Exhaust gases from a engine possess
A.Potential energy
B.Kinetic energy
C.Chemical energy
D.Solar energy
E.Stored energy
A.Potential energy
B.Kinetic energy
C.Chemical energy
D.Solar energy
E.Stored energy
A.Centrifugal compressor?
B.Single stage reciprocating compressor
C.Double acting reciprocating compressor
D.Roots blower
E.Vane type compressor
A.Increases
B.Reduces to zero
C.Remains constant
D.Sometimes increases and sometimes decreases
E.Depends on medium
A.Decreases
B.Increases
C.Remains constant
D.Becomes zero
E.Depends on the friction and other factors
A.5 ? 7
B.7 ? 10
C.10 ? 15
D.15 ? 20
E.20 ? 25
A.km
B.m
C.cm
D.mm
E.microns
A.180 kcal
B.130 kcal
C.150 kcal
D.100 kcal
E.80 kcal
A.Clay
B.Wood
C.Asbestos
D.Refractory brick
E.Nichrome
A.90 to 100 percent
B.75 to 90 percent
C.50 to 75 percent
D.35 to 50 percent
E.20 to 35 percent
A.8314 J/kg mole/?k
B.831.4 J/kg mole/?k
C.83.14 J/kg mole/?k
D.8.314 J/kg mole/?k
E.0.8314 J/kg mole/?k