A. Ideal compression of air
C. Adiabatic expansion of steam in turbine
D. Adiabatic compression of air
A. 0.8
B. 1.5
C. 0.03
A. 12
B. 10
C. 17
A. Alloy steel
B. Cermets
C. Tungsten carbide
A. Cermets
D. Stellite
A. None of these
B. Acid and weak base
D. Base and weak acid
A. 5
C. 7
D. 1.5
B. Equal
C. Less
D. Double
A. Saturated water
C. Wet steam
D. Saturated steam
A. O2
B. H2
C. Ar
B. Nickel, cobalt & chromium
C. Manganese, chromium & cobalt
D. Tungsten, molybdenum & nickel
B. Equal to wet bulb temperature
C. More than the dry bulb temperature
D. More than the wet bulb temperature
A. stant velocity
B. To collect liquid from the periphery of the impeller and to transmit it to the delivery pipe at
D. To increase the pump efficiency
E. To reduce the head loss in discharge
A. Much more
C. More
D. Less
A. Joule/m
C. Newton/m2
D. Watt/m
A. Temperature is low
B. Atmospheric pressure is high
D. None of these
A. Increase in Youngs modulus
B. Immobility of dislocation
C. Strain hardening
A. Tin
B. Zinc
C. Lead
A. Basicity
B. Acidity
C. Viscosity
A. Colour intensity
B. Electrode potential
C. None of these
B. Silicon carbide
C. Corundum
D. Boron carbide
A. Aluminium curtain rods
B. Any of these
D. Stainless steel tubes used in furnitures
B. Hardened
C. Normalised
D. Tempered
A. Decrease in system pressure
C. Increase in the temperature
D. Increase in the availability of energy
B. Corrosion
D. Pitting
B. Radio-isotopes
C. Halide torch
D. Pouring soap solution on the surface and locating the gas bubbles
B. Cast iron
D. Stainless steel
A. 5 to 10
C. 60 to 70
D. 40 to 55
B. Wall temperature
C. Compression ratio
D. Supercharging
A. Cast iron
B. Flat tensile specimen of ductile metal
C. Soft brass
A. Cavitation
C. Frictional losses
D. Static head
A. Air filter
B. Exhaust silencer
D. Battery
A. Calcium
B. Magnesium
D. Mercury
A. Lubricants: increases the flexibility of polymers
B. Plasticiser: increases the polymer strength
C. Heat stabiliser: increases the maximum service temperature
A. Lead
B. Tin
D. Zinc
B. Only
C. Plus selling expenses
D. Plus overhead cost
A. Vanadium
C. Copper
B. Oxidising
C. All A, B. & C
D. Carburising
A. Aluminium
B. Wrought iron
D. Copper
A. Drilling
C. High speed steel
D. High carbon steel
A. Process
C. Heavy
D. Structural
A. Nitriding
B. Hot dipping
C. Electroplating
A. Bell and Spigot
B. Expansion
C. Collar
A. Stainless steel
B. Mild steel
A. Output & fineness
B. Velocity
A. Zero
D. Very high which prevents their ignition by compression
A. Mixture of water and air
C. Jet of water at high pressure
D. Blast of air
A. Bearing
C. Tensile
D. Compressive
B. Fatigue limit
C. Creep limit
D. Surface finish
B. gm .cm-2, sec-1
C. gm . cm . sec-1
D. gm . cm2 . sec-2
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