Level Measurement Quiz
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Level Measurement Quiz: 15 Questions
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1. DP level measurement in an open tank needs:
2. A wet leg on the LP side usually results in:
3. A transmitter mounted below the lower tapping with liquid filled line gives:
4. Radar level measures:
5. Ultrasonic level accuracy is mainly affected by:
6. A guided wave radar is preferred over non contact radar for:
7. A displacer level transmitter works on:
8. For DP level, if the liquid density increases and the transmitter is not re ranged, the reading:
9. A vibrating fork level switch is mainly used for:
10. The blocking (near) distance of a radar is:
11. Interface level by DP requires:
12. A false echo map in radar is recorded:
13. Level in a horizontal cylindrical tank versus volume is:
14. Bubbler level systems measure:
15. A 3 m column of water creates a DP of about:
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15 multiple choice questions on level measurement, the kind asked in instrumentation interviews, technician exams and plant training. Each answer comes with a short explanation, so the quiz works as a revision sheet too.
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- Only the density and the head of liquid: DP = ρgh on the HP side; the LP side is vented to atmosphere.
- Zero elevation (negative LRV): The wet leg head on the LP side makes the DP negative at low level.
- Zero suppression (positive LRV): The extra head adds a positive offset.
- Time of flight of microwaves: Distance = c × t ÷ 2.
- Temperature of the air (speed of sound): Speed of sound changes about 0.6 m/s per °C.
- Very low dielectric liquids, foam and interfaces: Guided wave radar keeps a strong signal on the probe.
- Archimedes principle (buoyancy): The apparent weight of the displacer changes with buoyancy.
- Reads high: More DP for the same height: the level reads high.
- Point level (high or low alarm): Forks detect presence or absence of liquid at a point.
- The zone close to the antenna where level cannot be measured reliably: Keep maximum level below the blocking distance.
- Both tappings always covered by liquid: Both taps must be in liquid so the DP reflects the two densities.
- With the tank as empty as practical: Low level exposes internals that cause false echoes.
- Non linear: Volume per unit level is greatest at mid level.
- Back pressure of gas through a dip tube: The air back pressure equals the liquid head at the tube tip.
- 294 mbar: 3 × 98.07 mbar ≈ 294 mbar.
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