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1. A motor is driving a solid circular steel shaft transmits A. 13

40kW of power at 500 rpm. If the diameter of the shaft is B. 12
40 mm, The maximum shear stress in the shaft is ____ C. 15
MPa. D. 10
A. 60.7 Answer ||| D
B. 50.5 Solution ||| Area under V - T wave
C. 55.25 S  a1  a2  a3  a4  a5
D. 51.36
Answer ||| A 1   1  4  
Solution ||| P=40kW   11   11    1
N=500rpm 2   2  
D=40mm
 4  2  
16T     2
T=  2  
d3
P  60, 000 40  60, 000  0.5  1  2.5  6
T 
2 N 2  500  10m
 763.94 N  m 4. The damping ratio for a viscously damped spring mss
16  763.94 103 system, governed by the relationship

   40  d 2x
3
dx
m 2  C  kx  F (t ), is given by
 60.79MPa dt dt
c c
2. Consider the following partial differential equation for A. B.
mk 2 km
u u
u(x,y) with the constant c  1: c 0 c c
y X C. D.
Solution of this equation is km 2mk
A. u(x,y)=f(x+cy) Answer ||| B
B. u(x,y)=f(x-cy) Solution |||
C. u(x,y)=f(cx+y)
dx 2 dx
D. u(x,y)=f(cx-y) m 2
 c  k x  F (t );
Answer ||| B dt dt
u u c c
Solution ||| Given c 0  
y X cc 2 km
u
 f '( x  cy )
y d2y
5. The differential equation  16 y  0 for y(x) with
u dx 2
 cf '  x  cy 
y dy dy
the two boundary conditions  1 and  1
u u dx x 0 dx x  x
 0 2
y y has
A. no solution
u  x, y   f ( x  cy ) B. exactly two solution
C. exactly one solution
3. The following figure shows the velocity-time plot for a D. infinitely many solutions
particle travelling along a straight line. The distance Answer ||| A
covered by the particle from t=0 to t=5s is ______ m. d2y
Solution |||  16 y  0
dx 2
dy
1
dx x 0

dy
 1
dx x
x
2

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 m2  16  0 D. 24
Answer ||| C
m  0  4i Solution |||
yc  c1 cos 4 x  c2 sin 4 x and y p  0 r  t 2 ,  t
 y  c1 cos 4 x  c2 sin 4 x 1
K .E  mv 2  ? at t  2sec
y '( x)  4c1 sin 4 x  4c2 cos 4 x 2
1  m  1kg
y '(0)  1  0  4c2  1  c2  dr
4 V  r (tˆ)  rˆ  t 2  1(tˆ)  2trˆ
  1 dt
y '    1  0  4c2  1  c2  
2 4 V  t (tˆ)  2t (rˆ)
2

1 1 at t  2s
c2  and both not possible
4 4 V  4(tˆ)  4(rˆ)
Hence there is no solution
V  16  16
6. Metric thread of 0.8 mm pitch is to be cut on a lathe.
Pitch of the lead screw is 1.5 mm. If the spindle rotates V  32
at 1500 rpm, the speed of rotation of the lead screw
(rpm) will be ________ 1 2 1
K .E .  mv   1 32  16
A. 650 2 2
B. 700
C. 750 9. The poisson’s ratio for a perfectly incompressible linear
D. 800 material is
Answer ||| D A. 1
Solution ||| Speed of rotation of lead screw B. 0.5
1500  0.8 C. 0
  800rpm D. infinity
1.5 Answer ||| B
Solution ||| The poisson’s ratio for a perfectly
7. The molar specific heat at constant volume of an ideal
incompressible linear material is Maximum i.e 0.5
gas is equal to 2.5 times the universal gas constant
(8.314 J/mol.K). When the temperature increases by
10. A heat pump absorbs 10kW of heat from outside
100k, the change in molar specific enthalpy is ___ J/mol.
environment at 250 K while absorbing 15 kW of work. It
A. 2809.2
delivers the heat to a room that must be kept warm at
B. 2909.9
300K. The coefficient of Performance (COP) of the heat
C. 3010.2
pump is _________.
D. 3101.9
A. 1.66
Answer ||| B
B. 2.56
Solution ||| Cv  2.5Rv where( Rv  8.314 J / mol.K ) C. 3.35
T  100 K D. 2.89
Answer ||| A
H  ? Solution |||

 H  C p T
C p  Cv  Rv
C p  3.5 Rv 
So, H  3.5  8.314 100
QH 25
 H  2909.9 J / mol  COP    1.66
Wi / p 15
8. A particle of unit mass is moving on a plane. Its
trajectory, in polar coordinates, is given by 11. Which one of the following is NOT a rotating
r (t )  t ,  (t )  t ,
2
where t is time. The kinetic energy of machine?
A. Centrifugal pump
the particle at time t=2 is
B. Gear pump
A. 4
C. Jet pump
B. 12
D. Vane pump
C. 16
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Answer ||| C So, minimum power require

Solution ||| In the given options all the pumps have •
rotating machine elements except Jet pump.  m gh f
12. Consider the schematic of a riveted lap joint •  P 
subjected to tensile load F, as shown below. Let d be the  mg 
 g 
diameter of the rivets, and Sf be the maximum
1 100  1000
permissible tensile stress in the plates. What should be 
the minimum value for the thickness of the plates to 1000
guard against tensile failure of the plates? Assume the  100Watts
plates to be identical.
14. For steady flow of a viscous incompressible fluid
through a circular pipe of constant diameter, the average
velocity in the fully developed region is constant. Which
one of the following statements about the average
velocity in the developing region is TRUE?
A. It increases until the flow is fully developed.
B. It is constant and is equal to the average velocity in
the fully developed region.
C. It decreases until the flow is fully developed.
D. It is constant but always lower than the average
velocity in the fully developed region.
F Answer ||| B
A. Solution ||| The average velocity in pipe flow always be
S f (W  2d ) same either for developing flow or fully developed flow.
F 15. Cylindrical pins of diameter 15+0.020 mm are being
B.
S fW produced on a machine. Statistical quality control tests
show a mean of 14.995 mm and standard deviation of
F 0.004mm. The process capability index Cp is
C.
S f (W  d ) A. 0.833
2F B. 1.667
D. C. 3.333
S fW D. 3.750
Answer ||| A Answer ||| B
F USL  LSL
Solution ||| Sf  Solution ||| Cp 
A 6
F 15.02  14.98
 Sf  ; 
t (W  2d ) 6  0.004
F  1.666
t
S f (W  2d ) 16. The product of Eigen values of the matrix P is
2 0 1 
P   4 3 3 
13. Water (density =1000 kg/m3) at ambient
temperature flows through a horizontal pipe of uniform
cross section at the rate of 1 kg/s. If the pressure drop 0 2 1
across the pipe is 100 kPa, the minimum power required
to pump the water across the pipe, in watts, is _______ A. -6
A. 100 B. 2
B. 125 C. 6
C. 150 D. -2
D. 200 Answer ||| B
Answer ||| A 2 0 1 
P   4 3 3 
Solution ||| given,
Solution |||
 w  1000kg / m3
•
0 2 1
m  1kg / s We know that, product of eigen values of P =
P  10kPa determinant of P  2(3  6)  0  1(8)  6  8  2

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17. Match the processes with their characteristics.

Solution ||| The Probabilities corresponding to the
outcomes are given below:

A. P – 2, Q – 3, R – 1, S – 4
B. P – 3, Q – 2, R – 1, S – 4 mean  E ( x)   x.P( x)

 6   2  16   3  16   4  16   5  16   6  16 
C. P – 3, Q – 2, R – 4, S – 1
D. P – 2, Q – 4, R – 3, S – 1 1 1
Answer ||| A
Solution ||| Electrical Discharge machining- Machining of 1
electrically conductive materials  1  2  3  4  5  6
6
Ultrasonic machining- Machining of glass
Chemical machining- No residual stress 21

Ion Beam Machining- Nano-machining 6
 3.5
18. The Value of
x3  sin( x) 21. Consider the two dimensional velocity field given by
lim x 0 is
x where
A. 0
B. 3
a1 , b1 , a2 and b2 are constant. Which one of the following
C. 1 conditions needs to be satisfied for the flow to be
D. -1 incompressible?
Answer ||| D A. a1  b1  0
Solution ||| B. a1  b2  0
C. a2  b2  0
D. a2  b1  0
Answer ||| B
Solution ||| Given

19. In an arc welding process, welding speed is doubled.

Assuming all other process parameters to be constant,
the cross sectional area of the weld bead will
A. Increase by 25%
B. Increase by 50%
C. Reduce by 25% 22. Consider a beam with circular cross-section of
D. Reduce by 50% diameter d. The ratio of the second moment of area
Answer ||| D about the neutral axis to the section modulus of the area
Solution ||| V .I  H m AV
. is.
d
1 A.
A 2
V
d
A2 V1 V B.
  2
A1 V2 2V C. d
A1 D.  d
A2  Answer ||| A
2 1
By doubling welding speed, Area reduces by 50% Solution ||| Z
y
20. A six-face fair dice is rolled a large number of times. 
The mean value of the outcomes is ______. d4
1 64 d
A. 3.5 y  
B. 4.75 Z  d3 2
C. 5.25 32
D. 6.00
Answer ||| A
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23. Saturated steam at 100°C condenses on the outside 

of a tube. Cold fluid enters the tube at 20° C and exists A.
at 50°C. The value of the Log Mean Temperature 2
Difference (LMTD) is ________°C. B. 
A. 55.76 C. 2
B. 58.46 D. 4
C. 63.82 Answer ||| C
D. 69.33 Solution |||
Answer ||| C
 u   u 
Solution ||| Given x  cos   , y  sin  0   1
 2   2 
dx   u 
 sin  
d 2  2 
dx  u
 cos
dy 2 2
We know that surface area when the curve revolved
about X- axis of a parametric curve is
1 2 2
 dx   dy 
 2  y      du
0  du   du 
24. In a metal forming operation when the material has 2 2
  u     u     u 
1
just started yielding, the principal stresses are
 2  sin    sin      cos    du
 1  180MPa,  2  100MPa,  3  0. Following Von 0  2   2  2   2  2 
Mises criterion, the yield stress is ________ MPa. 1
u  2
A. 245.76  2  sin du
B. 240.12 0
2 4
C. 248.57
 1
u
2
D. 251.98  2  sin dx
Answer ||| A 0
2
1
Solution ||| As per Von-Mises criteria  u 
 1cos
 1   2    1   3    5   1   2 m2
2 2 2
2 2 
 
 2 
180  100    100  0    0  180   2 m2
2 2 2
 
 m  245.76MPa 2  
  2  cos  cos 0 
 2 
25. In the engineering stress-strain curve for mild steel,
the Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS) refers to  2  cos 0  1
A. Yield stress
 2
B. Proportional limit
C. Maximum stress 27. Assume that the surface roughness profile is
D. Fracture stress. triangular as shown schematically in the figure. If the
Answer ||| C peak to valley height is 20  m, The central line average
Solution ||| Ultimate tensile strength (UTS) is the
maximum stress that a material can withstand while surface roughness Ra (in  m) is
being stretched or pulled. UTS is the final amount of
stress sustained in a tensile test at the exact moment the
object ruptures

26. A parametric curve defined by

 u   u  A. 5 B. 6.67
x  cos   , y  sin   in the range 0  u  1 is C. 10 D. 20
 2   2  Answer ||| A
rotated about the –axis by 360 degrees. Area of the Rmax 20
surface generated is. Solution ||| Ra    5 m
4 4

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28. A thin uniform rigid bar of length L and mass M is 29. A point mass of 100 kg is dropped onto a massless
L elastic bar (cross-sectional area  100mm2 , length =
hinged at point O, located at a distance of from one of
3 1m, Young’s moduls = 100 GPa) from a height H of
its ends. The bar is further supported using springs, each 10mm as shown (Figure is not to scale). If g  10m / s 2
of stiffness k, located at the two ends. A particle of mass
, the maximum compression of the elastic bar is _______
M mm.
m is fixed at one end of the bar, as shown in the
4
figure. For small rotations of the bar about O, the natural
frequency of the systems is.

5k 5k
A. B.
M 2M
A. 2.5
5k 5k B. 3.3
C. D.
M M C. 1.5
Answer ||| B D. 0.5
Solution ||| Max moment of inertia of Rod. Answer ||| C
Solution ||| Given that
m =100kg,g=10m/sec 2 ,E=100GPa
H =10mm,L=1m=100mm,
A =100mm 2
From the given figure, we can say that this is case of
I 0  I c mr 2 Impact loading,
We know that, stress due to Impact load is
2
ML2  2L L 
I0  M  
12  3 2
ML2 ML2
I0  
12 36
2
ML
I0 
9
Mass moment of inertia of particular mass
2
M  2L  ML2
I particular    
4  3  9
ML ML 2( ML2 )
2 2
ITotal   
9 9 9
 M0  0
30. One kg of an ideal gas (gas constant, R = 400
 L  L   2 L  2 L 
K      K      I  0 J/kg.K; specific heat at constant volume,
 3  3   3  3  cv  1000 J / kg.K )
 2ML2   5L2  at 1 bar, and 300 K is contained in a sealed rigid cylinder.
    K    0 During an adiabatic process, 100kJ of work is done on the
 9   9  system by a stirrer. The increase in entropy of the
system is _________ J/K.
5L2 A. 287.6821
.k
9 5k B. 274.1274
 n  2
 C. 295.4266
2ML 2M D. 300.3154
9 Answer ||| A

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Solution ||| Given that m  1kg , Solution ||| Given that velocity of slider
R  400 Kj / kgK , VB  1m / sec
Length of crank (OA) = 3m
Cv  1000 J / kgK Length of connecting rod (AB) = 4m
P1  1bar , T1  300 K
Since the gas is contained in a sealed rigid cylinder, and
given that adiabatic process is done to the system,
means no heat is transferred from/to the system, Q = 0
and we know from first law of thermo dynamics,

From the configuration diagram

A
sin  
5
   53.130

The velocity diagram for the above configuration diagram

is

We know that the first law of thermodynamics can be

written as

32. In an epicyclic gear train, shown in the figure, the

outer ring gear is fixed, while the sun gear rotates
counterclockwise at 100rpm. Let the number of teeth on
the sun, planet and outer gears to be 50, 25, and 100,
respectively. The ratio of magnitudes of angular velocity
of the planet gear to the angular velocity of the carrier
arm is _________.

31. For an inline slider-crank mechanism, the lengths of A. 3

the crank and connecting rod are 3m and 4m, B. 4
respectively. At the instant when the connecting rod is C. 5
perpendicular to the crank, if the velocity of the slider is D. 6
1m/s, the magnitude of angular velocity (upto 3 decimal Answer ||| A
points accuracy) of the crank is _________ radian/s.
A. 0.222
Solution ||| TS  50
B. 0.267 TP  25
C. 0.298
D. 0.316 TR  100
Answer ||| B

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A. 21
B. 25
C. 29
D. 31
N s  x  y  100 ...(1) Answer ||| D
Solution ||| For shortest avg. flow time SPT rule is used
50
NR  y  x0
100
y  0.5 x ...(2)
x  0.5 x  100
100 9  21  36  58
x  66.66rpm Min Avg. Flow time   31days
1.5 4
y  33.34rpm
35. Two models, P and Q, of a product earn profits of Rs.
 50  100 and Rs. 80 per piece, respectively. Production times
N P  33.34   66.66    99.99rpm for P and Q are 5 hours and 3 hours, respectively, while
 25  the total production time available is 150 hours. For a
NP 99.99 total batch size of 40, to maximize profit, the number of
  3(approx) units of P to be produced is ____________.
N arm 33.32 A. 12
B. 15
33. Moist air is treated as an ideal gas mixture of water C. 18
vapor and dry air (molecular weight of air = 28.84 and D. 20
molecular weight of water = 18). At a location, the total Answer ||| B
pressure is 100 kPa, the temperature is 30°C and the Solution ||| Let x1  No. of units of P
relative humidity is 55%. Given that the saturation
pressure of water at 30°C is 4246 Pa, the mass of water x2  No. of units of Q
vapor per kg of dry air is _____________ grams.
A. 13.7
max. z  100 x1  80 x2
B. 14.8 5 x1  3x2  150
C. 15.4
D. 16.9 x1  x2  40
Answer ||| B
Solution ||| M a  28.84

Z (0,40)  Rs.3200
Z (15,225)  Rs.3500  max . profit
So, for maximum profit, No. of units of P produced is 15
units.

36. Circular arc on a part profile is being machined on a

34. Following data refers to the jobs (P, Q, R, S) which
have arrived at a machine for scheduling. The shortest
possible average flow time is ___________ days.
vertical CNC milling machine. CNC part program using
metric units with absolute dimensions is listed below:
------------------------------
N60 G01 X 30 Y 55 Z – 5 F 50
N70 G02 X 50 Y 35 R 20
N80 G01 Z 5
--------------------------------
The coordinates of the centre of the circular arc are :

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A. (30, 55) B. (50, 55) 3

C. (50, 35) D. (30, 35)  F21   0.6
Answer ||| D 5
Solution ||| 0.6  0  F23  1  F23  1  0.6  0.4

Centre of circular arc is (30, 35)

37. Two black surfaces, AB and BC, of lengths 5m and

6m, respectively, are oriented as shown. Both surfaces
extend infinitely into the third dimension. Given that view Using resistance concept we can draw as follows
factor F12=0.5, T1=800K, T2=600K, Tsurrounding=300K Since surfaces are black and area of surrounding is large
and Stefan Boltzmann constant we can write
  5.67 108W /  m2 K 4  , the heat transfer rate from Ebl  J1 , Bb 2  J 2 , Eb 3  J 3
Surface 2 to the surrounding environment is Eb 2  Eb 3  (T24  T34 )
____________ kW. Q23  
 1  1
  A2 F23
 A2 F23 
 5.67  108   6004  3004   5  0.4
 13.778kW / metre

A. 12.85  1 1 
 2 0
B. 13.77
2
C. 15.23  
D. 17.33 38. Consider the matrix P   0 1 0 
Answer ||| B  1 1 
Solution ||| Given that two black surfaces ‘AB’ and ‘BC’  0 
 2 2 
Which one of the following statements about P is
INCORRECT?
A. Determinant of P is equal to 1.
B. P is orthogonal.
C. Inverse of P is equal to its transpose.
Length of AB = 5m, BC = 6 m D. All Eigen values of P are real numbers
And temperature of Answer ||| D
 1 1 
 2 0
2
 
Solution ||| P 0 1 0 
 1 1 
 =5.67 108 W/m 2 K 4  0 
 2 2 
F12 =0.5
1  1  1  1 
W.K.T.F11 =F22 =0,sincethey are flat surfaces P    0  0   
2 2  2 2
F21  F22  F23  1
1 1
A1 F12  A2 F21   1
2 2
  6  0.5   5 F21 
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If the beam is slowly and uniformly heated, the

 1 1  1 1 
 2 0 0 temperature rise required to cause the beam to buckle is
2 2 2  1 0 0  proportional to
  
P.P   0
T
0   d2
 0 1 0 
1 0  0 1 A. d B.
 1 1  1 1  C. d 3 D. d 4
 0   0   0 0 1  Answer ||| B
 2 2   2 2 
P is an orthogonal matrix Solution |||
(A) Is correct  Inverse of P is its transpose only
 (B) and (C) both are correct
 (D) is incorrect
39. The Pressure ratio across a gas turbine (for air,
specific heat at constant pressure, C p  1040 J / kg.K
and ratio of specific heats,   1.4) is 10. If the inlet
temperature to the turbine is 1200K and the isentropic
efficiency is 0.9, the gas temperature at turbine exit is
______ K.
A. 666.22
B. 679.28
C. 675.10
D. 680.11
Answer ||| B
Solution ||| 41. For the vector the value of is ____________
C p  1040 J / kg.K , r  1.4 the value of
P2 / P1  10, T3  1200 K ____________
A. 0
is  0.9 B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
Answer ||| A

42. A 10 mm deep cylindrical cup with diameter of 15mm

 Isentropic Expansion, is drawn from a circular blank. Neglecting the variation in
r 1 the sheet thickness, the diameter (upto 2 decimal points
 P3  r  T3  1200 accuracy) of the blank is _________ mm.
      10 
0.4/1.4
 A. 27.12
 P4   T4  T4 B. 28.72
T4  621.5 K C. 29.49
D. 33.41
T3  T41 Answer ||| B
iso 
T3  T4 Solution ||| D  d 2  4dh
So, T41  T3  iso T3  T4   152  4 10 15
 1200  09(1200  621.5)  28.72mm
T4  679.38K 43. A machine element has an ultimate strength

40. An initially stress-free massless elastic beam of

 u  of 600 N / mm2 , and endurance limit of
2
length L and circular cross-section with diameter d (d << 250 N / mm . The fatigue curve for the element on log-
L) is held fixed between two walls as shown. The beam log plot is shown below. If the element is to be designed
material has Young‟s modulus E and coefficient of for a finite of 10000 cycles, the maximum amplitude of a
thermal expansion  completely reversed operating stress is _________
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P1 V12 P V2
A. 350   z1  2  2  z2
B. 365.23  2g  2g
C. 386.19
D. 395 0.52 V2
 0.2  2
Answer ||| C 2g 2g
Solution |||
 u  600MPa V2  2.042m / s
 en  250 MPa 45. Air contains 79% N2 and 21% O2 on a molar basis.
N  10000cycle Methane (CH4) is burned with 50% excess air than
required stoichiometrically. Assuming complete
combustion of methane, the molar percentage of N2 in
the products is ________________
A. 70
B. 73.8
C. 75
D. 79.8
Answer ||| B
log  0.8 u   log  250  log  0.8 u   log   Solution ||| Stoichiometric reaction

36 34  79  79
CH 4  2. O2  N2   2H 2O  CO2  2   N2 50% excess air
log  480   log  250  log  480   log    21  21

3 3 4  79  79
CH 4  3. O2  N2   2H 2O  CO2  3   N2  O2
3log  480   log  480   log  250   21  21
log   
3 3  79
2 log  480   log  250  % N2  21 100  73.83%
 79
3 2 11 3
 max  386.19MPa 21
46. P(0,3), Q(0.5, 4), and R (1,5) are three points on the
44. A sprue in a sand mould has a top diameter of 20mm curve defined by f(x). Numerical integration is carried out
and height of 200mm. The velocity of the molten metal using both Trapezoidal rule and Simpson‟s rule within
at the entry of the sprue is 0.5m/s. Assume acceleration limits x = 0 and x =1 for the curve. The difference
due to gravity as 9.8 m/s2 and neglect all losses. If the between the two results will be.
mould is well ventilated, the velocity (upto 3 decimal A. 0 B. 0.25
points accuracy) of the molten metal at the bottom of the C. 0.5 D. 1
sprue is ________ m/s. Answer ||| A
A. 1.707 Solution ||| Let
B. 2.042
C. 2.358
D. 2.443
Answer ||| B Trapezoidial rule
Solution |||
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1 Substituting boundary condition of

0.5
 f  x  dx   3  5   2  4   dT
0
2   0 at r  0 in eq 1
dr
0.5 That gives C1  0
 16
2
gr 2
4  T r    C2 ,
Simpsons rule 4k
1
0.5 substitute at r  0, T  r   To
 f  x  dx 
0
3 
 3  5   0  4  4  
 To   0   C2  C2  To
0.5 gr 2
  24 T  r    To
3 4K
4 10
Difference =0
Substitute r  r0   5mm  0.005m and T  r   Ts
2
The above equation will become
47. Heat is generated uniformly in a long solid cylindrical
rod (diameter = 10mm) at the rate of 4  10 W / m .
7 3 gr 2
Ts   T0
The thermal conductivity of the rod material is 25W/m.K. 4K
Under steady state conditions, the temperature difference
4 107  0.0052
between the centre and the surface of the rod is  T0  Ts   10 C
_________ °C. 4  25
A. 7
B. 8 48. Two disks A and B with identical mass (m) and radius
C. 9 (R) are initially at rest. They roll down from the top of
D. 10 identical inclined planes without slipping. Disk A has all of
Answer ||| D its mass concentrated at the rim, while Disk B has its
mass uniformly distributed. At the bottom of the plane,
Solution ||| Given that, heat is generated uniformly the ratio of velocity of the center of disk A to the velocity
i.e., g  4 107 W / m3 Diameter at the rod (d) = 10 mm of the center of disk B is.
Thermal conductivity of the rod (K) = 25 W/mK 3 3
A. B.
4 4
C. 1 D. 2
Answer ||| A
Solution ||| I A  MR 2
MR 2
IB 
2

W.K.T. for steady state, with internal heat generation,

the conduction equation will be,
1 d  dT g
  0
 r.
r dr  dr
 k
d  dT  gr P.E.   K .ET  K .ER A   K .ET  K .ER B
  r.  0
dr  dr  K 1 1 1 1
 MVA2  I  A2  MVB2  I B2
After Integration once 2 2 2 2
2
 dT  gr 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 MR 2 2
 r.   C1  MVA  MR  A  MVB  B
 dr  K 2 2 2 2 2
dT gr c1 VB2
    1 VA  VA  VB 
2 2 2
dr 2K r 2
After second Integration
3 V 3
gr 2 2VA2  VB2  A 
T r    C1 n  r   C2   2  2 VB 4
4K
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49. A block of length 200mm is machined by a slab L L

P dx P dx
milling cutter 34mm in diameter. The depth of cut and   x
 5  x
table feed are set at 2mm and 18mm/minute, 0
A 100e A 10 0 e
respectively. Considering the approach and the over L l
travel of the cutter to be same, the minimum estimated P P
5  5 
machining time per pass is _____________ minutes.  e x dx  e x dx
A. 6
A 10 0 A 10 0
B. 10 P
C. 12  e1  1
5 
D. 16 A 10
Answer ||| C 10 103
Solution |||   2.7183  1 1000
100 105
2  Dd  d 2  L
Milling Time   1.7183mm
f
51. Consider steady flow of an incompressible fluid
2  34  2   22  200 through two long and straight pipes of diameters d1 and
 d2 arranged in series. Both pipes are of equal length and
18
the flow is turbulent in both pipes. The friction factor for
 12
f  K  Re 
n
Where, D= Dia of cutter (mm) , turbulent flow though pipes is of the form ,
d=depth of cut (mm) where K and n are known positive constants and Re is
L= length the Reynolds number. Neglecting minor losses, the ratio
F= feed (mm /min) of the frictional pressure drop in pipe 1 to that in pipe 2,
50. A horizontal bar, fixed at one end (x = 0), has a  P1 
2   , is given by
length of 1 m, and cross-sectional area of 100mm . Its  P2 
elastic modulus varies along its length as given by
 5 n   5
E  x   100e xGPa , Where x is the length coordinate  d2   d2 
A.   B.  
(in m) along the axis of the bar. An axial tensile load of  d1   d1 
10 kN is applied at the free end (x=1). The axial  3 n   5 n 
displacement of the free end is _______ mm.  d2   d2 
A. 1.47 C.   D.  
B. 1.53  d1   d1 
C. 1.66 Answer ||| A
D. 1.71 Solution |||
Answer ||| D
Solution ||| Given that
P  10kN  10 103 N , A  100mm 2
100  e x 109
E  x   100e GPa 
x
6
 105  e  x
10

P  dx 
Change in the length of small strip  
AEx
L
Pdx
Total change in the length of the bar    
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U U
5 ax  U V
1 P d  d 2  n
x y
Re  From 1 1   
1
P2 d  d1     x 2  3 y   2 x    2 xy  3
n
d 2
5 n
P1  d 2   2 x3  6 xy  6 xy
 
P2  d1   2 x3
V V
ay  U V
52. The velocity profile inside the boundary layer for flow
x y
u  y     x 2  3 y   2 x    2 xy  2 x 
over a flat plate is given as  sin   , where U 
U 2  2 x 2 y  6 y 2  4 x 2 y
is the free stream velocity and  is the local boundary
 2x2 y  6 y 2
layer thickness. If * is the local displacement thickness,
But x=1, y=1
* ax  2
the value of is

a y  2 1  1  6  1
2 2

2 2
A. B. 1  62
 
2 4
C. 1 D. 0
 a  ax2  a y2
Answer ||| B
 4  16
u  y 
Solution |||  sin    20
U 2
displacement thickness 2 5
   y
 *   1  U / U   dy  1  sin dy 54. Two cutting tools with tool life equations given below
0
 2  are being compared:
 Tool 1: VT 0.1  150
cos  y / 2  
*    Tool 2: VT 0.3  300
 / 2  Where V is cutting speed in m/minute and T is tool life in
minutes. The breakeven cutting speed beyond which Tool
2
*   cos  / 2  cos 0 2 will have a higher tool life is ________ m/minute.
 A. 106
B. 110
 * 2 
     
C. 113
D. 117
Answer ||| A
 * /   1  2 /   Solution ||| At Breakeven point
T1  T2
1 0.1 1 0.3
53. For a steady flow, the velocity field is
 150   300 
   
The magnitude of the  V   V 
acceleration of a particle at (1, -1) is V  106.121m / min
A. 2 B. 1
C. 2 5 D. 0 55. A rectangular region in a solid is in a state of plane
strain. The (x,y) coordinates of the corners of the under
Answer ||| C deformed rectangle are given by P(0,0), Q (4,0), S (0,3).
The rectangle is subjected to uniform strains,
Solution |||  xx  0.001,  xy  0.002,  xy  0.003. The deformed
U   x2  3 y length of the elongated diagonal, up to three decimal
places, is _________ units.
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A. 4.50 24 10

B. 4.80 C. D.
C. 5.014 5 13
D. 6.3489 Answer ||| D
Answer ||| C
Solution ||| Given that
Solution ||| L  52  122  13cm
 xx  0.001,  xy  0.002,  xy  0.003. Length of the
diagonal  PR   42  32  5m

Circumference of base circle = length of arc QR

 2 r   R (R Slant height of the Cone 13 cm)
 2  5  13
10

To find the diagonal (PR) strain, the direction of the plane 13
angle from the +ve x-axis will from ‘R’ towards ‘P’
  ? 57. In a company with 100 employees, 45 earn Rs.
Where 20,000 per month, 25 earn Rs. 30,000, 20 earn Rs.
40,000,8 earn Rs. 60,000, and 2 earn Rs. 150,000. The
  180  tan 1  3 / 4  median of the salaries is
A. Rs. 20,000
 216.87 B. Rs.30,000
 xy   yy  xx   yy r C. Rs. 32,300
 216.87   cos2  xy sin 2 D. Rs. 40,000
2 2 2 Answer ||| B
0.001  0.002 0.001  0.002 Solution ||| All the values put either in ascending or
  cos  2  216.87  descending order first. Now number of observations equal
2 2 to 100 [even]
0.003  The median of these values = Avg of two middle most
 sin  2  216.87  observations.
2
50th observation  51st observation
 0.0015  1.4  104  1.44  10 3 
2
 2.8  103 30, 000  30, 000
Elongation of the diagonal 
2
  216.87  5  2.8 103  5  0.014 Defined length of
 30, 000
diagonal  5  0.014  5.014
58. As the two speakers became increasingly agitated,
56. A right – angled cone (with base radius 5cm and the debate became __________.
height 12cm), as shown in the figure below, is rolled on A. lukewarm B. poetic
the ground keeping the point P fixed until the point Q (at C. forgiving D. heated
the base of the cone, as shown) touches the ground Answer ||| D
again. Solution ||| Best answer will be heated as agitated
defines the debate shifting to hard talk between speakers

59. P,Q, and R talk about S‟s car collection. P states that
S has at least 3 cars. Q believes that S has less than 3
cars. R indicates that to his knowledge, S has at least one
Car. Only one of P, Q and R is right the number cars
owned by S is.
A. 0
By what angle (in radians) about P does the cone travel?
B. 1
5 5 C. 3
A. B.
12 24 D. Cannot be determined
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Solution ||| P States that S has atleast 3 cars, i.e.,  3 graph below, the population density of lactobacillus in 1
Q believes that S has less than 3 cars, i.e.,< 3 litre of milk is plotted as a function of time, at two
different temperatures, 25ºC and 37°C. .
R indicates that S has atleast one car  1
P‟s and Q‟s statements are exactly opposite in nature
and R‟s statement is proportional to P‟s statement.
From the given data, only one person statement is right
as it mean that two persons statements are wrong, i.e., P
and R wrong when S has zero cars.

60. He was one of my best __________ and I felt his loss

_________.
A. friend, keenly
B. friends, keen
C. friend, keener
D. friends, keenly
Answer ||| D Consider the following statements based on the data
Solution ||| Best answer is friends, keenly shown above:
(i) The growth in bacterial population stops earlier at
61. Two very famous sportsmen Mark and Steve 37°C as compared to 25°C
happened to be brothers, and played for country K. Mark (ii) The time taken for curd formation at 25°C is twice the
teased James, an opponent from country E, “There is no time taken at 37°C Which one of the following options is
way you are good enough to play for your country.‟‟ correct?
James replied, “Maybe not, but at least I am the best A. Only i
player in my own family.” Which one of the following can B. only ii
be inferred from this conversation? C. Both i and ii
A. Mark was known to play better than James D. Neither i nor ii
B. Steve was known to play better than Mark Answer ||| A
C. James and Steve were good friends Solution ||| From the graph, Statement (i) is correct,
D. James played better than Steve The time taken for curd formation @25o C= 120 min,
Answer ||| B the time taken for curd formation @ 37o C= 80 min,
Solution ||| James reply was return to Mark’s tease. Mark hence (ii) is incorrect.
although played for his country but still he was not better
player than his brother i.e Steve 64. Let S1 be the plane figure consisting of the points

62. “Here, throughout the early 1820s, Stuart continued (x,y) given by the inequalities x 1  2 and y  2  3.
to fight his losing battle to allow his sepoys to wear their Let S2 be the plane figure given by the inequalities
caste-marks and their own choice of facial hair on x  y  2, y  1, and x  3 Let S be the union of S1 and
parade, being again reprimanded by the commander-in-
S2. The area of S is.
chief. His retort that „A stronger instance than this of
A. 26 B. 28
European prejudice with relation to this country has
C. 32 D. 34
never come under my observations‟ had no effect on his
Answer ||| C
superiors.”
Solution ||| Answer is 32
According to this paragraph, which of the statements
below is most accurate?
65. What is the sum of the missing digits in the
A. Stuart‟s commander – in chief was moved by this
subtraction problem below?
demonstration of his prejudice.
5____
B. The Europeans were accommodating of the sepoys‟
desire to wear their caste – marks. 48 _ 89
C. Stuart‟s losing battle‟ refers to his inability to succeed 1111
in enabling sepoys to wear caste-marks. A. 8
D. The commander– in – Chief was exempt from the B. 10
European preiudice that dictated how the sepoys were to C. 11
dress. D. Cannot be determined
Answer ||| C Answer ||| D
Solution ||| Best answer is C Solution ||| Insufficient data
63. The growth of bacteria (lactobacillus) in milk leads to
curd formation. A minimum bacterial population density
of 0.8(in suitable units) is needed to form curd. In the

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