Quiz: SAIC July 2020

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A. Pepperl+Fuchs used a 2-D laser to detect obstructions in a chemical transport filling solution. This technology is known as: (Pepperl+Fuchs article page 16)

1. Taser.

2. Radar.

3. Lidar.

B. The VX IT rack system recently launched by Rittal in South Africa has been designed to allow: (Rittal article page 26)

1. IT infrastructure to be set up in Ex areas.

2. IT infrastructure to be set up with previously unattainable speed.

3. IT infrastructure to be set up in wash-down areas.

C. SICK Automation’s Asset Hub is a system designed primarily for which one of the following application systems: (SICK article page 28)

1. Enterprise Resource Planning.

2. Manufacturing Execution System.

3. Enterprise Asset Management.

D. A new feature in ZBeckhoff Automation’s TwinCAT software is designed to make life easier for system integrators and machine builders through: (Beckhoff article page 31)

1. Audible alarm muting.

2. Automatic dashboard generation.

3. Seamless connection to Profibus networks.

E. The news OptiPeak TDL600 process moisture analyser from Michelle Instruments makes use of which one of the following technologies: (Instrotech article page 38)

1. Quantum tunnelling.

2. Optical diffraction.

3. Tuneable diode laser spectroscopy.

F. Emerson’s new Micro Motion ProcessViz software is designed for: (Emerson article page 39)

1. Vibration analysis.

2. Steam trap monitoring.

3. Flowmeter process data visualisation.

G. In this month’s loop signature article Brown describes which one of the following processes as being self-regulating: (Michael Brown article page 40)

1. Level.

2. Flow.

3. Temperature.

H. In this month’s loop signature article Brown describes which one of the following processes as being integrating: (Michael Brown article page 40)

1. Level.

2. Flow.

3. Temperature.