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    This document contains multiple choice questions from chapters 1-5 of the Power Engineering subject for the 5th semester Mechanical Engineering course. It includes questions related to topics like I.C. engines, air compressors, gas turbines, jet propulsion, and refrigeration and air conditioning. The questions have options to choose from and the correct answers are provided at the end.

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    This document contains multiple choice questions from chapters 1-5 of the Power Engineering subject for the 5th semester Mechanical Engineering course. It includes questions related to topics like I.C. engines, air compressors, gas turbines, jet propulsion, and refrigeration and air conditioning. The questions have options to choose from and the correct answers are provided at the end.

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    MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

    COURSE NAME:MECH. ENGG. SEMISTER : FIFTH SUBJECT: POWER ENGINEERING (9095) CHAPTER NO. 1: I.C.ENGINE
    S R N O 1 QUE O1 O2 O3 O ANS

    C.I. engine is nothing but Calorific value of petrol is %emoval of burnt gases from engine c&lin'er is no(n as *tto c&cle means

    Petrol engine 43000 !" g Pri) ignition Constant pressure c&cle +ess 1"2

    Diesel engine 4300 !" g Detonati on

    Gas engine 3#000 !" g Scaveng ing

    Steam engine $4000 !" g Superchar ging Dual c&cle /ero 4

    2 1 3 2

    $ #

    10

    In 4)stro e I.C.po(er output as compare' to 2)stro e engine is 0he (or ing c&cle in case of four stro e engine is complete' in follo(ing number of revolutions of cran shaft 0he ratio of in'icate' thermal efficienc& to correspon'ing air stan'ar' c&cle efficienc& is calle' 0he 4ir stan'ar' efficienc& of an *tto c&cle compare' to 'iesel c&cle for the given compression ratio is If the inta e air temperature of IC -ngine increases7 its efficienc& (ill 4ll heat engine utili8e'

    Constant Constant volume temperat c&cle ure c&cle ,ore -.ual 1 2

    1 3

    2et efficienc& ,ore

    -fficien c& ratio Same

    *verall efficienc & +ess

    %elative efficienc& 5npre'ict able 5npre'ict able Calorific value of oil 1

    Increases +o( heat value of oil

    Decreas es 9igh heat value of oil

    %emain constant 2et calorific value of oil

    2 1

    C94P0-% 2*. 2: I.C.ENGINE TESTING AN! POLLUTION CONTROL


    SR NO 1 2 QUE O1 O2 O3 O ANS

    3 4 $

    ,orse test is use' in multic&lin'er I.C.engine to fin' =hile calculating in'icate' po(er7 number of e>plosions are 'etermine' b& using 5nit of ;S<C is ,otoring test is use' to fin' In 'iesel engine this is supplie' at the time of suction 4n engine in'icator is use' to 'etermine the follo(ing If the compression ratio of an engine (or ing on otto c&cle is increase' from $ to #7 its air stan'ar' efficienc& (ill increase' b& 0he pressure at en' of compression in the case of 'iesel engine is of the or'er of 0he ma>imum temp. in the IC engine c&lin'er is of the or'er of Piston rings are usuall& ma'e of 0he air fuel ratio of the petrol engine is controlle' b&

    ;P Pressure !" g 0? IP onl& air Spee' 1B

    IP Stro e length g" = hr ;P onl& fuel

    <P Spee' !" g 0C <P

    Pm 0emperatu re !" g -fficienc& onl& atomi8e' fuel m.e.p. A I.9.P. 2$ B

    2 3 2 3 1

    air an' fuel mi>ture 0emperatu @olume re of c&lin'er 20 B 3B

    3$ ?g"cm2 $00 to 10000C Cast iron <uel pump

    12 ?g"cm2 20 ?g"cm2 1000 to 1$000C 4limini um Carburet tor 1$00 to 20000C Phospho r bron8e Governo r

    # ?g"cm2 2000 to 2$000C ;abbitt InCector

    10 11

    1 2

    CHAPTER NO. 3: AIR COMPRESSOR


    SR NO 1 QUE O1 O2 O3 O ANS

    =or re.uire' to 'rive the compressor is minimum (hen compression process =hen (e are using perfect intercooling s&stem the amount of (or save' is ;& multistaging overall cost of compressor If there is no clearance7 the volumetric efficienc& (ill be In t(o stage air compressor having perfect intercooling an' (hich re.uires ,inimum po(er has the interme'iate pressure ratio ->ample of 2on Dpositive 'isplacement t&pe of compressor is C&lin'er clearance in a compressor shoul' be 0he net (or input re.uire' for compressor (ith increase in clearance volume %atio of in'icate' 9P to shaft 9P is no(n as @olumetric efficienc& of air compressors is of the har'er of %otar& compressors are suitable for

    4'iabatic ,inimum Increases /ero P1"P2

    Pol&trop ic ,a>imu m Decreas es +ess than one P3"P1

    Isothermal Constant pressure process ,o'erate /ero %emains constant *ne P1"P3 2one of above ,ore than one P3"P2

    3 2 2 1

    %eciprocat ing compresso r 4s large as possible Increases ,echanic al efficienc& 20)30 B +arge 'ischarge at high pressure

    +&sholm 4>ial flo( Scre( t&pe compres compresso compressor sor r 4s small 4bout $0 as B of possible s(ept value Decreas %emains es same 4'iabati c efficienc & 40)$0 B +o( 'ischarg e at high pressure 4bout 60 B of s(ept value 5npre'ictab le

    3 1

    compresso @olumetric r efficeinc& efficeinc& #0)10 B +arge 'ischarge at lo( pressure 10)60 B

    10

    11

    +o( 3 'ischarge at lo( pressure

    CHAPTER NO. : GAS TURBINE AN! JET PROPULSION


    S R N O 1 2 3 4 QUE O1 O2 O3 O ANS

    -ricsson gas turbine c&cle is also no(n as =hich engine is also no(n as aero thermo'&namic 'uct +ocation of precooler is In close' c&cle gas turbine7 fuel use' is 0he element in turboCet engine (hich is use' to convert the inetic energ& of engine air into a static pressure rise In the gas turbines7 high thermal efficienc& is obtaine' in Gas turbines use follo(ing t&pe of air compressor -fficienc& of gas turbine is increase' b& 0he air fuel ratio in the gas turbine is of the or'er of ,echanical efficienc& of gas turbines as compare' to IC engines is 0he pressure ratio for an open c&cle gas turbine compare' to close' c&cle gas turbine of same 9P is

    ;ra&ton c&cle 0urboCet ;efore compressor Petrol Diffuser

    !oule c&cle 0urbopropC et 4fter turbine Gas Combustio n chamber

    4t inson c&cle %amCet In bet(een compressor Soli' Pump

    2one of above PulseCet ;efore turbine 4n& t&pe of fuel Intercooler 1 3 1

    Close' c&cle Centrifugal t&pe %eheating 1:1 9igher 9igher

    *pen c&cle %eciprocati ng t&pe Intercoolin g 1$:1 +o(er +o(er

    ;oth of the above +obe t&pe 4''ing a regenerator 30:1 Same Same

    5npre'ictable 4>ial flo( t&pe 4ll of the above $0:1 5npre'ictable 5npre'ictable

    1 3 6 10

    1 2

    11

    CHAPTER NO. 5: REFRIGERATION AN! AIR CON!ITIONING


    SR NO 1 QUE O1 O2 O3 O ANS

    %everse' Carnot c&cle is not practicable as it involves the follo(ing processes 0he follo(ing element is no(n as E9eart of refrigeration s&stem In vapour absorption s&stem7 the refrigerant use' is In-lectrolu> refrigeration s&stem7 total numbers of flui's present are 0he t&pe of refrigerant 7(hen it is entering in evaporator is

    Isothermal

    4'iabatic

    Isothermal an' a'iabatic -vaporator 4mmonia 4

    4'iabatic an' constant pressure

    Compressor <reon 12 2 9igh pressure high temperatur e vapour refrigerant 9igh pressure cut out ;re&ton c&cle 4l(a&s less than unit& Steel

    Con'enser <reon 11 3 +o( pressure lo( temperatur e vapour refrigerant Solenoi' valve Carnot c&cle 4l(a&s more than unit& brass

    ->pansion 'evice 1 4ir 1 3 2

    +o( pressure 9igh pressure lo( 3 lo( temperature temperature li.ui' refrigerant li.ui' refrigerant 'iffusser %an ine c&cle -.ual to unit& copper Drier -rricson c&cle 2one of the above aluminium 3 1 2 3

    =hich component is not use' in refrigeration s&stem 4ir refrigeration operates on 0he value of C*P in vapour compression c&cle is usuall& 0he con'enser an' evaporator tubes in a <reon refrigeration plant are ma'e of +ithium bromi'e in vapour absorption refrigeration s&stem is use' as

    1 3

    10

    refrigerant

    Cooling substance

    lubricant

    absorbent

    "ALAMANI # S

    (INCHARGE POWER ENGINEERING T$ME)

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