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What is the REFERENCE for gauge pressure?

Atmospheric Pressure

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What gauge is referenced to ABSOLUTE ZERO?

Absolute

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What gauge reads the DIFFERENCE between two measured pressures?

Differential

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Which gauge is more ACCURATE? (absolute, differential, or vacuum)

Absolute

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What is INFERRED measurement?

Some other variable is measured, then translated. (also called indirect)

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Which is more RELIABLE and ACCURATE: mechanical or electrical gauges?


Electrical


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Which is more EXPENSIVE: mechanical or electrical gauges?


Mechanical

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What are 5 factors that affect a LIQUID'S PRESSURE?


Height
Weight
Temperature
Atmospheric Pressure
Mechanical Machines


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What is the biggest factor that affects a GAS' PRESSURE?

Temperature

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How do gases EXERT PRESSURE?


Equal pressure in all directions


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What is the MEASUREMENT for atmospheric pressure?

14.7 psi

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The HIGHER the elevation, the _______ the atmospheric pressure.

lower

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How does a THERMISTOR work?

Changes electrical resistance when the temperature changes

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How does a THERMOCOUPLE work?

Convert heat into a proportional voltage

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How does a RESISTANCE TEMPERATURE DETECTOR (RTD) work?

Certain metals are used to detect temperature changes in order to adjust resistance


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What are 2 METALS used in an RTD, and why are they used?

Nickel - most sensitive

Platinum - best for wider temperature ranges

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Describe 2 characteristics of VOLUMETRIC FLOW RATE:

Measures the VOLUME of material that flows during specific period of TIME

Not measured directly, but INFERRED

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Describe a characteristic of FLOW VELOCITY:

The DISTANCE a material travels per unit of TIME

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Describe 2 characteristics of MASS FLOW RATE:


The WEIGHT of materials that flow during a specific period of TIME

Usually SOLIDS

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What is a REYNOLD'S NUMBER (R Number)?

Number used to identify type of flow current

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What are the 3 types of FLOW determined by the R NUMBER? (and their VALUES)

Laminar
2k or less

Transition
3k

Turbulent
7k-8k

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What does LAMINAR flow look like?

Very streamline and uniform

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What does TRANSITION flow look like?

Off center, but still straight

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What does TURBULENT flow look like?

Swirls; not straight at all

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What FLOW DETECTOR is this:

PADDLE wheels that rotate.
Uses TEE/SADDLE fittings.
HALL EFFECT causes voltage pulse.

ROTOR flow detector

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What FLOW METER is this:

BLUNT OBJECT in flow path.
VORTICES develop.
PRESSURE CHANGES create pulses.


VORTEX flow meter


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What FLOW METER is this:

Use a THERMISTOR.
Uses THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY.
TEMPERATURE affects RESISTANCE.

THERMAL flow meter

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What METER is this:

Measures MASS FLOW.
U SHAPED tube VIBRATES from MAGNET.
KINETIC energy RESISTS vibration.

CORIOLIS meter

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What FLOW METER is this:

Sound causes DOPPLER EFFECT.
Uses PIEZEOELECTRIC device.
Turns SOUND into ELECTRICITY.
Good for DIRTY liquids.


ULTRASONIC flow meter


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What FLOW DETECTOR is this?

VOLUMETRIC FLOW into VOLTS.
Based on FARADAY LAW.
VOLTAGE PRODUCED = FLOW RATE.


ELECTROMAGNETIC flow detector


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What is POINT LEVEL measurement? (2 characteristics)

Detects if interface is at a PREDETERMINED point

Detects using BOOLEAN signals

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What is CONTINUOUS LEVEL measurement? (2 characteristics)

Locates interface within range of ALL POSSIBLE LEVELS at ALL TIMES

ANALOG signal between 4 and 20 mA

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

OBSERVE location of top of material

VISUAL measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

DIPSTICK inserted into material

ROD GAUGE measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

TRANSPARENT tube connected to side of vessel

SIGHT GLASS measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

ROUND object riding on SURFACE of liquid

FLOAT TYPE measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

WEIGHTED probe has BUOYANCY, tends to FLOAT; uses ARCHIMEDES' principle

DISPLACEMENT LEVEL measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

OLDEST method, also called PURGE, uses DIP TUBE and BUBBLER PIPE

BUBBLER measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

Uses MOTION to measure level by SPINNING, it is INVASIVE

PADDLE WHEEL measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

Pressure detector using INDIRECT/INFERRED measurement, material exerts its OWN WEIGHT

HYDROSTATIC HEAD LEVEL measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

Uses 2 PRESSURE DETECTORS, one placed at BOTTOM, other placed in VAPOR SPACE

DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE measurement

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What kind of MEASUREMENT is this:

Uses INFERRED measurement value of WEIGHT, also is NONINVASIVE and very ACCURATE

WEIGHT measurement

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What kind of SENSOR is this:

Detect presence of CONDUCTIVE LIQUID, a type of SINGLE POINT measurement

CONDUCTIVE PROBE sensor

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What kind of SENSOR is this:

Uses DIELECTRIC, a type of CONTINUOUS LEVEL measurement

CAPACITIVE PROBE sensor

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What kind of SENSOR is this:

Creates ULTRASONIC WAVES made by OSCILLATOR, amount of TIME waves travel is MEASURED

ULTRASONIC sensor