For the same temperature limits and heat input, the most efficient cycle is
A.Carnot
B.Otto
C.Diesel
D.Brayton
E.All of the above have same efficiency
A.Carnot
B.Otto
C.Diesel
D.Brayton
E.All of the above have same efficiency
A.Sum of their initial velocities
B.Difference of their initial velocities
C.Average of their initial velocities
D.Independent of their initial velocities
E.None of the above
A.Brittleness at high temperatures
B.Brittleness at low temperatures
C.Loose textured metal
D.Voids created due to chemical reaction between carbon and iron oxide
E.None of the above
A.P waves
B.Lower mental
C.L waves
D.None of these
A.325?C
B.425?C
C.525?C
D.625?C
A.Cv = 2.97
B.Cv = 1.97
C.Cv = 5.97
D.Cv = 0.97
E.Cv = 0.597
A.are at very high temperature
B.move with high velocity
C.are at rest
D.have kinetic energies similar to those of surrounding molecules
A.Universal motor
B.Squirrel cage induction motor
C.Synchronous motor
D.Reluctance motor
E.Capacitor run motor
A.equal to Rankine cycle efficiency
B.equal to Carnot cycle efficiency
C.less than Diesel cycle efficiency
D.more than Otto or Diesel cycle efficiency
A.2 links and 3 turning pairs
B.3 links and 3 turning pairs
C.3 links and 4 turning pairs
D.4 links and 4 turning pairs
E.4 links and 5 turning pairs