Out of the following diesel engine the minimum air consumption per B.H.P. will be in
A.4 stroke, mech, injection
B.4 stroke, air injection
C.2 stroke, mech, injection, pump, scavenging
D.2 stroke, air injection
A.4 stroke, mech, injection
B.4 stroke, air injection
C.2 stroke, mech, injection, pump, scavenging
D.2 stroke, air injection
A.Rs. 5000
B.Rs. 6000
C.Rs. 8000
D.Rs. 10000
E.Rs. 15000
A.Increase
B.Decrease
C.Independent of CR
D.Depends on other factors
E.None of the above
A.0.2 kg/sq-cm
B.9.774 kg/sq-cm
C.77.4 mm of Hg
D.3.2526 kg/sq-cm
E.1.025 kg/sq-cm
A.Constant volume process
B.Constant pressure process
C.Isothermal process
D.Adiabatic process
A.Clapeyron’s line
B.Calender’s line
C.Willian’s line
D.Hopson’s line
E.Bunsen line
A.As compression ratio is reduced
B.By controlling air/fuel mixture
C.By controlling ignition timing
D.By controlling exhaust temperatures
E.None of the above
A.1.0 kg/sq-cm
B.1.7 kg/sq-cm
C.1.0 kg/sq-cm
D.10.2 kg/sq-cm
E.None of the above
A.Loose flywheel or pulley
B.Too much clearance in crank pin
C.Loose valve
D.Excess cooling in intercooler
E.Air filter choked
A.1
B.Zero
C.Infinity
D.1 percent
E.0.5 percent