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When a substance in gaseous form is below
the temperature, it is referred as
A. Moisture
B. Vapor
C. Air-water vapor
D. Steam
A. Centrifugal force
B. Centripetal force
C. Centrifugal in motion
D. Centripetal in motion
A. Gas turbine
B. Co-generation
C. Waste heat recovery
D. Turbo-generator
A. Starting tube
B. Brew kettle
C. Coolers
D. Fermenters
A. 30
B. 35
C. 32
D. 40
A. 14.7 psia
B. 34 ft of water
C. 10.36 m of water
D. All of the above
A. fraction
B. brake
C. combined
D. indicated
A. Lenz law
B. Archimedes principle
C. Bernoulli’s principle
D. Torrecelli’s theorem
A. Friction head
B. Elevation head
C. Hydraulic gradient
D. Energy gradient
A. vacuum
B. soot blower
C. blower
D. electrostatic precipitator
A. serial
B. integral
C. differential
D. factorial
A. identical
B. heterogeneous
C. homogeneous
D. partial
A. evolution
B. involution
C. revolution
D. devolution
A. Thermodynamics
B. inertia
C. horsepower
D. kinematics
A. Otto cycle
B. Diesel cycle
C. Dual-combustion cycle
D. Rankine cycle
A. turbulent
B. dynamic
C. laminar
D. critical
A. air
B. water
C. steam
D. natural gas
A. cetane no.
B. conradson no.
C. neutralization no.
D. demulsibility
A. topograph
B. hydrograph
C. hectograph
D. monograph
A. minimum
B. zero
C. maximum
D. depends only on temperature
A. turbine
B. pump
C. nozzle
D. tire
A. Fuel separation
B. Fractional distillation
C. Oil filtration
D. Oil drafting process
A. Always zero
B. Less than unity
C. Unity
D. More than unity
A. Sensible heat
B. Heat of fusion
C. Heating value
D. Latent heat
A. Cloud point
B. Pour point
C. Dropping point
D. Grease point
A. Peak pressure
B. Saturation pressure
C. Vapor pressure
D. Critical pressure
A. Archimedes principle
B. Pascal law
C. Daltons law
D. Bernoulli’s law
A. cavitation
B. Restriction in area
C. Reduction in opening
D. A non-occurrence of the specified mass
flow rate
A. Volatility
B. Aniline point
C. Viscosity
D. Pour point
A. Pour point
B. Flash point
C. Cloud point
D. Aniline point
A. Otto cycle
B. Brayton cycle
C. Vapor compression cycle
D. Diesel cycle
A. condensation
B. vaporization
C. deposition
D. freezing
A. escalator
B. elevator
C. conveyor
D. no answer
A. constant
B. zero
C. always positive
D. always negative
A. reduction
B. passivation
C. oxidation
D. activation
A. carbon dioxide
B. nitrogen
C. oxygen
D. carbon dioxide and oxygen
A. condensation
B. breeching
C. priming
D. carry over
A. no change
B. decreases
C. increases
D. no answer
A. Isopheistic
B. Isenthalpic
C. Isobaric
D. Isochoric
A. zero
B. 760 mm Hg
C. 14.85 psi
D. 100 Kpa
A. Pascal law
B. Charles law
C. Fourier’s law
D. Newtons law
A. Lenz law
B. Pascals law
C. Joules law
D. Fernz law
A. Freon 72
B. Freon 12
C. Freon 11
D. Ammonia
A. Potential difference
B. Potential of a point
C. Equipotential of a point
D. Additives and straight
A. 1
B. infinity
C. zero
D. 1.4
A. plastic
B. elastic
C. inelastic
D. stretched
A. pour point
B. flash point
C. absolute zero
D. boiling point
A. regenerator
B. economizer
C. dehydrator
D. humidifier
A. Prandit number
B. Reynolds number
C. Froude’s number
D. Weber number
A. hydrostatics
B. hydrodynamics
C. hydraulics
D. hydrokinetics
A. air conditioning
B. cryogenics
C. aerodynamics
D. hydrodynamics
A. Gas turbine
B. Diesel engine
C. Carnot engine
D. Wankle engine
A. cetane number
B. viscosity index
C. conradson number
D. octane number
A. viscosity
B. volatility
C. evaporability
D. condensability
A. isothermal process
B. polytropic process
C. isobaric process
D. isentropic process
A. Carnot
B. Otto
C. Diesel
D. Brayton
A. Brayton
B. Carnot
C. Diesel
D. Rankine
A. optical
B. radiation
C. thermoelectric
D. bimetallic
A. reheater
B. economizer
C. air heater
D. regenerator
A. steady flow
B. continuous flow
C. open system
D. closed system
A. globe valve
B. king valve
C. check valve
D. gate valve
A. mechatronics
B. super sonics
C. weir openings
D. channels flow
A. Kinematic viscosity
B. Absolute viscosity
C. Viscosity index
D. No answer
A. not change
B. unity
C. increased
D. decreased
A. specific volume
B. entropy
C. enthalpy
D. internal energy
A. 0
B. 273
C. - 273
D. 120
A. volume only
B. temperature and pressure only
C. temperature only
D. pressure only
A. adiabatic process
B. hyperbolic process
C. throttling process
D. isentropic process
A. pour point
B. cloud point
C. boiling point
D. flash point
A. Barrel caloriemeter
B. Junker caloriemeter
C. Throttling caloriemeter
D. Tumbling caloriemeter
A. accelerator
B. speedometer
C. odometer
D. governor
A. purging
B. orsat analysis
C. heat balance
D. gravimetric analysis
A. fire point
B. flash point
C. boiling point
D. pour point
A. water in motion
B. refers only to high viscosity liquids
C. water in vertical pipe with pressure and
no motion
D. no answer
A. pour point
B. porosity point
C. flash point
D. stagnation point
A. atomic pile
B. atomic energy
C. atomization
D. atomic transmutation
A. surface coefficient
B. thermal conductance
C. reflectivity
D. thermal conductivity
A. emissivity
B. permeance
C. reflectivity
D. thermal conductivity
A. torsion meter
B. dynamometer
C. indicator
D. prony brake
A. hydraulic ram
B. rotary pump
C. centrifugal pump
D. reciprocating pump
A. overflowing
B. surging
C. choking
D. hunting
A. reflectivity
B. thermal resistance
C. conductivity
D. fluid coefficient
A. Joules law
B. Third law of thermodynamics
C. Zeroth law of thermodynamics
D. Second law of thermodynamics
A. isobaric
B. isentropic
C. isometric
D. isothermal
A. Euler equation
B. Bernoulli equation
C. Darcy equation
D. No answer
A. Purging
B. Blowby
C. Scavenging
D. Supercharging
A. Engine displacement
B. Cut off volume
C. Clearance volume
D. Maximum volume
A. convection
B. absorption
C. radiation
D. conduction
A. scavenging
B. blowby
C. purging
D. turbocharging
A. discontinuous
B. a point function
C. a path function
D. exact differential
A. Diesel engine
B. Otto engine
C. Gas engine
D. Gasoline engine
A. Relative density
B. Specific gravity
C. Specific density
D. Relative humidity
A. Detonation point
B. Stagnation point
C. Choking point
D. Emanation point
A. corrosion
B. caustic embrittlement
C. exposure stress
D. no answer
A. water jacket
B. pump
C. radiator
D. thermostat
A. Furnace overload
B. Temperature failure
C. Flame impingement
D. Unequal firing
A. work
B. compressive power
C. stress
D. rotation
A. knocking
B. surging
C. drooping
D. turbulence
A. head mufflers
B. silencers
C. car mufflers
D. all of the above
A. Valve timing
B. Rocker arm
C. Tappet clearance
D. None of the above
A. conduction
B. convection
C. radiation
D. absorption
A. Globe valve
B. Gate valve
C. Reducing valve
D. Throttle valve
A. Boiler pressure
B. Quality of steam
C. Quantity of steam generated
D. Type of fuel
A. Isothermal process
B. Adiabatic process
C. Isometric process
D. Throttling process
A. speed
B. compression ratio
C. fuel used
D. torque
A. evaporator
B. regenerator
C. combustion chamber
D. heater
A. Avogadro’s Number
B. Moody’s number
C. Reynold’s number
D. Atomic number
A. Hydrogen dioxide
B. Sulfur dioxide
C. Nitrogen dioxide
D. Silicon dioxide
A. decreased
B. increased
C. independent of cut off ratio
D. no answer
A. molybdenum
B. stainless steel
C. tungsten
D. all of the above
A. inside diameter
B. outside diameter
C. length
D. thread pitch
A. Temperature test
B. Hydrostatic test
C. Efficiency test
D. Conductivity test
A. melting point
B. saturation point
C. dew point
D. boiling point
A. mechanically
B. hydraulically
C. unit injector
D. pneumatically
A. Inside diameter
B. Thread length and pitch
C. Outside diameter
D. length
A. heat
B. non condensable gases
C. refrigerant
D. all of the above
A. Under pressure
B. Under vacuum
C. In low elevation deserts
D. Over pressure
A. vacuum
B. atmospheric pressure
C. capillary action
D. surface tension
A. rapid oxidation
B. slow oxidation
C. atomization
D. excess air
A. sulfur dioxide
B. nitrogen
C. carbon dioxide
D. carbon monoxide
A. pressure
B. vacuum
C. heat rise
D. volume
A. Liquid filled
B. Ordinary thermometer with wet gauze on
bulb
C. Fahrenheit or centigrade scale
D. No answer
A. Annuity due
B. Deferred annuity
C. Ordinary annuity
D. perpetuity
A. Nominal interest
B. Effective interest
C. Compounded interest
D. Simple interest
A. PME
B. RME
C. CPM
D. MPE
A. 50 hp
B. 400 hp
C. 300 hp
D. 150 hp
A. Brayton
B. Stirling
C. Rankine
D. Otto
A. pressure only
B. volume only
C. temperature only
D. no heat transfer
A. 40.00
B. 36.75
C. 30.00
D. 32.75
A. debenture
B. collateral bond
C. mortage bond
D. lien bond
A. it is plastic
B. it is elastic
C. it is ductile
D. has high modulus of electricity
A. tangibles
B. investment
C. capital
D. intangibles
A. increased
B. decreased
C. the same
D. zero
A. humidifier
B. aerator
C. dehydrator
D. trap
A. tangent
B. sine
C. square root
D. straight line
A. increased
B. decreased
C. double
D. remains the same
A. steam engine
B. burning fuels
C. friction
D. thermocouple
A. reactive forces
B. impulsive forces
C. resistive forces
D. sensitive forces
A. work
B. heat
C. energy
D. entropy
A. gage pressure
B. vacuum pressure
C. absolute pressure
D. zero pressure
A. Bernoulli’s principle
B. Archimedes principle
C. D’ Alembert’s principle
D. Torrecelli’s theorem
A. pitot tube
B. venturi tube
C. manometer tube
D. draft tube
A. Piezometer tube
B. Weir tube
C. Pitot tube
D. Venturi tube
A. rate of return
B. break even point
C. law of diminishing returns
D. none of the above
A. nozzle
B. weir
C. air duct
D. diffuser
A. perfect zero
B. double zero
C. absolute zero
D. cold zero
A. nozzle efficiency
B. diffuser efficiency
C. isentropic flow efficiency
D. weir flow efficiency
A. epicycloid
B. cycloid
C. hypocycloid
D. cardiod
A. 1 min
B. 2 min
C. 3 min
D. 4 min
A. center of inertia
B. center of gravity
C. center of attraction
D. moment of inertia
A. momentum
B. power
C. force
D. energy
A. payback period
B. receivable turnover
C. return of investment
D. price earning ratio
A. current assets
B. fixed assets
C. land and buildings
D. total assets
A. interest
B. surplus
C. rate of return
D. rate of investment
A. mortage bond
B. debenture bond
C. collateral bond
D. lion bond
A. 40
B. 60
C. 70
D. 80
A. 6930
B. 9630
C. 3069
D. 3960
A. 160 m
B. 165 m
C. 173 m
D. 180 m
A. combination
B. progression
C. probability
D. permutation
A. direction
B. bearing
C. depression
D. elevation
A. rhomboid
B. rhombus
C. rectangle
D. polygon
A. Lenz law
B. Charles law
C. Second law of thermodynamics
D. First law of thermodynamics
A. bourdon
B. manometer
C. pitot tube
D. anemometer
A. aniline point
B. octane no.
C. conradson no.
D. cetane no.
A. pour point
B. boiling
C. flash point
D. critical point
A. reserve equipment
B. cold reserve
C. hot reserve
D. spinning reserve
A. hot reserve
B. cold reserve
C. spinning reserve
D. none of these
A. red
B. green
C. light orange
D. ultra violet
A. 2000 mm
B. 3000 mm
C. 4000 mm
D. 5000 mm
A. Safety red
B. Light orange
C. Yellow ochre
D. Blue
A. yellow ochre
B. light blue
C. silver gray
D. green
A. hydrograph
B. absorption dynamometer
C. chassis dynamometer
D. overhead dynamometer
A. hot reserve
B. cold reserve
C. effective reserve
D. spinning reserve
A. pneumercator
B. breeching
C. venture tube
D. differential type
A. cash flow
B. capital
C. book value
D. salvage value
A. property
B. assets
C. investment
D. real estate
A. investment
B. depreciation
C. amortization
D. bonding
A. amortization
B. fixed cost
C. discount
D. book cost
A. banking
B. accumulated amount
C. working capital
D. principal
A. obsolescence
B. fixed cost
C. depreciated cost
D. indirect cost
Form of summary of assets, liabilities, and
net worth
A. production
B. break even point
C. balance sheet
D. balance method
An index short term paying ability
A. earning value
B. face value
C. scrap value
D. book value
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