By doubling the temperature the radiant heat will increase
A.2 times
B.4 times
C.8 times
D.16 times
A.2 times
B.4 times
C.8 times
D.16 times
A.They may not break under pressure
B.There is minimum corrosion
C.They can withstand higher fluid pressures
D.Heat loss from the surface is minimized
E.Vibrations resulting from fluid flow are minimized
A.Kinetic theory of gases
B.Avogadro’s hypothesis
C.Zerothlaw of thermodynamics
D.First law of theormodynamics
E.Second law of thermodynamics
A.55%
B.50.50%
C.40%
D.36%
E.29%
A.Volume
B.Temperature
C.Pressure
D.Enthalpy
E.Entropy
A.A change of state
B.A process
C.A steady state transfer
D.An equilibrium
E.A thermodynamic change
A.Increases with rise of temperature
B.Decreases with rise of temperature
C.Does not change with temperature
D.First decreases, reaches a minimum value and then increases
E.First increases, reaches a maximum value and then decreases.
A.Is a specified region, not necessarily of constant volume, where transfer of energy and/or mass are to be studied
B.Is a region of constant mass and only energy is allowed to cross the boundaries
C.Cannot transfer either energy or mass to or from the surroundings
D.Has a mass transfer across its boundaries and the mass within the system is not constant
E.None of the above
A.Thompson’s law
B.Law of diffusion
C.Kirchhoff’s law
D.Fick’s law
E.None of the above