Air consumption of a four-stroke diesel engine per rated BHP/hr will be
A.1 kg
B.5 – 7 kg
C.10 – 14 kg
D.15 kg
E.20 kg
A.1 kg
B.5 – 7 kg
C.10 – 14 kg
D.15 kg
E.20 kg
A.Coining
B.Sizing
C.Flattening
D.Riveting
E.Punching
A.4?2/9 m/s2
B.3?2 m/s2
C.2?2/3 m/s2
D.?2/s m/s2
A.Accuracy
B.Reproducibility
C.Sensitivity
D.Drift
A.Normalising
B.Annealing
C.Spheroidising
D.Tempering
E.Austempering
A.permeability increases
B.moisture content increases
C.bonding content increases
D.all of the above
A.On steel with carbon percentage of 0.7%
B.On steels with carbon percentage of 0.5%
C.To improve hardenability of steel
D.By heating 200?C below critical temperature
E.To induce soft surface for machining on a hard core
A.Of higher density due to which the height of barmeter will be small
B.It has practically zero vapour pressure
C.It shines and can be easily read
D.It does not stick to the tube walls
E.All above
A.Sedimentation
B.Filtration
C.Disinfection
D.Purification
E.Putrification
A.Energy equation
B.Van der Waal’s equation
C.Gas equation
D.Maxwell’s equation
E.Clausius Clapeyron equation