As per IS specifications the endurance test for engines is conducted for
A.100 hours
B.200 hours
C.300 hours
D.500 hours
E.1000 hours
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
A.Provide an escape for the oil that the slot edges cut from the cylinder wall
B.Reduce the bulk
C.Minimise friction
D.Better lubrication of cylinder walls
E.Remove oil from cylinder
A.1
B.0.528
C.0.546
D.0.577
E.0.64
A.Fine atomisation and even distribution of fuel
B.Minimum heat loss during combustion
C.Clear exhaust
D.High surface to volume ratio
E.Any of the above
A.Defects in S.I.engines
B.The hottest spots in engines
C.The spots where heavier fractions of fuel are vaporised
D.Do not exist in engines
E.Hottest point within engine cylinder
A.0.007 kg/sq-cm
B.0.14 kg/sq-cm
C.1.04 kg/sq-cm
D.1.14 kg/sq-cm
E.None of the above