Convert the following speed limits from miles per hour (mph) to kilometers per hour (km/h), and from feet per second (ft/s) to meters per second (m/s). Think about the relative magnitude of values as you go from mph to ft/s, and as you go from km/h to m/s. You may use Excel to solve this problem.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The convention for programming examples in the text uses Analog Memory to refer to a word address in a user memory area of the PLC containing a decimal value from calculations or values to be stored for comparison type instructions. 2. A digital address in the output memory area of the PLC that a real-world device is being controlled from, such as a pilot light, motor starter, or solenoid, is referred to as Digital Memory. 3. In most cases, there is more than one solution to a problem. The right solution and subsequent logic depends on having a thorough understanding of the machine or process to be controlled. 4. The accompanying figure shows a memory address labeled as Digital Input connected to the normally closed contact marked “Start Push Button.” 5. When controlling industrial motors with PLCs, it is often desirable to monitor and know when motor starters fail to operate as directed.
Traction control uses the antilock braking system and other devices to limit ________ of the drive wheel during acceleration
A) Negative slip B) Side slip C) Positive slip D) None of these
In a maintenance inspection routine, when should fan belts be replaced?
A. Every time any engine maintenance is performed. B. When glazed, cracked or nicked. C. Only when fully worn out. D. When belts squeal or become noisy.