In order to avoid a correction for the effect of capillarity in manometers, the diameter of the tube should be
A.Less than 1 mm
B.Less than 3 mm
C.Less than 4.5 mm
D.Greater than or equal to 6 mm
E.None of the above
A.Less than 1 mm
B.Less than 3 mm
C.Less than 4.5 mm
D.Greater than or equal to 6 mm
E.None of the above
A.pig iron
B.billets
C.tubes
D.all of the above
A.1000 kcal/kg
B.5000 kcal/kg
C.11000 kcal/kg
D.16000 kcal/kg
E.21000 kcal/kg
A.Constant volume
B.Constant pressure
C.Constant temperature
D.Adiabatic
E.Isothermal
A.warping of the piece
B.machinability of pattern
C.moisture content of wood
D.all of the above
A.ferrite and cementite
B.cementitie and peoitite
C.pearlite and ferrite
D.austenti and ferrite
A.Trowel
B.Swab
C.Bellows
D.Ripping plate
A.Monel metal
B.Beryllium copper alloy
C.Phosphor bronze
D.Stainless steel
E.Any of the above
A.200 percent higher than in the base year
B.150 percent higher than in the base year
C.100 percent higher than in the base year
D.50 percent higher than in the base year
A.Directly proportional to diameter and inversely proportional to length
B.Directly proportional to length and inversely proportional to diameter
C.Directly proportional to length and diameter
D.Inversely proportional to resistance and length
E.None of the above