A pirani gauge works on the principle of change of
A.Thermal conductivity of medium
B.Electrical resistivity
C.Conductance
D.Capacitance
E.Relative humidity
A.Thermal conductivity of medium
B.Electrical resistivity
C.Conductance
D.Capacitance
E.Relative humidity
A.LVDT
B.Thermistor
C.Bellows
D.Strain gauge
E.Bourdons tube
A.Orifice
B.Rotameter
C.Electro magnetic meter
D.Turbine meter
E.All of the above
A.For colour identification
B.For photography
C.For polarisation
D.As piezoelectric crystals
E.As dectors of gamma rays
A.Pressure
B.Flow
C.Mass flow rate
D.All of the above
A.Very low pressures
B.Pressure differential
C.Atmospheric pressures
D.High pressures
E.Pressures above and below atmospheric pressure
A.Permeability of magnetic materials when subjected to strain
B.Resistance of material when subjected to strain
C.Flux linkage of material when subjected to strain
D.None of the above
A.Voltages
B.Currents
C.Both (A) and (B) above
D.None of the above
A.Pressures above 100 kg/cm2
B.Pressure upto 100 kg/cm2
C.Atmospheric pressure
D.Very low pressures
E.All pressures