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Review Unit 7 part 2

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 11hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Refer to the sequential control simulator schematic diagram, what happen when tank 2 reaches high level and LS2 opened?

a)

CR8 energized and CR9,CR2 de-energized and starting pump 2

b)

CR8 de-energized and CR9,CR2 energized and starting pump 2

c)

CR6 de-energized and CR4 and C1 stop the pump 1

d)

SV2 stop the pump 2

2.

Refer to the schematic diagram of sequential control simulator, what happen when pushing PB5c?

a)

LS21a opens, de-energizing CR6, CR4 & C1 and stop pump 1

b)

CR4 energizes, SV1 operate, C1 energizes and pump 1 start

c)

CR9 energizes, SV1 operate, C1 energizes and pump 1 start

d)

CR1 energizes, SV1 operate, C1 energizes and pump 1 start

3.

Refer to the schematic diagram of sequential control simulator. The sequence is started, what happen when tank 2 reaches HI level?

a)

LS21a opens, de-energizing CR6, CR4 & C1 and stop pump 1

b)

CR4 energizes, SV1 operate, C1 energizes and pump 1 start

c)

TS2 opens, CR8 de-energizes, then CR9 & C2 energize and pump 2 start

d)

CHTR energizes and heats the product in tank 2

4.

Refer to the schematic diagram of sequential control simulator .The sequence is started, what happen when timer TDE1 energized?

a)

LS21a opens, de-energizing CR6, CR4 & C1 and stop pump 1

b)

CR4 energizes, SV1 operate, C1 energizes and pump 1 start

c)

CHTR energizes and heats the product in tank 2

d)

TS2 opens, CR8 de-energizes, then CR9 & C2 energize and pump 2 start

5.

Refer to the schematic diagram of sequential control simulator. The sequence is started, what happen when the product heated?

a)

LS21a opens, de-energizing CR6, CR4 & C1 and stop pump 1

b)

CR4 energizes, SV1 operate, C1 energizes and pump 1 start

c)

CHTR energizes and heats the product in tank 2

d)

TS2 opens, CR8 de-energizes, then CR9 & C2 energize and pump 2 start

6.

Refer to the schematic diagram of sequential control simulator, what is the function of LS31a?

a)

To stop pump 1

b)

To start pump 2

c)

To stop pump 2

d)

To stop pump 3

7.

In the sequenced control simulator, when the system will give abnormal alarms during the process?

a)

Presser Switch (PS )activated

b)

Solenoid valve control the product

c)

The product transferred to other tank

d)

Shut down

8.

In the sequenced control simulator, when the system will give abnormal alarms during the process?

a)

Solenoid valve control the product

b)

The product transferred to other tank

c)

Shut down

d)

LO-LO level activated

9.

In the sequenced control simulator, when the system will give abnormal alarms during the process?

a)

HI-HI level activated

b)

Solenoid valve control the product

c)

The product transferred to other tank

d)

Shut down

10.

What is fitted in the system as safety devices that will shut down the process in case of pump overpressure?

a)

Emergency shutdown switch

b)

Overload trip

c)

Fuses one circuit

d)

Magnetic contactor

11.

What will happen if a Hi pressure condition develops at a pump during sequence of operation?

a)

The system continues run

b)

The system will interrupt

c)

The system Shut down

d)

The system damage

12.

When manually operating a pump it must never be run if there is a condition in the tank that shows……………………………..

a)

LO-LO

b)

HI-HI

c)

Both LO-LO & HI-HI

d)

Over presser

13.

What should you do to Isolate the load and keep the control supply energized .this eliminate any outside voltage that may cause problems?

a)

Reset all safety devices

b)

Power to the motor

c)

Power to the control circuit

d)

Use Safety Clothing

14.

What should you do to isolate the Power to motor and keep the control supply energized .this that may cause problems?

a)

Reset all safety devices

b)

eliminate any outside voltage

c)

Power to the control circuit

d)

Use Safety Clothing

15.

What should you do to take resistance measurements in any part of the control circuit?

a)

Energize only control circuit

b)

De-energize control circuit

c)

power to the load

d)

Use Safety Clothing

16.

When troubleshooting control circuits, what is personal protective equipment must wear?

a)

Safety glasses

b)

Safety shoes

c)

Insolated gloves

d)

PPE require to task

17.

When troubleshooting control circuits, what is personal protective equipment must wear safety shoes and ____________

a)

Safety glasses

b)

Sun glasses

c)

gloves

d)

Face shield

18.

For safety, always use............................................to touch energized equipment to determine abnormal temperature condition.

a)

PPE require

b)

The back of your hand

c)

Vender manual

d)

Work permit and tag out

19.

What safety rules you will follow when troubleshooting motor control circuits?

a)

Energize only the control circuit.

b)

Energize only the power circuit.

c)

De-energize only the control circuit.

d)

De-energize only the control circuit.

20.

What is the first step to identify a logical troubleshooting Sequence?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem

d)

Talk to the operator

21.

When troubleshooting, why you talk to the operator?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem quickly

d)

Clear the problem

22.

When troubleshooting, what should you do to knows the circuit and how to operate?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem

d)

Talk to the operator

23.

What sequence of troubleshooting you must follow to identify the effect of the problem and its cause?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem quickly

d)

Logical sequence

24.

Which troubleshooting technique you must how to circuit operates when there is no fault?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem

d)

Talk to the operator

25.

Which troubleshooting technique that removes something that is definitely broken first?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the obvious

c)

Locate the problem

d)

Be observant

26.

Which troubleshooting technique will often show you abnormal operation or trouble with the circuit?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem

d)

Be observant

27.

Which troubleshooting technique will help you to find the discolored areas, noise and smell in the circuit?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem

d)

be observant

28.

When troubleshooting technique, what is signs of abnormal operation or faults?

a)

Overheating warm or discolored area

b)

Short circuit

c)

Ground faults

d)

Electric shock

29.

Which troubleshooting technique. Easy ways to locate the problem include using the avertible material?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Locate the problem

d)

be observant

30.

Which method makes the troubleshooting easier, by dividing the circuit?

a)

Flow chart

b)

be observant

c)

vender manual

d)

Half check test

31.

Which troubleshooting technique means fixing the fault by replacing/repairing and making adjustments the defective part?

a)

Understand normal circuit operation

b)

Eliminate the problem

c)

Clear the problem.

d)

Locate the problem

32.

Where you should check/inspect the tightness and fraying or other signs of heat damage?

a)

Contacts

b)

Conductors

c)

Holding coil

d)

Overload relay

33.

What is visual inspection sign of heat damage conductor?

a)

Overheating

b)

Fraying

c)

Arcing

d)

Noise

34.

Where you should check/inspect for burns, arcing splatters, or molten metal spurs?

a)

Contacts

b)

Conductors

c)

Holding coil

d)

Overload relay

35.

What is visual inspection sign of contacts for burns?

a)

Overheating

b)

Fraying

c)

Arcing splatters

d)

Discolorations

36.

What is visual inspection sign of contacts for burns?

a)

Overheating

b)

Fraying

c)

Molten metal spurs

d)

discolorations

37.

What is visual inspection sign of overheating?

a)

Fraying

b)

Molten metal spurs

c)

Discolorations

d)

Tightness

38.

What is Faulty Holding coil?

a)

Fraying

b)

Molten metal spurs

c)

Discolorations

d)

Leaks

39.

What should you do if found a relays contacts burned and pitted or discolored?

a)

Repair

b)

Replaced

c)

Check vendor manual

d)

Talk the operator

40.

The limit switch must be checked visually for __________________

a)

The correct actuator operation

b)

actuator mechanism

c)

damage contacts and broken or discolored parts

d)

overheating

41.

The level switch must be checked visually for______________

a)

The correct actuator operation

b)

Actuator mechanism

c)

damage contacts and broken or discolored parts

d)

overheating

42.

The temperature switch must be checked visually for _____________

a)

The correct actuator operation

b)

Actuator mechanism

c)

damage contacts and broken or discolored parts

d)

overheating

43.

What is the basic senses you can use when troubleshooting?

a)

Sight

b)

hearing and touch

c)

Sight, hearing and touch

d)

touch

44.

What is the mechanical problem which means there is a Jerkiness of the moving parts?

a)

Discoloration

b)

Fraying

c)

misalignment

d)

Overheating

45.

Which possible cause If the fuse blown the link?

a)

Open circuit

b)

Overload

c)

Ground and Short circuit

d)

Hold coil