A pressure vessel is said to be thin walled when the ratio of internal diameter of the vessel and wall thickness is
A.5
B.10
C.15
D.More than 20
E.There is no such relationship
A.5
B.10
C.15
D.More than 20
E.There is no such relationship
A.Cracked porcelain
B.Carbonized porcelain
C.Moisture or dirt accumulation on porcelain
D.Weak ignition coil
E.Any of the above
A.Same as refrigerants
B.Those which are added to refrigerants for better performance
C.Those which lower down the freezing points of liquids
D.Those which do not freeze at all
E.Always in liquid state even at low temperatures
A.Threshold odours
B.Composition of gases
C.Suspended solids in a gas
D.Distances
E.Velocities and accelerations
A.taking corrective measures
B.scheduling and controlling the project
C.planning and controlling the most logical sequence of operations
D.None of the above
A.The maximum shear stress acts
B.The minimum shear stress acts
C.No shear stress acts
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Clapeyron’s line
B.Calender’s line
C.Willian’s line
D.Hopson’s line
E.Bunsen line
A.As compression ratio is reduced
B.By controlling air/fuel mixture
C.By controlling ignition timing
D.By controlling exhaust temperatures
E.None of the above
A.excessive weight
B.expensive
C.difficult to shape
D.all of the above
A.Indicates vibration amplitude
B.Indicates vibration frequency
C.Indicates nature of vibrations
D.Only indicates second and above harmonics
E.Indicates wave from vibrations