Under increased atmospheric pressure (as compared to the standard conditions) the steam will condense at
A.More than 100?C
B.100?C
C.Less than 100?C
D.Has nothing to do with pressure
E.Depends on other conditions
A.More than 100?C
B.100?C
C.Less than 100?C
D.Has nothing to do with pressure
E.Depends on other conditions
A.Below which gas is always liquefied
B.Above which a gas will never be liquefied
C.Below which a gas does not obey gas laws
D.Above which a gas may explode
E.None of the above
A.Flared
B.Brazed
C.Soldered
D.Press-fitted
E.(C) and (D) together
A.After expansion valve
B.After evaporator
C.After condenser
D.After compression
E.None of the above
A.Below which a liquid will always be in vapour form
B.Above which a liquid will remain a liquid
C.Above which a liquid will always turn into a vapour
D.Above which a liquid will explode
E.None of the above
A.Expansion valve
B.Dehumidifier
C.Drier
D.Solenoid
E.Humidstat
A.Evaporator
B.Receiver
C.Expansion valve
D.Conderser
E.Absorber and generator
A.It is less efficient
B.It requires bulky machines
C.It is uneconomical
D.Isentropic portions of cycle require low speeds whereas isothermal protuons require high speeds
A.1 kW
B.2.5 kW
C.3.5 kW
D.5 kW
E.10 kW
A.High pressure after compression
B.Excessive ammonia charged
C.Lack of ammonia
D.Evaporator coils chocked
E.Leakage of ammonia