Sensible heat is
A.That heat which causes change of state
B.That heat which produces a rise of temperature
C.That heat which produces a rise of temperature
D.That can only be sensed by a thermometer
E.None of the above
A.That heat which causes change of state
B.That heat which produces a rise of temperature
C.That heat which produces a rise of temperature
D.That can only be sensed by a thermometer
E.None of the above
A.Improve heat transfers rate
B.Improve engine performance
C.Reduce fuel consumption
D.Assist in starting the engine
E.Guard against dirt and dust
A.Increases
B.Reduces
C.Remains unaffected
D.Depends on other factors
E.None of the above
A.Amyl nitrate
B.Tetra ethyl lead
C.Trimethyl pentane
D.Hexadecane
E.Aromatics
A.Henry’s law
B.Clausius Clapeyron equation
C.Raoult’s law
D.Dalton’s law
E.None of the above
A.Formation of lumps or masses of coke in boiler furnaces at high temperatures
B.Heating of coal in absence of air driving carbon and leaving behind the residue of carbon
C.Burning of coal in a furnace
D.Producing lumps of coal from fine powders with the help of a binder
E.None of the above
A.Valve sticky
B.Valves leaky
C.Compression poor
D.Insufficient fuel supply to cylinders
E.Air cleaner plugged
A.The working fluid is air for which the specific heats are constant
B.There is no chemical reaction inside the engine clinder
C.Expansion and compression are adiabatic
D.There is always thermal and chemical equilibrium
E.The engine operates at mederate rpm
A.Otto cycle is more efficient
B.Diesel cycle is more efficient
C.Both are equally efficient