• Class of fuel oil which are topped

crude petroleums or viscous

residuums obtained in refinery
operations;

A. blended fuels
B. residual oils
C. fuel oils
D. gaseous fuels
• It is measure of resistance of oil flow;

A. viscosity
B. fluid flow
C. specific gravity
D. density
• The lowest temperature at which oil will flow
under prescribed conditions.

A. flash point
B. pour point
C. distillation temperature
D. fire point
• The degree API gravity of pure water at 60 deg
F.

A. 10
B. 20
C. 15
D. 40
• The range of fuel oil is approximately ______
API.

A. 10 to 40
B. 20 to 30
C. 10 to 30
D. 10 to 20
• This is to detect to free sulfur or corrosive
sulfur compounds in residual fuels.

A. ash test
B. corrosion test
C. sulfur test
D. carbon test
• This is to determine the noncombustible
impurities, which come principally from the
natural salts present in the crude oil.

A. carbon test
B. moisture test
C. ash test
D. carbon test
• The contamination of various amounts of water
and impurities out of the boiler.

A. priming
B. steam purity
C. spray
D. carryover
• The liquid contamination in the steam,
expressed in percentage by weight of the
mixture.

A. steam quality
B. steam quantity
C. liquid quality
D. wet quality
• The solids impurity in the steam expressed in
parts per million (ppm) of impurity.

A. steam spray
B. steam purity
C. steam quantity
D. steam buffles
• As the air passes through a nozzle,
which of the following will increase?

A. temperature
B. enthalpy
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a nozzle,
which of the following will decrease?

A. entropy
B. velocity
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will increase?

A. density
B. entropy
C. mach number
D. velocity
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will decrease?

A. temperature
B. enthalpy
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will NOT be
affected?

A. density
B. entropy
C. mach number
D. velocity
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the temperature of
air will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the density of air
will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the mach number of
air will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle with useful cooling,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. condenser pressure
B. evaporator pressure
C. quality after expansion
D. heat rejected from condenser
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle with useful cooling,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will
decrease? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. heat rejected
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. specific volume at suction
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will
increase? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will not
be affected? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By subcooling the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle at condenser exit,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. specific volume at suction
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By subcooling the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle at condenser exit,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. COP
B. heat rejected from condenser
C. refrigerating effect
D. mass flow rate
• By increasing the vaporizing
temperature in vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. mass flow rate

B. COP
C. specific volume at suction
D. compressor work
• By increasing the vaporizing
temperature in vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. COP
C. evaporator temperature
D. temperature difference between
evaporator and compressor
• By increasing the condenser pressure
in vapor compression cycle, which of
the following will increase? (Use per
unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. specific volume at suction
D. compressor power
• By increasing the condenser pressure
in vapor compression cycle, which of
the following will decrease? (Use per
unit mass analysis)

A. moisture content after expansion

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected from condenser
D. mass flow rate
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression
cycle, which of the following will
increase? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. mass flow rate

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. specific volume at suction
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. mass flow rate
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. compressor power
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will not be
affected? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. compressor power
B. mass flow rate
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• If the pressure drop in the evaporator
increases in a vapor compression
cycle, which of the following will
increase? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. vaporizing temperature
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• If the pressure drop in the evaporator
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(use per unit mass analysis)

A. specific volume at suction

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• By lowering the condenser pressure
in Rankine Cycle, which of the
following will decrease? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. pump work
B. turbine work
C. heat rejected
D. cycle efficiency
• By increasing the boiler pressure in
Rankine cycle, which of the
following will decrease? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. heat rejected
B. pump work
C. cycle efficiency
D. moisture content
• By superheating the steam to a higher
temperature in Rankine cycle, which of
the following will decrease? (use per
unit mass analysis)

A. moisture content at the turbine

exhaust
B. turbine work
C. heat added
D. heat rejected
• By superheating the steam to a higher
temperature in Rankine cycle, which of
the following will increase? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. moisture content at the turbine

exhaust
B. pump work
C. condenser pressure
D. cycle efficiency
• The ratio of partial pressure of water
vapor in the air to the saturation
pressure corresponding to the
temperature of the air.

A. humidity ratio
B. relative humidity
C. specific humidity
D. moisture content
• It is the ratio of the mass of water vapor
in a certain volume of moist air at a
given temperature to the mass of water
vapor in the same volume of saturated
air at the same temperature

A. humidity ratio
B. specific humidity
C. humidity
D. relative humidity
• The effectiveness of a body as a
thermal radiator at a given
temperature;

A. reflectivity
B. emmisivity
C. conductivity
D. absorptivity
• The kinetic energy of a moving fluid is
used to isentropically compressed the
fluid to state of zero velocity. The
temperature of a moving fluid at the
state of zero velocity is called;

A. stagnation temperature
B. partial temperature
C. critical temperature
D. absolute temperature
• Difference in pressure measure above
or below atmospheric pressure;

A. draft
B. vacuum pressure
C. barometric pressure
D. critical pressure
• The quantity of energy absorbed by a
unit mass of refrigerant in the
evaporator is called;

A. mass flow rate

B. refrigerating effect
C. capacity
D. volume flow rate
• Foundation of bolts of specified size
should be used and surrounded by a pipe
sleeve with an inside diameter of at
least

A. 3 times the diameter of engine bolt

B. 3 times the diameter of anchor bolt
C. 2 times the diameter of engine bolt
D. 2 times the diameter of anchor bolt
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Ethanol?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Heptane?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Hexene?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Toulene?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• As the air passes through a nozzle,
which of the following will increase?

A. temperature
B. enthalpy
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a nozzle,
which of the following will decrease?

A. entropy
B. velocity
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will increase?

A. density
B. entropy
C. mach number
D. velocity
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will decrease?

A. temperature
B. enthalpy
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will NOT be
affected?

A. density
B. entropy
C. mach number
D. velocity
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the temperature of
air will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the density of air
will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the mach number of
air will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle with useful cooling,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. condenser pressure
B. evaporator pressure
C. quality after expansion
D. heat rejected from condenser
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle with useful cooling,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will
decrease? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. heat rejected
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. specific volume at suction
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will
increase? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will not
be affected? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By subcooling the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle at condenser exit,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. specific volume at suction
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By subcooling the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle at condenser exit,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. COP
B. heat rejected from condenser
C. refrigerating effect
D. mass flow rate
• By increasing the vaporizing
temperature in vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. mass flow rate

B. COP
C. specific volume at suction
D. compressor work
• By increasing the vaporizing
temperature in vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. COP
C. evaporator temperature
D. temperature difference between
evaporator and compressor
• By increasing the condenser pressure
in vapor compression cycle, which of
the following will increase? (Use per
unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. specific volume at suction
D. compressor power
• By increasing the condenser pressure
in vapor compression cycle, which of
the following will decrease? (Use per
unit mass analysis)

A. moisture content after expansion

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected from condenser
D. mass flow rate
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression
cycle, which of the following will
increase? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. mass flow rate

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. specific volume at suction
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. mass flow rate
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. compressor power
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will not be
affected? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. compressor power
B. mass flow rate
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• If the pressure drop in the evaporator
increases in a vapor compression
cycle, which of the following will
increase? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. vaporizing temperature
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• If the pressure drop in the evaporator
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(use per unit mass analysis)

A. specific volume at suction

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• By lowering the condenser pressure
in Rankine Cycle, which of the
following will decrease? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. pump work
B. turbine work
C. heat rejected
D. cycle efficiency
• By increasing the boiler pressure in
Rankine cycle, which of the
following will decrease? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. heat rejected
B. pump work
C. cycle efficiency
D. moisture content
• By superheating the steam to a higher
temperature in Rankine cycle, which of
the following will decrease? (use per
unit mass analysis)

A. moisture content at the turbine

exhaust
B. turbine work
C. heat added
D. heat rejected
• By superheating the steam to a higher
temperature in Rankine cycle, which of
the following will increase? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. moisture content at the turbine

exhaust
B. pump work
C. condenser pressure
D. cycle efficiency
• The ratio of partial pressure of water
vapor in the air to the saturation
pressure corresponding to the
temperature of the air.

A. humidity ratio
B. relative humidity
C. specific humidity
D. moisture content
• It is the ratio of the mass of water vapor
in a certain volume of moist air at a
given temperature to the mass of water
vapor in the same volume of saturated
air at the same temperature

A. humidity ratio
B. specific humidity
C. humidity
D. relative humidity
• The effectiveness of a body as a
thermal radiator at a given
temperature;

A. reflectivity
B. emmisivity
C. conductivity
D. absorptivity
• The kinetic energy of a moving fluid is
used to isentropically compressed the
fluid to state of zero velocity. The
temperature of a moving fluid at the
state of zero velocity is called;

A. stagnation temperature
B. partial temperature
C. critical temperature
D. absolute temperature
• Difference in pressure measure above
or below atmospheric pressure;

A. draft
B. vacuum pressure
C. barometric pressure
D. critical pressure
• The quantity of energy absorbed by a
unit mass of refrigerant in the
evaporator is called;

A. mass flow rate

B. refrigerating effect
C. capacity
D. volume flow rate
• Foundation of bolts of specified size
should be used and surrounded by a pipe
sleeve with an inside diameter of at
least

A. 3 times the diameter of engine bolt

B. 3 times the diameter of anchor bolt
C. 2 times the diameter of engine bolt
D. 2 times the diameter of anchor bolt
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Ethanol?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Heptane?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Hexene?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Toulene?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• As the air passes through a nozzle,
which of the following will increase?

A. temperature
B. enthalpy
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will increase?

A. density
B. entropy
C. mach number
D. velocity
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will NOT be
affected?

A. density
B. entropy
C. mach number
D. velocity
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the density of air
will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle with useful cooling,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. condenser pressure
B. evaporator pressure
C. quality after expansion
D. heat rejected from condenser
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will
decrease? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. heat rejected
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. specific volume at suction
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will not
be affected? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By subcooling the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle at condenser exit,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. COP
B. heat rejected from condenser
C. refrigerating effect
D. mass flow rate
• By increasing the vaporizing
temperature in vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. COP
C. evaporator temperature
D. temperature difference between
evaporator and compressor
• By increasing the condenser pressure
in vapor compression cycle, which of
the following will decrease? (Use per
unit mass analysis)

A. moisture content after expansion

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected from condenser
D. mass flow rate
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. mass flow rate
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. compressor power
• If the pressure drop in the evaporator
increases in a vapor compression
cycle, which of the following will
increase? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerating effect
B. vaporizing temperature
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• By lowering the condenser pressure
in Rankine Cycle, which of the
following will decrease? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. pump work
B. turbine work
C. heat rejected
D. cycle efficiency
• By superheating the steam to a higher
temperature in Rankine cycle, which of
the following will decrease? (use per
unit mass analysis)

A. moisture content at the turbine

exhaust
B. turbine work
C. heat added
D. heat rejected
• The ratio of partial pressure of water
vapor in the air to the saturation
pressure corresponding to the
temperature of the air.

A. humidity ratio
B. relative humidity
C. specific humidity
D. moisture content
• The effectiveness of a body as a
thermal radiator at a given
temperature;

A. reflectivity
B. emmisivity
C. conductivity
D. absorptivity
• Difference in pressure measure above
or below atmospheric pressure;

A. draft
B. vacuum pressure
C. barometric pressure
D. critical pressure
• Foundation of bolts of specified size
should be used and surrounded by a pipe
sleeve with an inside diameter of at
least

A. 3 times the diameter of engine bolt

B. 3 times the diameter of anchor bolt
C. 2 times the diameter of engine bolt
D. 2 times the diameter of anchor bolt
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Heptane?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Toulene?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• As the air passes through a nozzle,
which of the following will decrease?

A. entropy
B. velocity
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• As the air passes through a diffuser,
which of the following will decrease?

A. temperature
B. enthalpy
C. internal energy
D. mach number
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the temperature of
air will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• After passing through a convergent-
divergent nozzle, the mach number of
air will;

A. increase
B. decrease
C. remains the same
D. none of these
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle with useful cooling,
which of the following will decrease?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By superheating the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle without useful
cooling, which of the following will
increase? (Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By subcooling the refrigerant in vapor
compression cycle at condenser exit,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. specific volume at suction
C. compressor power
D. mass flow rate
• By increasing the vaporizing
temperature in vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will increase?
(Use per unit mass analysis)

A. mass flow rate

B. COP
C. specific volume at suction
D. compressor work
• By increasing the condenser pressure
in vapor compression cycle, which of
the following will increase? (Use per
unit mass analysis)

A. refrigerant effect
B. COP
C. specific volume at suction
D. compressor power
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression
cycle, which of the following will
increase? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. mass flow rate

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. specific volume at suction
• If the pressure drop in the condenser
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will not be
affected? (use per unit mass analysis)

A. compressor power
B. mass flow rate
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• If the pressure drop in the evaporator
increases in a vapor compression cycle,
which of the following will decrease?
(use per unit mass analysis)

A. specific volume at suction

B. compressor power
C. heat rejected in the condenser
D. COP
• By increasing the boiler pressure in
Rankine cycle, which of the
following will decrease? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. heat rejected
B. pump work
C. cycle efficiency
D. moisture content
• By superheating the steam to a higher
temperature in Rankine cycle, which of
the following will increase? (use per unit
mass analysis)

A. moisture content at the turbine

exhaust
B. pump work
C. condenser pressure
D. cycle efficiency
• It is the ratio of the mass of water vapor
in a certain volume of moist air at a
given temperature to the mass of water
vapor in the same volume of saturated
air at the same temperature

A. humidity ratio
B. specific humidity
C. humidity
D. relative humidity
• The kinetic energy of a moving fluid is
used to isentropically compressed the
fluid to state of zero velocity. The
temperature of a moving fluid at the
state of zero velocity is called;

A. stagnation temperature
B. partial temperature
C. critical temperature
D. absolute temperature
• The quantity of energy absorbed by a
unit mass of refrigerant in the
evaporator is called;

A. mass flow rate

B. refrigerating effect
C. capacity
D. volume flow rate
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Ethanol?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12
• Which of the following is the
chemical formula of Hexene?

A. C7H16
B. C2H6O
C. C7H8
D. C6H12