Specific heat of a gas for a reversible adiabatic process
A.is zero
B.is infinity
C.is negative
D.varies between zero and infinity
A.is zero
B.is infinity
C.is negative
D.varies between zero and infinity
A.Nozzle losses
B.Blade friction losses
C.Disc friction losses
D.Gland leakage losses
E.Back pressure losses
A.Plasticity
B.Elasticity
C.Malleability
D.Ductility
E.Creep
A.67%
B.75%
C.80%
D.100%
A.Algae
B.Fungi
C.Organic salts
D.Finely divided particles of clay, silt and organic matter
E.None of the above
A.Hydrogen
B.Nitrogen
C.Mercury vapour
D.Sulphur dioxide
A.Pearlite
B.Sorbite
C.Troosite
D.Acicular
E.Martensite
A.0.1 mm of Hg at 0?C in a standard gravitational field
B.1 mm of Hg at 0?C in a standard gravitational field
C.0.01 mm of Hg at 0?C in a standard gravitational field
D.0.001 mm of Hg at 0?C in a standard gravitational field
A.nearly 100%
B.between 75% and 99%
C.more than 50%
D.less than 50%
A.hardness
B.corrosion resistance
C.tensile strength
D.all of the above