

33
Q

What’s the what’s the security switch be in

34
Q

Which process variable measurement may require the technician to configure transmitter for a square root output rather than a linear outlet

A

Flow-due to the relationship between flow velocity and the square root of the differential pressure measured across the restriction

35
Q

Digital to analog trim is performed on the smart device

A

Set the output of the device so thatwhen it tries to help with the necessary current it really is the current

36
Q

Damping procedure is completed

A

Adjusts how often the instrument updates the output in response to the sensor

37
Q

Sensor zero trim is performed

A

One point calibration that the Stabley S-t is the starting point for the sensing element

38
Q

Relationship between installation and accuracy

A

Transmitter is mounted in a position that changes the actual process pressure that is measuring the overall goal of maintaining efficient and accurate an automatic process cannot be achieved

39
Q

Recommended spacing for in front of an instrument in order to maintenance and calibrate

40
Q

Vent valves should be oriented with a liquid and what direction

A

Taps should be located on bottom of process line

41
Q

Vent valves for a gas should be located where

A

Tabs are at the top of device

42
Q

Discrete signal

A

Input signal receive from controller movie either on or off

43
Q

Gas measurement

A

Process to Tubing should be able to routed down word from the transmitter to the process

44
Q

Process to Bing for a liquid

45
Q

Process tubing for gas

46
Q

Impulse to being is connected to steam

A

Tubing will be filled with water to isolate the instrument from the heat of the steam

47
Q

Gas tubing cannot be routed without valleys we’re moisture may accumulate

A

Drains must be mounted to allow moisture to be removed

48
Q

Routing electrical conduit to a transmitter

A

Care must be taken so that the signal is not induced by stress voltage or electrical noise