Paint Production Process

A process plant:

• Refers to any kind of production process

• Refers to the phases realized in all manufacturing and production process

• It is a plant that transforms materials into other products

• None of the above

A process flow diagram:

• Represent process main flows and the instrumentation.

• Represent process main flows.​

• Represent in detail the process steps through a set of standardized flow chart symbols

• None of the above

What is paint?

• A mix of solvents, colors, and resins

• A mix of solvents, homogenizers, and stabilizers

• Pigments suspended in a liquid vehicle.

• None of the above

One of the resin manufacturing processes is:

• Dissolution

• Reaction

• Dosage

• All the above

In the paint production, the dispersion process permits:

• To produce a homogeneous product.

• To remove solid particles from the final mixture.

• To integrate the solvents and the resins trough a controlled reaction

• To distribute uniformly the final product in the containers.

In the automation pyramid, you can find a PLC:

• A. At any level of it.

• At all levels except the device level. D.

• Typically at field and area and cell levels.

• Only at the highest levels of the hierarchy

Safety systems in the paint manufacturing process

• Safety certifications for explosive environment

• Grounding of equipment for discharging

• Both of them

• None of them

One of the paint manufacturing processes is:

• A. Dissolution

• B. Dosage

• C. Reaction

• Pre-mix

Once the rest of the resins and solvents are added to the mixture in the COMPLETION process:

• The mixture is mixed in the completion tank and sent to the filtering process

• The mixture is mixed in the completion tank and sent to the filling machines

• The mixture is mixed in the completion tank and recirculated to the dispersion machine

• None of the above

The lowest automation hierarchy level:

• Command Level

• System level

• Control level

• Field level