310302 Flashcards

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What is the error range of a TT that measures from 250 degrees to - 50 degrees. Accuracy is .1%

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4 types of pressure standards and primary or secondary

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  • manometer (P)
  • deadweight (P)
  • pressure test guages (2)
  • pressure calibrator/controller (2)
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Difference in traceability of water triple point and an ice bath?

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Triple point provides traceability, ice bath dies not

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How often should you recertify process calibrators?

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Yearly

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Multimeters type accuracy in defending order

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1)reference standard
2) bench
3) process calibrators

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Who has sole jurisdiction for all trade measurement in the country

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Measurement canada

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What does triple point mean?

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The temp/pressure at which something can coexist as a solid, liquid and gas/vapor

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What is the triple point of water

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.01 degrees science

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This is?

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When should you use a diaphragm seal on a transmitter?

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  • temp outside normal transmitter range
  • corrosive process
  • needs sterilization (food, beverage, pharmaceutical)
  • wet/dry legs not stable or require frequent drain/fill
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3 most common types of radiation

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-alpha
-beta
-gamma

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Radiation exposure limit for non nuclear workers

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1 milli sievert (mSv)

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Radiation exposure limit for nuclear workers

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50 milli mSv per year
OR
100 mSv in 5 years

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This is for

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Dose rate of radiation

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This is

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Def isotope

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An atom of the same element with a different number of neutrons

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Ultrasonic. What conditions generate a weak signal in liquids? Solids?

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Liquids : foam or vapor due to density changes
Solid : small soft particles - tend to absorb the pulse

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Radar: what is thicker 6Ghz or 26Ghz

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On a domed vessel what is the correct way to mount a ultrasonic or radar level sensor?why

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Straight up and down and off center.
To avoid parabola effect

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Radar style?

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Cone

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Radar style

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Rod

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Radar style

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Process seal

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Radar style

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Horn

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Rsdar style

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Parabolic

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Radar style
Still pipe array
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Radar/ultrasonic A bypass pipe my also be called: Min diameter?
Bridle Side pipe Cage Chamber 80mm/3 inches
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Magnetostrictive instruments work by
Level is calculated by sensing a magnet that goes up and down a shaft
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A rotating paddle level detector works how:
Paddle rotates continuously at low speed When it contacts solid material it measures the increase in torque
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This is a ? Works by?
Vibrating fork level switch. Measures changes in frequency of the firks vibrations
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This is
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-Can you mount vibrating forks in material flow? -How do you know if the forks orientation?
-No , unless you install a baffle over it -Index mark on the mounting nut
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With a resistance tape level measurement as the level rises the resistance _____
Decreases
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4 reasons for flow measurement
- custody transfer - production - safest - process control
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These are for :
Liquid flow
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This is for
Gas flow
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What is the absolute pressure of methane @ 15'c and 700 kPag, Zf = .9042 , Mm = 16.043 and R = 8.3145? Atmospheric pressure 100 kpa
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The small s stands for,?
Standard amount of a substance
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A master meter is ? Requires?( liquid/gas)
Serves as a reference for proving other meters. It is proved against a traceable standard. It requires dual pulse counters
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The most accurate provers for fluids are :
Small volume piston provers
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Example of a primary element for differential pressure?
Something that restricts flow to reduce the differential- an orifice plate
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Example of a secondary element for differential pressure
A device that measures the differential pressure- a pressure transducer or transmitter
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Primary differential elements not including orifice plates are?
- venture tubes - flow nozzles - pilot tubes - annubars - venturi cones
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Diff pressure flow nozzles are good for?pressure loss is slightly higher than ____ ___?
High velocity fluid and steam flow . Pressure loss is slightly higher than venturi tubes
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A diff pressure pitot tube is good for? It consists of?
Clean liquid and gas processes. An impact tube that receives the total pressure input inside a second tube that measures static pressure through radial sensing holes
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And annubar (aka ...) is good for
- area averaging pitot station - measurering large flows of low pressure gasses
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Diff pressure venturi cone consists of?
A cone shaped obstruction that the fluid flows around with a pressure sensing tap down stream
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VENTURI TUBES : - A control valve should be no more than ____ downstream. - pressure taps are in the center and?
- 2 pipe diamaters -.25 to .5 pipe diameters upstream of the inlet cone
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Why are flow nozzles difficult to remove?
They are between flanges
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What can you use to shorten the pipe before a nozzle?
Flow straightener or conditioner
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Pitot tube's are usually ___ to ___ pipe diameters downstream of a "disturber" and face?
- 10 to 15 - face into the flow
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A V cone diff pressure element can be ___ to ___ pipe diameters downstream of a disturbance because?
- 1 to 3 - it causes flow conditioning itself
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Why is maintenance of diff pressure elements basically inspecting n cleaning ( not calibrating) ?
Because there are no moving parts
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Dc excitation is used in ___ % of magnetic flow meters
85
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Magnetic flow meters: ac excitation is preferred for what conditions:
- large amounts of air are in the process stream - a slurry and solid particles are not uniform - flow pulses at a frequency under 15 hz
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How does cathodic protection work on a piping system. Which side should be connected to ground?
The pipe becomes the cathode while another more easily corroded metal becomes the anode. Only the anode should be grounded
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When terminating a magnetic flow Metter you should try to keep the unshielded length to less than
1 inch
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A turbine flow meters sensor is called?
A pick up coil or pickoff coil
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Turbine flow meters: Why are gas ones different from liquid?
The difference in density between the fluids
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Why do turbine flow meters use flow conditioning or straightening vanes
Cause swirls / eddy currents in the fluid can cause the turbines to spin at different velocity which affects accuracy
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How can gas / air damage a turbine flow meter? How can this be avoided?
When it hits a gas pocket the rotor speeds up, then when it hits the liquid the increased resistance causes immediate slow down Using gas and air eliminators
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What does a shedder bar do?
Causes vortices which are timed (frequency) so vortex meters can measure flow
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2 ways to calibrate vortex flow meters
- compare to a flow proving device or master meter - use meter verification software
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Ultra sonic flow meters - single path reads - dual path reads - 5 path reads
- turbulent flow ( Re over 4000) - transitional and turbulent ( Re 2000 +) - laminar to turbulent
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What conditions work best for dappled effect flow meters?
- slurries that contain solids - liquids that contain bubbles - gasses with particles -