Which of the following can be used as sensing element for an instrument?
A.Spring
B.Proving ring
C.Bourdon tube
D.Diaphragm
E.Any of the above
A.Spring
B.Proving ring
C.Bourdon tube
D.Diaphragm
E.Any of the above
A.The difference between a measurement and true value of the quantity measured
B.The difference between true value of the quantity and error
C.The difference between the measured value and actual value
D.The difference between the measured values of the same quantity
E.None of the above
A.9 mV
B.11 mV
C.Either 9 mV or 10 mV
D.Either 9 mV or 11 mV
E.More than 11 mV
A.Temperature in cryogenic regions
B.Intensity of illumination
C.Sould level
D.Density of brine
E.Specific gravity of molasses
A.Reciprocating piston
B.Semi-rotary piston
C.Nutating disc
D.Helix type
E.Turbine
A.Thermocouple
B.Volt box
C.Kundt’s tube
D.Piezoelectric pick up
E.Photoemissive cell
A.Linear scale
B.No-linear scale
C.Inverse square law curve
D.Mass flow rate scale
E.None of the above
A.Directly proportional to diameter and inversely proportional to length
B.Directly proportional to length and inversely proportional to diameter
C.Directly proportional to length and diameter
D.Inversely proportional to resistance and length
E.None of the above
A.Conductivity meter
B.pH meter
C.Bolometer
D.Smoke meter
E.Turbidity meter
A.Stroboscopic tachometer
B.Eddy current tachometer
C.Drag type tachometer
D.Ignition type tachometer
E.All of the above