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Froggy Jumps Process Control BasicsOnline version Fundamentals of process control. by jeliha bujang 1 What is a process? a A simple storage of materials without change. b An operation that uses resources to transform input into an output (desired product). c A chemical reaction that happens spontaneously. 2 Which of the following is NOT a main process variable? a Flow b Pressure c Color 3 What is an Open Loop System? a The control action is independent of the output. b The control action depends on output feedback. c The system uses only a manual switch. 4 What defines a Closed‑Loop Control System? a The control action is dependent on the output using feedback. b It has no feedback. c It uses only manual input. 5 Set Point (SP) is the value at which we wish to maintain the PV at. True or False? a True b Not defined in this context c False 6 Process Variable (PV) is the variable that the control system maintains. True or False? a False b Not defined in this context c True 7 The Controller in a control system is best described as the system’s what? a The brain of the system b The actuator c The sensor 8 What does Controller Output (CO) / Manipulated Variable (MV) do? a Sets the SP b Measures the PV c Drives the final control element to affect the process 9 Direct acting vs Reverse acting: how does input change affect output in direct acting? a An increase in input decreases the output b Output remains unchanged c An increase in input increases the output 10 Which is an Open Loop System example? a Washing Machine Timer b Tank level control c Boiler pressure control

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Process Control BasicsOnline version

Fundamentals of process control.

by jeliha bujang

What is a process?

A simple storage of materials without change.

An operation that uses resources to transform input into an output (desired product).

A chemical reaction that happens spontaneously.

Which of the following is NOT a main process variable?

Flow

Pressure

Color

What is an Open Loop System?

The control action is independent of the output.

The control action depends on output feedback.

The system uses only a manual switch.

What defines a Closed‑Loop Control System?

The control action is dependent on the output using feedback.

It has no feedback.

It uses only manual input.

Set Point (SP) is the value at which we wish to maintain the PV at. True or False?

True

Not defined in this context

False

Process Variable (PV) is the variable that the control system maintains. True or False?

False

Not defined in this context

True

The Controller in a control system is best described as the system’s what?

The brain of the system

The actuator

The sensor

What does Controller Output (CO) / Manipulated Variable (MV) do?

Sets the SP

Measures the PV

Drives the final control element to affect the process

Direct acting vs Reverse acting: how does input change affect output in direct acting?

An increase in input decreases the output

Output remains unchanged

An increase in input increases the output

Which is an Open Loop System example?

Washing Machine Timer

Tank level control

Boiler pressure control

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Process Control BasicsOnline version

by jeliha bujang

What is a process?

Which of the following is NOT a main process variable?

What is an Open Loop System?

What defines a Closed‑Loop Control System?

Set Point (SP) is the value at which we wish to maintain the PV at. True or False?

Process Variable (PV) is the variable that the control system maintains. True or False?

The Controller in a control system is best described as the system’s what?

What does Controller Output (CO) / Manipulated Variable (MV) do?

Direct acting vs Reverse acting: how does input change affect output in direct acting?

Which is an Open Loop System example?

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