A transducer that converts the input physical phenomenon into an electrical output in the form of pulses is known as
A.Secondary transducer
B.Analogy transducer
C.Digital transducer
D.Tuned transistor
E.None of the above
A.Secondary transducer
B.Analogy transducer
C.Digital transducer
D.Tuned transistor
E.None of the above
A.always higher than the wet bulb temperature
B.never lower than the wet bulb temperature
C.the temperature of air obtained on cooling it till saturation at constant pressure
D.the temperature of air obtained on cooling it till saturation at constant volume
A.Tensile test
B.Fatigue test
C.Izod test
D.Charpy test
E.Cupping test
A.Increases at atmospheric temperature
B.Increases as air gets wet
C.Increases as air gets drier
D.Remains constant always
E.None of the above
A.Nil
B.One
C.Two
D.Four
E.Five
A.Molten metal is exhausted
B.Molten is full
C.Molten metal is seen through the riser
D.Molten metal rises in the riser
E.Molten metal flows out of the riser
A.Buffing
B.Burnishing
C.Finishing
D.Deburring
E.Carmetting
A.In a channel with low gradient
B.In a horizontal channel
C.In a steep channel
D.In a trapezoidal channel
E.Directly after a hydraulic jump
A.used as prime-mover on locomotives
B.started on load
C.more efficient than a petrol engine
D.run on variable speed
A.expected error
B.permissible error
C.Range of error
D.None of the above