The ability of gasoline to resist detonation during combustion is given by
A.Octane number
B.Cetane number
C.iso-octane number
D.heptane number
A.Octane number
B.Cetane number
C.iso-octane number
D.heptane number
A.Forced draft
B.Induced draft
C.Forced and induced draft
D.Chimney draft only
A.1 mm Hg
B.13.4 mm Hg
C.100 mm Hg
D.735 mm Hg
E.750 mm Hg
A.For increasing speed
B.For fuel economy
C.For starting in cold weather
D.For starting in hot weather
E.For reduction of speed
A.Thermo-couple
B.Thermometer
C.Thermal resistance
D.Thermal insulation
E.Miniature resistance
A.the sum of the volume friction is unity
B.there would be no volume change if the components are mixed while holding the temperature and pressure constant
C.all diatomic gases occupy double the volume of monoatomic gases for identical masses
D.None of the above
A.Depends upon the amount of friction
B.Depends upon the intake and exhaust temperature
C.Depends upon whether kinetic energy is involved
D.Is 50%
E.Is 100%
A.Surging
B.Stalling
C.Regeneration
D.Recirculation
E.Feedback
A.ML2T
B.ML3T-2
C.ML5T-2
D.ML6T-2