A dimensionless number representing the ratio of inertia forces to viscous forces is known as
A.Reynolds number
B.Prandtl number
C.Nusselt number
D.Mach number
E.Stanton number
A.Reynolds number
B.Prandtl number
C.Nusselt number
D.Mach number
E.Stanton number
A.0.11
B.0.011
C.0.022
D.None of the above
A.A hard wood board
B.A porcelain sheet
C.An asbestos sheet
D.Saw dust
A.Optical pyrometers
B.Ddisappearing filament type pyrometers
C.Polarising pyrometers
D.Total radiation pyrometers
E.Multicolour pyrometers
A.Liquid metals
B.Salt solution
C.Sugar solution
D.Water
E.Petroleum products
A.Convective heat transfer coefficient
B.Heat exchanged due to vapour
C.Density of liquids
D.Relative humidity
E.None of the above
A.Nucleate boiling
B.Film boiling
C.Pool boiling
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Continuous radiation from burning soot particles of microscopic and submicroscopic dimensions
B.Radiation from suspended larger particles of coal, coke or ash contributing to flame luminosity
C.Infrared radiation from water vapour and carboundioxide
D.Non-equilibrium radiation associated with the combustion process
E.All of the above
A.Methyl alcohol
B.Hexane
C.Phosphorous
D.Butyl acetate
E.Benzene.
A.Density
B.Dynamic viscosity
C.Kinematic viscosity
D.Thermal conductivity
E.Thermal diffusivity