Process Control and Instrumentation A mercury barometer measures the __________ pressure. Vacuum Absolute Gauge Atmospheric Vacuum Absolute Gauge Atmospheric ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation Continuous flue gas analyser makes use of paramagnetic properties of some of its constituents, which move towards the strongest part of the magnetic field thus displacing diamagnetic gases. Which of the following gases is diamagnetic? NO NO₂ CO₂ O₂ NO NO₂ CO₂ O₂ ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation When a bare thermocouple is covered by a protective sheath, the response becomes Faster and oscillatory Slower and oscillatory Faster and non-oscillatory Slower and non-oscillatory Faster and oscillatory Slower and oscillatory Faster and non-oscillatory Slower and non-oscillatory ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation In a second order under damped system, the Decay ratio (which is the ratio of the sizes of successive peaks) is equal to the reciprocal of overshoot None of these Time required for the response of first reach its ultimate value is called the response time Overshoot (which is a measure of how much the response exceeds the ultimate value) increase with the decrease of damping co-efficient e Decay ratio (which is the ratio of the sizes of successive peaks) is equal to the reciprocal of overshoot None of these Time required for the response of first reach its ultimate value is called the response time Overshoot (which is a measure of how much the response exceeds the ultimate value) increase with the decrease of damping co-efficient e ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation Polarisation of light forms the working principle of a Chromatograph Polarograph Spectrometer Polarimeter Chromatograph Polarograph Spectrometer Polarimeter ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation A sinusoidal variation in the input passing through a linear first order system Becomes less oscillatory (frequency decreases) Gets attenuated (magnitude decreases) Becomes more oscillatory (frequency increases) Gets amplified (magnitude increases) Becomes less oscillatory (frequency decreases) Gets attenuated (magnitude decreases) Becomes more oscillatory (frequency increases) Gets amplified (magnitude increases) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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