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  1. During sensible cooling of air, specific humidity

  2. A.
    remains constant
    B.
    increases
    C.
    decreases

  3. The transfer of heat by molecular collision is known as

  4. A.
    conduction
    B.
    convection
    C.
    radiation
    D.
    none of these

  5. When tc1 and tc2 are the temperatures of cold fluid at entry and exit respectively and th1 and th2 are the temperatures of hot fluid at entry and exit point, and cold fluid has lower heat capacity rate as compared to hot fluid, then effectiveness of the heat exchanger is given by


  6. In a psychrometric chart, specific humidity (moisture content) lines are

  7. A.
    vertical and uniformly spaced
    B.
    horizontal and uniformly spaced
    C.
    horizontal and non-uniformly spaced
    D.
    curved lines

  8. The expression Q = ρ AT4 is called

  9. A.
    Fourier equation
    B.
    Stefan-Boltzmann equation
    C.
    Newton-Rikhmann equation
    D.
    Joseph-Stefan equation

  10. Thermal conductivity of solid metals __________ with rise in temperature.

  11. A.
    remains same
    B.
    decreases
    C.
    increases

  12. The horizontal and non-uniformly spaced lines on a psychrometric chart indicates

  13. A.
    dry bulb temperature
    B.
    wet bulb temperature
    C.
    dew point temperature
    D.
    specific humidity

  14. A reversible engine has ideal thermal efficiency of 30%. When it is used as a refrigerating machine with all other conditions unchanged, the coefficient of performance will be

  15. A.
    1.33
    B.
    2.33
    C.
    3.33
    D.
    4.33

  16. Which of the following refrigerant is highly toxic and flammable?

  17. A.
    Ammonia
    B.
    Carbon dioxide
    C.
    Sulphur dioxide
    D.
    R-12

  18. The unit of Stefan-Boltzmann constant is

  19. A.
    Watt/mK
    B.
    Watt/m2K2
    C.
    Watt/m2K4
    D.
    Watt/mK2