A. Rise gradually towards the point of use
B. Drop gradually towards the point of use
C. Be laid vertically
D. Be laid exactly horizontally
A. Top side of main
B. Bottom side of main
C. Left side of main
D. Right side of main
A. Isentropic
B. Isothermal
C. Polytropic
D. Somewhere in between isentropic and isothermal
A. Isothermal h.p/indicated h.r
B. Isothermal h.p./shaft h.r
C. Total output/air input
D. Compression work/motor input
A. Poppet valve
B. Mechanical valve of the corliss, sleeve, rotary or semirotary type
C. Disc or feather type
D. Any of the above
A. Volume of air inhaled at working conditions
B. Volume of air inhaled at n.t.p. conditions
C. Volume at 0°c and 1 kg/cm2
D. Volume at 20°c and 1 kg/cm2
A. Start-stop motor
B. Constant speed unloader
C. Relief valve
D. Variable speed
A. N.t.p. conditions
B. Intake temperature and pressure conditions
C. 0°c and 1 kg/cm2
D. 20°c and 1 kg/cm2
A. lower power consumption per unit of air delivered
B. higher volumetric efficiency
C. decreased discharge temperature
D. mositure free air