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Engineering Final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the diagram used to map out all of the equipment in a chemical plant? | Process Flow Diagram |
| Distillation columns, ractors, heat exchangers, condensers, and absorbers are an example of? | Unit Operations |
| What do chemical engineers do? | 1) Transport Materials 2) Transform Materials 3) Produce Materials |
| What is the purpose of a process flow diagram? | 1) To give a blueprint of where machines fit into a process 2) Keep track of materals and energy used in a process 3) View the entire flow of a process all at once |
| What's the main difference between a chemical engineer and chemistry major? | Chemistry major does things on a smaller scale. |
| True/False- Engineers make processes that convert raw materials into more valuable forms | True |
| What is one example of a unit operation? | Heat Exchanger/Mixing Processes |
| What is a process in which there is a constant flow of products moving in and out? | Continuous Flow |
| What is processing in which materials are made in bulk and cannot be moved to the next step until all are done? | Batch |
| What does a chemical engineer do to a product to make it in larger batches? | Scales it Up |
| What does a process flow diagram include? | Inputs and Outputs |
| A programming language id described by both its syntax and semantics. What are semantics? | Semantics in the interpretation of the combined symbols of the language. |
| What best describes the job of a Computer Scientist? | Programming a video game & problem solving |
| What best describes a computer program? | A program is a sequence of instructions and decisions that the computer carries out. |
| What does computer science primarily deal with? | Software |
| What is not a product of Computer Science? | Computer Server Room |
| What is a pushbutton considered as? | Digital Input |
| How many times do loops run? | Once |
| What is the fastest spreading course in the histroy of public education? | Computer Science |
| What is the end goal of Pixar animation? | To recreate the scientifically correct 3-D world. |
| What does Computer Science teach? | Problem Solving |
| What kind of loop is run until the condition is false? | While |
| Using an Arduino, you ______ to/from inputs and ____ to/from outputs? | write read |
| What are some concentrations of Industrial Engineering? | Lean Manufacturing Human Computer Interface Building Information Modeling Ergonomics |
| What word best describes Industrial Engineering? | Efficiency |
| How many Industrial Engineers work at Disney? | 60 |
| What is NOT an area of work for Industrial Engineers at Disney? | Ride Maintenance |
| What does ergonomics NOT consider? | Sleep habits of workers |
| What kind of profession is Industrial Engineering? | Industrial Engineering is a very diverse profession in which you can work on different projects with very different goals, approaches, and outcomes every day. |
| What are two places where you expect to attain work as an Industrial Engineer? | Disney Theme Parks |
| What is the study of people's efficiency in their working environment? | Ergonomics |
| What do industrial engineers work to eliminate and reduce? | Waste and Machine Setup Time |
| What is not a primary focus for environmental engineering? | Food Quality |
| What type of energy source is a natural resource that can be replenished by a natural process ? | A Renewable Energy Source |
| Encironmental engineers are concerned with developing engineering systems to? | Control or reduce pollution and sustain environments required by people and processes |
| What is NOT an area of past knowledge used by environmental engineers when developing technological systems to avoid or reduce forms of pollution due to human activities? | Cultural |
| What is NOT one of the four levels in which environmental engineering operates? | Protecting cultural resources |
| The water resource management developed by environmetal engineers address water ____ and wastewater ____ ? | The water resource management developed by environmental engineers address water pollution and wastewater management. |
| The air resource management developed by environmental engineers improve deteriorated air quality such as ? which can prevent seeing long distances clearly, and ? which can be caused by excess carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere | Pollution Smog |
| What method of cleaning up oil spills uses specially designed boats to "scrape" the oil off the surface of the water? | Skimming |
| What is another term for dispersants that are chemical solvants? | Surfacants |
| ________________ act like soap to break up large oil slicks into smaller more manageable particles. | Dispersants |
| What are examples of biological, chemical,and physical/mechanical methods of cleaning up oil spills. | Oil booms are used trap oil in one place Skimmers are used to"scrape" oil off top of water Absorbants are used to soak up oil Dispersants are used like soap, that break up the oil |
| Compare and contrast them. | These techniques all work, but some more than others. You would have to use a combination of these techniques to fully get all of the oil out. |
| Is Computer Software an area of Electrical Engineering? | No |
| A circuit is a_______ loop that electrons can travel in. | closed |
| Is analog an electrical quantity? | No |
| What numbers are used in the Binary number system? | 0 and 1 |
| When does the void setup() part of the program occur? | At the beginning |
| True or False: If we start by writing HIGH on the pin connected to the LED, that means the LED will turn on. | True |
| What is a micro controller? | Small Computer |
| What are the two input/output pins in the Arduino? | Digital and Analog |
| Biological engineers apply the principles of engineering to what? | Living organisms |
| What is not a common concentration within Biological Engineering? | Biopetroleum |
| What would a biological engineer most likely create? | Labaratory grown organs |
| What is not a noted playground hazard? | Child collisions |
| How old are preschool-age children? | 2 to 5 years old |
| How old are school-age children? | 5 to 12 years old |
| What is it called when anything around the body is called? | An Entanglement |
| What is an use zone? | Surface around a piece of equipment that allows safe landing |
| What are three aproppiate materials for a playground? | Sand Woodchips Rubber Mulch |
| What discipline does the playground project affect? | Kinesiology |
| What is the fall height which a life threating head injury would not be expected to occur? | Crucial Fall Height |
| In an airport you will find conveyors being used to move luggage and, in some cases, ________ | People |
| ______ is an industry conveyor systems are commonly used in. | Packaging |
| _______ is a push or pull upon an resulting from the object's interaction with another object and is an integral part of Mechanical Engineering | Force |
| _______ is when engineers work more than 40 hours a week. | Overtime |
| What are some classroom-type materials would you suggest could be used for making a conveyor? | Markers, pencils, pens, paper, paper towel roll, tissue box, etc. |
| __________ patented a conveyor belt ultimately called the Turnover Conveyor Belt System. | B.F. Goodrich Company |
| ________ move the conveyed items sideways, which allows them to be moved from one conveyor to another. | Belt Diverters |
| ________ lateral frames make working on the conveyor system easy on the operator. | Ergonomic |
| What are some types of conveyors? | Roller, belt, chain, chute, and bucket conveyors |
| According to the project, what would not complete this sentence? "Conveyors may be ______" | Wind Powered |
| What word best describes mechanical engineering? | Design |
| What is not a key focus area of Mechanical Engineering? | Fuel Efficiency |
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