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Objective Questions on Valves

Last updated: March 21, 2019 3:13 pm
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List of Objective Questions on Valves, Valves Test Questions and Online Quiz on Control Valves. Test Your skills on Control Valves.

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Objective Questions on ValvesValves Objective QuestionsState True or False Questions on ValvesAnswersValves Objective QuestionsValves True or False

Objective Questions on Valves

Objective Questions on Valves

Valves Objective Questions

1. Valves are defined as devices to control, or regulate the commencement and ——- of air

2. On resetting valves, for example those equipped with a return spring, the —– position is the position assumed by the moving parts of the valve when it is connected but not actuated.

3. Direct control of a valve means that valve is caused to operate directly by actuating element without any ———–elements being operated.

4. —————- automatically limit flow to a single direction at the point where they are installed in an air line.

5. In pressure regulating valve inlet pressure is ———-than the outlet pressure.

6. Poppet valves give ——— stroke and few wearing parts give minimum wear

7. The quick exhaust valve is used to exhaust the cylinder air quickly to —————–

8. compared with hydraulic systems, —– varieties of pressure control valves are used in pneumatics

9. As per ISO 1219-1:2006 designation, number 12 or 14 indicate ————– ports

10. In rotary spool directional control valve, rotating part is called —– and stationary part is called—–

11. The two most common basic flow control devices used in a pneumatic system are fixed-sized orifices and _____ valves.

12. The meter —-flow-control circuit is the preferred method to use for controlling the operating speed of cylinders in pneumatic circuits.

State True or False Questions on Valves

1. Restrictor check valves are non return valves which are also employed as flow control valves.

2. Quick exhaust valves are designed to decrease the position speed in the cylinder 3 spring force set on a pressure limiting valve or sequence valve corresponding to minimum permissible or minimum desired pressure of the controlled fluid.

3. Ball seat valves ensure perfect sealing at all times in pneumatic circuit

4. Two way valves are used where a pure straightway function is required, that is when downstream equipment does not need exhausting to the atmosphere via this valve.

5. The pressure sequence valve holds the working pressure largely constant.

6. Two pressure valve is the pneumatic OR valve

7. Shuttle valve is the pneumatic OR valve.

8. Pressure loss in manifold type valve is more than inline type valves

9. Suspended disc type valve has very long actuation movement

Answers

Valves Objective Questions

  1. direction
  2. neutral
  3. intermediate
  4. Non return valves
  5. higher
  6. Shorter
  7. atmosphere.
  8. few
  9. pilot
  10. core/sleeve
  11. Needle
  12. Out

Valves True or False

  1. True
  2. False
  3. False
  4. False
  5. True
  6. True
  7. False
  8. True
  9. False
  10. False

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  • Arun Sivaram says:
    January 22, 2019 at 10:28 am

    question number 7,in Yes or no,answer is given false,but the link given showing otherwise.

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