Engineering :: Thermodynamics
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181. |
At critical point the latent enthalpy of vaporisation is |
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Only depends on temperature |
B. |
Zero |
C. |
Maximum |
D. |
Minimum |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option B
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182. |
Economiser in the boiler heats the |
Answer: Option C
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183. |
Least value of specific heat |
Answer: Option D
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184. |
The process during which external work done is not zero, is |
A. |
Constant volume process |
B. |
Constant pressure process |
C. |
Throttling |
D. |
Free expansion |
E. |
All of the above |
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Answer: Option B
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185. |
Which of the following relations is not applicable to free expansion process? |
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Heat supplied = Zero |
B. |
Heat rejected = Zero |
C. |
Work done = Zero |
D. |
Change in temperature = Zero |
E. |
Change in internal energy = Zero |
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Answer: Option D
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186. |
Which of the following relations is not valid during throttling process? |
A. |
Total heat = Constant |
B. |
Pressure drop = Zero |
C. |
External work done = Zero |
D. |
Change in internal energy = Zero |
E. |
Change in enthalpy = Zero |
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Answer: Option B
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187. |
The specific heat of water |
A. |
Increases with rise of temperature |
B. |
Decreases with rise of temperature |
C. |
Does not change with temperature |
D. |
First decreases, reaches a minimum value and then increases |
E. |
First increases, reaches a maximum value and then decreases. |
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Answer: Option D
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188. |
A substance above critical temperature exists as |
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Solid |
B. |
Liquid |
C. |
Gas |
D. |
Unsaturated vapour |
E. |
Any of the above |
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Answer: Option C
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189. |
Isothermals are curves obtained by drawing |
A. |
P against T |
B. |
PV against T |
C. |
P against V |
D. |
PV against V |
E. |
V against T |
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Answer: Option C
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190. |
In any process the maximum amount of mechanical energy that can be converted to heat |
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Depends upon the amount of friction |
B. |
Depends upon the intake and exhaust temperature |
C. |
Depends upon whether kinetic energy is involved |
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Is 50% |
E. |
Is 100% |
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Answer: Option E
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