Dynamic similarity refers to the similarity of
A.masses and forces
B.velocity and acceleration
C.physical dimensions
D.temperature and heat flux
A.masses and forces
B.velocity and acceleration
C.physical dimensions
D.temperature and heat flux
A.convection
B.conduction
C.radiation
D.conduction and convection
A.MLT?3
B.MLT2 ?2
C.MLT-3 ?-1
D.ML-1T2 ?
A.Evaporative cooling
B.Convective cooling
C.Radiaion
D.All of the above
A.Wein’s Law
B.Kirchhoff’s law
C.Stefan Boltzmann’s law
D.None of the above
A.kcal/hr
B.kcal/m/hr
C.kcal/m2/hr/?C
D.None of the above
A.Lead
B.Mercury
C.Zinc
D.Sodium
E.Potassium
A.Mercury thermometer
B.Alcohol thermometer
C.Gas thermometer
D.Optical pyrometer
E.Any of the above
A.Temperature goes down, doiling continues
B.Temperature goes up, boiling continues
C.Temperature goes down, boiling stops
D.Temperature goes up, boiling stops
E.Nothing changes
A.equal quantity of wax will meet on the two rods
B.more wax will melt on copper rod as compared to mild steel rod
C.more wax will melt on mild steel rod as compared to copper rod
D.nothing can be predioted as the data is insufficient