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UA Local 467 Section 7.1 to 7.4 Quizizz

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A(n) ____ control system is a control system in which compressed air is used to provide power for the control system.

a)

self-contained

b)

pneumatic

c)

electrical

d)

automated

2.

The control of the environment in commercial buildings is based on energy efficiency and ____.

a)

cost

b)

comfort

c)

size of the building

d)

type of building

3.

A pneumatic control system is a control system in which ____ is used to provide power for the control system.

a)

fire

b)

compressed air

c)

electricity

d)

natural gas

4.

In the 1960s, ____ came into common use and was adapted for use in commercial HVAC control systems.

a)

fluid power

b)

electricity

c)

compressed air (pneumatic) power

d)

solid-state, low-voltage direct current (DC) devices

5.

____ is a designation of the contaminants present in the air.

a)

Pollution

b)

Indoor air quality

c)

Uncirculated air

d)

Makeup air

6.

(a)   is a designation of the contaminants present in the air of a building space.

7.

(a)   is a condition that occurs when people cannot sense a difference between themselves and the surrounding air.

8.

Accurate control of the environment in a building space leads to (a)   occupancy rates and profits.

9.

Early control of the level of comfort in a living environment was done by (a)   .

10.

Self-contained control systems are used to control basic closed loop systems that require relatively low accuracy.

a)

A. Self-contained

b)

B. Pneumatic

c)

C. Electrical

d)

D. Automated

11.

The power to a self-contained control system is supplied by a sealed, ____.

a)

A. duct

b)

B. fluid-filled element

c)

C. pump

d)

D. thermostatic expansion valve

12.

As the temperature of the fluid in a pipe or air in a building space changes, the heat transfer in a self-contained control system changes the ____ of the fluid in the power element.

a)

A. pressure

b)

B. temperature

c)

C. volume

d)

D. state

13.

The two most common applications of self-contained control systems are ____ and building space temperature control in steam or hot water heating systems.

a)

dampers

b)

air compressors

c)

thermostatic expansion valves

d)

room thermostats

14.

Most self-contained control systems have relatively poor ____.

a)

power output

b)

accuracy

c)

pressure

d)

voltage signals

15.

Pressure acts against a ____ that moves a valve body to regulate the flow of refrigerant, steam, hot water, or chilled water through the valve.

a)

switch

b)

fluid-filled element (bulb)

c)

bimetallic element

d)

diaphragm

16.

The fluid-filled element of a self-contained control system is known as a(n) (a)   .

17.

A self-contained control system is a control system that does not require a(n) (a)   .

18.

The disadvantages of (a)   control systems are that they cannot be expanded to provide sophisticated control sequences because only one setpoint adjustment is provided.

19.

Electrical control systems can use ___ to enable low-voltage control circuits to switch line-voltage devices.

a)

relays

b)

control devices

c)

actuators

d)

dampers

20.

Humidity control is accomplished with a ___ that uses a moisture-sensing element to open or close a switch.

a)

pressurestat

b)

thermostat

c)

humidistat

d)

mercury bulb

21.

___ are often used in industrial and commercial systems in which access by occupants is not possible.

a)

Relays

b)

ON/OFF switches

c)

Auxiliary devices

d)

Line-voltage controls

22.

Electrical control systems are not often used for ___ control because only digital (ON/OFF) control devices are used.

a)

open loop

b)

proportional

c)

humidity

d)

temperature

23.

Humidity control is accomplished with a(n) ___ that uses a moisture-sensing element to open or close a switch.

a)

humidistat

b)

mercury bulb thermostat

c)

electronic sensor

24.

A(n) (a)   is a control system that uses electricity (24 VAC or higher) to operate the devices in the system.

25.

A(n) (a)   is a sensing device that consists of two different metals joined together.

26.

(a)   control devices are wired directly to the controlled devices such as compressors, fans, and pumps because both are at the same voltage level.

27.

Modern thermostats use a(n) (a)   to close or open a circuit to control the temperature in the space.

28.

Thermostats are usually wired to a(n) (a)   at the HVAC unit.

29.

Pneumatic control systems can be separated into ___ main groups of components based on their function.

a)

A. two

b)

B. three

c)

C. four

d)

D. five

30.

___ change or reroute the air supply from the transmitter or controller before it reaches the controlled devices.

a)

A. Electric switches

b)

B. Bleedports

c)

C. Auxiliary devices

d)

D. Dampers

31.

A(n) ____ is an orifice that allows a small volume of air to be expelled to the atmosphere.

a)

bleedport

b)

exhaust port

c)

damper

d)

transmitter

32.

Pneumatic control systems can be used in most control sequences because of their ____.

a)

accuracy

b)

power output

c)

reliability

d)

flexibility

33.

A disadvantage of pneumatic control systems is that pneumatic air compressor stations require ____.

a)

higher power supplies

b)

regular maintenance

c)

expensive piping and components

d)

a single control sequence

34.

(a)   devices are devices that are normally located between the transmitters or controllers and the controlled device.

35.

(a)   control systems are rarely used in residential systems or packaged (rooftop or heat pump) units.

36.

Pneumatic control systems can be separated into (a)   main groups of components based on their function.