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Power Engineering
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Factor of safety
Ultimate stress/working stress
Malleability
Pm x A x L x N
polygon
2. Refers to the length of the actual path over which a body travels - not concerned with direction - magnitude only
distance
A. sine of 90
Areas of sectors (bounded by 2 radii and arc between them)
benefits of chromium
3. 1.not showing temperatures or pressures 2. piping ID numbers and sizing 3. all instrumentation 4. piping details
Cathodic protection system
Details of P & IDs
ellipse
A / SinA = b / SinB = c / SinC
4. Sensible heat + total latent heat - mc(specific heat) x delta t + mLf/mLe - Lf = latent heat of fusion - Le = latent heat of evaporation
Divide the maximum load by the original cross - sectional area
Value of the angle increases
Total heat required for change of state
Purpose of P & IDs
5. Sine Rule
2.3026
A / SinA = b / SinB = c / SinC
Areas of sectors (bounded by 2 radii and arc between them)
Adiabatic
6. A quadrilateral with no parallel sides
Trapezium
A twisting or turning effect
Exactly 180 degrees
Work
7. If a right- angle triangle has an angle of 28O 37' and the hypotenuse is 120 mm - the length of the opposite side is...
57.48 mm
Output power(W)/input power(W)
Areas of sectors (bounded by 2 radii and arc between them)
26.81 m/s
8. Testing metals and nonmetals of low to medium hardness. uses a ball that is pressed into material and basis calculations on the diameters of ball and indentation.
brinell hardness test
Relative density
Boyle's law
Mechanical flow diagrams
9. Micro organisms promote corrosion...
Hooke's Law
Sulfuric acid
Under deposit corrosion - enhanced oxygen generation - contact of live organisms
benefits of copper
10. A 6 m long cantilever beam carries a concentrated load of 45 kN at its free end. What is the shear force at the wall?
A number with the necessary unit
Toughness
45 kN
Ideal mechanical advantage
11. A closed plane figure bounded by straight sides
0.0002
Pm x A x L
Calorimetry
polygon
12. Obtuse angle
Specific heat
Falling temperature
Rhomboid
More than 90 degrees
13. H2SO4 is the chemical formula for...
Sulfuric acid
White metal and bronze
polygon
More than 90 degrees
14. As the cosine decreases - the...
That is supported at two ends
Value of the angle increases
Chlorides
0.89
15. coefficient of superficial (area) expansion
polygon
A Greek letter alpha linear
Gamma - coefficient of superficial = 2x coefficient of linear expansion
2.3026
16. Cosine rule
A solution
A
Opposite side / hypotenuse
brinell hardness test
17. u = initial velocity (m/s) - v = final velocity (m/s) - t = time (s) - s = distance (m) - a = acceleration (m/s/s) - g = acceleration due to gravity (m/s/s)
linear motion relationships
The equilibrant
A = 4/3h2 [(square root)d/h-0.608]
Calorimetry
18. Is 'the equivalent mass of water that would require the same amount of heat transfer as the substance - to produce the same temp. change
Calorimetry
A / SinA = b / SinB = c / SinC
Total heat required for change of state
water equivalent
19. PV=nRT - Boyle's law and Charle's law combined
Relative density
hardness
General gas law
White metal and bronze
20. Safe working stress is determined by...
Charles Law
benefits of chromium
Composite material
Dividing the ultimate strength by the factor of safety
21. Pythagoras' Theorem
Cast iron
A
0.0002
Purpose of P & IDs
22. The most common material used in making large industrial diesel engine pistons is...
Octagon
Calorimetry
520.72 kJ/kg
Cast iron
23. A gas occupies 8.62 m3 at 1800 kPa and 26
Cast iron
Chord
161
Pm x A x L x N
24. Acute angle
70 MPa
Continuity flow
Purpose of P & IDs
Less than 90 degrees
25. Of a process or change taking place at constant temperature - PV = C
Process flow drawing
Isothermal
Chlorides
Permanent and removable
26. Force
Octagon
One angle is exactly 90 degrees
A solution
Mass x acceleration (N)
27. A automobile travels at 60 miles per hour. Expressed in metres per second - this would be equivalent to...
Less than 90 degrees
Divide the maximum load by the original cross - sectional area
26.81 m/s
A. sine of 90
28. The term _____ is used as a measure of the quantity of matter.
Pm x A x L
Mass
M x g x h (kg x 9.81 m/s/s x height (m))
More than 90 degrees
29. Is seen in equations involving logarithms - it means that the formula is converting from one base system to another.
hardness
2.3026
Relative density
Cast iron
30. When calculating the ultimate stress of a material - we should
elasticity
Scalene triangle
Divide the maximum load by the original cross - sectional area
0.0723
31. The precise measurement of heat flow out of a system for chemical and physical processes
Mass
To calculate power from an engine
Calorimetry
Cast iron
32. A triangle with two equal sides
Scalene triangle
Opposite side / hypotenuse
Isosceles triangle
Heating and cooling white cast iron at a controlled rate
33. A straight line that joins 2 points or circumference
Latent heat of evaporation
Malleability
Celsius
Chord
34. Combines easily with many other elements - improves atmospheric corrosion resistance - increases strength - amounts of 0.15-0.25%
520.72 kJ/kg
Resultant
10.8 m N of W
benefits of copper
35. In the equation 0.004 + D = 0.0042 - the value of D is...
0.0002
Mensuration
effective pressure
A
36. The rate at which heat flow through a slab of a material does not depend on...
Ultimate stress/working stress
One angle is exactly 90 degrees
Permanent and removable
The specific heat of the material
37. The pressure that should be used when calculating power - pressure is not constant throughout a power stroke - decreases as gas/steam expands
velocity
1/2mv2 (kg x velocity(m/s))
effective pressure
Mensuration
38. A scalar quantity is one which has only magnitude and can be fully described by...
Details of P & IDs
A number with the necessary unit
One angle is exactly 90 degrees
latent heat of evaporation (vaporation)
39. A polygon with 6 sides A = 0.433s2 for equilateral triangle - therefore a hexagon A = 6 x 0.433s2 or A = 2.6s2
8908 kJ
hexagon
Gamma - coefficient of superficial = 2x coefficient of linear expansion
Increase
40. All sides equal - all angles are equal and opposite sides parallel - divided into 6 ISOSCELES triangles - each angle in an octagon is 135 - A = 4.83s2
Octagon
Gamma - coefficient of superficial = 2x coefficient of linear expansion
Under deposit corrosion - enhanced oxygen generation - contact of live organisms
Sensible heat
41. A pinch of salt is added to a glass of water. The result is...
Rhombus
Ammonia
A solution
Stroke
42. Change in tempereature where no heat in transferred - PV(supercript v) = C
White
Value of the angle increases
Adiabatic
A Greek letter alpha linear
43. Pm = mean effective pressure (Pa) - A= area of piston (m2) - L= length of stroke (m) - N= number of power strokes per second
A solution
1/2mv2 (kg x velocity(m/s))
Exactly 180 degrees
To calculate power from an engine
44. For making steal is done in a pear shaped vessel that refines molten iron from a blast furnace and scrap into steel
70 MPa
520.72 kJ/kg
basic oxygen process
Exactly 180 degrees
45. 1. Info for sizing equipment 2.compare plant performance against design: flow rates - efficiencies - recovery efficiencies
Purpose of material balance
Specific heat
hardness
White
46. Area of a segment
Stray current corrosion
A = 4/3h2 [(square root)d/h-0.608]
benefits of chromium
Cast iron
47. Resistance to corrosion - improved properties at high and low temperatures - lowers coefficient of expansion
distance
Less than 90 degrees
benefits of chromium - nickel and copper in alloy steels
57.48 mm
48. Work done(J)/time(second) - unit of watts - 1 watt = 1 joule/second
Power
A. sine of 90
Material balance
The specific heat of the material
49. The relationship between the pressure and volume of a gas at constant temperture; when volume increase - pressure decreases.
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50. A quadrilateral with two parallel sides
Trapezoid
Ultimate stress/working stress
White metal and bronze
Celsius