The gauge factor for doped crystal is in the range
A.0.5 to 1
B.1 to 2
C.2 to 20
D.20 to 50
E.100 to 5000
A.0.5 to 1
B.1 to 2
C.2 to 20
D.20 to 50
E.100 to 5000
A.4 stroke mechanical injection
B.4 stroke air injection
C.2 stroke mechanical injection pump scavenging
D.2 stroke air injection
A.Sintering plants
B.Oil refineries
C.Blast furnace
D.Power plants
E.Sulphuric acid plant
A.lime stone
B.coke slurry
C.molasses
D.any of the above
A.Weber number
B.Shround number
C.Cauchy number
D.Euler number
E.Froude number
A.Adhesion
B.Cohesion
C.Dynamic viscosity
D.Kinematic viscosity
E.Surface tension
A.Increasing the flow rate
B.Reducing the flow rate
C.Reducing the velocity of flow
D.Reducing the energy of flow
E.Reducing turbulence
A.If friction is neglected, the reactions are always normal to the surfaces on contact
B.Friction always acts to oppose the relative motion of the free body
C.If static friction is acting, the value of the friction force may vary from zero to its maximum value
D.The force of friction is always normal to the surface
E.All of the above
A.Unit of noise level
B.A logarithmic ratio between a measured quantity and a reference quantity
C.Quantity of noise per unit area
D.A logarithmic ratio between a measured quantity and 100
E.None of the above