Midterm/q1,2,3 Mod 1,2,2a,3,4, discussions and P&ID questions ch6 7 text Flashcards
The process, in engineering units, to a electronic transmitter that has an analog lower input of 300C and an analog upper value of 500 C would be:
A) LRV = 0 % URV = 100 %
B) Zero = 300 C Span = 200 C
C) LRV = 4mA URV = 20mA
D) LRV = 300 C URV = 500 C
D) LRV = 300 C URV = 500 C
Which of the following rules have legal force, or could be enforced in a court of law?
A) The black wire in a cable must always be connected to the negative terminal.
B) Always walk on the right side of the sidewalk.
C) A pressure relief device for a boiler must be set to open before the pressure in the pressure equipment exceeds the maximum allowable working pressure of the pressure equipment.
D) Label the balloon symbol of a differential pressure transmitter as PDT.
C) A pressure relief device for a boiler must be set to open before the pressure in the pressure equipment exceeds the maximum allowable working pressure of the pressure equipment.
Name the instrument that can indicate time stamped, historical PV data.
A) A wireless lap top with an Excel spreadsheet
B) A transmitter with diagnostics
C) A strip chart recorder
D) A process alarm
C) A strip chart recorder
What does the “P” mean in this drawing?
A) The valve has a positioner attached to it.
B) It is a pressure control valve
C) This valve flags a fails to the last known position
D) The valve ia a direct acting positive displacement type
A) The valve has a positioner attached to it.
Describe what could happen with this device.
A) it will open when the return spring fails
B) it will opens when a control signal fails
C) it will open when the process falls below the setpoint
D) it will open upon an operator manual input
B) it will opens when a control signal fails
Where would you go if you wanted to know about specific personal safe working practices on the job site?
A) Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Part 18 personal duty to risk
B) Alberta Safety Codes Act Section 65 equipment safety design
C) Alberta Safety Codes Act Section 34 safety inspections
D) Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Part 15 risk isolation
A) Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Part 18 personal duty to risk
Why must the water level not get too low in a steam drum?
A) Low water level will not produce as much steam.
B) A low water level is really an ideal condition , since the volume in the steam drum will now be filled with steam.
C) The boiler tubes could crack under excessive heat stress.
D) There is no “water level” in the steam drum. That’s why it’s called the “steam” drum.
C) The boiler tubes could crack under excessive heat stress.
A question came up about what color the ground wire should be in a service panel. We would consult:
A) CEC
B) ISA
C) NEMA
D) ISO
A) CEC
Where would you go to find information on standards for control signals?
A) ISA
B) ISO
C) IEC
D) IEEE
A) ISA
An example of a device used to produce a standardized signal from a a process variable is:
A) an I/P
B) a controller
C) a transmitter
D) a P/I
C) a transmitter
You try to connect a pipe segment to a vessel, in a Smartplant P&ID drawing, and an inconsistency shows up between the vessel and the pipe. What is the solution?
A) make sure the other end of the pipe segment is attached to something
B) add a flange to the vessel
C) use a connect to process signal line
D) use a secondary piping segment instead
B) add a flange to the vessel
In what situation would the AGA 3 standard be used?
A) To standardize the measurment of gas flow through an orifice plate.
B) To measure standardized liquid flow rates through a PD meter
C) To measure standard liquid levels and compensate for density
D) To measure the quality of gas through a meter.
A) To standardize the measurment of gas flow through an orifice plate.
If the controller generates an output signal based on the relationship of
process variable (PV) to the setpoint (SP), then we could say the process is under __________.
A) feedforward control
B) self regulating control
C) manual control
D) automatic control
D) automatic control
A process variable is defined as:
A) a measurement of how the process affects the environment
B) an external variable that will affect the process at the final stage of production.
C) the variable that is a part of the process and contributes to its overall characteristic.
D) a variable that affects the process, but is not a part of the process.
C) the variable that is a part of the process and contributes to its overall characteristic.
Under what condition would this type of device be used?
A) abnormal process value will safely shutdown this device
B) this device can be operated manually if required
C) this device will fail in the last known position
D) device will locally indicate a failed control signal
B) this device can be operated manually if required
What does the following symbol represent?
A) Current transmitter
B) Indicator
C) Input node
D) Current source
B) Indicator
What does FSHH mean?
A) Flow Switch High High means the switch senses a high flow rate and logs the event
B) Flow Switch Hold High alarm means the switch is still operable
C) Flow Switch High High means an alarm is sent and an automatic shutdown is initiated.
D) Fast Switch High High indicating a high pressure
C) Flow Switch High High means an alarm is sent and an automatic shutdown is initiated.
The variable that is used to alter the process and is typically not measured is:
A) measurement variable
B) disturbance
C) manipulated variable
D) process variable
C) manipulated variable
Which organization lists regulations that deal with Personal Protective Equipment?
A) Occupational Health and Safety Association
B) Alberta Safety Codes Association
C) Alberta Boiler Safety Association
D) Canadian Standards Association
A) Occupational Health and Safety Association
Which drawing shows the flow of information within a control system?
A) Loop drawings
B) PFD’s.
C) Functional diagrams.
D) P&ID’s
C) Functional diagrams.
All field instruments used in a loop drawing, have:
A) a fail mode indication
B) a unique ISA symbol.
C) a control loop number
D) an input and output.
D) an input and output.
Which device can be turned down?
A) a P/I
B) an I/P
C) a controller
D) a tranmsitter
D) a tranmsitter
What symbol is used, in Smartplant P&ID, to represent a “connect to process “ connection line?
A) a thin solid line
B) a dashed line
C) a heavy solid line
D) a thin solid line with flanged connections
A) a thin solid line
What window, in Smartplant P&ID, is used to potentially link future drawings together with existing drawings?
A) the OPC listed in the properties window
B) OPCs listed in the Engineering Data Editor
C) the OPC object in the catalog explorer window and its active linked partner
D) the OPC Consistency Checker window
B) OPCs listed in the Engineering Data Editor
What is a Standard?
A) A collection of rules and practical guidelines for the completion of a task.
B) A governmental order having the force of law that contains more information than that Act from which it came.
C) An accepted norm or requirement.
D) A principle or regulation that governs our conduct.
C) An accepted norm or requirement.
What is a Regulation?
A) A governmental order having the force of law that contains more detailed information than that Act from which it came.
B) A principle or regulation that governs our conduct.
C) A collection of detailed rules and practical guidelines for the completion of a task.
D) An norm or requirement generally accepted by the industry.
A) A governmental order having the force of law that contains more detailed information than that Act from which it came.
What does this symbol represent?
A) A manual augmented control valve.
B) An indeterminate failed control valve
C) A failed locked position control valve
D) An out of service control valve
C) A failed locked position control valve
What is a Code?
A) A governmental order having the force of law that contains more information than that Act from which it came.
B) A principle or regulation that governs our conduct.
C) A collection of rules and practical guidelines for the completion of a task.
D) An accepted norm or requirement.
C) A collection of rules and practical guidelines for the completion of a task.
The zero and span output for a pneumatic transmitter is:
A) zero = 3 span = 12 psi
B) zero = 0 span = 15 psi
C) zero = 3 span = 15 psi
D) zero = 4 mA span = 20 mA
A) zero = 3 span = 12 psi
What can be said about this device?
A) It is direct acting
B) It has a range of 0 to - 200 PSID
C) 200 PSID = 20 mA
D) 200 PSID = 4 mA
D) 200 PSID = 4 mA