A. Evaporative capacity
B. Factor of evaporation
C. Equivalent evaporation
D. One boiler h.p.
A. Horizontal fire-tube boiler
B. Horizontal water-tube boiler
C. Veritcal water-tube boiler
D. Vertical fire tube boiler
A. Heat transfer takes place across cylinder walls
B. Work is done
C. Steam may be wet, dry or superheated after expansion
D. All of the above
A. Gravimetric analysis of the flue gases
B. Volumetric analysis of the flue gases
C. Mass flow of the flue gases
D. Measuring smoke density of flue gases
A. Equal to carnot cycle
B. Less than carnot cycle
C. More than carnot cycle
D. Could be anything
A. 1000 j
B. 360 kj
C. 3600 kj
D. 3600 kw/sec
A. Stationary fire tube boiler
B. Stationary water tube boiler
C. Water tube boiler with natural/forced circulation
D. Mobile fire tube boiler
A. Frictional losses
B. It is not possible to achieve 0°k temperature
C. Leakage
D. Non-availability of ideal substance
A. Work done during the rankine cycle ;
B. Work done during compression.
C. Work done during adiabatic expansion
D. Change in enthalpy
A. One half
B. One third
C. One-fifth
D. Two-fifth