1. Which part adjusts the proportional band of this pneumatic transmitter ?

A. Part No 9
B. Part No 7
C. Part No 8
D. Part No 10

2. On which part of this pneumatic transmitter does the pressure of the process
(steam,oil,water) act ?

a. Item No 1
b. Item No 3
c. Item No 2
d. Item No 4

3. The span of this pneumatic transmitter is set by adjusting or tensioning.......

A. part No 10.
B. part No 9.
C. part No 15.
D.
part No 11.
4. From this drawing of a pneumatic pressure transmitter, what is the Proportional Band
setting ?
a. Proportional Band more than 100 %, amplification K less than 1
b. Proportional Band less than 100 %, amplification K more than 1
c. Proportional Band = 100 %, amplification K = 1
d. Proportional Band 0%, amplification infinitive
5. For which type of controller are these the input (left) and the response (right)
characteristics ?

a. A pneumatic integrator
b. A pressure integrating controller
c. A pneumatic inverter
d. A proportional integrating controller

6. In this drawing, the triangle marked "A" represents.......

 a. an ampere-differential transmitter
b. a current converter
c. an operational amplifier
d. an analog converter

7. Which resistor determines the proportional band on this electronic proportional

integrating controller ?

a. R2
b. Rf
c. R1
d. R3

8. Fitting a restriction RI in the supply to the proportional feedback of this PID controller
ensures that for an initial small variation on the input, the initial response on the output
will be .....

a. proportional
b. zero
c. very weak
d. strong
9. For which control instrument are these
the input (left) and the output or
response (right) characteristics ?

a. A pressure controlling data register

b. A pneumatic differentiating controller
c. A pressure differentiator
d. A proportional differentiating controller

10. For this PID controller to act only as a P (proportional) controller, what should be the
arrangement of restricting values R1 and R2 ?

a. R1 fully open, R2 fully open

b. R1 closed, R2 fully open
c. R1 closed, R2 closed D. R1 fully open, R2 closed 331.
11. which kind of controller are the input and output characteristics shown here ?

A. A proportional indicating differentiator

B. A proportional integrating-differentiating controller
C. A pressure indicating controller
D. A pneumatic differential summator

12. In the output characteristics (right) of this controller, which response lines are clearly shown
?

A. The proportional, integration and differentiation

B. The proportional, variation and integration
C. The output, variation and differentiation
D. The proportional output, offset and integration 333.
 13. How is the differentiating action of this PID controller obtained ?

A. By C and RL
B. By C and RL
C. By C and R3
D. By C and R2

14. Where would you find this instrument on board a ship ?

A. Near the Fuel, oil or water piping

B. In the Boiler Control Panel
C. In the Engine Control Room
D. In the Manoeuvring Remote Panel 335
15. How is the zero setting of this temperature transmitter adjusted ?
 A. By calibration of items 1, 2 and 3
B. By item No 3
C. By item No 2
D. By item No 1

16.How is the range of this instrument adjusted ?

A. With item No 3
B. With item No 2
C. With item No 1
D. With items 1, 2 and 3.

17. This is a.....

a. temperature calibration system.

b. Wheatstone bridge.
c. temperature compensation system.
d. rectifier bridge.

18. The three conductor system used by Wheatstone Bridge lay-outs is intended to
 provide........

a. balancing of the bridge by very high or very low temperatures.

b. conversion of an electrical signal into a pneumatic signal.
c. compensation for changing conductor resistance by changing temperature.
d. zero setting at all times by variable resistances to be measured.

19. The function of this measuring system is to..........

a. convert a digital signal into a pressure.

b. convert Field Effect Transistor readings into a temperature reading.
c. convert Wheatstone Bridge readings into remote pressure readings.
d. convert an electric temperature measurement into a pneumatic signal.

20. The resistance characteristic of Platinum is linear. The resistance characteristic of Nickel
is non-linear. How can the characteristic of Nickel be made linear ?
a. By fitting a compensation cable
b. By fitting another resistance in parallel
c. By using a three-wire system Wheatstone Bridge
d. By fitting another resistance in series