regulator types and proformance Flashcards

1
Q

what’s the proper location for the service regulator

A

on the service line before the meter

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2
Q

what’s the proper location for the line pressure regulator

A

between the service and the applinace regulator

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3
Q

what’s the proper location for the appliance regulator

A

at the appliance

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4
Q

what is the setpoint

A

the set or required outlet pressure

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5
Q

what does lockup mean

A

the pressure above the setpoint set to close the valve tight

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6
Q

what is meant by droop

A

the difference in pressure between the setpoint and the actual delievery pressure to the regulator full open pressure

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7
Q

cycling, higher lockup and bathtub stopper effect are oll symptoms caused by

A

an over sized orifice

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8
Q

how does a pilot tube improve the accuracy of the regulator

A

it senses when velocity is highest and therefore the pressure is lowest causing the diaghragm to open the valve more than is needed, boosting the pressure for a split second

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9
Q

what is the benifit associated with lever-type-direct-operated regulators

A

it has a greater mechanicle advantage and therefore a higher shut off force

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10
Q

define the term direct operated when describing regulators

A

the regulator opens and closes in direct response to down stream pressure

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11
Q

spring rate, diaphragm area, orifice size and pressure drop are all factors that effect

A

droop

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12
Q

the restricting elemeant of a regulator is

A

valve disc

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13
Q

increasing the spring force in an appliance regulator will

A

increase the manifold pressure

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14
Q

a pressure regulator is said to be the equalibrium when the

A

the opening force of the spring is equal to the closing force of the downstream pressure

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15
Q

the loading force in most regulators is provided by the

A

spring

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16
Q

droop pressure is

A

the outlet pressure which is lower than the setpoint pressure during flow conditions

17
Q

if you put a regulator on backwards what is most likelt to happen

A

the regulator will close completely

18
Q

when selecting the components of a service regulator, the required downstream pressure will be selected by

A

loading element

19
Q

the purpose of the pilot tube in a regulator is

A

to keep downstream pressure closer to setpoint during flow conditions