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| 101. |
If Percentage Elongation Of A Material Is More Than 200%, It Is Classed As ? |
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Answer» Rubber. Rubber. |
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| 102. |
An Elastomer Is A Polymer When Its Percentage Elongation Rate Is? |
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Answer» Greater than 100%. |
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| 103. |
Which Element Is Added In Steel To Increase Resistance To Corrosion ? |
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Answer» Chromium. Chromium. |
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| 104. |
What Is The Percentage Of Carbon In Cast Iron ? |
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Answer» 2.5%. 2.5%. |
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| 105. |
Specific Strength Of Materials Is Very High When They Are In Fibre Size But Lower When They Are In Bar Form Why ? |
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Answer» CRYSTAL structure has ordered, repeating ARRANGEMENT of atoms. Fibres are liable to maintain this and thus have high specific strength. As SIZE increases, the CONDITION of ordered and repeating arrangements can't be guaranteed because of several types of defects and dislocations and thus the specific strength gets lower. Crystal structure has ordered, repeating arrangement of atoms. Fibres are liable to maintain this and thus have high specific strength. As size increases, the condition of ordered and repeating arrangements can't be guaranteed because of several types of defects and dislocations and thus the specific strength gets lower. |
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| 106. |
What Is Curie Point ? |
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Answer» CURIE point is the temperature at which FERROMAGNETIC materials can no LONGER be magnetised by OUTSIDE forces. Curie point is the temperature at which ferromagnetic materials can no longer be magnetised by outside forces. |
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| 107. |
Mention Two Types Of Dislocation? |
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Answer» Dislocation REFERS to a break in the continuity of the lattice. In EDGE dislocation, ONE plane of atoms gets squeezed out. In screw dislocation the lattice atoms MOVE from their REGULAR ideal positions. Dislocation refers to a break in the continuity of the lattice. In edge dislocation, one plane of atoms gets squeezed out. In screw dislocation the lattice atoms move from their regular ideal positions. |
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| 108. |
Explain The Effects Of Alloying Chromium And Nickel In Stainless Steel? |
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Answer» Addition of nickel and CHROMIUM increases the tensile STRENGTH and INCREASE in resistance to corrosion takes PLACE. Addition of nickel and chromium increases the tensile strength and increase in resistance to corrosion takes place. |
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| 109. |
What Is View Factor ? |
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Answer» View FACTOR is dependent upon geometry of the TWO surfaces EXCHANGING RADIATION. View factor is dependent upon geometry of the two surfaces exchanging radiation. |
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| 110. |
What Are Orthotropic Materials ? |
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Answer» It is a special class of ANISOTROPIC materials which can be described by giving their PROPERTIES in three PERPENDICULAR DIRECTIONS e.g. wood; composites. It is a special class of anisotropic materials which can be described by giving their properties in three perpendicular directions e.g. wood; composites. |
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| 111. |
What Is The Difference Between Isotropic And Anisotropic Materials ? |
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Answer» If a material EXHIBITS same MECHANICAL properties regardless of loading DIRECTION, it is isotropic, e.g., homogeneous cast MATERIALS. Materials lacking this PROPERTY are anisotropic. If a material exhibits same mechanical properties regardless of loading direction, it is isotropic, e.g., homogeneous cast materials. Materials lacking this property are anisotropic. |
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| 112. |
Which Parameter Remains Constant In A Throttling Process ? |
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Answer» Enthalpy. Enthalpy. |
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| 113. |
Why Water Can't Be Used As Refrigerant For Small Refrigerating Equipment ? |
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Answer» The REFRIGERANT should be such that vapour volume is low so that pumping WORK will be low. Water vapour volume is around 4000 times COMPARED to R- for a GIVEN mass. The refrigerant should be such that vapour volume is low so that pumping work will be low. Water vapour volume is around 4000 times compared to R- for a given mass. |
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| 114. |
Under What Circumstances Would There Be An Increase In Pressure In A Diver¬gent Nozzle ? |
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Answer» For SUBSONIC flow at INLET SECTION of a diffuser a lower velocity and HIGHER pressure will exist at the exit section. For supersonic isentropic flow at the inlet section a higher velocity and lower pressure will exist at the exit but if a SHOCK wave occurs in the diffuser then a higher pressure will exist at the exit. For subsonic flow at inlet section of a diffuser a lower velocity and higher pressure will exist at the exit section. For supersonic isentropic flow at the inlet section a higher velocity and lower pressure will exist at the exit but if a shock wave occurs in the diffuser then a higher pressure will exist at the exit. |
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| 115. |
Why An Increase In Area Is Required To Produce An Increase Of Velocity In Case Of Supersonic Flow ? |
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Answer» INCREASE in area for increase in VELOCITY for supersonic flow is required because the DENSITY decreases faster than velocity increases at supersonic speeds and to maintain continuity of MASS, area must increase. Increase in area for increase in velocity for supersonic flow is required because the density decreases faster than velocity increases at supersonic speeds and to maintain continuity of mass, area must increase. |
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| 116. |
Which Reactor Uses Primary Coolant As Fluoride Salts Of Lithium, Beryllium, Thorium And Uranium ? |
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Answer» Molten salt breeder reactor. |
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| 118. |
Which Reactor Uses Heavy Water As Moderator ? |
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Answer» CANDU. CANDU. |
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| 120. |
Which Reactor Produces More Fissionable Material Than It Consumes ? |
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Answer» Breeder reactor. |
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| 121. |
Which Nuclear Reactor Uses Water As A Coolant, Moderator And Reflector ? |
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Answer» Pressurised water reactor. |
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| 122. |
Explain Nuclear Reactor In Brief? |
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Answer» A PLANT which initiates, sustains, controls and maintains NUCLEAR fission chain REACTION and provides shielding against RADIOACTIVE radiation is nuclear reactor. A plant which initiates, sustains, controls and maintains nuclear fission chain reaction and provides shielding against radioactive radiation is nuclear reactor. |
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| 123. |
What Is A Converter Reactor ? |
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Answer» A reactor plant which is designed to PRODUCE more fuel than it CONSUMES. The breeding is obtained by converting FERTILE MATERIAL to FISSILE material. A reactor plant which is designed to produce more fuel than it consumes. The breeding is obtained by converting fertile material to fissile material. |
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| 124. |
What Is Heavy Water And What Is Its Use In Nuclear Plants ? |
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Answer» WATER containing heavy isotopes of hydrogen (DEUTERIUM) is known as heavy water. Heavy water is USED as a MODERATOR. Heavy water has low cross section for absorption of neutrons than ordinary water. Heavy water slows down the fast neutrons and thus MODERATES the chain reaction. Water containing heavy isotopes of hydrogen (Deuterium) is known as heavy water. Heavy water is used as a moderator. Heavy water has low cross section for absorption of neutrons than ordinary water. Heavy water slows down the fast neutrons and thus moderates the chain reaction. |
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| 125. |
What Do You Understand By Fuel Cycle In Nuclear Plants ? |
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Answer» Fuel CYCLE a series of sequential steps involved in supplying fuel to a nuclear power reactor. The steps include : Mining, REFINING URANIUM, fabrication of fuel elements, their use in nuclear reactor, CHEMICAL processing to recover remaining fissionable material, re-enrichment of fuel from RECOVERED material, refabrication of new fuel elements, waste storage etc. Fuel cycle a series of sequential steps involved in supplying fuel to a nuclear power reactor. The steps include : Mining, refining uranium, fabrication of fuel elements, their use in nuclear reactor, chemical processing to recover remaining fissionable material, re-enrichment of fuel from recovered material, refabrication of new fuel elements, waste storage etc. |
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| 126. |
Explain Difference Between Fissile And Fertile Materials? |
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Answer» The materials which can GIVE nuclear fission e.g. U 35, Pu 39, U 33 are fissile materi¬als. Fertile material itself is not FISSIONABLE, but it can be converted to a fissionable material by IRRADIATION of neutrons in a nuclear reactor. The materials which can give nuclear fission e.g. U 35, Pu 39, U 33 are fissile materi¬als. Fertile material itself is not fissionable, but it can be converted to a fissionable material by irradiation of neutrons in a nuclear reactor. |
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| 127. |
What Is The Difference Between Nuclear Fission And Fission Chain Reaction? |
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Answer» The process of splitting of nucleus into two ALMOST equal fragments accompanied by re¬lease of HEAT is nuclear fission. Self sustained, CONTINUING, SEQUENCE of fission reactions in a CONTROLLED manner is fission chain reaction. The process of splitting of nucleus into two almost equal fragments accompanied by re¬lease of heat is nuclear fission. Self sustained, continuing, sequence of fission reactions in a controlled manner is fission chain reaction. |
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| 128. |
How The Analyses And Calorific Values Of Fuels Can Be Reported ? |
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Answer» It may be reported as
It may be reported as |
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| 129. |
What Is Fuel Ratio ? |
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Answer» FUEL ratio is the ratio of its % age of fixed CARBON to VOLATILE MATTER. Fuel ratio is the ratio of its % age of fixed carbon to volatile matter. |
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| 130. |
State The Difference Between Ultimate And Proximate Analysis Of Coal ? |
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Answer» In ULTIMATE analysis, chemical determination of FOLLOWING elements is made by weight: Fixed and combined carbon, H, O, N, S, water and ash. HEATING value is due to C, H and S. In proximate analysis following constituents are mechanically DETERMINED by weight. Moisture, volatile matter, fixed carbon and ash. Heating value is due to fixed carbon and volatile matter. In ultimate analysis, chemical determination of following elements is made by weight: Fixed and combined carbon, H, O, N, S, water and ash. Heating value is due to C, H and S. In proximate analysis following constituents are mechanically determined by weight. Moisture, volatile matter, fixed carbon and ash. Heating value is due to fixed carbon and volatile matter. |
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| 131. |
Which Heating Value Is Indicated By A Calorimeter And Why ? |
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Answer» Gross heating VALUE because STEAM is condensed and HEAT of vapour FORMED is recovered. Gross heating value because steam is condensed and heat of vapour formed is recovered. |
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| 132. |
Which Element Causes Difference In Higher And Lower Heating Values Of Fuel ? |
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Answer» Hydrogen. Hydrogen. |
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| 133. |
On Which Analysis Is Based The Dulong's Formula For The Heating Value Of Fuel ? |
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Answer» On ultimate analysis. |
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| 134. |
Which Two Elements Have Same Percentage In Proximate And Ultimate Analysis Of Coal? |
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Answer» Moisture and ash. |
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| 135. |
What Is The Purpose Of Biological Shield In Nuclear Plants ? |
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Answer» BIOLOGICAL shield of heavy concrete PREVENTS exposure to neutrons, BETA rays and gamma rays which KILL living things. Biological shield of heavy concrete prevents exposure to neutrons, beta rays and gamma rays which kill living things. |
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| 136. |
What Is Big Advantage Of Fast Breeder Reactor ? |
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Answer» It has rapid self BREEDING of fissile fuel during the OPERATION of the reactor, and thus, it offers about sixty times the output with same NATURAL uranium RESOURCES through ordinary non-breeder nuclear reactor. It has rapid self breeding of fissile fuel during the operation of the reactor, and thus, it offers about sixty times the output with same natural uranium resources through ordinary non-breeder nuclear reactor. |
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| 137. |
What Are Thermal Neutrons ? |
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Answer» THERMAL NEUTRONS are slow neutrons (having energy below 1 EV) which are in thermal EQUILIBRIUM with their surroundings. Thermal neutrons are slow neutrons (having energy below 1 eV) which are in thermal equilibrium with their surroundings. |
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| 139. |
In Which Reactor The Coolant And Moderator Are The Same ? |
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Answer» Pressurised water reactor. |
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| 140. |
What For Schmidt Plot For Is Used In Heat Transfer Problems ? |
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Answer» Schmidt PLOT is a graphical method for DETERMINING the temperature at any point in a BODY at a specified TIME during the TRANSIENT heating or cooling period. Schmidt plot is a graphical method for determining the temperature at any point in a body at a specified time during the transient heating or cooling period. |
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| 141. |
Ultimate Analysis Of Coal Is Elementary Analysis. What It Is Concerned With ? |
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Answer» CARBON, hydrogen, NITROGEN, and SULPHUR in coal on a weight PERCENTAGE basis. Carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and sulphur in coal on a weight percentage basis. |
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| 142. |
Proximity Analysis Of Coal Provides Data For A First, General Assessment Of A Coal's Quality And Type. What Elements It Reports ? |
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Answer» MOISTURE, volatile MATTER, ash and FIXED CARBON. Moisture, volatile matter, ash and fixed carbon. |
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| 143. |
What Is The Difference Between Total Moisture And Inherent Moisture In Coal ? |
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Answer» The moisture CONTENT of the bulk as sampled is REFERRED to as total moisture, and that of the AIR DRIED sample is called inherent moisture. The moisture content of the bulk as sampled is referred to as total moisture, and that of the air dried sample is called inherent moisture. |
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| 144. |
What Are The Important Operational Performance Parameters In Design Of Fuel Firing Equipment ? |
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Answer» FUEL flexibility, ELECTRICAL LOAD following capability, RELIABILITY, availability, and maintenance ease. Fuel flexibility, electrical load following capability, reliability, availability, and maintenance ease. |
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| 145. |
In Order To Increase Efficiency And Reduce Co Emissions And Other Emissions, Clear Coal Technologies Are Receiving Major Attention. What Are These ? |
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| 146. |
Which Pollutant Is Major Greenhouse Gas And What Is Its Effect ? |
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Answer» CO is MAJOR GREENHOUSE gas and it traps the radiation of HEAT from the sun within earth's atmosphere. CO is major greenhouse gas and it traps the radiation of heat from the sun within earth's atmosphere. |
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| 147. |
How You Can Define Coal ? |
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Answer» Coal is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon that consists of the fossilised remains of buried plant DEBRIS that have undergone PROGRESSIVE physical and CHEMICAL alteration, called coalification, in the COURSE of GEOLOGIC time. Coal is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon that consists of the fossilised remains of buried plant debris that have undergone progressive physical and chemical alteration, called coalification, in the course of geologic time. |
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| 148. |
In Convection Heat Transfer, If Heat Flux Intensity Is Doubled Then Temperature Difference Between Solid Surface And Fluid Will ? |
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Answer» Get doubled. |
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| 149. |
The Amount Of Radiation Emitted Per Scm Per Sec Is Called .... ? |
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Answer» Emissive power. |
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| 150. |
Quantities Like Pressure, Temperature, Density, Viscosity, Etc. Are Independent Of Mass. What Are These Called ? |
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Answer» Intensive properties. |
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