The air standard efficiency of a Diesel engine depends on
A.Compression ratio
B.Speed
C.Torque
D.Cetane value of fuel used
E.Thermodynamic properties of working fluid
A.Compression ratio
B.Speed
C.Torque
D.Cetane value of fuel used
E.Thermodynamic properties of working fluid
A.Reduce knocking tendency
B.Increase knocking tendency
C.Have no effect
D.Reduce exhaust temperature
E.None of the above
A.Conduction only
B.Convection only
C.Conduction and convection
D.Radiation only
E.None of the above
A.10 ; 1
B.15 ; 1
C.20 ; 1
D.60 ; 1
E.400 ; 1
A.Will remain the same
B.Will be doubled
C.Will be four times the original displacement
D.will be either times the original displacement
E.None of the above
A.100 hours
B.200 hours
C.300 hours
D.500 hours
E.1000 hours
A.Unchanged
B.Double of the original
C.Four times
D.8 times
E.16 times
A.Compound pressures
B.Complex pressures
C.Variable pressures
D.Positive and negative pressures
E.Average pressure
A.Enhance by reducing compression ratio
B.Enhance by increasing compression ratio
C.Depend on other factors
D.Increase to certain limits and then no change
E.None of the above
A.Minimum 49?C
B.Maximum 49?C
C.Maximum 100?C
D.Maximum 200?C
E.None of the above