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What is a fluid?

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Section 1

(24 cards)

What is a fluid?

Front

A substance that can or will flow (liquid, gas-vapor, solids). Example: -Gasoline - liquid -Steam - gas -Talc powder - solid

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Give four examples of pressure sensors

Front

Manometer Bourdon tube Diaphragm Bellows

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What is pressure?

Front

Force per unit area (P=F/A).

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What are variables?

Front

Variables are physical devices or states that are: - Controlled - Measured -Manipulated Ex.: Pressure, level, flow, temperature and density

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What is instrumentation?

Front

Is the science and art of measurement, control and process manipulation

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Range

Front

Calibration range is the upper and lower values that the instrument is capable of measuring.

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One atmosphere of pressure is defined as:

Front

14.7 psi - 101.3 Kpa - 1 Bar

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A reference number that compares the weight of a specific volume of liquid to the same volume of water is called the?

Front

Specific gravity

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What is "Measurement"

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Measurement is the assignment of a number to a characteristic of an object or event, which can be compared with other objects or events.

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What is applied to the threads of a fitting prior to attaching it to an instrument?

Front

Teflon tape

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Instrumentation does what?

Front

This technology creates, constructs, and maintains the measuring and control devices and systems to allow process plants to optimize their production.

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Accuracy

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is the ratio of the error to the full score output expressed in percent span or percent reading.

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Spam

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is define as the algebraic difference between the upper and lower range values

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Tolerance

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is the permissible deviation from a specific value.

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Transducer

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A device that converts energy from one form to another. This conversion may be pressure to movement, electric current to pressure, liquid level to a twisting movement on a shaft, or any number of other combinations.

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What is a "measurand"

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A quantity intended to be measured An object being measured A physical quantity or property being measured So the diameter of the cylinder shaft in its midsection is the measurand in example a. The proportion of chromium in the rolled steel sheet is the measurand for example b. The measurand in example c is the specific weight of silver.

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What is the mathematical expression of pressure?

Front

P= F/A

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Name three instruments that are used by environment Canada to determine the weather.

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Barometer Anemometer Thermometer Ruler Rain gauge Wind sock Doppler radar

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Given an example of process loop in your home?

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The control of temperature inside your house.

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How process loops identified?

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Often process loops are colour code: Pressure: blue Level: green Flow: red Temperature: yellow

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Zero

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is the lower end of the scale

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What is a Datum Point

Front

It is a point which serves as a reference or base for the measurement of other quantities.

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RESOLUTION

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Resolution is defined as the smallest change that can be detected by a sensor

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Pressure Units

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Pounds per square inch (psi) or N/m2 - Pascal (Pa or kPa)

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