KME201T MCQS

UNIT 4

MEASUREMENT
AND
CONTROL SYSTEM
Q.1.
A________IS AN ACT OF ASSIGNING VALUE TO
A PHYSICAL_________.
A. MEASURMENT, VALUE
B . MEASUREMENT, VARIABLE
C . MESARMENT, VARIABLE
D. MEASUREMENT, VALUE
A.1
A ________ IS AN ACT OF ASSIGNING VALUE TO
A PHYSICAL _________.
A. MEASURMENT, VALUE
B . MEASUREMENT, VARIABLE
C . MESARMENT, VARIABLE
D. MEASUREMENT, VALUE
Q.2
A PROPERLY PREPARED CALIBRATION CORRECTION
CURVE GIVES INFORMATION ABOUT THE ABSOLUTE
STATIC ERRORS OF THE MEASURING DEVICE, THE
EXTENT OF THE INSTRUMENT’S _________ OR
CONFORMITY, AND THE HYSTERESIS AND ___________
OF THE INSTRUMENT.
A. LINEARITY, REPEATABILITY
B . REPEATABILITY, LINEARITY
C . ACCURACY, PRECISION
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A.2
A PROPERLY PREPARED CALIBRATION CORRECTION
CURVE GIVES INFORMATION ABOUT THE ABSOLUTE
STATIC ERRORS OF THE MEASURING DEVICE, THE
EXTENT OF THE INSTRUMENT’S _________ OR
CONFORMITY, AND THE HYSTERESIS AND ___________
OF THE INSTRUMENT.
A. LINEARITY, REPEATABILITY
B . REPEATABILITY, LINEARITY
C . ACCURACY, PRECISION
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Q.3
IN AN ELECTRIC TACHOMETER, THE TERTIARY SIGNAL IS
BETWEEN _____ AND _______ . IT REPRESENTS _____ CONVERTED
INTO ____.
A. FIRST TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, LENGTH, VOLTAGE
B . FIRST TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, LENGTH, VOLTAGE
C . FIRST TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, VOLATAGE , LENGTH
D. SECOND TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, LENGTH, VOLTAGE
A.3
IN AN ELECTRIC TACHOMETER, THE TERTIARY SIGNAL IS
BETWEEN _____ AND _______. IT REPRESENTS _____ CONVERTED
INTO ____.
A. FIRST TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, LENGTH, VOLTAGE
B . FIRST TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, LENGTH, VOLTAGE
C . FIRST TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, VOLATAGE , LENGTH
D. SECOND TRANSLATION, OBSERVER'S EYE, LENGTH, VOLTAGE
Q.4
THE DEGREE OF CLOSENESS OF THE MEASURED
VALUE OF A CERTAIN QUANTITY WITH ITS TRUE
VALUE IS KNOWN AS
A. ACCURACY
B . PRECISION
C . STANDARD
D. SENSITIVITY
A.4
THE DEGREE OF CLOSENESS OF THE MEASURED
VALUE OF A CERTAIN QUANTITY WITH ITS TRUE
VALUE IS KNOWN AS
A. ACCURACY
B . PRECISION
C . STANDARD
D. SENSITIVITY
Q.5
ERROR OF MEASUREMENT =

A. TRUE VALUE – MEASURED VALUE

B . PRECISION – TRUE VALUE
C . MEASURED VALUE – PRECISION
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A.5
ERROR OF MEASUREMENT =

A. TRUE VALUE – MEASURED VALUE

B . PRECISION – TRUE VALUE
C . MEASURED VALUE – PRECISION
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Q.6
TO COMPARE AN UNKNOWN WITH A STANDARD
THROUGH A CALIBRATED SYSTEM IS CALLED
A. DIRECT COMPARISON
B . INDIRECT COMPARISON
C . BOTH ‘A’ AND ‘B’
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A.6
TO COMPARE AN UNKNOWN WITH A STANDARD
THROUGH A CALIBRATED SYSTEM IS CALLED
A. DIRECT COMPARISON
B . INDIRECT COMPARISON
C . BOTH ‘A’ AND ‘B’
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Q.7
THE PRINCIPLE OF ‘INTERCHANGEABILITY’ IS
NORMALLY EMPLOYED FOR
A. MASS PRODUCTION
B . PRODUCTION OF IDENTICAL PARTS
C . PARTS WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED LIMITS OF SIZES
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
A.7
THE PRINCIPLE OF ‘INTERCHANGEABILITY’ IS NORMALLY
EMPLOYED FOR
A. MASS PRODUCTION
B . PRODUCTION OF IDENTICAL PARTS
C . PARTS WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED LIMITS OF SIZES
D. ALL OF THE ABOVE
Q.8
THE AMOUNT BY WHICH THE ACTUAL SIZE OF A SHAFT
IS LESS THAN THE ACTUAL SIZE OF MATING HOLE IN AN
ASSEMBLY
A. CLEARANCE
B . INTERFERENCE
C . ALLOWANCE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A.8
THE AMOUNT BY WHICH THE ACTUAL SIZE OF A SHAFT
IS LESS THAN THE ACTUAL SIZE OF MATING HOLE IN AN
ASSEMBLY
A. CLEARANCE
B . INTERFERENCE
C . ALLOWANCE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Q.9
THE AMOUNT BY WHICH THE ACTUAL SIZE OF A SHAFT
IS MORE THAN THE ACTUAL SIZE OF MATING HOLE IN
AN ASSEMBLY
A. CLEARANCE
B . INTERFERENCE
C . ALLOWANCE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A.9
THE AMOUNT BY WHICH THE ACTUAL SIZE OF A SHAFT
IS LESS THAN THE ACTUAL SIZE OF MATING HOLE IN AN
ASSEMBLY
A. CLEARANCE
B . INTERFERENCE
C . ALLOWANCE
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Q.10
‘GO’ AND ‘NO GO’ GAUGE IS A TYPE OF

A. PLUG GAUGE
B . SLIP GAUGE
C . RING GAUGE
D. LIMIT GAUGE
A.10
‘GO’ AND ‘NO GO’ GAUGE IS A TYPE OF

A. PLUG GAUGE
B . SLIP GAUGE
C . RING GAUGE
D. LIMIT GAUGE
Q.11
TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM IS THE EXAMPLE OF:

A. OPEN-LOOP SYSTEM
B . CLOSED-LOOP SYSTEM
C . BOTH (A) AND (B)
D. NONE OF THESE
A.11
TRAFFIC LIGHT SYSTEM IS THE EXAMPLE OF:

A. OPEN-LOOP SYSTEM
B . CLOSED-LOOP SYSTEM
C . BOTH (A) AND (B)
D. NONE OF THESE

Explanation: The traffic lamp will glow according to the

set timing and sequence and is time-dependent. The
sequence and time are controlled by relays that work on
the pre-programmed time. It does not depend upon the
rush of the road.
Q.12
GIVEN FIGURE REPRESENTS:
A. AUTOMATIC LOOP
B . OPEN LOOP
C . CLOSED LOOP
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
A.12
GIVEN FIGURE REPRESENTS:
A. AUTOMATIC LOOP
B . OPEN LOOP
C . CLOSED LOOP
D. NONE OF THE ABOVE
Q.13
FOR OPEN CONTROL SYSTEM WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING
STATEMENTS IS INCORRECT ?
A. LESS EXPENSIVE
B. RECALIBRATION IS NOT REQUIRED FOR MAINTAINING
THE REQUIRED QUALITY OF THE OUTPUT
C . CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE AND MAINTENANCE EASY
D. ERRORS ARE CAUSED BY DISTURBANCES
A.13
FOR OPEN CONTROL SYSTEM WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING
STATEMENTS IS INCORRECT ?
A. LESS EXPENSIVE
B. RECALIBRATION IS NOT REQUIRED FOR MAINTAINING
THE REQUIRED QUALITY OF THE OUTPUT
C . CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE AND MAINTENANCE EASY
D. ERRORS ARE CAUSED BY DISTURBANCES
Q.14
THE INSTRUMENTS USED FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF
PRESSURE IS/ARE

A. BELLOWS
B . DIAPHRAGMS
C . FIBER OPTIC PRESSURE SENSORS
D. ALL OF THESE
A.14
THE INSTRUMENTS USED FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF
PRESSURE IS/ARE

A. BELLOWS
B . DIAPHRAGMS
C . FIBER OPTIC PRESSURE SENSORS
D. ALL OF THESE
Q.15
DEAD WEIGHT GAUGE IS USED FOR THE
MEASUREMENT OF PRESSURE OF

A. ABOUT 1000 BAR

B . ABOUT 2000 BAR
C . ABOUT 5000 BAR
D. ABOUT 7000 BAR
A.15
DEAD WEIGHT GAUGE IS USED FOR THE
MEASUREMENT OF PRESSURE OF

A. ABOUT 1000 BAR

B . ABOUT 2000 BAR
C . ABOUT 5000 BAR
D. ABOUT 7000 BAR
Q.16
WHEN VISUAL INDICATION OF PRESSURE LEVEL IS
REQUIRED THEN THE INSTRUMENT GENERALLY USED
IS
A. MONOMETERS
B . DIAPHRAGM SENSORS
C . BOURDON TUBE
D. RESONANT WIRE DEVICE
A.16
WHEN VISUAL INDICATION OF PRESSURE LEVEL IS
REQUIRED THEN THE INSTRUMENT GENERALLY USED
IS
A. MONOMETERS
B . DIAPHRAGM SENSORS
C . BOURDON TUBE
D. RESONANT WIRE DEVICE
Q.17
THE DEVICES USED FOR FLOW OBSTRUCTION IS/ARE

A. ORIFICE PLATE
B . VENTURI TUBE
C . FLOW NOZZLE AND DALL FLOW TUBE
D. ALL OF THESE
A.17
THE DEVICES USED FOR FLOW OBSTRUCTION IS/ARE

A. ORIFICE PLATE
B . VENTURI TUBE
C . FLOW NOZZLE AND DALL FLOW TUBE
D. ALL OF THESE
Q.18
THE INSTRUMENT WHICH IS NOT SUITABLE FOR THE
APPLICATION IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SCHEME

A. ROTAMETERS
B . PITOT STATIC TUBE
C . ROTARY PISTON METER
D. ORIFICE PLATE
A.18
THE INSTRUMENT WHICH IS NOT SUITABLE FOR THE
APPLICATION IN AUTOMATIC CONTROL SCHEME

A. ROTAMETERS
B . PITOT STATIC TUBE
C . ROTARY PISTON METER
D. ORIFICE PLATE
Q.19
THE MOST RUGGED TEMPERATURE SENSING ELEMENT
LISTED HERE IS A/AN:
A. THERMOCOUPLE
B . ORIFICE PLATE
C . FILLED BULB
D. RESISTANCE THERMOMETER
A.19
THE MOST RUGGED TEMPERATURE SENSING ELEMENT
LISTED HERE IS A/AN:
A. THERMOCOUPLE
B . ORIFICE PLATE
C . FILLED BULB
D. RESISTANCE THERMOMETER
Q.20
WHICH OF THESE DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY EXTERNAL
POWER SUPPLY FOR WORKING?
A. STRAIN GAUGE TRANSDUCER
B . PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTAL
C . HYDRAULIC TRANSDUCER
D. PNEUMATIC TRANSDUCER
A.20
WHICH OF THESE DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY EXTERNAL
POWER SUPPLY FOR WORKING?
A. STRAIN GAUGE TRANSDUCER
B . PIEZOELECTRIC CRYSTAL
C . HYDRAULIC TRANSDUCER
D. PNEUMATIC TRANSDUCER