We know a reversible adiabatic process is an isentropic process......but is an isentropic process necessarily a reversible adiabatic process. Why or why not?
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Types of fluids
The Hershel- Buckley fluids are known as Thixotropic fluid, while Bingham fluids are know as Ideal Plastic fluids.
General equation is τ = μ .[
] ^ n + τ0
1) For Bingham and Thixotropic fluids, τ0 is greater than zero.
2) For all other fluids, τ0 = 0
3) For newtonian fluids, τ0 is zero and value of exponent n is 1.
4) For Pseudoplastic and Thixotropic fluids, n<1.
5) For Dilatant fluids, n> 1.
Monday, 9 January 2012
Equal amounts of Water at 80 deg C and water at 0 deg C are mixed together. What would be the final temperature of mixture? What will be change in answer if water at 0 deg C is in form of ice?
Sunday, 8 January 2012
There are two power-plants, Nuclear power plant and Thermal Power Plant. Using same conditions, which of these would be having more efficiency?
Hint: Producing Nuclear energy, energy of 2 out of 3 Neutrons is absorbed during chain reaction.
Hint: Producing Nuclear energy, energy of 2 out of 3 Neutrons is absorbed during chain reaction.
Labels:
GATE,
IES,
Power Plant Engineering,
thermal engineering
Saturday, 7 January 2012
What is the effect on power generated, efficiency when we make a boiler super critical?
A power plant working based upon Rankine cycle, is designed to run in winters. Now it is operated in summers. Now what would happen to efficiency; it decrease, increase on remain same?
Labels:
GATE,
heat engine,
IES,
rankine cycle,
thermal engineering,
Thermodynamics
Friday, 6 January 2012
What is the diff between torque and bhp and which one will have a greater effect on top speed and acceleration figures?
have heard that diesel engines r more torquier by nature. why??
say i have 2 cars one which has 10 x of torque and 20 bhp and the other has 20x of torque and 10 bhp.
which car will be quicker??
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