Which of the following is not a temperature unit?
a. Kelvin
b. Rankine
c. Centigrade
d. Fahrenheit
e. Each answer is right
e. Each answer is right
0 Deg Celsius, corresponds to which of the following units
a. 32 Deg F
b. 273 K
c. 492 Deg R
d. all answers are right
d. all answers are right
Kelvin temperature scale was originally related to:
a. All answer are right
b. Celsius temperature scale
c. Fahrenheit temperature scale
d. Rankine temperature scale
b. Celsius temperature scale
Rankine temperature scale was originally related to:
a. Kelvin temperature scale
b. None of the answers is right
c. Celsius temperature scale
d. Fahrenheit temperature scale
d. Fahrenheit temperature scale
Which of the following temperature scale has only positive values:
a. Celsius temperature scale
b. Rankine temperature scale
c. Fahrenheit temperature scale
d. Kelvin temperature scale
b. Rankine temperature scale
d. Kelvin temperature scale
A resistance temperature detector is:
a. A temperature detector that changes its resistance value as temperature increases or decreases.
b. An electrical element that converts changes in temperature to a voltage signal by measurement of resistance
c. Al answers are correct
c. Al answers are correct
The best suited metals for RTDs have the following properties:
a. Stable with a given range of temperature
b. Have a good reproducibility
c. All answers are correct
d. Pure
c. All answers are correct
The most used RTD metals are:
a. Aluminum
b. Nickel
c. All answers are correct
d. Platinum
e. Copper
b. Nickel
d. Platinum
e. Copper
Wheatstone bridge is used to convert temperature into:
a. All answers are correct
b. Resistance
c. Current
d. Voltage
d. Voltage
Wheatstone bridge is balanced when a voltmeter or an ammeter is reading:
a. Negative values
b. Positive values
c. A zero value
c. A zero value
Wheatstone bridge has :
a. Two known and two unknown resistors
b. Four unknown resistors
c. One unknown resistor that represent the RTD
d. Three known resistors and one unknown resistor
c. One unknown resistor that represent the RTD
d. Three known resistors and one unknown resistor
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A 4-20 mA signal can be generated from a Wheatstone bridge if:
a. All answers are correct
b. A transducer replaces the RTD in the bridge.
c. A transducer replaces the voltmeter in the bridge
c. A transducer replaces the voltmeter in the bridge
If the RTD in a Wheatstone bridge is shorted, this indicates a:
a. Low temperature
b. High temperature
c. No answer is correct
a. Low temperature
If the RTD in a Wheatstone bridge is open, this indicates:
a. Low temperature
b. high temperature
c. no answer is correct
b. high temperature
Some problems with RTDs are :
a. Lead wires
b. Slow response time due to its large surface area
c. Self-heating
d. Low sensitivity
a. Lead wires
b. Slow response time due to its large surface area
c. Self-heating
d. Low sensitivity
Which of the following RTD configuration(s) doesn’t/ ( don’t) induce any error in temperature readings?
a. Two wire RTD
b. Four wire RTD
c. All answers are correct
d. Three wire RTD
b. Four wire RTD
d. Three wire RTD
A thermistor is a temperature element that:
a. Can increase its resistance as temperature increases
b. Has a resistance that changes in a non-linear relationship with temperature
c. Can decrease its resistance as temperature increases
d. None of the answers is correct
a. Can increase its resistance as temperature increases
b. Has a resistance that changes in a non-linear relationship with temperature
c. Can decrease its resistance as temperature increases
Thermistors :
a. Are less sensitive to lead resistance
b. Have fast response
c. Have high sensitivity
d. Are very accurate
e. No answer is correct
a. Are less sensitive to lead resistance
b. Have fast response
c. Have high sensitivity
d. Are very accurate
When two dissimilar wires are connected together at one end to form a junction and heated at that joint:
a. All answers are correct
b. A DC voltage is generated across them
c. A current is generated across them
d. An alternative voltage is generated across them
b. A DC voltage is generated across them
The Seebeck effect is :
a. Current generated between two thermocouples connected back to back , when one of them is heated.
b. The voltage generated across two dissimilar wires when their junction is heated.
c. The voltage generated across a thermocouple
d. all answers are correct
a. Current generated between two thermocouples connected back to back , when one of them is heated.
Different thermocouples handle different temperature ranges depending on:
a. All answers are correct
b. wire length
c. Wire size
d. Metals they are made of.
d. Metals they are made of.
When measuring a voltage across a (T) type thermocouple leads sitting on a surface of a table inside a laboratory, you will see a zero voltage across it, this is because :
a. the thermocouple junction and the thermocouple leads are at the same temperature.
b. The thermocouple wires and the voltmeter leads are not of the same metal type
c. there is an electromagnetic interference around the thermocouple
a. the thermocouple junction and the thermocouple leads are at the same temperature.
Ice bath and compensation circuit are used to:
a. All answers are correct
b. Eliminate the voltage created by the reference junction
c. Eliminate the effect of the junction created by measurement leads wires and the thermocouple wires.
a. All answers are correct
A thermopile is :
a. all answers are correct
b. used to measure extremely low temperatures
c. a series of thermocouples connected in series to provide a high voltage output reading
a. all answers are correct