Failure of an engine to start even though it turns over at normal cranking speed could be due to
A.Run down battery
B.Sticking valve
C.Defective ignition
D.A defective cranking motor
E.Low ambient temperature
A.Run down battery
B.Sticking valve
C.Defective ignition
D.A defective cranking motor
E.Low ambient temperature
A.0? K
B.100? K
C.200? K
D.2730.16? K
E.216.73? K
A.Monoatomic gases
B.Diatomic gases
C.Real gases
D.Ideal gases
E.Mixture of gases
A.Excessive proportion of alloying elements
B.Non-uniform heating or cooling
C.Impure quenching oil
D.Low temperature during heating
E.Low specific heat of quenching oil
A.1650?C
B.1500?C
C.1400?C
D.910?C
E.77?C
A.excessive hardness
B.oxidation
C.reduction
D.coarse grain structure
A.Compressor
B.Expansion valve
C.Condenser
D.Receiver
E.Evaporator
A.Increases
B.Decreases
C.Does not change
D.Depends on the factors
E.None of the above
A.Bourden gauge
B.Thermistor
C.Thermocouple
D.Transistor
E.LED