The process of removing the burnt gases from the engine cylinder by the fresh charge coming into the cylinder from the crank-case, is known as
A.cleaning
B.priming
C.scavenging
D.none of the above
A.cleaning
B.priming
C.scavenging
D.none of the above
A.Delivery valve
B.Rotation plunger
C.Lift of plunger
D.Pump camshaft
E.Tappets
A.Cork
B.Dead mild steel
C.Wood
D.Plastic
E.None of the above
A.that every two hours one reactor volume of feed at specified conditions is being treated by the reactor
B.that two reactor volumes of feed at specified conditions are bing fed into the reactor per hour
C.that the actual reactor volume is double that of the optimum reactor volume
D.that one-half reactor volume of feed at specified conditions are being fed into the reactor.
A.fourth nation of the world
B.fifth nation of the world
C.sixth nation of the world
D.seventh nation of the world
A.Unmachined portion of work piece
B.Boundary between finished and unifinished portion on a work piece
C.A marking or work piece to identify for correct position on a work piece
D.Burnt surface of a casting
E.Sharp edge remaining on the metal after curring, stamping or machining
A.2.085 m3/kg mol
B.4.17 m3/kg mol
C.41.7 m3/kg mol
D.85.3 m3/kg mol
E.47.7 m3/kg mol
A.Zero
B.0.5
C.1
D.None of the above
A.It has high density
B.It can be easily seen in tube
C.It does not stick to tube walls
D.It moves easily
E.It is generally not used in manometers
A.SiO2
B.K2O (1-2%)
C.ZnO
D.V2O5