Review Test Submission - BB Quiz 1 - Introduction To Controls &..

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202140-CHE-493-001
Process Dynamics and Control
BlackBoard and Recitation Quizzes
Review Test Submission: Bb Quiz 1 - Introduction to Controls
Review Test Submission: Bb Quiz 1 - Introduction to Controls
User Abdulaziz Alhouti

Course 202140-CHE-493-001
Test Bb Quiz 1 - Introduction to Controls
Started 9/19/21 3:59 AM
Submitted 9/19/21 6:17 AM
Due Date 9/20/21 10:00 AM
Status Completed
Attempt Score 27.5 out of 29 points

Time Elapsed 2 hours, 17 minutes
Results Displayed All Answers, Submitted Answers, Incorrectly Answered Questions
Question 1 1 out of 1 points
Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

diagram, the control objective is to maintain a desired cold stream outlet
temperature. Since the cold stream exiting the exchanger is fed to a reactor, it is
critical that the stream temperature never be substantially higher than the set
point value (or the world explodes).
Is the PROCESS gain relating the manipulated flow rate to the measured
temperature positive or negative?
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Selected Answers: B.
positive
Answers: A.
negative
B.
positive

diagram, the control objective is to maintain a desired cold stream outlet temperature.
Since the cold stream exiting the exchanger is fed to a reactor, it is critical that the
stream temperature never be substantially higher than the set point value (or the world
explodes).
Selected Answers: A.
negative
Answers: A.
negative
B.
positive
Question 3 0.5 out of 1 points
A process furnace heats a process stream from near ambient conditions to a desired
temperature of 300 C. The process stream outlet temperature is regulated by
manipulating the flow rate of fuel gas to the furnace, as shown below.
Select all possible disturbances?
process fluid flowrate
D.
process fluid inlet temperature
Answers: A.
fuel gas upstream pressure
B.
process fluid flowrate
C.
fuel gas quality
D.
process fluid inlet temperature

explodes).
Should the valve be fail-open or fail-closed?
fail-open
Answers: A.
fail-open
B.
fail-closed

explodes).
fail-closed
Answers: A.
fail-open
B.
fail-closed
Click on the spot of the image where the controller is illustrated.
Selected Answer: 290, 167

Answers:
Student Response
One motivation for studying and implementing process dynamics and control is to
minimize safety issues.
Selected Answer: True

Answers: True
False

explodes).
negative
Answers: A.
positive
B.
negative
manipulating the flow rate of fuel gas to the furnace, as shown below. NOTE: If the
process fluid outlet stream gets above a certain temperature, the universe implodes!
Based on whether the control valve is fail-open or fail closed, is the VALVE gain
positive or negative? NOTE: Remember our general definition of gain applied to the
valve.
positive
Answers: A.
positive
B.
negative
Click on the spot of the image where the sensor for the process control output is
illustrated.
Selected Answer: 233, 99

Answers:
Student Response
Gain has units of input units over output units.
Selected Answer: False

Answers: True
False
Examples of hard process control constraints are:
Selected Answers: max/min temperature

max/min flowrate
Answers: block diagram
controller
manipulated
measured
max/min temperature
max/min flowrate
batch/semi-batch
positive gain
What is the manipulated input?
Selected Answer: C.
Fuel gas inlet flow rate
Answers: A.
Process fluid inlet temperature
B.
Process fluid outlet temperature
C.
Fuel gas inlet flow rate
D.
Fuel gas outlet flow rate
Match the process control term to their most appropriate meanings.
Question Selected Match
Feedback V.
use measurement of output to control manipulated input
control
Feedforward II.
control use measurement of disturbance input to control manipulated
input
controlled VI.
variable variable which quantifies the performance or quality of the final
product
manipulated IV.
variable input variable that is adjusted dynamically to keep the controlled
variable at its setpoint
load variable I.
input variable that can cause the measured variable to deviate
from the setpoint
process gain III.

relationship between the process input and output
All Answer Choices
I.
input variable that can cause the measured variable to deviate from the setpoint
II.
use measurement of disturbance input to control manipulated input
III.
relationship between the process input and output
IV.
input variable that is adjusted dynamically to keep the controlled variable at its
setpoint
V.
use measurement of output to control manipulated input
VI.
variable which quantifies the performance or quality of the final product
In practice, FB and FF control are ______________ to take into account process

disturbances, but also try to not interrupt the output.
Selected Answer: B.
often combined
Answers: A.
rarely used
B.
often combined
C.
never used
D.
used individually

explodes).
fail-open
Answers: A.
fail-closed
B.
fail-open
As a process gain increases (through manipulation of flow rates, etc.) the system's
sensitivity will decrease.
Selected Answer: True

Answers: True
False
manipulating the flow rate of fuel gas to the furnace, as shown below. NOTE: If the
process fluid outlet stream gets above a certain temperature, the universe implodes!
Should the control valve be fail-open or fail closed?
Fail-closed
Answers: A.
Fail-open
B.
Fail-closed
Match appropriately.
Question Selected Match
fail-open D.
valve will open completely upon signal loss
fail-closed C.
valve will close completely upon signal loss
analog signal A.
continuous (pneumatic) signals
digital signal B.
discrete (electronic) signals
All Answer Choices
A.
continuous (pneumatic) signals
B.
discrete (electronic) signals
C.
valve will close completely upon signal loss
D.
valve will open completely upon signal loss
Is this a feed-forward or feed-back controller?
Feed-back
Answers: A.
Feed-back
B.
Feed-forward
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9/19/21, 2:18 PM Review Test Submission: Bb Quiz 1 - Introduction to Controls &...

Review Test Submission: Bb Quiz 1 - Introduction to Controls

User Abdulaziz Alhouti

Question 1 1 out of 1 points

Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

Question 2 1 out of 1 points

Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

Question 3 0.5 out of 1 points

Select all possible disturbances?

Question 4 1 out of 1 points

Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

Should the valve be fail-open or fail-closed?

Question 5 1 out of 1 points

Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

Should the valve be fail-open or fail-closed?

Question 6 1 out of 1 points

Click on the spot of the image where the controller is illustrated.

Selected Answer: 290, 167

Question 7 1 out of 1 points

Selected Answer: True

Question 8 1 out of 1 points

Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

Question 9 1 out of 1 points

Question 10 1 out of 1 points

Selected Answer: 233, 99

Question 11 1 out of 1 points

Gain has units of input units over output units.

Selected Answer: False

Question 12 2 out of 2 points

Examples of hard process control constraints are:

Selected Answers: max/min temperature

Question 13 1 out of 1 points

What is the manipulated input?

Question 14 6 out of 6 points

Match the process control term to their most appropriate meanings.

Question Selected Match

process gain III.

All Answer Choices

Question 15 1 out of 1 points

In practice, FB and FF control are ______________ to take into account process

Question 16 1 out of 1 points

Consider the following heat exchanger control instrumentation diagram. For the

Should the valve be fail-open or fail-closed?

Question 17 0 out of 1 points

Selected Answer: True

Question 18 1 out of 1 points

Should the control valve be fail-open or fail closed?

Question 19 4 out of 4 points

Question Selected Match

All Answer Choices

Question 20 1 out of 1 points

Is this a feed-forward or feed-back controller?

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