Pressure | Sensing Flashcards

1
Q

Pressure is measured against a ___

A

reference

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2
Q

Aneroid means ____

A

without fluid

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3
Q

Aneroid gauges use ___ pressure sensing elements which flex under pressure.

A

metallic

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4
Q

The least sensitive pressure sensing equipment is a ___, whilst the most is a ___

A

diaphragm, manometer

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5
Q

A diaphragm is a ____ which is corrugated for strength.

A

circular metal disk

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6
Q

A diaphragm will detect ___ pressure

A

low

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7
Q

One side of the diaphragm is exposed to the ___ ___ ___ ___, the other is linked to the indicating mechanism.

A

pressure to be measured

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8
Q

Aneroid capsules are used in gauges for ___ measurements, or ___ pressure

A

small, absolute

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9
Q

The aneroid capsule has a gear train and needle, which may be driven by an ___ and ___ ___. This is the aneroid.

A

enclosed, sealed chamber

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10
Q

The aneroid sealed chamber is used as a reference pressure and the needles are driven by the ___ ___.

A

external pressure

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11
Q

An aneroid capsule consists of two diaphragms placed face to face and joined at their edge to form a chamber that may be completely sealed or left open to a source of ___ ___.

A

absolute pressure

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12
Q

The aneroid capsule can be used for fairly ___ pressures, but are ___ sensitive than diaphragms

A

low more

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13
Q

Bellows are just several ___ joined together

A

unsealed capsules

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14
Q

Bellows are used for ___ pressures than aneroids

A

higher

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15
Q

The Bourdon Tube is an ___ hollow spring tube, sealed at one end, with the other connected to the ___ __ ___.

A

elliptical, source of pressure

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16
Q

The pressure differential ___ the Bourdon tube

A

straightens

17
Q

The pressure range in the Bourdon tube is governed by tubing wall ___ and the ___ of the curvature.

A

thickness, radius

18
Q

The material of the Bourdon tube is ___ ___ to make it retain its original shape closely

A

spring tempered

19
Q

Most Bourdon tube gauges use ___ ___

A

phosphor bronze

20
Q

The Bourdon tube ___ with increasing pressure.

A

expands

21
Q

The Manometer refers to ___ ___ ___ instruments

A

liquid column hydrostatic

22
Q

___ is most commonly used in a Manometer, as a result of its high density and low vapour pressure

A

Mercury

23
Q

Manometers are used for ___ purposes

A

calibration

24
Q

In order of increasing sensitivity, pressure measuring equipment is ___

A
  • Aneroid
  • Bellows
  • Bourdon Tube