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UKPSC AE 2013: Uttarakhand Assistant Engineer (AE) Exam, AE Mechanical Engineering (Paper-Il)

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Mechanical Engineering (Paper-I!)

     Triple point and critical point pressure of carbon dioxide are:-
     (a)     4.5 8mm Hg and 221.2 bar respectively
     (b)     5.18 bar and 221.2 bar respectively
     (c)     I bar and 50 bar respectively
     (d)     5.18 bar and 73.8 bar respectively

2.   In winter air conditioning, the inside design conditions are given by the following:-
     (a)    25°C DBT, 50% RH                        (b)    25°C DBT, 60% RH
     (c)    21°C DBT, 50% RH                        (d)    21°C DBT, 60% RH

3.   Effective temperature in respect of air conditioning is the temperature of:-
     (a)     Unsaturated air                       (b)     Saturated air
     (c)     Dry air                               (d)     Either (b) or (c) above

4.   Normal boiling point of different refrigerants are given below. Which pairs are correct?

     (1) NH3 —40.8°C                                 (2) R-12 —29.8°C

     (3) R-22 —33.3°C                                (4) R-134a —26.2°C


     (a)     (1) and (2) are correct                 (b)    (3) and (4) are correct

     (c)     (2) and (4) are correct                 (d)    (1) and (4) are correct


5.   Actual expansion process in a throttling device is:-
     (a)     Reversible adiabatic expansion          (b)    Isenthalpic expansion

     (c)     Fanno - line expansion                  (d)    Isothermal expansion


6.   What will be the depth of a point below water surface in sea, where pressure intensity is
     1.006 MN/rn2? (Specific gravity of sea water = 1.025)
     (a)    lOm                                  (b)     lOOm

     (c)     1000rn                                  (d)    irn


7.   Which of the following expression correctly defines the relationship between internal pressure
     intensity (p) and the radius of spherical droplet (r)?


     (a) pcc                                         (b)    pocr


                    1
     (c)     poc                                     (d) pocr2
                   r
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8.     In case of multi-stage vapour compression system, flash intercooling is beneficial in case of
       those refrigerants only for which:-
       (a)         Latent heat of vapourization is more (b)     Latent heat of vapourization is less

       (c)         Thermal conductivity is high           (d)   Thermal conductivity is low


9.     For an incompressible flow, which of the following is correct?

            ôu v                                               Ott *3v
            —+—=0                                         Ik\   -+->
        a1 ox Oy                                            ) Ox Oy

                   Ou Ov                                       Ou Ov
                   —+--<                                  td' —+—=1
                   Ox 0)'                                 ''   Ox Oy

10.    The velocity components in a two dimensional flow field for an incompressible fluid are
       expressed as

       U   =        + 2x - x2y
               3

                           3
       v=xy2 -2y---

       These functions represent:-
       (a)    Rotational flow                        (b)        Irrotational flow
       (c)    Either rotational or irrotational flow (d)        Neither rotational nor irrotational flow


11.    Constant volume cycle is also known as:-
       (a)    Otto cycle                                  (b)   Joule cycle
       (c)    Rankin cycle                                (d)   Atkinson cycle


12.    An engine working on stirling cycle between the same temperature limits as that of Carnot
       cycle, has air standard efficiency:-
       (a)     More than Carnot cycle             (b)    Equal to Carnot cycle
       (c)     Less than Carnot cycle             (d)    Depends upon other factor also


13.    The frictional resistance in case of turbulent flow is independent of :-
       (a)     Pressure of flow                       (b)     Density of fluid
       (c)     Temperature of fluid                   (d)     Area of surface in contact


 14.    The velocity at which the flow changes from laminar to turbulent for a given fluid at a given
        temperature is known as:-
        (a)    Maximum velocity•.                   (b)    Minimum velocity
        (c)    Average velocity                     (d)    Critical velocity


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15.    The head loss due to turbulent flow as compared to laminar flow is:-
       (a) More                                    (b) Less
       (c) Equal                                   (d) Unpredictable

16.    In a laminar flow, the velocity at any point is:-
       (a)     Constant in magnitude but varying in direction
       (b)     Constant in magnitude as well as in direction
       (c)     Constant in direction but varying in magnitude
       (d)     Variable in magnitude as well as in direction

17.    The similarity of shape between the model and prototype is known as:-
       (a)    Dynamic similarity                   (b)    Kinematic similarity
       (c)    Geometric similarity                 (d)    None of the above

18.    The thickness of boundary layer is proportional to:-
       (a)     Its distance from the leading edge
       (b)     Square of its distance from the leading edge
       (c)     Four times its distance from the leading edge
       (d)     Square root of its distance from the leading edge

19.    The flow within the boundary layer is:-
       (a)    Only turbulent                           (b)    Only laminar
       (c)    Either (a) or (b)                        (d)    None of the above


20.    The total drag on a plate held normal to the flow is equal to:-
       (a)    Pressure drag                          (b)     Viscous drag
                                                              Viscous drag
       (c)     Pressure drag x viscous drag          (d)      Pressure drag


 21.    The coefficient of drag and lift are functions of:-
        (a)    Frouds number                           (b)    Reynolds number
        (c)    Weber number                            (d)    Euler number


 22.    The aspect ratio of a wing is expressed as:-
        (a)     i/A                                    (b)    i/A2

        (c)     12/A                                   (d)    12/A2


 23.    Beyond. the stall point, the drag coefficient:-
        (a)   Decreases rapidly                         (b)   Increases rapidly
        (c)   Remains same                              (d)   None of the above

 24.  The process in which heat energy is transmitted by means of electromagnetic waves is known
      as:-
      (a)    Heat conduction                        (b)    Heat convection
      (c)    Heat radiation                         (d)   None of the above
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25.   Heat conduction in gases is due to:-
      (a)    The elastic impacts of molecules
      (b)    The motion of electrons
      (c)    The mixing motion of different parts of a fluid
      (d)    The electromagnetic waves

26.   In which case the medium is not required for the transfer of heat energy:-
      (a) Conduction                              (b) Convection
      (c)    Radiation                            (d)      None of the above

27.   According to Fourier's law, thequantity of heat flow through a surface area 'A' and thickness
      'x' is given by the relation:-
      (a)      Q = - KA (dt/dx)                    (b)     Q = - A/k (dt/dx)
      (c)      Q = - A (dx/dt)                     (d)     Q = - KA (dx/dt)

28.   According to Newton's law of cooling, the rate of heat transfer from a solid surface of area A,
      at a temperature t1 , to a fluid at temperature t2 is given by:-
      (a) Q=hA(t1 +t2)                              (b) Q=hA(t1 t2)
      (c) Q=h/A(t1-t2)                              (d) Q=A/h(t1 +t2)


29.   The opaque body is that which:-
      (a)    Absorbs all radiations
      (b)    Reflects all radiations
      (c)    Transmits all radiations
      (d)    Partly reflects and partly absorbs the radiation

30.   According to Stefan Boltzman law the relation between the total emission from a black body
      per unit area and per unit time (Eb) and the absolute temperature (T) is given as:-
      (a)     Eb oc T4                              (b)     Eb oc i
      (c) Eb ocT2                                   (d) ET


31.   If a body is at thermal equilibrium, then:-
      (a)     Emissivity <absorptivity               (b)    Emissivity> absorptivity
      (c)     Emissivity = absorptivity              (d)    None of the above


32.   The heat transfer by conduction through a pipe is given by the relation:-
                  7t1k(T1 .z-T2 )                                2irlk(T1 1'2)
      (a) Q log(A2/A1)                                       Q    log(A2/A1)

                  27t1k(T1 T)                                      lk(T1 —T2)
      (c)     Q= log(AxA)                                   'Q 2itlog(A2/A1)

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33.   With the help of fins, the heat transfer can be increased by about:-
      (a)    4 times                                 (b)     6 times
      (c)    8 times                                 (d)     10 times

34.   In a low speed S.1. engine, the inlet valve closes approximately:-
      (a)     40° after BDC                          (b)    30° before BDC
      (c)     100 after BDC                          (d)    100 before BDC

35.    The function of fuel injector, is to:-
       (a)    Pump the fuel at high pressure            (b)   Mix diesel with air
       (c)    Atmoise the fuel                          (d)   Ignite the fuel

36.    The function of carburettor is to:-
       (a)    Refining the fuel
       (b)    Increase the. pressure of fuel vapours
       (c)    Inject petrol in cylinder
       (d)    Atomise and vapourise the fuel and to mix it with air in proper ratio

37.    In S.I. engine, the throttle valve of carburettor controls the quantity of:-
       (a)      Fuel                                   (b)     Air
       (c)      Fuel and air mixture                   (d)     Lubricating oil

38.     The function of a hydraulic turbine is to convert water energy into:-
      • (a)    Heat energy                            (b)    Electrical energy
        (c)    Atomic Energy                          (d)    Mechanical energy

39.    The specific speed of a turbine is:-
       (a)    Its maximum speed
       (b)    Its minimum speed
       (c)    Its speed at maximum output
       (d)    The speed of a geometrically similar turbine that would develop one metric horse
              power under a head of one meter

40.    The type of turbine recommended for a head of 10 meter is:-
       (a)    Francis turbine                     (b)    Kaplan turbine
       (c)    Pelton turbine                      (d)    None of the above

41.    The vanes of a centrifugal pump move due to:-
       (a)    Pressure energy of water
       (b)    Kinetic energy of water
       (c)    Both pressure and kinetic energy of water
       (d)    Power supplied by prime mover


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42.   The specific speed of a centrifugal pump is given as:-

      (a)     Nj/h'                                   (b)     N/h

      (c) Nj/h                                        (d) Nf/h


43.   Which of the following compressors has highest capacity?
      (a)   Reciprocating                        (b)    Centrifugal
      (c)   Axial flow                           (d)    Fan

44.   The volumetric efficiency of a reciprocating compressor is equal to:-
      (a)    1+K-K(p2/p1 )                         (b)   1+K-K(p2/p1 )fl
      (c)     1+K+K(p2/p1 )'                          (d)     1+K-K(p2/p1 )1'


45.   The thermal efficiency of an open cycle gas turbine increases with the:-
      (a)     Increase in inlet temperature of atmospheric air
      (b)     Decrease in inlet temperature of atmospheric air
      (c)     Remain same for all temperatures of inlet air
      (d)    None of the above


46.   Constant volume gas turbine works on:-
      (a)    Joule cycle                              (b)   Carnot cycle
      (c)    Otto cycle                               (d)   Atkinson cycle


47.   The capacity of boiler is defined as:-
      (a)    The volume of feed water inside the shell
      (b)    The volume of the steam space inside the shell
      (c)    The maximum pressure at which steam can be generated
      (d)    Amount of water converted into steam from 100°C to 110°C in one hour


48.   The type of safety valve recommended for high pressure boiler is:-
      (a)    Dead weight safety valve                 (b)   Lever safety valve
      (c)    Spring loaded safety valve               (d)   None of the above


49.   Blade efficiency of steam turbine is equal to:-
      (a)    V(V 1 -V2) / 2g                          (b)   2V(V 1 -V 2) / V1 2
      (c)    V(V 1 -V 2) / V1 2                       (d)   V2(V 1 -V 2) / 2V1



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50.   The gas which is used as a coolant in a nuclear power plant is:-
      (a) Freon                                    (b) Ammonia
      (c) Helium                                       (d) Chlorine


51.   The function of a reflector in nuclear power plant is to:-
      (a)    Reflect heat
      (b)    Reflect light
      (c)     Reflect the escaping neutrons back into the core
      (d)    None of the above


52.   If the capacity of a refrigerating machine is one ton, than the rateof heat abstraction is equal
      to: -
      (a)     50 kcal/min                            (b)     100 kcal/min
      (c)     150 kcal/min                           (d)     500 kcal/min


53.   The refrigeration system works on:-
      (a)    Zeroth law of thermodynamics              (b)   First law of thermodynamics
      (c)    Second law of thermodynamics              (d)   None of the above


54    Which of the refrigerant is more toxic?
      (a)   Carbon dioxide                             (b)   Ammonia
      (c)   Freon- 12                                  (d)   Freon-22


55.   Which of the following refrigerant is more costly?
      (a)   Ammonia                                (b)   Carbon dioxide
      (c)   Methyl chloride                        (d)   Freon- 12


56.   Pick up the correct statement:-
      (a)    The refrigerant should have high thermal conductivity and low freezing temperature
      (b)    The refrigerant should have low heat transfer coefficient and high latent heat
      (c)    The refrigerant should have high specific volume and high latent heat
      (d)    The refrigerant should have high specific volume and low latent heat


57.   Which of the following refrigerant has maximum latent heat?
      (a)   Sulphur dioxide                      (b)    Carbon dioxide
      (c) Ammonia                                (d) Dichioro-difloro-methane


58.   A refrigerant should have the following property:-
      (a)     High boiling point                  (b)        High latent heat
      (c)     High specific heat                  (d)        High specific volume


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59.     The necessary data required for the design of the air conditioning apparatus is/are:-
         (a)    Grand total heat                      (b)      Dehumidified air quantity
         (c)    Apparatus dew point                   (d)      All of the above


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 60.     If A u        B V      andC = V       then momentum equation of the boundary layer can be
         given as follows:-
         (a) A+B+C=0                                   (b) A+B-C=0
         (c) A+B-C2=0                                  (d) A.B=C

 61.     For non-flow closed system the value of net energy transferred as heat and work equals
         change in:-
         (a) Enthalpy                              (b) Entropy
         (c)    Internal energy                    (d)    None of the above

62.      During throttling process the following holds good:-
         (a)    Enthalpy does not change              (b)     Entropy does not change
         (c)    Internal energy does not change       (d)     Volume change is negligible

63.      For an adiabatic process, the temperature and pressure are related as under:-

                                                                 r-I

         (a)      iRa                                 (b)
                                                              T(pr
                 T1    'j'i                                   T1      P1)

                                                                           r+I
                1         prI                                     I '\
                                                               2_ p21r
       (c)                                            (d)
                T1
                          p11                                 TI \\PI )

64.    An engine operates between temperature limits 900 K and T2 and another between T2 and
       400 K. For both engines to be equally efficient T2 should be:-
       (a)    600 K                                 (b)     700 K
       (c)    625 K                                 (d)     650 K

65.    For a process, the value of (8Q-8W) is:-
       (a)     Positive                               (b)    Negative
       (c)     Zero                                   (d)    Unpredictable

66.    Area under the curve of a T-S diagram represents:-
       (a)    Heat transfer for a reversible process
       (b)    Heat transfer for an irreversible process
       (c)    Heat transfer for all processes
       (d)    None of the above
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67.   A heat engine developes 60 kW work having an efficiency of 60%, Amount of heat rejected
      will be:-
      (a)     400 kW                            (b)     10 kW
      (c)     40 kW                             (d)     20 kW

68.   In Carnot cycle, addition and rejection of heat takes place at:-
      (a)    Constant pressure                      (b)     Constant temperature
      (c)    Constant volume                        (d)     Constant speed

69.   For same value of compression ratio and heat input, the order of thermal efficiency of Otto,
      Diesel and Dual cycles will be as under:-
      (a)     n >n >77
               Otto   Diesel  Dual
                                                 (b)       7 Otto > 7 Dual> 77Diesel
      (c)     fl
                   Diesel
                            >t7
                                  Dual
                                         >77 Otto          (d)   17> 77
                                                                  Dual    Diesel > 7 Otto



70.   A heat engine receives 1120 kJ of heat and rejects 840 kJ of heat while operating between
      two temperature limits of 560 K and 280 K. It indicates that the engine operates on the
      following cycle:-
      (a)    Reversible cycle                     (b)     Irreversible cycle
      (c)    Impossible cycle                     (d)     Unpredictable cycle

71.   Change in entropy for a natural process will always be:-
      (a)   Zero                                   (b)    Positive
      (c)   Negative                               (d)

72.   The thermal efficiency of an ideal Otto cycle:-
      (a)    Increases with compression ratio
      (b)    Increases with specific heat ratio
      (c)    Increases with compression ratio and specific heat ratio
      (d)    Increases with compression ratio but decreases with specific heat ratio

73.   Critical radius of insulation for sphere is equal to:-
      (a)     2k.h                                         (b)   h / 2k
      (c)     2k/h                                         (d)   k.h


74.   If the ratio of emission of a body to that of a black body at a given temperature is constant for
      all wavelengths, the body is called:-
      (a)      Black body                              (b)    Gray body
      (c)      White body                              (d)    Opaque body

75.   The thickness of thermal boundary layer is equal to hydrodynamic boundary layer when
      Prandtl number is equal to:-
      (a)    0                                   (b)    0.1
      (c)    1.0                                 (d)    10


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76.      A composite wall consists of three different materials having thermal conductivities K, 2K
         and 4K respectively. The ratio of temperature drop across different materials will be:-
         (a)   1: 1: 1                                (b)    1: 2: 4
         (c)   4:2:1                                  (d)    2:4:1

77.      A body cools from 90°C to 70°C in 5 minutes. The time required by body for further cooling
         to 50°C will be:-
         (a)    5 minutes                           (b)     Less than 5 minutes
         (c)    More than 5 minutes                 (d)     10 minutes

78.      The value of Stanton number for value of Nusselt number 400, Reynolds number 40 and
         Prandtl number 20 will be:-
         (a)    800                                (b)     200
         (c)    2                                  (d)    0.5

79.   Assuming the Sun to be a black body emitting radiation with maximum intensity at
       2 = 0.491um, the surface temperature of the sun will be:-
      (a)     491.4 K                               (b)    4914 K
      (c)     49140 K                               (d)    491.4° C

80.   According to Wien's law, the wavelength corresponding to maximum energy is proportional
      to:-
      (a)       T'                                   (1)     T
      (c) T 3                                        (d) T 4

81.   LMTD in case of counter flow heat exchanger as compared to parallel flow heat exchanger
      is:-
      (a) Lower                                (b) Higher
      (c) Same                                 (d) Unpredictable

82.   For radiation between two large parallel plates having emissivities , and E,, the effective
      emissivity will be:-


      (a)                                            (b)     E1 E2

                                                               1
                     1
      (c)                                                    1  1
                                                     (d)     —+-1
                E1 +E2 -1                                    E1    E2


83.   In turbulent filmwise condensation on a vertical surface, the critical value of Reynolds number
      recommended for use is:-
      (a)     2300                                  (b)      1800
      (c)     5x105                                 (d)      1000



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84.   The intensity of solar radiation on earth is of the order of :-
      (a)    1 kW/m2                                  (b)    2 kW/m2
      (c)    3 kW/m2                                  (d)    4 kW/m2

85.   Free convection heat transfer is significantly affected by:-
      (a)    Reynolds number                         (b)     Grashof number
      (c)    Prandtl number                          (d)     Stanton number

86.   In a counterfiow heat exchanger, the hot fluid is cooled from 110°C to 80°C by a cold fluid
      which is heated from 30°C to 60°C. LMTD for the heat exchanger will be:-
      (a) 80°C                                     (b) 50°C
      (c) 30°C                                     (d) 20°C

87.   Fouling factor in the design of heat exchanger is used considering the fact that:-
      (a)    It is used when a liquid exchanges heat with gas
      (b)    It is used in case of Newtonian fluids
      (c)    It is used as a dimensionless factor
      (d)    It is a factor of safety in design

88.   Which dimensionless number has the significant role in forced convection:-
      (a)   Mach number                         (b)     Reynold number
      (c)   Prandtl number                      (d)     Pecklet number

89.   Air standard efficiency of an Otto cycle having compression ratio 4 and adiabatic exponent
      for airr=1.5 will be:-
      (a)     50%                                  (b) 75%
      (c) 25%                                      (d) 5.0%

90.   Thermal efficiency of a Carnot engine is 30%. If the engine is reversed to operate as heat
      pump with same operating conditions, what will be the COP of the heat pump?
      (a)   0.3                                  (b)     1.33
      (c)   2.33                                 (d)     3.33

91.   An oil having kinematic viscosity 0.25 stokes flows through a pipe of 10cm diameter. The
      flow will be critical at a velocity of about:-
      (a)    0.5 mIs                                 (b) 1.5mls
      (c)    1.8mls                                  (d) 4.6mls

92.   Unit of kinematic viscosity is:-
      (a)     m2/s                                   (b)   N.s/m2
      (c)    kgls.m2                                 (d)   mlkg.s

93.   Navier — Stoke's equation is concerned with:-
      (a)    Turbulence                           (b)   Viscosity
      (c) Buoyancy                                (d) Compressibility

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94.    When a fluid flows through a pipeline under viscous flow conditions, the ratio of velocity at
       the axis of the pipe to the mean velocity of flow is:-
       (a)     0.5                                    (b)     1.0
       (c)     1.67                                   (d)     2.0

95.    In a turbulent flow through a pipe, the shear stress is:-
       (a)     Maximum at the centre and decreases linearly towards the wall
       (b)     Maximum at the centre and decreases logarithmically towards the wall
       (c)     Maximum mid—way between the centre line and the wall
       (d)     Maximum at the wall and decreases linearly to zero at the centre

96.    At what distance (r) from the centre of a pipe of radius (R) does the average velocity occur in
       laminar flow:-
       (a)    r = 0.33                                (b)     r = 0.707
       (c)    r = 0.50                                (d)     r = 0.59

97.    The loss of head due to friction in a pipe of uniform diameter in which a viscous flow is
       taking place is given in terms of Reynolds number, Re as:-
       (a)     1/Re                                 (b)    4/Re
       (c)     16/Re                                (d)    64/Re

98.    Hydraulic radius is equal to:-
       (a)   Area divided by the square of wetted perimeter
       (b)   Area divided by the wetted perimeter
       (c)   Wetted perimeter divided by area
       (d)   Square root of area

99.    An oil with specific gravity 0.85 and viscosity 3.8 poise flows in a 5cm diameter horizontal
       pipe at 2.0 mIs. The Reynolds number will be approximately:-
       (a) 224                                       (b) 2240
       (c)     22.4                                  (d)     22400

100. The nominal thickness of boundary layer represents the distance from the surface to a point
       where:-
      (a)      Flow ceases to be laminar
      (b)     The shear stress becomes maximum
      (c)     Velocity is 99% of its asymptotic limit
      (d)     None of the above

101. In a laminar boundary over a flat plate, what would be the ratio of wall shear stresses r and
           at two sections which lie at distances X1 2 units and X2 10 units from the leading edge
       of the plate:-
                                                                     -     0.5
       (a)        T   5.0                             (b)    z- 1 /r 2 - (5)
                I/ 2=
                      -    0.25
       (c)                                            (d)    T I /T,(S)

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102.   The height of water column corresponding to a pressure equivalent of 60 cm of mercury
       column will be:-
       (a)    816 cm                            (b)     8160 cm
       (c)    81.6 cm                           (d)     7996.0 cm

103.   Loss of head due to friction to maintain 0.05 m3/s of discharge of petrol (sp. gravity 0.7)
       through a steel pipe 0.2 m diameter and 1000 m long, taking coefficient of friction 0.0025
       will be
       (a)     0.644 m                             (b)    6.44 m
       (c)     64.4 m                              (d)    644 m

104.   If the compression ratio is increased in S.I. engine, the knocking tendency will:-
       (a)    Increase                                (b)    Decrease
       (c)    Not be affected                         (d)    Cannot be predicted


105.   Anti knock property of C.I. engine fuel can be improved by adding:-
       (a)    Tetra — ethyl lead                      (b)    Amylnitrate
       (c)    Hexadecane                              (d)    Trimethyl pentane


106.   The injection pressure in diesel engine is of the order of:-
       (a)    30-4Obar                                (b)    100—ISObar
       (c)    200 — 300 bar                           (d)    400 — 600 bar


107.   Carbon deposit on the cylinder head of an I.C. engine tend to increase:-
       (a)    Clearance volume                        (b)    Compression ratio
       (c)    Swept volume                            (d)    None of the above


108.   An impulse turbine is used for:-
       (a)    Low head of water                       (b)    High head of water
       (c)    Medium head of water                    (d)    High discharge


109.   If the jet ratio in a Pelton turbine wheel is 18, the number of buckets will be about:-
       (a)    24                                      (b)    21
       (c)    26                                      (d)    18


110.   A low value of time constant for a thermocouple can be achieved by:-
       (a)    Decreasing the wire diameter
       (b)    Using metals of high density and high specific heat
       (c)    Increasing the heat transfer coefficient
       (d)    (a) and (c) above


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Ill.     In order to avoid cavitation in centrifugal pumps:-
       (a)      The suction pressure should be high
       (b)      The delivery pressure should be high
       (c)      The suction pressure should be low
       (d)      The delivery pressure should be low


112. Thermal efficiency of closed cycle gas turbine plant is increased by the following:-
      (a)    Reheating                             (b)     Intercooling
       (c)      Regenerator                            (d)     None of the above

113. Most of the terrestrial solar radiations (received on the earth) lie within wavelength range:-
       (a)      0.101um to 0.29pm                      (b)     0.29pm to 2.5wn

       (c)      3.81um to 7.81wn                       (d)     1021u,n to 10'°/Dn


114. Flat plate solar collectors are used for temperature applications above ambient of about:-
       (a)      20°C                                   (b)     50°C
       (c)      100°C                                  (d)     1000°C


115. A Carnot refrigerator operates between 300.3 K and 273 K. The fraction of cooling effect
       required as work input is:-
       (a) 20%                                         (b) 10%
       (c)      50%                                    (d)     Cannot be calculated


116. A Carnot refrigeration cycle has a COP of 4. The ratio of higher temperature to lower
      temperature will be:-
       (a)      2.5                                    (b)     2.0
       (c)      1.5                                    (d)     1.25


117. Vapour compression cycle using R- 12 gives maximum COP when:-
       (a)      Suction state to compressor is in wet region
       (b)      Suction state to compressor is in superheat region
       (c)      Suction state to compressor is dry saturated
       (d)      None of the above


118. In a simple saturated vapour compression refrigeration cycle, the heat rejected in condenser
       is 160 kJ/kg and compressor work is 32 kJ/kg, then the COP will be:-
       (a)      4                                      (b)     5
       (c)      6                                      (d)     None of the above
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119.   In aqua—ammonia and LiBr—Water absorption refrigeration system, the refrigerants are
       respectively:-
       (a)     Water and LiBr                             (b)   Water and Water
       (c)     Ammonia and LiBr                           (d)   Ammonia and Water


120.   Room sensible heat factor is defined as (RSH: Room sensible heat, RLH: Room Latent heat):-
       (a)     RSH / (RSH+RLH)                            (b) RLH / (RSH+RLH)
       (c)     RSH/RLH                                    (d)   None of the above


121.   The surrounding air temperature in summer is 45°C in a locality. The refrigeration temperature
       is 5°C. Assume 10°C temperature difference in the heat exchanger that exchanges heat with
       surroundings. The COP of the Carnot refrigerator under these conditions, will be:-
       (a)     6.95                                 (b)    7.95
       (c)     6.56                                 (d)    5.56

122.   In an ammonia vapour compression system, wet compression process is used instead of dry
       compression. The C.O.P.
       (a)    Will increase                     (b)    Will decrease
       (c)    Can increase or decrease          (d)    Remains unaffected

123.   A regenerative liquid — vapour heat exchanger is used in a vapour compression system operating
       on ammonia refrigerant, the COP:-
       (a)    Will increase                          (b)      Will decrease
       (c)    Can increase or decrease               (d)      Remains unaffected

124.   The refrigerant C,1-14 is designated as:-
       (a) R24                                            (b) R1S
       (c)     R1150                                      (d)  R150

125.   External equalizer in thermostatic expansion valve (TEV) is used so that the TEV senses the
       pressure of evaporator:-
       (a)    At the outlet                         (b)     At the inlet
       (c)    In the middle                         (d)     At outlet as well as inlet

126.   If COP of a vapour compression system is 4, the heat rejection ratio of its condenser will be:-
       (a)    0.25                                  (b)     5.0
       (c)    1.25                                  (d)    0.20

127.   Aircraft refrigeration system is based upon:-
       (a)    Joule cycle                            (b)        Brayton cycle
       (c)    Carnot cycle (reversed)                (d)        Vapour compression cycle



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128.   1fF is mass handled by a pump and D is refrigerant vapour distilled in a vapour absorption
       system, specific weak solution circulation is given by:-

               F                                              F—D
       (a)                                              (b)
                                                               D

               F—D                                            D
       (c)                                              (d)
                                                              F


129.   The system used for cooling of supersonic aircraft is:-
       (a)    Simple system                        (b)      Bootstrap system
       (c)     Reduced ambient system                   (d)   Regenerative system


130.   Lewis number is given by the following relation: (J= heat transfer coefficient, K is mass
       transfer coefficient and C is specific heat):-
                                 ,
                   Cp                                          K
       (a)                                              (b)   fg.Cp
               fg.K w

                   fg                                             fg
       (c)                                              (d)
               C-K


131. A sample of moist air is at a dry bulb temperature of 21°C and dew point temperature of
      15°C. Specific humidity of air is 0.0 11 kg w.v./kg d.a. What will be the enthalpy of moist air?
       (a)     59.4 kJ/kg d.a.                          (b)   323.4 kJ/kg d.a.
       (c)     52.5 kJ/kg d.a.                          (d)   49.0 kJ/kg d.a.


132. During adiabatic saturation process of air in air washer, the water is sprinkled at a surface
      temperature equal to              of incoming air:-
       (a) DBT                                          (b) WBT
       (c)     DPT                                      (d)   None of the above


133. When steam is injected into the incoming air, the following changes occur in the condition of
      air:-
      (a)    Temperature increases significantly but specific humidity increases negligibly.
       (b)     Temperature increases negligibly but specific humidity increases appreciably.
       (c)     Both temperature and sp. humidity increase appreciably.
       (d)     Both temperature and sp. humidity increase negligibly.


134. In the concept of effective temperature, the relative humidity of air is considered to be:-
       (a) 0%                                           (b) 50%
       (c) 75%                                          (d) 100%

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135.    For atmospheric air, following conditions are given:-
        DBT = 3 5°C, DPT = 23°C and barometer reads 750 mm Hg. Saturation pressure at 23°C and
        35°C is 21.06 mm Hg and 42.4 mm Hg respectively. The relative humidity and partial pressure
        of water vapour will be:-
        (a)     49.7% and 21.06 mm Hg respectively
        (b)     35.5% and 42.4 mm Hg respectively
        (c)     3 5.5% and 15.06 mm Hg respectively
        (d)     Impossible to calculate

136. Some qualities of C.I. engine fuels are given below. Select the quality which is not desirable:-
       (a)   Good ignition quality                   (b)    High volatility

        (c)     High viscosity                         (d)       Low flash point


137. In C.!. engines, ignition delay can be reduced by:-
        (a)     Decreasing compression ratio
        (b)     Increase in air inlet temperature
        (c)     Decrease in coolant temperature
        (d)     Decreasing the engine speed

138. A Pelton turbine works under a head of 405 m and runs at 400 rpm. What will be diameter of
         its runner? (k = 0.45):-
         (a)    1.93m                                      (b)   3.80m
         (c)    2.I0m                                      (d)   None of the above


 139. A Kaplan turbine develops 3000 kW power under a head of 5m and a discharge of 75 m3/s.
        Determine the overall efficiency:-
        (a)   0.79                             (b)     0.82
              0.90                             (d)     None of the above
        (c)


 140. A centrifugal pump lifts 0.0 13 m3 /s water from a depth of 32 m. if the pump motor consumes
        6 kW, what is the overall efficiency of pump. Given density of water = 1000 kg/rn3:-
        (a)    88%                                   (b)     75%
               69%                                   (d)     None of the above
        (c)


 141.     Run away speed for Francis turbine ranges:-
          (a)    1.8 to 1.9 times normal speed             (b)    2.5 to 3 times normal speed
                 3 to 3.5 times normal speed               (d)    2 to 2,2 times normal speed
          (c)

  142. In centrifugal compressors, pressure ratio may be increased:-
                 By decreasing slip factor          (b)     By increasing slip factor
         (a)
                 By making rough blades             (d)     By none of the above
         (c)
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143. If B is magnetic field strength, the theoretical power output of MHD generator is proportional
        to:-
       (a)     B                                      (b)    B2
       (c)     B3                                     (d)


144. Absorption of energy in solar collectors can be increased to a maximum value by coating the
      absorber surface by:-
      (a)     Black paint                           (b)     Lamp black
      (c)     Rough black coating                   (d)     Selective coating

145. On increasing the temperature of absorber plate of solar collector the efficiency of collector:-
      (a)     Increases
      (b)     Decreases
      (c)     May increase or decrease depending upon atmospheric temperature
      (d)     Does not depend on absorber plate temperature

146. Solar photovoltaic cell is made up of semiconductor materials. The efficiency of conversion
       of solar energy into electrical energy is of the order of:-
       (a) 7%                                          (b) 21%
       (c) 70%                                         (d) 90%

147. The following boiler operates in supercritical range of pressure:-
      (a)     Benson                                (b)    Babcock and Wilcox
      (c)     Loeffler                              (d)    Cornish

148. Pressure compounding can be done in the following type of turbines:-
       (a)    Impulse turbines                   (b)    Reaction turbines
       (c)    Both impulse and reaction turbines (d)    None of the above

149. The first law of thermodynamics was given by:-
      (a) Obert                                 (b) Keenan
      (c) Joule                                 (d) Newton

150.   Gas A at 1 MPa, 100°C and Gas B at 5 MPa, 100°C are mixed such that final temperature
       after mixing remains 100°C. The process is adiabatic. The entropy of the gases after mixing:-
       (a)     Will increase                        (b)     Will remain same
       (c)     Will decrease                        (d)     Cannot be calculated

151. T1 is high and T, is low temperature of a Carnot heat engine. Which is the most efficient way
     to increase efficiency?
       (a)    To increase T1                          (b)   To decrease T2
       (c)    To increase T1 and T2 both              (d)   To decrease T1 and T2 both
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152. A refrigerator (COP=2.5) removes energy by heat transfer from freezer at 0°C at a rate of
      9000 kJ/hr and rejects energy to the surroundings. Determine power input to the refrigerator:-
       (a)     614.3 kJ/hr                              (b)    3600 kW
       (c)     659.3 kJ/hr                              (d)    1 kW


153. A machine produces 100 kJ work by consuming 100 kJ heat. This machine will be called:-
       (a)     PMM - I                                  (b)    PMM - II
       (c)     PMM - III                                (d)    None of the above


154. For a steady flow system (where kinetic and potential energies are negligible), the first law of
       thermodynamics can be expressed as:-

       (a) dQ—dW=dU                                     (b) Q—W=AE

       (c)       _ \; = AU                              (d)      _ \' = AH


155.   A gas turbine plant operates between 27°C, minimum temperature and 927°C maximum
       temperature. Calculate the cycle efficiency:-
       (a)     25%                                      (b)    50%
       (c)     75%                                      (d)    None of the above


156.   The effect of regeneration on efficiency and work output of Brayton cycle is that its:-
       (a)     Efficiency decreases but work output increases
       (b)     Efficiency as well as work output increases
       (c)     Efficiency increases but work output remains same
       (d)     Efficiency remains same but work output increases


157. Which cycle consists of three processes?
       (a)     Ericsson cycle                           (b)    Stirling cycle
       (c)     Atkinson cycle                           (d)    Lenoir cycle


158.   Third law of thermodynamics is:-
       (a)     An extension of second law               (b)    An extension of first law
       (c)     An independent law of nature             (d)    An extension of zeroth law


159. A 20 cm diameter pipe of 30 km length transports oil at 0.01 m3/s. The power required to
       maintain flow will be [i.' = 0.1N — s/rn 2 , density = 900kg/rn3 ]

       (a) 76.32kW                                      (b) 7.632W
       (c)     763.2 W                                  (d)    0.7632 kW
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160. A small air bubble of diameter 1.0 mm rises with a steady velocity of 1.5 cm/s through an oil
       of specific gravity 0.9. The viscosity of oil will be:-
       (a)    3.24x10 3 N-s/m2                        (b)   32.4x10 3 N-s/rn2
       (c)    32.4x10 6 N-s/rn2                       (d)   None of the above


161. The flow in the capillary tube is laminar because:-
       (a)    The capillary tube is made of glass
       (b)    The surface tension and capilarity promotes laminarisation
       (c)    Only inviscid liquid can flow through capillary tube
       (d)    The diameter of capillary tube is very small

162. Flow separation is caused by:-
       (a)   Reduction of pressure in the direction of flow
       (b)   Reduction of the boundary layer thickness
       (c)   Presence of adverse pressure gradient
       (d)   Presence of favourable pressure gradient

163. In case of flow over a flat plate, the Reynold number at which flow becomes turbulent is:-
       (a)    2300                                    (b)   3.2x105
       (c)    7.5x105                                 (d)   2000


164. The critical angle of attack of an aerofoil is that where:-
      (a)      The lift becomes zero
      (b)      The drag becomes zero
      (c)      The drag begins to rise
      (d)      The lift begins to drop

165. A normal shock can occur only when:-
      (a)    Flow changes from supersonic to subsonic
      (b)    Flow changes from sonic to subsonic
      (c)    Flow changes from subsonic to sonic
       (d)     The flow is Trans-sonic

166. Flow over an elliptical body may be idealized by superimposing a free stream and:-
       (a)   A source                             (b)    A doublet
       (c)     A source and sink                      (d)   A free vortex

167. Impingement ofajet on a flat plate may be expressed by:-
       (a)         xy                                 (b)     =x2 -y2

       (c)         x3 +y3                             (d)     i=x/y


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168. Euler number is given as the ratio of:-
     (a)    Inertia force / Gravity force              (b)   Pressure force / inertia force
     (c)    Inertia force / Surface tension            (d)   Gravity force / Inertia force

169. With the increase in the length of fin, fin efficiency:-
     (a) Decreases                                   (b) Increases
     (c)    Remains unaffected                       (d)     First increases and then decreases


170. Consider a cylinder of radius R with uniformly distributed heat source of heat generation rate
          and constant thermal conductivity K. Assume temperature as a function of radius (r) only.
       The boundary conditions are; T = T at r R and heat generated equals heat lost at surface.
       The temperature distribution in the cylinder is given by:-

                     q   r2                                        q    r
       (a)     T=T +   (l-)                            (b)   T=T +   (1- 2)
                  '2K R                                         W4K R


       (c)     T=T +_9_.(R2 - r2)                      (d)   T=TW+-9-(R2 - r2)
                   W2K                                            4K


171. In transient heat conduction, lumped capacity analysis is applicable with good accuracy when
     Biot number (Bi):-
     (a)     is equal to 1                         (b)     is less than 0.1
     (c)     is greater than 0.1                   (d)     is less than I


172. General conduction equation in its simple form, v2 T=0 (where T is temperature), is called:-
     (a)    Poisson's equation                    (b)    Fourier's equation
     (c)    Laplace equation                      (d)    Kirchoff's equation

173. Air at 300 °C and 7 bar is expanded isentropically until the velocity is 300 rn/s. Calculate the
     static temperature of the air at high velocity condition if C of air is 1.00 kJ/kg-°C:-
        (a)    255 °C                                  (b)   295 °C
        (c)    300 °C                                  (d)   None of the above


 174. Prandtl number is connecting link between:-
      (a)    Velocity field and temperature field (b)         Gravity field and temperature field
      (c)    Gravity field and velocity field     (d)         None of the above

 175. The significance of Reynold analogy is that it:-
      (a)    Tells whether flow is laminar or turbulent
      (b)    Relates heat transfer to momentum transfer
      (c)    Relates heat transfer and mass transfer
      (d)    Relates heat transfer and frictional loss

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176. For mixed (free and forced) convection in horizontal tubes of diameter d and length L, Graetz
     number (Gz) is defined as:-
                         d                                                d
       (a)    Re. Pr.                                 (b)   Gr. Pr. Re.
                                                                          L

                            d                                       d
       (c)     Gr. Re.                                (d)   Gr. Pr. L


177. Radiations are incident from a small area dA1 to a disc A2 of diameter D kept at a distance R.
       The shape factor FdA1 -~ A2 will be:-

                   D2                                           D2
       (a)                                            (b)
               R 2 +D2                                      4R2 + D2

                       D2
       (c)                                            (d)
               (R2 +D2 / 4)                                 R2 + 4D2

178. Three radiation shields are placed between two infinite parallel plates. The emissivities of
     plates and shields are same. As compared to heat transfer without shields, the heat transfer
     with shield will become:-

               I                                            I
       (a)     -                                      (b)   -


               3                                            9


       (c)                                            (d)   None of the above



179. For a double pipe, counter flow heat exchanger with C = I (C = Cmm / Cmax) the effectiveness
                                                                          .




       is equal to:-
                   NTU                                (b) li-l/NTU
       (a)
                NTU-1
                   NTU                                      NTU+l
       (c)                                            (d)
                NTU + I                                     NTU—1

180. Dittus Boelter equation for heating of a fluid in a tube is given as follows:-
              -




      (a)   Nu0.023 Re08 Pr04
       (b)     Nu0.023 Re08 Pr03
       (c)     NuC Re' (where C is a constant and n is a real number)
       (d)     NuC 1og Re"




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