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Whicb of the following are dte inversions

ofdouble slider cranl mechani $m?
I Oldham coupling.
2. Whitworth quick return moabanism.

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3. Beam cngln~ mechanism,
~- .Eilliptic trammel meclutui$ru.
Select tho c<>rrect answer from tho codes
given below
a. Ellipse"
b, parabola
CQdes
c. approxlmarcly straight line
a. 1 and 2

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d. cirole
b. 1 nnd 4 Deep groove ball beiogs are used ror
c I 2and 3 a. heavy Utrust load only
d 2.Jand4

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b. small angular displacement of shafis
1 Which one oF the following is a higher
c. radial load at high speed
pair?
d combined thrust aod radial loads at
a, Belt and pulley
higb speed
b. Tuming pair
7.
c. Screw pair
d. Sliding pair
ra The sensitivity dh/dN of a given Porter
Governor, where is the height of the pin
poiot A li·om the sleeve and N ls rl1e
3 The mechanism shown in tl1e given figure c.p.m.. is pro.foaional to
m
represents

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a. Han's mechani sm a. N1
b Toggle mechanism b NJ
c. Watt' s mechanism I
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d Beam Engine. meohanrsm c, /'P

4 A point on a connecting link (excluding I
eud points) of a double slider crank d. N'
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mechRnism traces a 8 Balancing of a rigid rotor can be achieved

a. straight li ne path by appropriately placing balancing weights
b bypelbolio path in
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c, parabolic path a. a single pl;ute

d. elli ptical paV.
5 In the four bar mechanism shown In thO!.
given figure, Jinks 2 anil 4 have equal
lengths. Tlte poiIll P ott tJ1e coo pier 3 will
generate aiM
b. two planes
c, Lllree pl'anes
d. four plane$
9. A machine DlOWlted on a single roil spri.ug
has a period of free vibration ofT If tile
spoiog ls CUi into four equal parts and
placed in parallel and the machine h

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mounted n them. then the period of free d . four
lllbration of the new system will boccmc 15 II system of Forces acting on a lamina is
a. 16 'f sbowu iu the given lig111 ~. TI1e resullAnt of
b. 4 ·r the forc.e system will t!teelAO at
c. '1"14 ION 10 N

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d. 1'/ 16
WbJcli UIIC or the following pal<:> is
i
~ l·Om__, <)---20N
c~>rrecll y ma!thed'l
a, Coulomb .Enefl!y Principle 0·5m

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Ra.ylei~h , __
b Oynamic &wilibrium 8 ___ _.0

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A c
c. D'Aiemben, Damping Force It--<'~ .....
d. Fourier, , .. .. , , Frequency domain t0'5r.>->l
anai)•sis UQ.N
II Whining speed of a shafl coincides with
l11e llltlllral frequency -of hs a. "'B
b.

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a . longitudinal Y1bratfon c. c
b. Lransverse vibration d. D
c. lorsfonal vibration IG A roller Of weight W is roll eel over the

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d. cou(lled bending torsional vibration w()(ldcu block shown io lite given l1gw·e
12. There at·e six gears A. D. C. D. E. and J7 iJt The pull F required to just cause the saki
a compmmd Lrain. Tlte numbers nf teeth i 11 mot!o::;no::is~---~
the geaf!i are; 20, 60, 3(), 80, '25 and 75
respectively The ratio of the anglllar
ra
speec;ls of 1}1e 1hiven (fol to tho. driver (A)
of the drh•e is
a. 1/24
m
b 1/8
c, ijfl5 a. W/2
<I- 12 b. w
13. A fixed gear bavlng I00 leelll meshes wlUt G. -b IV
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another gear having 25 teeth, the centre d . 2W

lines or both the gears being joined by '"' 17. Ill the given Jigure, two bodie~ of ma!;Ses
ann -<<> :Is to ibnn an epicyclic gear train. mt and m; are ~onnccted ny a light
The number of rotations made by lbe ine>ctensible striog passing over a smoodt
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$mal1er 11ear for one rotalion of the arm is pulle)' Mass m1 lies on a smooth
il. 3
Mrizoutal piSJJe Wh~u mass m1 moves
b. 4 downwards, the ~ct:elellltiOil of lhe two
bodies is equal lo
w

c. 5
d ()
14 A truss of span 9 m is loaded as sbown in
w

lite given figure. fhe number of two-force

rm:~mbers carrying zero force Is
C D E 'F
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9 kN J2kN a. m1 g m I s1
~.303 m - 9m--->( m1 +-mr
a one '"!~ m i~\,"J
b. two
b.
m, - nr'!
c, lhri!l>

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d. JOOfl em
22 In an axis-symmetric plane strain problem.
d "'• 8 tn / ,; let u be ~1c. radial displacemenr at 1 'J'Ilco
1111- m:
the strain components s. s,.. rn• are given
18 A ball is projected vertically upward with
a certain velocity . II takes 40 seconds for by
its upw&r~ journey 11u< thne Ulken rpr hs 11 ('u ;;=,I
a. e, ~7-.e,.= fJr .f"'= t'rfiO
downw&rd joumey Is
a.. 10 5 fl1 II
b e, ~-.-.;:~~ - - ,r,,,- 0

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b 20s ?r ,.
c. 30s u Cu
c. e. = - .sf\=- ...?,.• .:. U
d 40 5 r ,-,.
19 Maloh List I w1th LiSt U and select the r"u
correct am;wer usio11 tbe codes given d . s, ~ i'll "'' r"' = Fri'm
Fr ,c. = {lO.
below ~ae Hsts. '23 Match List I wi th r.ist If and select the

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Ust L correct answer using tbe codes give.o
A 'rwu p<ltllll el forces actln,g uo a body. below the lisl~;
movh•g w1th uniform velocity La.~t I

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B A moving panicle ~ Rigid-l' eriecdy plasric
C Two coplanar parallel forces e(lu;t) in B. Elasuc-Pcrfe.etly plastic
magnitude and opposhe in direction C Rigid-Strain, hardening
acting on a body ra D. linearly clastic
D Two unequal forces acting on a body E Listll
Lfstll
I. Kinetic energy
2. Couple
m
J . J.orc.es 1n eqailibri um
4 Cause acceleration
Codes
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A B c D
a. I 3 4 2
b ) 2 I II
c. 3 j 2 4
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d. 3 4 2
20 A spring of stiffoess I000 N/m is stretched
initially by JO em tiom the unre.l'ollned
position 'rhe wor~ required 1.0 stretch it 1/y
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another 10 em Is Codes;
a. S Nm A B c D
b 7 Nm
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8. 3 I 4 2
c IONm b. l J 2 4
d 15 Nm
c. J L 4
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'21 II truck weigbins 150 kN and travelin1f at d. I J 42

2 m/sce impactS with a buJTe.r spring which 24 The independent elastic constants for a
C<llltpres$es l25 CJ]l per 10 kN, 'lire homogenous and Isotropic Ollllt'rial ar~
maximum compresstQn ofthespring is a E, G, K, v

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b. E,G, K
c. E. G. v
d. E, G
25 Whith one of the follo"ong materials is
a 20.00 em highly elastic?
b. 22.&5 CJ]l a. Rubber
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b, Brass b. 4
c Steel c. 8
d Glass d. I (i
26 In a homogenous, ismropic elastic 30_ Tbtal strain energy stored iu a silupl)
marl'rial the modulus ol' elasticity e: In suppuo1ed beam ut' spSJo •L' tmd t1ex.ural
teyms of G and K is equal to rigidity ' E'I' subjected m a concentrated
G+3K load ·>V' at the cemre i:; equal to
a.
9 Kr.
a.
W' L'
J(,4 K 40F.J
b. w'r!

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!JKG b.
9 K(; 601i7
e W'J!
r. f Y< c.
96((/
9 KG

" K ; 31]
A beam AB uf leng1h 2 L havong a
d w~r'
24(1111

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27.
coucentrrued load P at io.s mid-span is 31. A colurno of length · r is fixed at its both
hinge-supponed at its two ends A and B ends The equi valent len&>1h of the ~ol umn
o~ two identical cantilevers -as shown in is

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t··:o-r··. i
the given figure. The correct value of a. 21
b, 0 5 /
c. '1. /
d. r
L+L~L~L
ra /1 ~ol id circular shaft i~ subjected to a
mluc.imum !iheariug s1tess of 1.-IU MPa. The
a zero oTOagni(Ude of t~e fru!;>:imunt normal Stress
h 1,1, I'L developed in the shaft is
m
c. PL a, 140 MPn
cl 2PL b. 80 MPa
28 r:or the loaded beam shown 1, th" correct c. 70 Ml'a
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$hear force diagram i~ d, 60MP~

33 The shear ~tress-a! a point in a shaft
subjected to a torque is
At=LBr 21 a. dtrectly proponional to the polar
.e

~moment l'lf inertia and to tlt~ dlsUUlce

ofthe point from the a.'Cis
(4) b directly proportion to the ltpplied
torque and inversely proportion to the
w

polar moment of inertia

c. dirc.-dly proportional to the applied
(b)
torque IUld polar mom"nt oriucrtia
w

d. inversely proportion to t.he applied

rorque and the polar moment of inertia
A solid thick cylinder is subjected to ao
w

external hydrosuotic pressure p The state

of stress in the marerlal of tile cylinder ls
: repre.;ented as
ldl i w -Q-p
29 rn shafts of same length ""d material lll'e
joined 1i series. If the mrio of lheir
diamcturs Js 2, tloen lhe o:atio ()f thllir angles
uflwist 1vill be
• 2
(b) -9-p
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cqtring speed is halved, then the tool life
{c) will btc(Jnte
I
~- hall'
b. two times
c, eigltllimes
-o:p
-' p

35
(d)
-
An upen-coiled helical sprlllg of mean
diameter D, number of coils N and wrre
40
d , sixteen time!>
Slze of~ sltapcrls giv•n by
a. stroke length
b. motor power
diameter d is subjected to an axlal three P c. wcigl\l of the machlne

The wire of the spring is subjected to
a. dit-ect shear unly
b combined sMat and bending, aniy
c combined sbc;u'. bending and twisting
tl. combined shear and twlsting only
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d. lllble size
41. A drill blt of 20 mm diam~ter rotating at
SOO rpm with a feed rate of 0 2.
mmfrevolution is used to dn II a through-
hole in a t-4S plate of 20 mnt Utickoess.

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36 Mutch List 1 witJJ Us! U u.nd select the Th~ d~ptlt of cut i tt tbl;, drillio~ operatiuu
C<>rrec\ answer Ul>in,g 1he code.s gtven ls
below the lists' a. I ()() mm

ce
'List I (Property) b. 20mm
i\ . Tensile streng1h c. IOmm
B. Impact strength d. 0,2 ntnl
C .Bending strength -t2 Match l.i~ I with l.is1 II an~ select the
D Fatiguestnmgth correct answer using the codes given
List 0 (Te~tlng Machine)
I. Rotating Bending Machine
ra below l.he lists:
List I (Material/pan)
2 Three-Point Loading Machine A_ Ductile irou
m
J , Universal Testing Machine B. Malleable iron
4, lzod TestlngMa~hi ne C Rall steel joittts
C<xles; D. White cast iro.n
c List II (Technigues)
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A B D
a. 4 3 1 I '1 . Inoculation
b. 3 1 ~ 2. Chilled
c. 2 I 4 3 3. Annealing
d J 4 t 4. Thermil welding
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37 Thrust Ioree will increase with the increa~e 5. lsothennnl nnnealing

ill Codes:
a . side cutting edge angle A B C D
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b_ loot noseiadius 8; 1 3 ~ 2
c rakeangle b. 5 J 2
d. end cutting. edge angle c, ~ 1 q 5
w

38 lo an onho&ollal cuu1ng, the depth of eut is d. I ~ 2 3

halved :1nd the feed rate i~ doubled, If the -tJ lu bi3Ukiog O!)eratiol't l.he cleu;mce
chip rhickness rario is unaff~cted with the provided is
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changed etllring conditions, the actual chip a. 5()% on pUnch and 50% on die
l.hiclwess wi II be b. l}n die
a doubled c. on ptm•h
b. halved d tnt di.e or punch depending upon
c. q~adruplcd designer's choice
d, unchanged -!4. Consider the tollowing states of stress
In a slngle po1nt turning operadon wtch a 1. Compessr mess in flanse.
cemented carbide and steel combinatio•1 2 Tensile stress in the w111l
haviog a Taylor exponent. of ().25_ if llle J. Tensile stress in the boMom pan

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During dr3wlng openuion. the !<\AI¢< of •· ptoduoing more witl1incrco•ed input$
s tress in L-up wpuld incluCie b. produ.,ing more wlrh 1he .. me inputs
11. I nnd 2 c, eliminnting idle ume
b. J ond 3 d.. n1iu.imizing te!lour1&.W wash.:
.... 2 :md 3 j (). Moloh Lijt I wiih Li!)l IT and .1elei.:l the
d. L. 2 •nd 3 com:ct unsw~..- us1ns tl•c QOd~ giv"1!
45, lb<> litllowing uperaH<ms :ore perfunned helow the ll>ts:"
while J>r~p•rin!t the billet~ for c;o<IJ'lJl;ion Lht r
process A. Sllllislic
1. Alka liue eleo•u ng. B. MTM

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l . l>ho~phate oooting, C. Slop Watch
3. Pitkling. 0 , M~n Machine Chan
-1. Lubric:~ting witlt re;,~Uve soap. E. Slllnillml 'fim.:
·ntc: cu''' ""LNcquencc nfthcsc tll'ct.<tionMis Li<L II
... 3, 1. -1. 2 L Pcrlormon.:eR•ting

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h. 1.3. 2. -1 2. Motion Study
c.. 1 . 3. ~.2 3. Work Measuremml
cL 3. 1.2. -1 4. \Vrork Samrling

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-lC.. Which one of the foUowing techniques it Codes:
w:cd for determining allo\Vilm:cs in limo B c u E
study'/ h. 3 3 2 1
n. AIX.'<:]ll;lnce samplinl! b 2 2 1
b. Linc:~r rcgrcS!I-lQn
ra c, • I 2
c. Pcrformrute" o•Ming d.
·' 2 I
d. \Vorb nmpling 51. l11o varioblc coot per un it ••soci•tcd with
47 Match LtSt I with List Ll and select the automated ass!:lnhly line (VA), «!Uular
m
correct answef using lhe codes given manuracturing l VBJ und j ob •hop
below the lists: 11mducllun( V~). woll bc .~ uch that.
List! (lndustrinl 11robhnn) •· VA VH• Vc
1\. Facwry lnyout .nov¢mcnl of w~~rkcr8
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b. V~ :o V.., Ve
B. Facto!') layout rnC)vement <tfmnteriols "· Va \io " VA
C. Workplace laycml d. Vr~ VA - VB
0 , Grmg wol'k $2. 'J'() avoid e.~t¢sf<ivo multiplicallom uf
list U (ApJ>ropriate tcclloiqu-'. ) fnciliti., the l.ryout pru(errcd is
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I. Multiple activity proc~s cbiitl • · product lllyout

2. String di1l~m b. group lnyoDI
J. Fnm.s c. <l>lic loyoul
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-l. Tw o-hauded llro=s cbatt d. process layout

5. FI0\1 diugram 53. For moving mutllli•J~ iu •·urying paths, IJH>
Cudll8. molerial h~ndling ..quip.ncnl t.lt~t is nQI
w

i\ B C D suitihle 1•
a. I 4 2 ~ a.. cram:
b. 2 5 ~ I b. conVc)'Or
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c, 4 J 2 3 " ' truck

d. 1 5 ~ 2 d. hand trolley
48. From tl1e point of rnotiun economy it b 54. Which of lho following cluraotm-isli;:s on!
prel'er3hl" to move more •mp<rrtanl in tbe equiptnent selected
n. bOth h:onds in the ~dltlc dlrectio1n for nus.s pruduetion sbops?
b. oight hand first and then the l~>n hand l. " "''' notpul
c.. onl~· 11uc bi1nd at • lime 2.. Low 1r10ting -~
cL both bnnds in oppo, ite directions 3 I ,oil lnhQur .:ost.
49. F'r<oducU~n co•t p"r unit can be rcdhc<;d by 4. Ver.;alitity.

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Select the con'ecl answer usmg Lhe codes a. 1.2.3. 4 5.6. 7.8
gi vcn below b. I, 1. 5, 7 2. 4, 6, 8
C<X(es c. 1, 2.. 4, 1 s.
3, G. ·s
a,Jand3 d. 2, 3T6, 8 I, 4, :5, I
b. :! lllld 3 59. A new temperature scale ua degrees 'N is to
c. 3 Slld 4 be dellnNl The boiling and freezing pOtnt$
d. 2and4 on this scale nre 400"!'1 and I 00"1\
55 Wh1ch one of the followmg charts gaves respectwely
Simultaneously, mfonnallon about the What w11l be the readmg on new scale
prOj,'Tess of work and machme loadmg? corresponding to 60"C?

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a Process chart a. 120"N
b.. Machine load t\bart b I SO" N
c Man-machine chan c. no• N
d G1lnrt dmrt d 2so• N
56 Which one of the foJiowang pairs IS net 60. If M heat eugane gtves uu OUlJlUl of 3 kW

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correc1ly mstcbed1 when Ihe '"Pill IS I 0,000 J/s , then the
a SPTRL~e.. ______JaUllessoaUjobs lhennal efficiency of the engine will be
b EDD Rule . lawness a 20%

ce
tmmuniZCUlon b 30%
o Johnson' s RulcO .. two machine c. 70%
sequencing d 76 7%
d FIFO Rule , . faTmi:ss to all jobs 61 A hem engme 1s supphed with 250 kJ/s of
57 The nel work done for the closed cycJe beat at a co1.1Siam fiXed temperature of
shown m the given pressure-volume
diagram_ tS
ra 227"(' rhe heal is rejt~t~d Ul 27"C The
cycle 1s reversible. tf d1e umaunl of heal
!'ejected is
m
a 273 1d fs
b 200 kJfs
c. I SO kJ/s
d. 150 kJ/s
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61. Winch one of the lollmvlll£, I'V-T

diagrams con·ecl.l>• rep•·esents iJ1at of an

~·
0o~~.~
2 ~~4~~6-L~
a---
.e

volume m J
a 600 kN;n : "' .. 1" - -
b. 700kN-m
c 900kN·m
w

T
d IOOOkN-m
58 l'be followmJl are examples of some
inleoslw and exte11sive propenics; ~
w

(bl P\1
L Presslll'l!
2 Temperature
w

.3 Volume
4 Velocity
5 . Hl.cctoc cbalge
6 Maglloltzatlon
7. V ISCOslty
T
8 Potenunl energy.
V.~ucb ooe oJ the foUowing sets gives the
c~>rrecl comh•na11ons of intonsi,>e ttnd
e.~enstveproperties?
Intensive El'tcnsivc

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2. lt increases the dryness traction or
steam at lite exltaust fot the.same value
(d) PI/ of condenser presStJrc
3 It reduces the cycle efficiency
Of these statemcnLq
T
tt, I <tnd Z are correct
1n the temperatw·ercuU'Opy diagrnru of a
b 1 and 3 Ut'\!. correct
vapour shown in rhe given figure. the
c. I and ::! are corre~i
them10dynnmic process showo by the
dotted line A8 reJ.lresents d. I 2 and 3 are correct
0 68, A superheat Rankine Cycle is

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68.
,1_ ITS -~- B
shown i D the given TS diagram Staning
I rom the feed jump. the fluid llo\v up 10
r; the boilet· ~xit is reprusrote.d by smt.-.tlne.
I/
S(EnbopoA

.c
T
a. hyperbolic expansion
b free expansion t
c constant volume expan.~ion

ce
d polytrophic ~xpansion
The loss of available energy associated
with t he transfer of IuOO kJ of beat t'rt'Jm a a ABCD
\!Utl$lunb tempcrallJrC syS\er1l at 6QI) K tu
ra b_ BCD£
another ttl· 400 K when tlte envir<'ltnt<mtal c. ABDEFA
Lemperamre is 300 K is d ABCDE
a Jlio.67 kJ 69. The correct sequence of vapour
b. 250 kJ compresSion (VC), vapOtlf absorption
m
c. 500'kl (VA) and ~team ejector (SE) refrigemtion
d. 750kJ cycles in lncreasiJtg order of the C,O. P is
65 Wbicb one of the followin!!, pairs best a. VC. VA.SE
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expresses a relationshi11 similar to tl)at b VA, SE, Vt

expressed in the pair 'pressure-volume tor c, SE, VC'. VA
a dtermodynamlc system undeq!oing o d. SE, VA, VC
pr!)cess? '10 Match List 1 whb Ust I[ and select the
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a.. .EnthalJ)y- entropy correct answer osing the codes given

b Pressure- enthalpy below the 1\sts;
c;. Pressure - temperature List r
d. Temperature-l'ntropy ·"'- l'wo conStant Volumes unrl twel
w

66. In a reversible cycle, Lbe source ~diabatics

teprperature is 22rc and the sink B Two cotJstant pressures ~na two
temperature is 27•(' Tire maximum ndiabatics
w

available work for a heat input of 100 k.i C l'wo constanJ voluwes aud two
'Vill be isotl•~nnals
a. 100 kJ 0 , fwo constant pressures and lwo
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IJ 60kJ iso!hennals
c_ 40 kJ ListD
d 88 kJ I F.ricssQ~

Consider th" following ~tatemeniS 2 Sterl ing

regardirm superlteating in Rartklne Cycles J Joule
I. It reduces the specific steam 4 Otto.
con.swupUon. 5. Codes.
A B c D
a 3 4 I

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b, J 4 I 2 ~Ptu.~"-
c
d
4
4
3
3
I
2
2
I
t [\_v...- o...,.
71 A nuclear reactor is s~id to be "critical"
1vheu IJJe neuJrou pQpulation in the react(lr ~ 1--~~J)J__
\lo
·r ._
core is
a, ra·pidly tnotea~ing leading to the point -·~ I

of' ex1Jlosion a. reae1ion type rurbine

b decreasiog from th.especified value b velocity Compounded impulse turbine
c. constant c. Pressure velochy compounded impulse.

d. reduced to zero
72. Consider the 1'ollowtng statements
regardiug !he features of a Breeder reactor
l It produces more fuel than it consumes
2. It converts fenile fuel into fisslle fuel .
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turbine
d. pressure compounded impulse turbine
76. In a reaction turbine, the enthalpy drop in
the fi.~l'll blade 1·ing js 50 kJ per kg aud llte
e~thalpy drop in the moving, blnde dng is
2-:> .kJ per ~g, The degree of reaci1on 11f Ihe

.c
J It requires liquld sodium melal as
turbine is
moderator,
a. 66. 7"/o
4 It reqwres highly curlthecl fuel or
b. 50.0%

ce
the-se sl~temeois
a. ., 2 and 3 are correct c. 33.3%.
d 1:)(1%
b I, 2 a11d ~ arc corret.-t
77 Match List l \\lith List n aud select llte
c. I 3 and 4 are correct
correc.L auswer usmg Lll.e CIJdes givetJ
d :!. 3 and 4 are correc1
73
correct order ltJ tbe p11th of tlue g~s1
ra
Which one of the foiiQiving indicates the
beiOWihC ll~L<C
l: ist r (Variable are:J device.•)
a. Super-heater, economi.?.er, air prc- A. ~nereases
m
he.atcr. precipi tator
' .::::::::::-
b. Super-heater, CC(>Oomizer, precipitatot·, B. -> Pr i ncreoses
air pre-heater
c.. Supcr-hi.'ater, preclpitator. economizer,
---__./"'
c, -> Pr dw-cas<S
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D. ~
air pre-heater

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d. Super-heater, air
cconomlwr, pr<-cipitator
pre-heater.

Match List l with List 11 and select the --- c!ecn:asl:s

Li~l II (Name of device)

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I. Surcrsanic nozzlH
currecL answer using the codes giveJl
below tlie lists 2. Supersonic di ffuscr
3 Rayleigh .flow device
List I (Name of Steam Turbine)
4, Subsonic nt\zzll'
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t\. De Laval Turbine

B Curtis Turbine 5 S\lhso>tlc diffuser
(' Parsons Turbine Codes:
A ll C 0
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List 11 (tYJIC ol'Turbine)

I Velocit)' compounded impulse turbine
a, 5 1 4 2
2 Reaction turbine
b. 5 4 3 1
a
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2 4 I 3
J Sitnple impulse tUrbine
IL 5 1 4 1
Codes
78. Symmetrical blading is used in a turbine
A B c when it~ dcb'l'ec of teneri on is
a I J l
•. 10%
b l I ~
b. 50%
c. 3 I 2
c. 75%
d. 3 2 l
d 100%
75 Tbe given figure represents pressure and
79 The charat:terislics ofa pump -nre as ·shown
vclod[y variauou for a
in U1e given ligure. Based. on this figure,
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tn.1rch List I with LisL 11 and choose the conditions unchanged. the coefficlem of
COI'I'ect answer using rbc codes given performance will he
betov. the lists. a. JJJ
b. 3.00

~: c. 2J3
d. 1.33

1 83 Wbicb of Ill~ l'ollowlug are the reasons for

the volumel'!ic efficiency of reciprocating
compressor being less than IQOo/o'l
I. Deviations from isentropic process.

om
Ust I 2 Pressure drop across the v~Jves.
A, Curve P J, Superheating in compressor
B. CurveQ 4. Cl.earauce volu me
C Cur\'e R S. Deviations from i sothennal process.
Ustll () Leakages ,

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L Discharge versus bead Select the correct ans,ver from the codes
2. Head versus discharge given bel ow
J . Power versus discharge Codes.

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4 Efficiency versus discharge a. I. 2. 3 aud 5
Codes. b. 2. 3.4 and 5
A B C c. 1.4, 51Uld 6
a, 2 4 J d. 2. J, 4 and 6
The presence or air iu acondenset
b
(l

d -1 3
3
4
I
2
3
ra S4
a. increase 1he pressttre fn the condenser
and decreases the condensing
so. If tl1e mllXJmum temperatut•c is Tl and coefficient
m
mmin1u1u ICmperar:urc is 'fh Lben du! b. decreases the pt-essure in the condenser
optimum pressure ra1io in a gas turbine is but increases tbe condensi ng
QJVCO by
. coefficient

r c. increases the pressure io the condense•

xa

•. ··.=(i 8> well as tlte cnudcosing c<~eiTiclent

d decreases the pressure in the condenser
a,s well as lhe condensing coefticienr
b t=(r, )'h SS, Match l.ist l with List n and select the
.e

r 7j correct answer using the codes given

below Ute ll~ts:
~ [1 ,J•~''
r,
.1,
. List I (Material}
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A Glass wool
_,, B Arnnwtti~
d. r,. ~(!.1.)-
7;
C G. I. sheet
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D Polyurethanc
SJ Cooling tower in a steam power ~1ation is List 11 (l'urposc/ajlplicallon)
a device for I. Cold Storage
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a. eondensing the steam into water 2 Domestic Rcfrigc~ators

b. cooling the e'{laust gases coming out J . Insulation
of the boiler ·1. Ducting
e Ieducing WC temperature of Codes.
suporhea\lld s1cau1 A B C 0
d r~duoing ch~ (emperacure of cooling a. J 4 .2
water used cocoodeuscr b 2 3 4
82. A reversible engine has ideal thermal c 3• 4 2
efl-iaiency of 30'/a. When it is used as a d. J I 2 4
refrigerating machine 1vilh all other
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86 Two ~trc~m• of moil!! afr '1 ' ~nd ·2· mt..:
together to give: nnoth<r $tream of
Ul\$nturatcd alr '3'. I..Ct ' m' denote the rule
uf Willi 111~5 O.ow of moist air. •m. ·
d eno te the 111tc of mas• llow (•f nsoodated
11 ater Va(X)ur. '«'' denote tho !<pocitic
humidity nJlll' t' tl1e lemp~rature 0( ~
s trcslll. Tbctt ' l.<' tha lCtuJ"'ftllurc nf•ttct~m
-3' will be
.._ (m1 m.. ) t;1 ~ ( "~ m_._ )fV.-f
llull4
b. Tiot: la!enl !teat gnin Is due to the
tempcrnture difference. between the
trcsh air und the ait iro splice
.:. Tioe heat g~in through Ute wuU$ of
d~J<>I.$ <:Ql'l)•lng conditioned air through
nnconditioneu !<pa~>e in the butlding
~dtl~ tc1thc •..:nSiblc hc11t gnin
d. Mnximum ll••l gain to 3 building
pc.,urs \hrougll wall•
!>O. for air-conditioning tho operation theatre

om
in a hospital, the percentage of outsiJ.e air
!n~ - m )<Cl; in ~" :Ur l<uppliod ,.
(m,-111,,)1 - (m, -111,.,)1, a. zero
b b. 20
(m - m,.,) c. so

.c
c. w,L, t- ru11.,. d. l(ld
~ 9 1. The vertical fa•"" ou a s ubont:l'god ~t\J'\'od
U.. "~«J,I.. 1 m..o~L surface is ettunl to \he

ce
m1 ro1 a, force o.n the ''ertic:ol projection nf the
fn CQ<Jl and dciwmidif)• • ~lr't::lUI Qf1 111<)1$1 L'Uf\•ed ~utfa.:e
,IU', it tnUilt be passed ovct l!tc coil ut a
b. force on tl1e horizontal projection of
tbe>CUI'VCd S UJUCC
tom peram~
u. which 1i betweon tb" dry hoilb ;om) "'"'
ra e. weight of Ihe liquid venicall I' obove
the c:uf\'ed surface ·
hulb tcmporaturo CJf Ote incomi.op
atrc•m d. product oJf the pressure at. Ihe centroid
and th~ • ren tlf the curved <ur foce
b. whicb lies botwccn lhe wot bulb ond
m
dew poim ll:mper;olnre or lhe incoming 92 Cvo~>id~r the following • tllteoncnt•
slream regnrdiqg ~ plane •reo >wbmerged m a
ll.. 11 hicit js lower than tho d<l\1 point
liquul:
I. The tu\41 for"" 'L< lllc pnodu"t (If
xa

lempcruturo of lho ineomfng strt."llm

d o f odiabatic ••luration of incoming i<pccilic weight 11f the Uquid, the area
stream snd the depth of it' ce111roid.
~8. Cunsider the ft)llowing ~tateon<:"nt~. 2. l'he total force is the product of the
are. anJ Ut~ pr.,;t.urc: at l~ ""ntroid.
I. Dew puint i> re.'!cbed by i!QOiin&~[rat
.e

~ollflanl moisture cont,'lll

or tltcso slalcnlcnts
a-. 1 alo ne is co~et
2, Wet both temperatun: ch:on&"" b)
addition of moostnr<' ul con~tanl b. 2 alone ill corn:<:t
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<:nthalpy. c. br>lh I and 2 are fall;c

3. .For <>lumtod air. lhc dry bulb d. both I and 2 nre corwct;
temperature, wet bulb temperature and 93. A vtttical dock gale 2 .mcter wid.: ,..,main.\.
mpoR ifitm duo to horizontal force afwalcr
w

dew (l(ltnt ao•c O•c-<>me.

~ . DchuntidlfiCDtion of uir Is >chiwed b on Dnc side. 'rhe sate weigh.• 800 kg nnd
heating. jusl starts ~l idiug down when the depth of
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t lflhele statement. water up to UJc botto111 o f tltc g•Lc

det:r~:l!lt;S Lo 4 m.otwos, J'hen U1e c.oefli.c ienl
:1 I :~nd 3 are:corre.cl
b. I nud 2 a~ e<)n'cct of friction l!etween dock gote •nd dock
c. 3 and -1 arc "Qrh:ct
wall " ill b•
• . 0.5
d. 3 illoou is cOD'cct
b. 0.2
It!). Wluch one of lhe following stntemeniS ~~
c, tJ.1)5
correct?
n, Tite sensible beat gain JS due to the d. 0.02
dilr<tCue<: iu bumidlty

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94 Tlte preswre gauge reading ba ml'tet of
water column shown in ~tt' given figure
will be
~ I Il l""
-;:
1.
w... r The value uF V, in om per second \IIlli be
~' "15

om
b. 20
c, ](I
d. 35
95 The bUt>}'ant force noting <In a flonting 99 Tile energy IQss between sections (1) and
body passes through the (2) oftbe pipl' sbown in the given figure is
I
a. metacentre ofthe body '' .
l

.c
•
b. cemre of gravity of lhe body
c. centroid of volume of the body
"•. u.:~-s~~ l
• - w..." .;.,. Pz• 3.4 ~An\:
v, ... o.a: m~, 1
d. cemroid of' the displaced vol ume
'

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96 Which ona of the following sers of
conditions clearly applies to an ideaJ fluid1 a. I 276l1!-m
!1- Viscous aod oompressible· b. 1,00 kg-m
b, Non-viscous and incompressible ra c 0-724 ~g.-m
c. Non-viscous and compressible d. O, IS kg-m
d Viscous :and incompressible I UO. Fat· lluw tluough a hot1tonUJl pip~<, Ute
97 lu b Newtonian llui<l, laminar flo\\ pt·essure gradient dp/dx in the now
dj recdon is
between two l)arallel plntes, dte rntio (1)
m
between the shears~ and rate or shear a. -v('

strain is given by b I
d' u c. zero
xa

~ p t.fy' d -ve
IOl In a pipe flow, the head lost due to fiiction
(lu
Is 6m If 1he power transmil1ed through tJte
b p <(I
pipe has to be tJ1e maximum, tben !he total
till JJ head at lite ittlet or the pi11e will have tO be
.e

c. I (It.Q•
- maintained al
a. ,16 m

~t~: r b. 30m
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d c. 24m
98 l'ipe I brnnch to three pi pes as shoW11 in d. 18m
the given figure. The aren~> and 102 The lower critical Reynolds number for a
w

correspondiug veloci ties al'e as givl'n in pipe tlow is

the following table, a. different for different flails
b. the Reyoolds number at wblcb the
w

p;,., l~mina.r flow chnnges to (\lrbulent flow

l, so 10 c. more tJtan 2000
2. V, tO d. the leasl Reynolds uumbcr ever
l. 10 LS O~[ained fOr lantinar Oow
4, 20 10 103 Assertion (A) The meeh&nism ~hown In
the given figure bas rnqbili~
Reason (R) A llle<Jhanism is mobile When
itlius a ~ingl ~degree fre~dom

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u Doth A ~nd R nre IJ\ltr ~nd R u Ute
Cllrrect eX1llanati<m of A
b, Both A ·~d R are true l:luJ R ~ not >
I!J,ll'l'cOI I;.'(j~l·n•llon r, rA
.:. A is true bul R I,; fabc
d. A is fills• hut R i~ lntB
1().1, A&~ertiOn (.-\); A t1ywhcel i$ all•ched 141 d
punehing pro~s so ;~s tu redtoc.e its speed
fluctuation•.
Re:~son (R)i The Oywhcc:l alores energy
when '" spe.ed in .:.-eases
.o. Roth A >nd R nrc: tme anti R is Lh.:
con·ett <XI> lana lion IJf A
b .Doth A :ouJ R on: ttue but R i~ «t>t o
correct ei<J)I~nnti(on of A
1!. A istnte ~ut R ~ (aloe
d. A is fob.: but R is true
1(15. As!.crtion (A): 'The outomntic ll'•llic
con\iol i.• nn Op<.'11·1oop system,
Reasoo (Rl: The ii•Jollt l$ in~epemlent ( of
the outpuL
n. Butlt A aull R arc tme ami R is the
~On1tct e.spl:uwliun oi"-A
ra
h. Bolb A and R ore true bul R ~~ not ~
~tin'ccl el<Jllanati<m of A
~- A is true but Ris l'•lse
m
d. A i> fols~ hut R is tru.;
106. A..scrtimo (A): .M.my thucs Jlte ncigiiJ. of~
hody is treaced 1• negllgiblo: whil"
.:aleu laliog tota l fol1les aQting on iL
xa
ReMon (R): Thehutly i> \\eighties.\.
n. Bulb A ~nd R ~re tru,. ~nd R ;, lbe
C4:>rrect explnnntlon of
b. Both A >nd R nre 1rue but R i• nrot •
.e
~rreet exvl•n~tiu~ orA
1!. A i.!l truc but RiB f-a lie
d, A is.fiolJ<e bul R is true
w
107. As.•ertion (1-\ ) : An onoreasc in d"Jlth ofctn
s bortens the tool life.
Reasmt (R): rncre:1s~ in dqllh Qf cvt give~<
rise w relalivcl) •mnU inore:u;e in 1001
w
lc:mperamrc.
u, Both ;.\ and R a.re tn;oe and I{ " !he
w
C<Jn'Cct "·':PI alll!1j on o I' 1\
h. Butb A and R are b u~ bur R is nm ~
con-ect CXJ>Ianation of A
0:. A is true bu! R ;, false
d. !\is fal~ebul R i• true
108. A•sertJou (!\)! A pattern is made ex3o:.Uy
simi!Jlr to lite p~rt to b~ CML
Rch~lon (R): Pullem i~ U! e<l t</ onok" tho
mllHid c:l\ity f<>r pouring in m~lten mo:t;ol
lor casting.
13 uf IJ
a. Bolh 1\ and R lite true nnd R ill tfte
~ilrretl explanation ofA
b. Both A and R arc: true but R i~ nr>t a
OOt'r.:<lt C)(pluuntion Qf A
e. A is lruct but R o< false
d. A is false but ~ is true
Ill<J. Ass.:ninn IA); In lli_gh •pe<d st~els.
aUoyiog elements lutlgst.:n. clttumluno iUld
vunodiwu nro nddcd to make th.om suil<oblu
to work at higher cuuiol£ Rpeo:ds Lhon tool
om
steel~ !II low alloy ~Je.-ls,
Rea•on flU: YnnaJium adds tv ll1e
JILOp<rly u( red hordocSS lOud tUO!(\IlL'tl umJ
chromium add lo loi&h we:or n."Sisun=
a. HoUt A nod R are lJUe And R iS- the
.c
el)m:ct <:);plaMtion uf A
b. UoU1 1\ and R are u·uc bul R i~ owl a
<!Orre~l exp lonation Of A
~. ~~ i• lrue but R i~ fall<:
ce
d. A is l~1fse but R is tru"
110. Assertion (A); If neuuool Oame is used in
OX)'•acctylone welding, bot.b oxy~oo md
acetylene ~ylinden; of 10me c;opadty will
he en1p1ied ollhe same lime,
Reason (R). Neult'31 flame u•es et1ual
illl10UOL5 bf oxygen ood 3Ct.'tylene.
11. Doth A rutd R ore h'IN und R Is the
cQrrect e~lonation of A
h. BoUJ A and R are true but R ;, nnl •
oom:d e)(pl~Jltltion nf A
e. 4 is ttuo but R is fllhc
d. A IS fa be bul R is true
II I Assertion (A): In a mul!isided an!Qmat, the
luo tel is inde><.o:<J lo engage C3ch u( t!Je
outlin_g tools moun led on it.
Reason fU): 1"um:L os a noullopla tool
holder so !hot the machining can be
conltnue.d willt <:•clt tool witlooultlte 11ee<l
lu change Lite> tool.
•- Bot11 A rutd R 4N lfl"' ond R is the
Nrrect e~plnntttion ofA
h. Bolh A. and R. art: lr\IC bul R is onl •
.mrroct C)(pl~m•liun <If A
.:. ._\ i~ truu but R i~ f•hc
d. . \ . is false bur R il true
112. Assertion (A): 'l'he open cy-cle II>'~ turbines
are prefen:ed over dosed cyole when tl1l0
~)-'~ is :u.r...
ltcnson (R): Titc e>q>anJion of combustion
products can ~1l-.: place up lo atmospheric
pr'essure..
a. Both A ond R :u'l: tlll0 and R IS UJe
l'Om:ct ""J'Iauntlon o-f A
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b. Both A .'tnd R are true but R is QOI ~
ctJrrecl e>lplnnotlon of A
c. A is true but R i$ tal~.:
0. A is false but R i& It u"
113. Allstrtiou (A): In Mnllioo• c:hort for • tciiJll..
the constant pressure Unes are Rlr:t.ighl
lines 1n wet region,
Reason rR); 1'he slope of toustant pt'CSsur<
lini:s in wet region is e<junllb T.
n, Both A lltld R on: true. and R
com:ct e;~;1lllltlat10n of A
h. Both A and R ftre true hut R is ntol a
correct "-~Jlllll!Olion •lf A
~. A is true but R i!l fot5~
d A is fal;e but R is lrne
114 As~ertion (A): Temperature nnd press ure
an:: su!Iici<lll 10li.x, the slllte or
ll h~o­
ph3se system.
Rea•on (R): 1\vo indcplllld•'Tll
inten~ive pmpertle>~ are required to be
known lo <lefine Uoe stale ol' 3 Jlut<
s ubstano<>.
n. Both A and R arc: tJUc and R it tho
c.on·act ""l'lnnotion ot' A
h. ,Bnl)o >. and R •n:
true hut R i• nc1t •
ctJo-e;,t CNillan•lion ufA
m
~. l \ is touc but Rill fulke
d. A is fulse but R i.; lrne
liS ASsenlon (A): In n convergent-diver&"'''
1101.7J.,_ one" sortie con~ilions ore
xa
.,;t•blisbcd ot the l.llJ'oaL •uv lUl\Ount of
reduction of pressure al the ...~it 'viii not b«
etre<:tivc In 1ncrt135ong the ilow ruta
Reason. (R): 'Cbe t'educliun of upsu·ealn
.e
pressure:. caused by l.lus dopll<lioo of l.lo~>
reservoir compensates- for the acceler:.tion
nfflow due to lowenng of l:mck pre~sure.
o. .!3oth A >lid R ore tnoe and R is the
w
con·cct explnuution of A
b, Botl1 \ 4nd R ~rc ll uu but R t. nut •
correct explnnot1on of A
w
1:, A \s true bul R i• (lol•e
d. A ~ l'ul~c but R i; ttllb
w
116. Au"J'tion (A): Tbc ·s t<:aru disclllltga
through • nozzle con be inc...,.,•ed only
after the pressure al throat altlin~ • valu4
Cl(lllll w critll!ill pr.:55ure
Reason (R): A milxUnUIU disc.hargu ,,.
ohtama-d 011 thu critical pressure r~tio..
o. Both .,\ and R arc true and R is the
con·ect<:>qllorllltion oi'A
h. J)otb \ uud R or~> true but R t< not •
con'Ccl c:<ploDllllon of A
ll nl lJ
c. .'\ i• true but R ~~ f.•ls~
d. .-\ i> r.,tse but R is true
117 As<ertioo (A): Be~oson hailer i~ much
ligtu.-t Umn ulUoo· boilers.
Re>Mlo (R): Boil~r pressure miscd to Ute
critical P""'"W'"
in Benson boiler pmnits
domy ~waywilh ~team (separating) dnnns.
a. Both A and R arb lrue and R is tire.
cot:=t s:.'<plonltlion o1 A
L~ the b. Uoll1 1\ and R arc true but R 19 not a
om
correct explnnarfon ol A
e.. A is true but R i~ l':olse
d. A i> fioiNc ~ill R is true
118. Asscttinn (A): On th~ psycbomotric elm'!,
omn.stanl en tho lpy tines and cqn<lonl wet
.c
bulb tines ~re t11e ~a me
Reasbn (R): Foo the 83UI< w.:t bulb
t.:mpo:roluro. Ute moisture ooni<!Ul remain.<
ce
nnd co n.slanl
a. Both A and R are tme nnd I< is the
"orrect expl>nntioo A o.r
b. Uotl1 t\ and R arc true but R '" not •
ra correct e.xp.lnnation of 1\.
C, A is true blll R ., ral<e
d. A is I'Alsc but R i~ true
119 Assl:rlioo (A): 'J'u reduce. Uoe rolling
motion of • •hip, tho met e<mll'i~ height
should he liJ'V
l<o.1son (R.): Oecrease in mel centric height
i:uco eas''S tb< ri!!bluo~: <;Ouplc.
a. Both A and R ore ltuc and R Is Jbo
COIT\lCl ""]llnnntion or A
b Bolh 1\ •ml R :.re true but R ;. not a
correc1 "''plnnutio11 11r A
~- A os true bui R os false
oL ;\ is fallic but R ~ lrue
120. In flo•v over lmmorscd bodl.,.,
Assmion (A); dmg can he ereated wilhon\
lift.
Reason (R): lifl etlilDOL be ere:~ ted wlilloul
dng.
u, Both A ""'I R nn: true ~nd R the a
wm:uL ~lilrrnliQn or A
b. Both A and R urc: true hut R i~ 1101 a
com:cl<>.'qllanntion o i' A
c. A i• true bul R is f•l~c
d. , \ kfal<e hu1 ~ i.J trne
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