The generation of e.m.f. in thermocouples is fundamentally explained by
A.Ohms law
B.Stefan-Boltzmans law
C.Seebeck effect
D.Joule heating effect.
A.Ohms law
B.Stefan-Boltzmans law
C.Seebeck effect
D.Joule heating effect.
A.Gymnasiums
B.Lecture halls
C.Library
D.Kitchens
A.Compression ratio
B.Speed
C.Torque
D.Cetane value of fuel used
E.Thermodynamic properties of working fluid
A.is relatively immune to poisons
B.requires low initial investment and 5% replacement per year
C.requires low O2/SO2 to give economic conversion
D.requires dilute SO2 input (7-10%)
A.344 m/s
B.688 m/s
C.1560 m/s
D.3120 m/s
A.1 mm Hg
B.13.4 mm Hg
C.100 mm Hg
D.735 mm Hg
E.750 mm Hg
A.14.696 psi 29.92 in. Hg 33.94 ft H2O
B.14.696 psi 29.92 in. Hg 1.01325 bar
C.29.92 in Hg 33.94 ft H2O 1.01325 x 105 N/m2
D.29.92 in Hg 2116 psf 1.01325 Pa.
A.Very soft
B.Easily machinable
C.Acid and corrosion resistant
D.It is not possible to have such high percentage of silicon
E.Powder casted
A.Reflectivity
B.Absorptivity
C.Transmissivity
D.Absorptivity + transmissivity
E.Reflectivity + absorptivity
A.Fracture
B.Twinning
C.Dislocation
D.Strain hardening
E.None of the above