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(C) Different atomic structure
(D} Different temperature
An hnentor claims to have developed a heat engine that receives ~00 kJ of he t from a source at
500 K and produces 300 kJ of net work while rejecting the waste heat to sin at 290 K. Which of
the following is true?
(A) The claim made by inventor is false because sue a heat engine violates first law of
thermodynamics.
(B) The claim made by imentor is false because such a hea engine violates second law of
thermodynamics.
(C) The heat engine can be possible only if all the proce~s are reversible.
(D) The invented engine does not violate any Jaw and so t e is nothing new in the claim of the
inventor.
Which of the follo\\ing refrigerant has the maximum ozone depletion potential in the stratosphere?
(A) Carbon dioxide
(B) Fluorine
(C) Ammonia
(D) Sulphur dioxide
The amount of heat absor
1 kg of saturated liquid water boils at pressure P is Q 1 The
amount of heat releasea wfien 1 g of saturated water vapor condenses at same pressure P is Q 2 ,
then
(A) Ql = Q2 for all value~ofP
(B) Ql > Q2 for all values~f P
(C) Ql < Q2 for al values of P
(D) Ql > Q2 or 1 < Q2 depends upon value of Pressure P.
The (!rst law of thermodynamics takes the form W =-All when applied to:
(A) A closed system undergoing a reversible adiabatic process
(B) A11 open system undergoing an adiabatic process with negligible change in kinetic and potentinl
e rgies
(C) A e osed system undergoing a reversible constant volume process
(D) A closed system undergoing a reversible constant pressure process
Jt. stream line is a line
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(B) Radial flow i
(C) An axial flow reaction turbine
(D) A radial flow reacfo
112. Specific speed of n pump is the speed at which a pump will ru when t
(A) Discharge is one cubic meter and head developed is'One me er
(B) Power is one unit and head developed is one mder(C) Power is one unit and discharge is one cubic meter
(D) Power is one unit and speed is one unit
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(A) Compressible
(B) Is incompressible
(D) Has negligible surface tension
(C) Is compressible and non-viscous
114; The resultant hydrostatic force acts through a point known as...
(A) Center of gravity
(B) Center of buoyancy
(C) Center of pressure
(D) None of above
115. Air vessel in a reci rocating ump Is used to
(A) Obtain continu us su ply of water at uniform rate
(B) Reduce suction head
(C) Increa e delivery head
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(B) Connecting rod
(C) Piston pin boss
(D) Piston skirt
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(B) HCS tools
(D) None of the abme.
(C) Cementea carb'de ols
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(B) 2 u + llC
(D) 2 + ll- a= C
(C) 2 ~ + a- p = C
Osystem applicable to milling machine is called the:
(A) oint-to-point system
(U) Straight cut system
(C) Continuous Path system
(D) Zig-za~ system

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(A) Wear of abrasive grains
(C) Breaking of abrasives
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(C) Hollow backward extrusion
137. Residual stresses in casting occur due to:
(A) Insufficient gate size
(B) Impurities in molten metal
(C) Differential rate of solidification of thin a nd thick sections of casting
(D) Sand particles mixing into molten metal while po ring

138. Core sand mixture contains the following a bin er:

(B) Linseed oil
(A) Turpentine oil
(C) Cement
(D) Thermosetting plastic
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(B) Can contain 20 kgf of copper
(D) Has internal diameter of20 em
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(B) Manufacturing cost of the product
(D) Utility of the product
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(B) Maximum float
(D) Avcrnge float
142. Desirable properties of metal so that it can undergo metal forming processes nrc:
(A) Ha.rdness and Toughness

(B) Ductility and creep

(B) Bnttleness an.d _hardness

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oc Tl e cold fluid enters at 30 anCJ caves
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.. nger 1s:
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(B) 0.6

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the transmiSSIVIty o t11c o y be 0.15, then the emissivity of surface is:
(A) 0.45
(ll) 0.55
(C) 0.40
(D) 0.60.
148. Heat transfer in liquid and gases primarily takes place by:
(A) Conduction
(B) Conv. ction
(C) Radiation
(D) Co due ion_an(l Ra(lj tion
149. Visible light is a kind of electromagnetic wave whose wav.efength--is between:
(A) 0.40 and 0.76 Jim
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(D) Varies inversely with the square of speed
In a four bar kinetic chain, the relation between number of links (L) nnd num~r of pulrs (J) is:
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as 120 teeth and planet has' 20 teeth, the
of teeth on the sun gear is:
(A)100
(B)80
(C)60
(D)40
In an oil lubricated journal bearing, the coefficient of friction

(A) Is constant at all speeds

(B) Is maximum at almost zero speed and decreases linearly with increasmg speed
(C) Is minimum at optimum speed and increases with increasin sp,ee
(D) Is minimum at almost zero speed and increases with "ncr-ease of spe~
159. In a cam drhe, it is essential to offset the axis offollowe~ to.
(A) Decrease the side thrust between follower and guide
(B) Decrease wear between follower and guide
. (C) Take care of speed limitations

(D) Reduce cost

160. Eutectoid Steel contains following perce
(A) 0.2%
(C) 0.8%
161. Which of the foJlowing "'"Jm..t results in the presence offree graphite in Cast Iron:
(A) Phosphorus
(B) Sulphur
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the tail stock would be:

(B) 14.4

(D) 120
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(C) Neutral

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cUing point metals can be cast
(A} Low melting point metals can b
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(B) High nt
. . kept cold by circulating water
(C) Die is kept hot by electrical heating
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169. Large size bolt heads arc made by:

(A) Swaging
(C) Upset forging
170. Steel balls are manufactured by:
(A) Machining
(C) Casting
171. Gang Milling is:
(A) A process of cutting gears

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(D) TuJl\bling
(B) Cold heading
(D) Spinning

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(D) A milling operation combined with turning
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(A) Drill a hole
(C) Correct the hole
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(B) The plan of tool
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(D) more than 90%
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beam is a cantilever.
nt pure bending moment on the beam.
way sleeper is like a beam having uniformly distributed load acting upwards (as renction)and
supports at rails with loads acting downwards due to the Jlnssing rain, such thnt:
(A) Greatest bending moment is at the c_entrc of sleeper.
(B) Greatest bending moment is at the ends of sleeper.
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working:
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(C) Normalizing '

(B) Softening
(D) Tempe~ng

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(B) Martensite, bainite, troosite, sorbite

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