A critical depthmeter is always
A.Associated with surge
B.Associated with water hammer
C.Associated with hydraulic jump
D.Associated with steep gradient
E.Associated with tranquil flow
A.Associated with surge
B.Associated with water hammer
C.Associated with hydraulic jump
D.Associated with steep gradient
E.Associated with tranquil flow
A.490.5
B.545.5
C.981
D.1050
E.1800
A.5.045 x 10-26 erg
B.4.54 x 10-5 erg
C.4.54 x 10-5 J
D.5.045 x 10-26 J
A.To assist inflow of oil
B.To prevent clogging of burner
C.To improve combustion efficiency
D.To uniformly spray oil in combustion chamber
E.None of the above
A.Freon 12 and water
B.Freon 22 and water
C.Ammonia and water
D.Brine and water
E.Hydrogen and water
A.Profit = revenue – operating cost
B.Profit = revenue – fixed cost
C.Profit = revenue – total cost
D.Profit = revenue – book value
A.To the bottom of the cylinder block
B.In a separate unit away from the crankcase
C.At the top of the cylinder block
D.At the outside wall of the crank case
E.Adjacent to oil filters
A.alloting a job to an operator
B.alloting a job to a machine
C.fixing the time of completition of a job
D.detailing the sequence of operation job wise and machine wise
A.Prandtl number
B.Grashoff number
C.Froude’s number
D.Weber number
A.Are very tough
B.Are less tough
C.Do not have tendency to distort
D.Are denser
E.Are lighter