The rate of heat flow from a 50 mm thick wall of material having thermal conductivity of 40 W/m?C for a temperature difference of 10?C will be
A.80 W/m2 – hr
B.800 W/m2 – hr
C.8000 W/m2 – hr
D.200 W/m2 – hr
E.2000 W/m2 – hr
A.80 W/m2 – hr
B.800 W/m2 – hr
C.8000 W/m2 – hr
D.200 W/m2 – hr
E.2000 W/m2 – hr
A.viscosity of gas
B.pressure of gas
C.density of gas
D.volume of gas
A.The temperature of the sink increases
B.The temperature of the sink remains the same
C.The temperature of the source decreases
D.The temperature of both the sink and the source decreases
E.Changes depend on the operating conditions
A.Surging
B.Stalling
C.Choking
D.Regeneration
E.Recirculation
A.A unit of temperature measurement
B.A unit of latent heat
C.A semi-conductor
D.An impurity added to a semi-conductor
E.Quantity of heat required to raise temperature of one tonne of water from 14.5?C to 15.5?C
A.Two isentropics and two constant volume
B.Two isentropics and two constant pressure
C.One constant pressure, one constant volume, two adiabatics
D.Two isothermals constant volume a constant pressure
E.Two isothermals and two isentropics
A.Segregated system
B.Semi-closed system
C.Closed system
D.Isolated system
E.Inactive system
A.1 Nm/s
B.1 Nm/min
C.10 Nm/min
D.10 Nm/s
E.100 Nm/s
A.1 N/m2
B.100 N/m2
C.1000 N/m2
D.100,000 N/m2
E.1000,000 N/m2
A.839 m/s
B.1839 m/s
C.2839 m/s
D.3839 m/s
E.4839 m/s