Aux 1 Unit 7 Q4

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How does moisture in the air affect the performance of pneumatic control valves?

D) It reduces the wear on valve components.

A) It increases their sensitivity.

C) It enhances their response time.

B) It can cause sticking or improper operation of valves due to corrosion or ice formation.

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Why might oil be intentionally introduced into parts of a pneumatic control system?

D) To increase the noise levels in the system.

B) To lubricate moving parts, such as air tools and actuators, reducing friction and wear.

A) To increase the air pressure.

C) To cool the compressed air.

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Why is oil generally undesirable in a pneumatic control system?

D) Oil reduces the noise levels in the system.

B) Oil can contaminate sensitive control components, leading to malfunctions or damage.

A) Oil can lubricate components, leading to reduced wear.

C) Oil increases the efficiency of air compression.

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What is a potential benefit of introducing oil into specific parts of a pneumatic system?

D) It enhances the system’s ability to filter out contaminants.

C) It increases the speed of airflow through the system.

A) It increases the pressure of the compressed air.

B) It helps reduce wear on mechanical components by providing lubrication.

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In which part of a pneumatic system is oil most commonly introduced?

C) In the air receiver.

A) At the compressor intake.

B) In the air tools or actuators to provide necessary lubrication.

D) In the pressure regulator.

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Why is moisture considered undesirable in a pneumatic control system?

C) It reduces the noise levels in the system.

B) It can cause corrosion and rust in metal components, leading to damage and failure.

D) It enhances the lubrication of system components.

A) It increases the efficiency of air compression.

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What is a potential consequence of moisture freezing within a pneumatic control system?

A) The system will operate more efficiently.

D) The moisture will improve air quality.

B) The moisture will act as a coolant.

C) Ice formation can block air passages, leading to system malfunctions.

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Why is it important to remove moisture from compressed air in pneumatic systems?

D) To increase the air flow rate.

A) To increase the pressure of the air.

B) To prevent damage to components and ensure smooth operation.

C) To reduce the temperature of the compressed air.

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Why might oil in the compressed air be a concern for the overall pneumatic system's cleanliness?

B) Oil can lead to the accumulation of dirt and debris in the system, causing clogs and increased wear.

D) Oil helps reduce friction in the system.

A) Oil enhances the filtering process.

C) Oil increases the system's air pressure.

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What is a potential consequence of oil carryover in pneumatic systems?

A) The system will operate more smoothly.

C) The air pressure will increase.

B) Oil can cause blockages or buildup in air lines and components, reducing efficiency and causing malfunctions.

D) The system will require less maintenance.

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