Video Quiz: part 1


part 1Online version part 1 by Leyla Huseynli 1 What does an instrument technician do in general terms? a A) Repairs cars and household appliances b B) Writes software for industrial computers c C) Works with automation and safety equipment d D) Installs telephone and internet cables 2 What is a process variable? a A) A tool used to repair machines b B) A mathematical formula used in programming c C) A physical quantity that needs to be measured and controlled d D) A person responsible for supervising instruments 3 Why is controlling process variables important in industry? a A) To save space in the plant b B) To improve worker motivation c C) To ensure the process runs safely and efficiently d D) To reduce the number of employees needed 4 Which process variable relates to the amount of gas in pipes? a A) Flow b B) Level c C) Pressure d D) pH 5 What is the process variable that can indicate how acidic or basic a solution is? a A) Level b B) Temperature c C) Flow d D) pH 6 Which process variable describes how much material is moving through a pipe per unit of time? a A) Flow b B) Level c C) pH d D) Temperature 7 What does the process control loop do? a A) Controls a process variable at the desired setpoint b B) Pumps hot water to radiators c C) Detects fire and gas releases d D) Calibrates sensors automatically 8 Which of the following is NOT part of a process control loop? a A) Sensor b B) Logic solver c C) Transformer d D) Actuator 9 What is a setpoint? a A) The actual process variable b B) The comparator in the logic solver c C) The target value for a process variable d D) The actuator signal 10 What is the role of a sensor in a control loop? a A) To measure the actual process variable b B) To compare the setpoint and process variable c C) To control the actuator d D) To send the emergency shutdown signal 11 Which component of a process control loop compares the setpoint to the process variable and decides the action to take? a A) Sensor b B) Logic solver c C) Actuator d D) Setpoint 12 What does an actuator do? a A) Manipulates or changes the process variable b B) Measures the process variable c C) Sets the setpoint d D) Acts as the logic solver 13 What is calibration? a A) Testing the actuator function b B) Comparing sensor output with a known constant c C) Setting the setpoint d D) Repairing the sensor 14 Why is calibration important? a A) To pump chemicals b B) To prevent emergencies c C)To ensure sensor accuracy d C) To operate the logic solver 15 What does planned maintenance include? a A) Fault finding b B) Emergency shutdown c C) Boiler ignition d D) Function testing and calibration 16 What is function testing? a A) Setting the setpoint b B) Cleaning the sensors c A) A check to make sure equipment behaves as expected d D) Detecting fire and gas 17 What is one goal of planned maintenance? a A) To prevent future breakdowns b B) To cool the reactor c C) To calibrate the boiler d D) To pump hot water 18 What is fault finding? a A) Setting the setpoint b B) Calibration of sensors c C) Function testing d D) A skilled process to detect problems 19 What are emergency shutdown systems designed to do? a A) Automatically put the plant into a safe condition during an emergency b B) Measure the process variable c C) Calibrate the sensors d D) Pump hot water 20 Why is maintaining fire and gas detection equipment important? a A) It sets the setpoint b B) It protects people and prevents disasters c C) It calibrates sensors d D) It controls radiators

1

What does an instrument technician do in general terms?

a

A) Repairs cars and household appliances

b

B) Writes software for industrial computers

c

C) Works with automation and safety equipment

d

D) Installs telephone and internet cables

2

What is a process variable?

a

A) A tool used to repair machines

b

B) A mathematical formula used in programming

c

C) A physical quantity that needs to be measured and controlled

d

D) A person responsible for supervising instruments

3

Why is controlling process variables important in industry?

a

A) To save space in the plant

b

B) To improve worker motivation

c

C) To ensure the process runs safely and efficiently

d

D) To reduce the number of employees needed

4

Which process variable relates to the amount of gas in pipes?

a

A) Flow

b

B) Level

c

C) Pressure

d

D) pH

5

What is the process variable that can indicate how acidic or basic a solution is?

a

A) Level

b

B) Temperature

c

C) Flow

d

D) pH

6

Which process variable describes how much material is moving through a pipe per unit of time?

a

A) Flow

b

B) Level

c

C) pH

d

D) Temperature

7

What does the process control loop do?

a

A) Controls a process variable at the desired setpoint

b

B) Pumps hot water to radiators

c

C) Detects fire and gas releases

d

D) Calibrates sensors automatically

8

Which of the following is NOT part of a process control loop?

a

A) Sensor

b

B) Logic solver

c

C) Transformer

d

D) Actuator

9

What is a setpoint?

a

A) The actual process variable

b

B) The comparator in the logic solver

c

C) The target value for a process variable

d

D) The actuator signal

10

What is the role of a sensor in a control loop?

a

A) To measure the actual process variable

b

B) To compare the setpoint and process variable

c

C) To control the actuator

d

D) To send the emergency shutdown signal

11

Which component of a process control loop compares the setpoint to the process variable and decides the action to take?

a

A) Sensor

b

B) Logic solver

c

C) Actuator

d

D) Setpoint

12

What does an actuator do?

a

A) Manipulates or changes the process variable

b

B) Measures the process variable

c

C) Sets the setpoint

d

D) Acts as the logic solver

13

What is calibration?

a

A) Testing the actuator function

b

B) Comparing sensor output with a known constant

c

C) Setting the setpoint

d

D) Repairing the sensor

14

Why is calibration important?

a

A) To pump chemicals

b

B) To prevent emergencies

c

C)To ensure sensor accuracy

d

C) To operate the logic solver

15

What does planned maintenance include?

a

A) Fault finding

b

B) Emergency shutdown

c

C) Boiler ignition

d

D) Function testing and calibration

16

What is function testing?

a

A) Setting the setpoint

b

B) Cleaning the sensors

c

A) A check to make sure equipment behaves as expected

d

D) Detecting fire and gas

17

What is one goal of planned maintenance?

a

A) To prevent future breakdowns

b

B) To cool the reactor

c

C) To calibrate the boiler

d

D) To pump hot water

18

What is fault finding?

a

A) Setting the setpoint

b

B) Calibration of sensors

c

C) Function testing

d

D) A skilled process to detect problems

19

What are emergency shutdown systems designed to do?

a

A) Automatically put the plant into a safe condition during an emergency

b

B) Measure the process variable

c

C) Calibrate the sensors

d

D) Pump hot water

20

Why is maintaining fire and gas detection equipment important?

a

A) It sets the setpoint

b

B) It protects people and prevents disasters

c

C) It calibrates sensors

d

D) It controls radiators

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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by Leyla Huseynli

What does an instrument technician do in general terms?

What is a process variable?

Why is controlling process variables important in industry?

Which process variable relates to the amount of gas in pipes?

What is the process variable that can indicate how acidic or basic a solution is?

Which process variable describes how much material is moving through a pipe per unit of time?

What does the process control loop do?

Which of the following is NOT part of a process control loop?

What is a setpoint?

What is the role of a sensor in a control loop?

Which component of a process control loop compares the setpoint to the process variable and decides the action to take?

What does an actuator do?

What is calibration?

Why is calibration important?

What does planned maintenance include?

What is function testing?

What is one goal of planned maintenance?

What is fault finding?

What are emergency shutdown systems designed to do?

Why is maintaining fire and gas detection equipment important?

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