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A. True
B. False
A. 0.25 kW
B. 0.75 kW
C. 3.75 kW
D. 1.75 kW
A. Agree
B. Disagree
A. Slow speed with radial flow at outlet
B. High speed with radial flow at outlet
C. Medium speed with radial flow at outlet
D. High speed with axial flow at outlet
A. Dynamic similarity
B. Kinematic similarity
C. None of these
D. Geometric similarity
A. Eight
B. Four
C. Two
D. Six
A. False
B. True
A. The reaction turbines are used for low head and high discharge.
B. An impulse turbine is generally fitted slightly above the tail race.
C. The angle of taper on draft tube is less than 8°.
D. A Francis turbine is an impulse turbine.
A. Delivery pipe is long and pump is running at high speeds
B. Suction pipe is short and pump is running at low speeds
C. Suction pipe is short and delivery pipe is long and the pump is running at low speeds
D. Suction pipe is long and delivery pipe is short and the pump is running at high speeds
A. Directly proportional to H3/2
B. Inversely proportional to H1/2
C. Directly proportional to H1/2
D. Inversely proportional to H3/2
A. Workdone per kN of water - Losses within the impeller
B. All of these
C. Energy per kN at outlet of impeller - Energy per kN at inlet of impeller
D. Suction lift + Loss of head in suction pipe due to friction + Delivery lift + Loss of head in delivery pipe due to friction + Velocity head in the delivery pipe
A. 25 m to 250 m
B. Above 250 m
C. None of these
D. 0 to 25 m
A. False
B. True
A. 10° to 15°
B. 25° to 30°
C. 15° to 20°
D. 20° to 25°
A. Decreases
B. Increases
A. Positive
B. Negative
A. Product
B. SUM
C. Difference
A. Square of diameter
B. Fourth power of diameter
C. Diameter
D. Cube of diameter
A. 0.50 to 0.65
B. 0.75 to 0.85
C. 0.65 to 0.75
D. 0.85 to 0.90
A. Q = π.b.Vf
B. Q = π.D.Vf
C. Q = π.D.b.Vf
D. Q = D.b.Vf
A. Both external and internal damage
B. Internal damage
C. External damage
D. Scarring
A. Integral
B. Point
C. Derivative
D. Converting to radians
E. Base
A. Plus atmospheric pressure
B. Less atmospheric pressure than gauge pressure
C. Equal to atmospheric pressure
D. Less than atmospheric pressure
A. Absolute pressure
B. Atmospheric pressure
C. Gauge pressure
A. PERCENTAGE OF LIQUID CONTENT
B. RELATIVE VISCOSITY
C. ABSOLUTE VISCOSITY
D. ELASTICITY
E. PERMEABILITY
A. ABSORPTION
B. DECOMPOSITION
C. EJECTION
D. REACTION
E. CONVEYANCE
A. Aggregation
B. The
C. Transposition
A. A pump that circulates fluid
B. A container or vessel
C. A device used to measure fluid pressure
D. A pump
A. Tank
B. Disk
C. Wedge
D. Drum
E. Piston
A. Reproduction
B. To adjust to changing conditions
C. Redundancy
D. The ability to replicate itself
E. The desired output
A. The number of correct decisions the system makes
B. The number of incorrect responses
C. The ability of the system to achieve the desired output
D. The number of incorrect decisions the system makes
E. The percentage of correct responses
A. Electrical components, hydraulic motors and hydraulic rotary actuators
B. Hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic motors and pneumatic valves
C. Hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic motors and hydraulic rotary actuators
D. Pneumatic components, electric components and hydraulic rotary actuators
E. Pneumatic components, hydraulic motors and hydraulic rotary actuators
A. Redirect
B. Increase
C. Decrease
D. Transfer
E. Generate
A. Shape
B. Material
C. Thread
D. Size
E. Fabric
A. Holder
B. Bearing
C. Adapter
D. Assembler
E. Adapter plate
A. Those which are not present naturally
B. Reduces friction
C. Those which already exist
D. Those which improve performance
E. Increases power
A. Acidic conditions
B. A build up of residue
C. Lack of air circulation
D. A build up of grit
E. Excessive aeration
A. Erratic systems performance
B. Waterlogged soils
C. Poor crop growth
D. Reduced yields
A. Removal of air
B. Removal of fluid
C. Removal of gas
D. Removal of oil and grease
E. Removal of water
A. AIR SCREEN
B. PIPELINE FILTER
C. AIR BLEEDER
D. AIR PRESSURE SINK
E. AIR CLEANER
A. TANK or AIR FILTER
B. AIR FILTER or RESERVOIR
C. RESERVOIR or TANK
D. AIR FLOW CONTROL DEVICE
E. ENGINE
A. Air at any pressure greater than atmospheric pressure
B. It forms a liquid
C. It causes an explosion
D. It creates a vacuum
E. It becomes a gas
A. Ball-and-socket coupling
B. Quick-release
C. Hose clamp
D. C-clamp
E. Friction coupling
A. To prevent over-heating
B. Excessive heat
C. A new engine
D. Inefficient cooling
E. A broken fan belt
A. WATER-COOLED
B. RADIATOR
C. AIR-COOLED
D. SIDE-FLOW
A. Heater
B. Piston
C. Air-operated accumulator
D. Reservoir
E. Pneumatic accumulator
A. Through the use of an inflatable bag
B. By using a pump
C. By generating its own pressure
D. By using a piston
A. AIR-OVER-OIL INTENSIFIER
B. LIFTING ASSEMBLY
C. FUEL AIR INTAKE
D. HEAT EXCHANGER
E. PUMP
A. A hydraulic component
B. A fan
C. A compressor
D. A water pump
A. Polluted
B. Pollution
C. Unhealthy
D. Dust Storm
E. Ambient