Instrumentation Flashcards

1
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Cannot be broken down into simpler substance/Pure substance with one type atom.

A

Element

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2
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Smallest particle of an element

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Atom

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3
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Group of atoms with a + or - charge.

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Ion

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4
Q

Ph under 7

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Acid

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5
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Ph over 7

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Alkaline (base)

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6
Q

Amount of water in the air.

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Moisture

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7
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Measure of a chemical or physical properties.

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Analytical

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8
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What is Kinetic Energy?

A

Energy of motion

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9
Q

What method of Heat Transfer uses fluid?

A

Convection

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10
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What method of Heat Transfer does not require matter?

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Radiation

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11
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What method of Heat Transfer uses direct contact?

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Conduction

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12
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T/F Heat always flows for low temperature to high temperature.

A

False, travels from high to low.

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13
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What is the purpose of a Thermowell?

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Inserted into piping/equipment to measure temperature by measuring elements.

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14
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What is the electromagnetic Spectra?

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A range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation.

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15
Q

T/F An RTD is more accurate than a Thermocouple.

A

TRUE

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16
Q

What instrument uses its own buoyance force to measure level?

A

Displacer

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17
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If the mass of remains constant and the density of a liquid in a tank decreases, the level of liquid in the tank ___.

18
Q

When the volume of a liquid in a tank decreases, the level of the liquid in the tank ___.

19
Q

When other instruments are unsuccessful to measure level, we turn to ___ devices.

20
Q

A gage that senses the surface of a material is a ___.

21
Q

Most common device to measure different pressure points.

22
Q

What is the formula to calculate the Flow Rate of a liquid?

A

Volume/Time

23
Q

What type of flow meters is the most commonly used in the process industry?

A

Differential Pressure (D/P)

24
Q

Electromagnetic flow meters are generally used with what type of liquid?

A

Aqueous material (conductive liquids, slurries, corrosive/abrasive materials.

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A primary element used in piping to create differential pressure is called ___ ___.
Venturi Tube
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A Reynolds Number is used to determine whether flow is ___ or ___.
Laminar or Turbulence
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T/F When a flowing fluid possesses a Reynolds Number greater than 4,000 it is considered to be laminar.
FALSE
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Special flanges to mount orifice plates are called ___ flanges.
Orifice
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If the flow rate through an orifice doubles the differential pressure.
Quadruples
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CH₄
Methane
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C₂H₆
Ethane
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C₃H₈
Propane
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C₄H₁₀
Butane
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What is a Hydrometer used for?
Measures specific gravity
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Property of matter by which it continues at rest or uniform motion unless it is changed by an external force.
Inertia
36
The amount of matter in a body
Mass
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The density of a substance relative to the density of water.
Specific Gravity
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When measuring pressure - 1 psi = ____ in. H₂O = ___.
(27.7/13) /// (2.04)
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What are the 5 elements we can control in a control look?
Temperature, Flow, Pressure, Level and Analytical
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The ability or tendency to float in water, air or other fluid.
Buoyancy
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Pressure into an electrical signal
Transducer. (I/P)