Hiried Process Instrumentation and Control Objective type Questions and Answers pdf

61.    For an orfice plate having ratio of inside and pipe diameter as 0.5, the pressure loss in comparison to differential pressure created is of the order of :
(a)     5%
(b)     10%
(c)     20%
(d)     35%
(e)     50%.
Ans: e

62.    15° taper venturi tube causes loss of following % of the differential pressure :
(a)     5%
(b)     10%
(c)     20%
(d)     30%
(e)     40%.
Ans: b

63.    Pick out false statement about advantages of orifice plates, used for flow measurement :
(a)    no moving parts
(b)    long-term reliability
(c)    highturn-down ratio
(d)    inexpensive
(e)    inherently simple in operation.
Ans: c

64.    Pick out false statement about disadvantages of orifice plates :
(a)    square root relationship
(b)    poor turn-down ratio
(c)    critical installation requirements
(d)    short-term reliability
(e)    high irrecoverable pressure loss.
Ans: d

65.    Dall tube is another variation of :
(a)     orifice plate
(b)     nozzle
(c)     venturi tube
(d)     rotameter
(e)     pitot-tube.
Ans: c

66.    Target meter is concerned with measure-ment of:
(a)     flow
(b)     pressure
(c)     viscosity
(d)     density
(e)     level.
Ans: a

67.    The flow error in case of normal nozzles is of the order of :
(a)     0.1%
(b)     0.2%
(c)     0.5%
(d)     1%
(e)     2%.
Ans: d

68.    Which of the following flow meter maintains a constant pressure differential but varies the orifice area with flow :
(a)     Ledoux bell
(b)     variable area
(c)    straightening vane
(d)    variable head
(e)    vane-type.
Ans: b

69.    Flow in open channels is measured by using :
(a)     nozzle
(b)     orifice plate
(c)     propeller
(d)     weir
(e)     vortex-shedding meter.
Ans: d

70.    For measuring air flow, following meter is often used :
(a)    vane-type or anemometer
(b)    electro magnetic flow meter
(c)    vortex-shedding meter
(d)    ultrasonic flow meter
(e)    pitot tube.
Ans: a

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