DAY 2 Trivia Flashcards
Rochelle Salt
KNOC4H4O6*4H2O
Function of a transducer
Convert the primary signal into more useful quantity
Used as a catalyst for the Haber-Hosch process of producing ammonia from nitrogen and hydrogen gas
Iron
Lee-Kesler correlation is only applicable for
non-polar and slightly polar compounds
CH 04
(P4-13)
Simplest type of control commonly expressed as having on/off position action
Bang Bang (Bang-zero-bang)
(P8-69)
Fugacity and pressure are numerically equal when a gas is:
an ideal gas
Ratio of thermal diffusivity and momentum
in liquid is known as
Prandtl Number
(CH-05; T6-9/T3-5)
What causes feedback on telephone
during raining days?
Oscillation
(CH-08)
What is used in ultrasonic flow meters?
Doppler Effect
(CH 08: Process Control; *Flowmeters:
CH 10)
What do you call the temperature in which the reactor cannot be controlled?
Runaway Temperature
(CH-23)
Oil shale is an organic-rich-fine-grained
sedimentary rock also known as
Kerogen
(CH-24: Fuels/Oils)
What do you call the temperature in which the reactor cannot be controlled?
Runaway Temperature
(CH-23: Process Safety)
It is a liquid that does not flow at all until a threshold shear stress is attained
Bingham plastic
In feedback control system for temperature control, a thermocouple measures the temperature and the output is fed to a controller. What results when one of the components known as a comparator compares a measured temperature value with desired value or set point?
Error
(CH-08: Process Control; P8-5)
The measure of a material’s ability to radiate absorbed energy.
Emissivity
In agitation, which among the following will not prevent
swirling or the formation of a vortex:
Installing baffles in the tank
Product of alumina and silica at high
temperature
Kaolinite
(CH-25: Matl’s of Construction)
What happens to the particle when grinding
limit is reached?
No change in particle size
(CH21: Size Reduction P21-67)
This phenomenon occurs in a fluid flow system when the local static pressure drops below the vapor pressure of the liquid at the existing temperature, resulting to damage to pumps and control valves from the formation of “BUBBLES” or VOIDS.
Cavitation
Heat Capacity is defined as C=dQ/dT. What is the difficulty about the relationship of C to Q which are supposedly state functions?
It is a process-dependent quantity.
What protective response which is initiated upon detection of a process hazard?
Interlock
(CH-08: Process Control)
The Brinell Number of a materials is a
measure of
Hardness
(CH-25: Mat’l of Construction)
What equation is used to relate reaction, rate constant, k and temperature?
k = A e^(-E/RT)
(CH-07: Reaction Kinetics; E7-8)
Which of the following is an example of
local equilibrium?
Shockwave
(CH 16: Theory of Eqbm; T16-2)