Steady state error is the value of the error signal or the offset in the process variable after the control system has responded to a change and settled down to its final value
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. In most cases, when soldering a joint, very little solder is needed. 2. Characteristics of an overheated solder connection include de-wetting, lumps, dull, crystalline-like, and looks as though sand has been thrown into the joint. 3. When you are not using your iron, never leave a large lump of solder on the tip. 4. Flux prevents oxidation and removes the thin layer of oxide and the atmospheric gas layer from the area to be soldered. 5. Poor wetting is usually the result of poor cleaning procedures or lack of sufficient heat.
In a typical oil burner, the oil is ignited by _____.
a. a hot surface igniter b. a pilot light c. electrodes d. a spark plug
For the frame in Figure P8.33, compute the horizontal and vertical displacements at joint B.
A two-line oil piping system is used when the oil supply level is below the burner because it _____
a. provides twice as much oil to the burner b. eliminates the need to bleed air from the lines c. provides a backup supply in case one pipe gets plugged d. prevents water from entering the tank