For a closed system, the difference between the heat added to the system and the work done by the system is equal to the change in
A.enthalpy
B.entropy
C.temperature
D.internal energy
A.enthalpy
B.entropy
C.temperature
D.internal energy
A.At bottom
B.At sides only
C.Both at bottom as well as sides
D.Anywhere
E.None of the above
A.40 m of oil
B.36 m of oil
C.50 m of oil
D.60 m of oil
E.120 m of oil
A.10
B.30
C.100
D.300
E.600
A.IHP
B.BHP
C.IHP-BHP
D.Friction horse power
E.Friction horse power at cranking r.p.m
A.Straight line path
B.Circular path
C.Parabolic path
D.Hoperbolic path
E.Elliptical path
A.Reduces heat loss in exhaust
B.permits use of higher compression ratio
C.Improves thermal efficiency
D.Permits use of fuels of inferior quality
E.None of the above
A.Buyers and sellers
B.Supply and demand
C.Price and quality
D.Quantity and quantity
E.All of the above
A.Used for very small articles
B.Used for symmetrical castings
C.Used in centrifugal castings
D.Used for large castings
E.Made out of wet sand and then skin dried
A.0 and 1
B.?1 and +1
C.?0.5 and +0.5
D.?1 and +0.5