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    An Ammeter of 1

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    The document contains questions and answers related to measurement and instrumentation. It discusses topics like accuracy of measurements, resolution, tolerance, fits, gauges, and fundamental units. For example, it states that the limiting error for a current measurement of 5A on a 0-25A ammeter with 1% accuracy is 5% of full scale. It also defines terms like tolerance, allowance, and different types of fits and gauges.

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    1- An ammeter of 0-25 A range has a guaranteed accuracy of 1% of full scale reading.

    The
    current measured is 5 A. The limiting error is

    A.2% B. 2.5%
    C. 4% D.5%

    nswer: Option D

    Explanation:

    2- The resolution of a system refers to

    a) Difference between the true and measured value of the process variable
    b) Smallest change of input for which there will be change of output
    c) Retardation of the response
    d) All of these

    b)Smallest change of input for which there will be change of output

    3- The 1- of an instrument mean

    a)The life of the instrument


    b) The degree of repeatability within specified limits
    c) The time interval between two responses of the instrument
    d) None of these

    b) The degree of repeatability within specified limits

    4- _____ is equal to the differences of the two limits of size of the part

    a. Tolerance
    b. Low limit
    c. High limit
    d. Design size

    Ans: a
    5- A positive allowance will always result in a _____ fit.

    a. Clearance
    b. Interference
    c. both ‘a’ and ‘b’
    d. Any of the above

    Ans: a

    6- A negative allowance will always result in a _____ fit.

    a. Clearance
    b. Interference
    c. Transition
    d. Any of the above

    Ans: b

    7- A shaft rotating in a bushed bearing is good example of

    a. Sliding fit
    b. Running fit
    c. Push fit
    d. Driving fit

    Ans: b

    8- To check external diameter of hole, we use

    a. Plug gauge
    b. Ring gauge
    c. Slip gauge
    d. Standard screw pitch gauge

    Ans: b

    9- To compare an unknown with a standard through a calibrated system is called

    a. Direct comparison
    b. Indirect comparison
    c. both ‘a’ and ‘b’
    d. None of the above

    Ans: b
    10- Error of measurement =

    a. True value – Measured value


    b. Precision – True value
    c. Measured value – Precision
    d. None of the above

    Ans: a

    11- Another name for "fundamental units" is


    a. base units
    b. atoms
    c. the metric system
    d. letter symbols
    Ans: a

    12- The amount by which the actual size of a shaft is less than the actual size of
    mating hole in an assembly

    a. Clearance
    b. Interference fit
    c. Allowance
    d. None of the above

    (Ans: b)

    13- The following is used to check the diameters of holes

    a. Plug gauge
    b. Ring gauge
    c. Slip gauge
    d. Standard screw pitch gauge

    (Ans: a)

    14- To check external diameter of hole, we use

    a. Plug gauge
    b. Ring gauge
    c. Slip gauge
    d. Standard screw pitch gauge

    (Ans: b)
    15- ‘GO’ and ‘NO GO’ gauge is a type of

    a. plug gauge
    b. slip gauge
    c. ring gauge
    d. limit gauge

    (Ans: d)
    1. Define Actual size?
    The Actual size of a dimension is its actual measured size.

    2. What do you meant by Basic size?

    The Basic size of a dimension is the size in relation to which all limits of variation
    are made.

    3. Define Fits?

    The relation between two mating parts with reference to ease the assembly is
    called Fit.

    4. What is Limits?

    Two extreme permissible sizes of a dimension are called Limits. The high limit for
    a dimension is the highest permissible size and the low limit is the lowest
    permissible size.

    5. Define Tolerance?

    The difference between the high and low limit of a size is called tolerance.

    6. Define Allowance?

    The intentional difference in the sizes of mating parts is called the Allowance.

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