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Instrumentation and Control Systems Quiz

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

State four factors to consider when preparing an instrumentation and control system maintenance schedule.

4 lines
2.

Define preventive maintenance.

a)
Preventive maintenance is a strategy that focuses solely on cleaning equipment without inspections.
b)
Preventive maintenance is a proactive maintenance strategy that involves regular, scheduled maintenance activities to prevent equipment failures.
c)
Preventive maintenance is an unplanned maintenance strategy that occurs randomly.
d)
Preventive maintenance is a reactive approach to fix equipment after failures occur.
3.

State three advantages of implementing a preventive maintenance schedule in instrumentation systems.

a)

Increases reliability of systems.

b)

Extends equipment lifespan.

c)
Increases operational costs.
d)

Reduces unexpected downtime.

4.

The following are factors to consider when preparing an instrumentation and control system maintenance schedule EXCEPT?

a)
Personal preferences of the maintenance staff
b)
Budget constraints of the organization
c)
Availability of spare parts
d)
Frequency of equipment usage
e)

Manufacturer’s recommendations

5.

The following are common causes of calibration drift in instrumentation systems. Which one is NOT?

a)
Inconsistent sensor calibration
b)
Stable power supply
c)
Frequent temperature fluctuations
d)
Intermittent signal interference
6.

State four types of maintenance applied in instrumentation systems.

4 lines
7.

Which of the following are types of maintenance documents used during instrumentation system maintenance.

a)

Maintenance manuals

b)

Maintenance certificates

c)

Maintenance report

d)

Maintenance log

e)

Maintenance checklist

8.

THe following state and explain three safety procedures that should be observed before carrying out instrumentation and control system maintenance. Which one does NOT?

a)
Ignoring safety protocols
b)
Using faulty equipment
c)
Conducting maintenance without supervision
d)
Following all safety protocols
9.

State the main purpose of troubleshooting.

a)
To document system specifications.
b)
To enhance system performance.
c)
To create new software features.
d)
To identify and resolve problems in a system.
10.

Which of the following are three electrical tests carried out during instrumentation system commissioning.

a)

Load Test, Continuity Test, Functional Test

b)
Insulation Resistance Test, Continuity Test, Functional Test
c)

Insulation Resistance Test, Continuity Test, Phase Sequence Test, Visual Inspection

d)

Voltage Drop Test, Visual Inspection, Maintenace Manuals

11.

List three examples of commissioning documents used in instrumentation and control systems.

a)

Maintenance schedule document

b)
Quality Assurance Plan
c)

Maintenance report document

d)

Calibration certificate

e)

Commissioning checklist