How many cubic foot of air is required for the complete and perfect combustion of one cubic foot of methane
A.2.0 cu. Ft.
B.3.0 cu. Ft.
C.7.5 cu. Ft.
D.9.52 cu. Ft.
A.2.0 cu. Ft.
B.3.0 cu. Ft.
C.7.5 cu. Ft.
D.9.52 cu. Ft.
A.Refrigerant inlet
B.Refrigerant outlet
C.Lubricating oil charging connection
D.Refrigerant charging connection
E.There is no connection provided
A.Brittle when heated
B.Brittle when cold
C.Ductile at low temperatures
D.Ductile at high temperatures
E.None of the above
A.During idling
B.At low speed
C.During acceleration
D.During braking
E.While starting the engine
A.1 joule
B.1000 joules
C.1000 watt-sec
D.3600 watt-hours
E.3600,000 watt-sec
A.The fluid particles moves in a zig-zag way
B.The Reynold number is high
C.The fluid particles move in layers parallel to the boundary
D.None of the above
A.Conductivity meter
B.pH meter
C.Bolometer
D.Smoke meter
E.Turbidity meter
A.V, D, ?, L,
B.L,
C.(L, D, ?, ?,
D.V, D,
E.L, D, Q, V.
A.liquid ammonia and air
B.liquid ammonia 60% nitric acid and clay (diatomaceous earth kieselgur)
C.anhydrous ammonia and nitrous acid
D.liquid ammonia and 98% sulphuric acid