Process Control and Instrumentation Pressure of 0.0001 absolute psi can be measured by __________ gauge Mcloid Pirani Thermocouple None of these Mcloid Pirani Thermocouple None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation Conversion formula for converting amplitude ratio (AR) into decibels is Decibel = 20 log10 (AR)0.5 Decibel = 20 loge (AR)0.5 Decibel = 20 log10 (AR) Decibel = 20 loge (AR) Decibel = 20 log10 (AR)0.5 Decibel = 20 loge (AR)0.5 Decibel = 20 log10 (AR) Decibel = 20 loge (AR) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation Which of the following is not a second order instrument? Pressure gauge with one bellow, two tubes and a tank Mercury in glass thermometer with covering Bare mercury in glass thermometer None of these Pressure gauge with one bellow, two tubes and a tank Mercury in glass thermometer with covering Bare mercury in glass thermometer None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation Thermocouple in a thermal well behaves as a true First order system Second order system (overdamped) Multiple first order system Second order system (underdamped) First order system Second order system (overdamped) Multiple first order system Second order system (underdamped) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation If response of a control system is to be free of offset and oscillation, the most suitable controller is Proportional controller Proportional integral-derivative (PID) controller Proportional-derivative(PD)controller Proportional-integral (PI) controller Proportional controller Proportional integral-derivative (PID) controller Proportional-derivative(PD)controller Proportional-integral (PI) controller ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Process Control and Instrumentation Operating range of a temperature measuring instrument is 800 to 1600°C. It could be a/an __________ pyrometer. Radiation Photoelectric None of these Optical Radiation Photoelectric None of these Optical ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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