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Mechatronics Application Maintenance (403)

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 29mins

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1.

What does the feedback control principle in Mechatronics involve?

a)

Desired Output → Sensors → Controller → Actuators

b)

Sensors → Controller → Actuators → Desired Output

c)

Actuators → Sensors → Controller → Desired Output

d)

Controller → Sensors → Actuators → Desired Output

2.

Which of the following are the 3 common heating system?

a)

Furnaces

b)

Boiler

c)

Refrigerator

d)

Heat pumps

3.

What does the term 'automation' refer to in Mechatronics?

a)

Manual operation of machines

b)

Reduction of human intervention in processes

c)

Increased labor costs

d)

Elimination of technology

4.

Which component of HVAC systems ensures proper air circulation?

a)

Refrigeration

b)

Ventilation

c)

Cooling

d)

Heating

5.

What is the primary function of a thermostat?

a)

To increase humidity levels

b)

To reduce air quality

c)

To monitor and maintain desired temperature

d)

To eliminate heating systems

6.

What is the main advantage of using sensors in Mechatronics?

a)

To eliminate efficiency

b)

To reduce automation

c)

To increase manual labor

d)

To provide continuous feedback for quick adjustments

7.

What is the primary focus of thermodynamics?

a)

The study of mechanical systems only

b)

The study of electronics

c)

The study of energy and heat

d)

The study of human behavior

8.

Which of the following is a type of digital controller?

a)

Analog Controller

b)

Thermostatic Controller

c)

Programmable Logic Controller

d)

Mechanical Controller

9.

an

interdisciplinary field that combines mechanical

engineering, electronics, computer science, and

control engineering, has revolutionized various

sectors, including the Heating, Ventilation, and Air

Conditioning (HVAC) industry.

a)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL AND HVAC

REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

b)

HVAC SYSTEM

c)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL APPLICATION

10.

is the combination of mechanical systems,

electronics, control engineering, and computer

technology to design and manage intelligent

machines and processes.

a)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL AND HVAC

REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

b)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL

c)

HVAC SYSTEM (HEATING, VENTILATION

& AIR CONDITIONING)

11.

is a

technology that provides thermal comfort and

maintains indoor air quality by controlling

temperature, humidity, and airflow.

a)

HVAC SYSTEM (HEATING, VENTILATION

& AIR CONDITIONING)

b)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL

c)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL AND HVAC

REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

12.

Which of the following are the 3 common ventilation system?

a)

Filtration

b)

Boiler

c)

Air Exchange

d)

Air Circulation

13.

Which of the following are the 2 common Air Conditioning system?

a)

Filtration

b)

dehumidification

c)

Air Exchange

d)

Cooling

14.

is not just technology, but a problemsolving discipline. It ensures operations are efficient

(cost, time, energy-saving) and effective (high-quality,

reliable, safe) in every application.



(a)  

15.

Reduces human error

and Labor Cost

a)

Automation of Processes

b)

Energy Efficiency

c)

Real Time Monitoring

d)

Flexibility and Adaptability

16.

Sensors provide

continuous feedback for quick adjustments

a)

Real Time Monitoring

b)

Precise and Accuracy

c)

Automation of Processes

d)

Flexibility and Adaptability

17.

Smart controls reduces

unnecessary power consumption

a)

Energy Efficiency

b)

Precise and Accuracy

c)

Real Time Monitoring

d)

Automation of Processes

18.

Ensures consistent

product quality

a)

Precise and Accuracy

b)

Flexibility and Adaptability

19.

System can be

reprogrammed for different tasks

a)

Flexibility and Adaptability

b)

Automation of Processes

20.

is widely applied in industries

to improve efficiency, safety, and automation



(a)  

21.

Automatic assembly,

Welding and painting.

Ex. Automobile Industry, Warehouse and Logistics

a)

INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS

b)

PACKAGING LINES

22.

It also has a precision, Cutting, Driling and

Milling

a)

COMPUTERIZE NUMERICAL CONTROLS

(CNC)

b)

INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS

23.

Uses interconnected

machines to perform packaging task with minimal

human intervention, aiming to improve efficiency,

reduce costs, and enhance product consistency

a)

PACKAGING LINES

b)

COMPUTERIZE NUMERICAL CONTROLS

(CNC)

24.

Provides an

automation medical service.

a)

INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS

b)

HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY

25.

What is the meaning of ABS

a)

ANTI-LOCK

BRAKING

SYSTEM

b)

ANTI-THEFT BRAKE SYSTEM

c)

ANTI-THEFT BRAKING SYSTEM

26.

ALLOWS VEHICLES TO STOP SAFELY

WITHOUT SKIDDING

a)

CBC

b)

ABS

c)

HVAC/R

27.

SELECT OTHER IMPORTANCE OF MECHATRONICS THAT ENDS WITH THESE TWO:

•Safety and Risk Reduction

•Sustainability and Energy Efficiency

a)

Accuracy and precise

b)

Efficiency and Productivity

c)

Effectiveness and Reliability

d)

Cost Reduction

e)

Innovation and Advancement

28.

involves the

seamless integration of mechanical components,

electronic sensors, actuators, and control systems to

optimize the performance of heating, ventilation,

and air conditioning units

a)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL IN HVAC / R

SYSTEM APPLICATION

b)

MECHATRONICS CONTROL APPLICATION

29.

Provides warmth during cold

weather.

- Common systems: Furnaces, Boilers, Heat Pumps,

Electric Heaters.

- Fuel Sources: Natural Gas, Oil Electricity

(a)  

30.

Ensures proper air

circulation, removing stale air and bringing in fresh

air. Controls humidity, odors, and contaminants

- Types: Natural ventilation (Fans, Ducting System)



(a)  

31.

Cools Indoor air

during hot weather. Uses refrigeration cycle to

remove heat. Can be central AC system, split type

units, or portable Acs.



(a)  

32.

Maintains low

temperatures for food preservation, industrial

processes, or medical storage.

Systems: Refrigerators, Freezers, Cold Storage,

Warehouses, Chillers.

(a)  

33.

Is the Science of energy

and Heat. It studies how heat, work, and energy and

transform in physical systems. It is widely applied in

engineering, physics, and HVAC/ R system (Heating,

Cooling and Refrigeration).



(a)  

34.

illustrates the vapor-compression process of

transferring heat from a cold area to a warmer one

using

a

refrigerant,

involving

four

main

components: a COMPRESSOR, a CONDENSER,

an EXPANSION VALVE, and an EVAPORATOR.

(a)  

35.

is a Special type of Fluid / Gas

used in refrigeration air Conditioning and heat

pump system to absorb, and release heat

a)

REFRIGERANT

b)

CONDENSER

c)

EVAPORATOR

36.

is the part of the refrigeration

system

which

increases

the

pressure,

and

corresponding temperature of the refrigerant so it can

release heat. The Heart of Refrigeration System

a)

COMPRESSOR

b)

CONDENSER

c)

EXPANSION VALVE

37.

is

the

component

of

the

refrigeration system which releases heat to the

environment.

a)

CONDENSER

b)

EXPANSION VALVE

38.

is the component of the

refrigeration system which expands (lowers the

pressure and temperature) of the refrigerant. This is

also Called as a Metering Device

a)

COMPRESSOR

b)

EXPANSION VALVE

c)

CONDENSER

39.

is

the

component

of

the

refrigeration system which absorbs heat.

a)

EVAPORATOR

b)

EVAPORATE

c)

EVAPORATION

40.

TWO TYPES OF EXPANSION VALVE

a)

Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV)

b)

Electronic Expansion Valve (EXV)

c)

COMPUTERIZE NUMERICAL CONTROLS

(CNC)

d)

Electronic Extension Valve (EXV)

41.

The process begins with the

thermostat sensing bulb placed in the environment or

appliance being controlled.

a)

Pressure Transmission

b)

Temperature Sensing

c)

Mechanical Activation

42.

The bulb is filled with

a temperature sensitive liquid. When the temperature of

the surrounding medium rises, the fluid inside the bulb

expands.

a)

Fluid Expansion/Contraction

b)

Pressure Transmission

43.

This expansion or

contraction of the fluid creates a corresponding change.

This pressure is transmitted through the slender

capillary tube.

a)

Pressure Transmission

b)

Temperature Sensing

44.

The other end of the

capillary tube is connected to a bellows or diaphragm.

The pressure from the expanding fluid pushes against

the bellows, causing it to expand and the diaphragm to

move.

a)

Mechanical Activation

b)

Switch Operation

45.

is a device that uses continuous electrical

or pneumatic signals to regulate HVAC equipment.

Instead of processing data digitally, it responds

directly to changes in voltage, current, pressure, or

resistance from sensors

a)

ANALOG TYPE CONTROLLER

b)

DIGITAL CONTROLLER

46.

The movement of the bellows or

diaphragm then triggers a snap-action switch. This

action opens or closes electrical contacts

a)

Switch Operation

b)

Temperature Sensing

47.

By opening or closing these

contacts, the thermostat turns the connected heating or

cooling system on or off, thereby regulating the

temperature to the desired set point.

a)

Temperature Regulation

b)

Temperature Regulator

48.

Is a microprocessorbased device used to monitor, regulate, and optimize the

performance of HVAC systems. It processes input

signals from sensors, compares them with programmed

setpoints, and generates output signals to control

devices like fans, compressors, dampers, and valves

a)

DIGITAL CONTROLLER

b)

MANUAL CONTROLLER