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Electrical Engineering Project and System Engineering and Management - II Experiments

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Aim

Theory

Pretest

Procedure

Simulation

Posttest

References

Feedback

Design and develop a P & ID for Temperature sensors calibration set-up

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In your opinion why all the customer requirements associated with temperature sensor calibration setup could not be satisfied?

a: Poor Engineering of the project Explanation

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b: Lack of undestanding of the requirements Explanation

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c: Scope is unclear Explanation

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d: Available infrastructure is inadequate Explanation

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Is the dynamic simulation of the temperature sensor setup matches with the fullest extent of customer requirements?

a: Yes Explanation

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b: No Explanation

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Which component of the temperature sensor calibration setup will consume maximum energy?

a: Compressor Explanation

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b: Heater Explanation

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c: Field Instruments Explanation

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d: Control system Explanation

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Which method will be useful for reducing the energy consumption of the temperature sensor calibration facility?

a: By reducing the number of cycles of the experiments Explanation

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b: By re-designning the entire calibration facility Explanation

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c: By maximising the number of sensors to be calibrated simultaneously Explanation

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d: None listed Explanation

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Which safety precaution is missing in the design of the temperature sensor calibration facility?

a: Over temperature protection Explanation

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b: Over cooling of refregeration system Explanation

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c: Accurate temperature for which temperature sensor is to be calibrated Explanation

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d: All Explanation

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