A simple pitot tube is used to measure
A.The pressure in a static fluid
B.The velocity in a flowing stream
C.The total pressure
D.The dynamic pressure
E.The undistributed fluid pressure
A.The pressure in a static fluid
B.The velocity in a flowing stream
C.The total pressure
D.The dynamic pressure
E.The undistributed fluid pressure
A.receives energy at a high level of temperature
B.converts a portion of the energy received into work
C.discharges portion of the energy received to a heat sink at a low level of temperature
D.all of the above
A.reducing machining cost
B.increasing surface finish on scoled surfaces
C.reducing diffusion wear
D.None of the above
A.Too much shrinkage of materials at low temperatures
B.Uneven shrinkage of materials at low temperatures
C.Brittleness of material at low temperature
D.The region where Hooke’s law does not hold good
E.None of the above
A.40 kg m-2 year-1
B.40 kg m-2 month-1
C.40 kg m-2 day-1
D.40 kg m-2 hour-1
A.melting rate will be low
B.more of flux will be required
C.castings produced will have blow holes
D.carbon content of castings will be low
A.symmetrical and regular shapes
B.unsymmetrical and regular shapes
C.unsymmetrical and irregular shapes
D.none of the above
A.0.5 tonnes of iron
B.2 tonnes of iron
C.5 tonnes of iron
D.10 tonnes of iron
A.Pure iron
B.4% silicon steel
C.Gram oriented Si-Fe
D.Iron carbide
A.hour-for-hour plan
B.group plan
C.Beedaux plan
D.none of the above