In rotary compressors, slip factor is the ratio of
A.stagnation pressure to static pressure
B.isentropic work done to actual work
C.outlet whirl velocity to the blade velocity
D.none of the above
A.stagnation pressure to static pressure
B.isentropic work done to actual work
C.outlet whirl velocity to the blade velocity
D.none of the above
A.belt conveyors
B.flight conveyors
C.pneumatic conveyors
D.Any of the above
A.15 mm below the top of plates
B.5 – 10 mm below the top of plates
C.Exactly at the level of the plates
D.10 – 15 mm above top of plates
E.Upto the maximum permissible level
A.Higher density
B.More turbidity
C.Foul smell
D.Bad taste
E.Increased soap consumption
A.Rankine cycle
B.Carnot cycle
C.Otto cycle
D.Brayton cycle
E.Erricson cycle
A.Constant volume
B.Constant pressure
C.Constant temperature
D.Constant enthalpy
E.Constant entropy
A.Bourdon tube
B.Kundts tube
C.Hygrometer
D.Rotameter
E.All of the above
A.29?
B.47
C.50?
D.55?
E.60?
A.2.62 kg
B.3.67 kg
C.8 kg
D.11.6 kg
E.12 kg
A.Carbon content
B.Work size
C.Atmospheric temperature
D.Quenching rate