Electrical
A component of an electrical circuit that consumes electrical energy.
A metal fastener used to prevent shaft rotation and transfer torque between parts.
What is a key?
Two or more computers connected for the purpose of haring data and resources.
What is a network?
In a fluid power system, the amount of movement of fluid in a system in a certain time.
What is flow?
A process used to isolate sources of energy from a piece of equipment and notify other while maintenance and repair operations are being performed.
What is Lockout/Tagout?
Safety device that automatically opens a circuit if it is overloaded.
What is a circuit breaker?
A gear or wheel with teeth that mesh with a chain in a chain drive system.
What is a sprocket?
A memory location in the CPU used to temporarily store data that is being manipulated.
What is a register?
Controls the amount of flow of the fluid or air, which controls the speed of actuators.
What is a flow control valve?
What is Blake's first name?
The moving part in a generator or motor that produces power.
What is an Armature?
The intermediary element between the hubs of a jaw, or coupling.
Number system that has a base of 16.
What is hexadecimal number system?
The measurement of a fluid's resistance to flow.
What is viscosity?
A type proactive maintenance maintenance intended to reduce unexpected downtime and machine failures.
What is preventative maintenance?
The rotating component of an AC generator.
What is a rotor?
The precise measurement of a feature.
What is a dimension?
A programming technique used for PLCs in which all I/O contacts and functions are placed in rows called rungs that are placed between two rails.
What is ladder logic?
A piece made of rubber or a similar material that is used to create a tight seal between two parts.
What is a gasket?
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How many desktop computers are on this side of the room?
A rotor made of bars placed in slots of the rotor core and joined at the ends. Used in induction motors.
What is a squirrel cage?
A cylindrical coil of wire that converts current to mechanical movement by producing a magnetic field. Can be used to turn something on or off, or to open of close something.
What is a solenoid?
A controller that is used to implement and monitor the safety instructions in case of faults in a control system.
What is the safety programmable controller?
A condition that occurs when vapor bubbles form at the suction side of a circulation pump, are drawn in by the pump, and then collapse as the hydraulic fluid is pressurized through the pump, creating a noise and potentially damaging internal components.
What is cavitation?
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