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~-~-.....

3. Beam cngln~ mechanism,

~- .Eilliptic trammel meclutui$ru.
Select tho c<>rrect answer from tho codes
given below

"

CQdes

ce

ra

7.

...._

xa

'

c I 2and 3
d 2.Jand4
Which one oF the following is a higher
pair?
a, Belt and pulley
b. Tuming pair
c. Screw pair
d. Sliding pair
The mechanism shown in tl1e given figure
represents

.e

--,-

a. N1
b NJ
I
c, /'P

a. Han's mechani sm

w
w

b Toggle mechanism
c. Watt' s mechanism

d Beam Engine. meohanrsm

A point on a connecting link (excluding

eud points) of a double slider crank
mechRnism traces a
a. straight li ne path
b bypelbolio path
c, parabolic path
d. elli ptical paV.
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

a. Ellipse
b, parabola
c. approxlmarcly straight line
d. cirole
Deep groove ball beiogs are used ror
a. heavy Utrust load only
b. small angular displacement of shafis
c. radial load at high speed
d combined thrust aod radial loads at
higb speed
The sensitivity dh/dN of a given Porter
Governor, where is the height of the pin
poiot A liom the sleeve and N ls rl1e
c.p.m.. is pro.foaional to

.c

a. 1 and 2
b. 1 nnd 4

om

Whicb of the following are dte inversions

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

9.

I
d. N'
Balancing of a rigid rotor can be achieved
by appropriately placing balancing weights
in
a. a single pl;ute
b. two planes
c, Lllree pl'anes
d. four plane$
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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~ lOm__, <)---20N

ma!thed'l

Coulomb
Ra.ylei~h ,

.Enefl!y Principle
Oynamic &wilibrium
Damping Force
.. , , Frequency domain

D'Aiemben,
Fourier, , ..
anai)sis
Whining speed of a shafl coincides with
l11e llltlllral frequency -of hs
a . longitudinal Y1bratfon
b. Lransverse vibration
c. lorsfonal vibration
d. cou(lled bending torsional vibration
There ate six gears A. D. C. D. E. and J7 iJt
a compmmd Lrain. Tlte numbers nf teeth i 11
the geaf!i are; 20, 60, 3(), 80, '25 and 75
respectively The ratio of the anglllar
speec;ls of 1}1e 1hiven (fol to tho. driver (A)
of the drhe is
a. 1/24
b 1/8
c, ijfl5

10 N

05m

It--<'~ .....

__
8 ___ _.0

t0'5r.>->l
UQ.N

a. "'B
b.
c.

l~

d. D
IG

A roller Of weight W is roll eel over the

w()(ldcu block shown io lite given l1gwe
The pull F required to just cause the saki

mot!o::;no::is~---~

ra

12.

II system of Forces acting on a lamina is

sbowu iu the given lig111 ~. TI1e resullAnt of
the forc.e system will t!teelAO at

om

a,
b
c.
d.

15

.c

c~>rrecll y

I~

d . four

ce

I(}

mounted n them. then the period of free

lllbration of the new system will boccmc
a. 16 'f
b. 4 r
c. '1"14
d. 1'/ 16
WbJcli UIIC or the following pal<:> is

<I- 12

xa

A fixed gear bavlng I00 leelll meshes wlUt

another gear having 25 teeth, the centre
lines or both the gears being joined by '"'
ann -<<> :Is to ibnn an epicyclic gear train.
The number of rotations made by lbe
$mal1er 11ear for one rotalion of the arm is
il. 3

w
w

b. 4
c. 5

.e

13.

14

17.

a. W/2
b.
G.

w
-b IV

d . 2W
Ill the given Jigure, two bodie~ of ma!;Ses
mt and m; are ~onnccted ny a light
ine>ctensible striog passing over a smoodt
pulle)' Mass m1 lies on a smooth
Mrizoutal piSJJe Wh~u mass m1 moves

downwards, the ~ct:elellltiOil of lhe two

bodies is equal lo

d ()
A truss of span 9 m is loaded as sbown in
lite given figure. fhe number of two-force

rm:~mbers carrying zero force Is

C
D
E
'F

9 kN

J2kN

~.303 m - 9m--->(
a one

b. two

a.

b.

m1 g m I s1

m1 +-mr
'"!~ m i~\,"J

m, - nr'!

c, lhri!l>

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d. JOOfl em
In an axis-symmetric plane strain problem.
let u be ~1c. radial displacemenr at 1 'J'Ilco
the strain components s. s,.. rn are given
by
C.

19

A ball is projected vertically upward with

a certain velocity . II takes 40 seconds for
its upw&r~ journey 11u< thne Ulken rpr hs
downw&rd joumey Is
a.. 10 5
b 20s

11

fl1

?r

,-,.

"'' r"' = Fri'm

r"u
d . s, ~ i'll
Fr ,c. = {lO.

'23

Match List I wi th r.ist If and select the

correct answer using tbe codes give.o
below the lisl~;
I

ce

La.~t

Rigid-l' eriecdy plasric

B. Elasuc-Pcrfe.etly plastic
C Rigid-Strain, hardening

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D. linearly clastic
E Listll

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Lfstll

I. Kinetic energy
2. Couple
J . J.orc.es 1n eqailibri um
4 Cause acceleration
Codes
A
B
c
a.
I
3
4

,.

u
Cu
c. e. = - .sf\=- ...?,. .:. U

Ust L

A 'rwu p<ltllll el forces actln,g uo a body.

movhg w1th uniform velocity
B A moving panicle
C Two coplanar parallel forces e(lu;t) in
magnitude and opposhe in direction
acting on a body
D Two unequal forces acting on a body

II

b e, ~-.-.;:~~ - - ,r,,,- 0

c. 30s
d 40 5
Maloh List I w1th LiSt U and select the
correct am;wer usio11 tbe codes given

below ~ae Hsts.

;;=,I

('u

a. e, ~7-.e,.= fJr .f"'= t'rfiO

om

18

22

"' 8 tn / ,;
1111- m:

.c

.e

20

D
2
)
II
b
2
I
j
c.
3
2
4
d.
3
2
4
A spring of stiffoess I000 N/m is stretched
initially by JO em tiom the unre.l'ollned

w
w

position 'rhe wor~ required 1.0 stretch it 1/y

another 10 em Is
a. S Nm
b 7 Nm
IONm

15 Nm

'21

II truck weigbins 150 kN and travelin1f at

2 m/sce impactS with a buJTe.r spring which
C<llltpres$es l25 CJ]l per 10 kN, 'lire
maximum compresstQn ofthespring is

\s:;;:,~L,:-1

a 20.00 em
b. 22.&5 CJ]l

Codes;
B
I

b.

4
2

c.

J
I

L
J

D
2
4
4

2
The independent elastic constants for a
homogenous and Isotropic Ollllt'rial ar~
a E, G, K, v
b. E,G, K
d.

24

A
3

8.

c. E. G. v
d. E, G
25

Whith one of the follo"ong materials is

highly elastic?
a. Rubber
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b.

w'r!

c.
d

40F.J

601i7

31.

W'J!
96((/

w~r'
24(1111

A colurno of length r is fixed at its both

ends The equi valent len&>1h of the ~ol umn

is

a. 21

b, 0 5 /
c. '1. /

d.

ra

a zero

/1 ~ol id circular shaft i~ subjected to a

xa

h 1,1, I'L
c. PL
cl 2PL
r:or the loaded beam shown 1, th" correct
$hear force diagram i~

w
w

.e

At=LBr 21
(b)

W' L'

9 KG
K ; 31]

L+L~L~L

ldl

a.

r. f Y<

A beam AB uf leng1h 2 L havong a

(4)

Tbtal strain energy stored iu a silupl)

suppuo1ed beam ut' spSJo L' tmd t1ex.ural
rigidity ' E'I' subjected m a concentrated
load >V' at the cemre i:; equal to

9 K(;

t:o-r. i

29

30_

G+3K
9 Kr.
J(,4 K

coucentrrued load P at io.s mid-span is

hinge-supponed at its two ends A and B
o~ two identical cantilevers -as shown in
the given figure. The correct value of

28

d. I (i

om

b.

c. 8

.c

a.

b. 4

ce

26

b, Brass
c Steel
d Glass
In a homogenous, ismropic elastic
marl'rial the modulus ol' elasticity e: In
teyms of G and K is equal to

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

33

mluc.imum !iheariug s1tess of 1.-IU MPa. The

oTOagni(Ude of t~e fru!;>:imunt normal Stress
developed in the shaft is

a, 140 MPn
b. 80 MPa
c. 70 Ml'a
d, 60MP~
The shear ~tress-a! a point in a shaft
subjected to a torque is
a. dtrectly proponional to the polar
~moment l'lf inertia and to tlt~ dlsUUlce
ofthe point from the a.'Cis
b directly proportion to the ltpplied
torque and inversely proportion to the
polar moment of inertia
c. dirc.-dly proportional to the applied
torque IUld polar mom"nt oriucrtia
d. inversely proportion to t.he applied
rorque and the polar moment of inertia
A solid thick cylinder is subjected to ao
external hydrosuotic pressure p The state
of stress in the marerlal of tile cylinder ls
repre.;ented as

w
(b)

-Q-p

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cqtring speed is halved, then the tool life

will btc(Jnte
~- hall'

b.

-' p

41.

ls
a.

I ()()

mm

b. 20mm

-t2

c. IOmm
d. 0,2 ntnl
Match l.i~ I with l.is1 II an~ select the
correct answer using the codes given
below l.he lists:
List I (Material/pan)
A_ Ductile irou
B. Malleable iron
C Rall steel joittts
D. White cast iro.n
List II (Technigues)
'1 . Inoculation
2. Chilled
3. Annealing
4. Thermil welding
5. lsothennnl nnnealing
Codes:
A
B
C
D

4, lzod TestlngMa~hi ne
A

a.

b.
c.

B
3

D
I

1
I

J
4
t
Thrust Ioree will increase with the increa~e

ill

.e

37

4
3
2

xa

C<xles;

ra

36

40

An upen-coiled helical sprlllg of mean

diameter D, number of coils N and wrre
diameter d is subjected to an axlal three P
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
Mutch List 1 witJJ Us! U u.nd select the
C<>rrec\ answer Ul>in,g 1he code.s gtven
below the lists'
'List I (Property)
i\ . Tensile streng1h
B. Impact strength
C .Bending strength
D Fatiguestnmgth
List 0 (Te~tlng Machine)
I. Rotating Bending Machine
2 Three-Point Loading Machine
J , Universal Testing Machine

ce

35

om

-o:p

(d)

two times

c, eigltllimes
d , sixteen time!>
Slze of~ sltapcrls givn by
a. stroke length
b. motor power
c. wcigl\l of the machlne
d. lllble size
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 throughhole in a t-4S plate of 20 mnt Utickoess.
Th~ d~ptlt of cut i tt tbl;, drillio~ operatiuu

.c

{c)

w
w

a . side cutting edge angle

b_ loot noseiadius

-tJ

38

c rakeangle
d. end cutting. edge angle
lo an onho&ollal cuu1ng, the depth of eut is
halved :1nd the feed rate i~ doubled, If the
chip rhickness rario is unaff~cted with the
changed etllring conditions, the actual chip
l.hiclwess wi II be
a doubled
b. halved
c. q~adruplcd
d, unchanged
In a slngle po1nt turning operadon wtch a

cemented carbide and steel combinatio1

haviog a Taylor exponent. of ().25_ if llle

-!4.

8;

b.
c,

d.
lu

q
2

5
3

bi3Ukiog O!)eratiol't l.he cleu;mce

provided is
a. 5()% on pUnch and 50% on die
b. l}n die
c. on ptmh
d tnt di.e or punch depending upon
designer's choice
Consider the tollowing states of stress
1. Compessr mess in flanse.
2 Tensile stress in the w111l
J. Tensile stress in the boMom pan
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of

I nnd 2
b. J ond 3
.... 2 :md 3
11.

-lC..

w:cd for determining allo\Vilm:cs in limo

study'/

A. Sllllislic

om

.c

Li<L II
L Pcrlormon.:eRting
2. Motion Study
3. Work Measuremml
4. \Vrork Samrling
Codes:

51.

B. Facto!') layout rnC)vement <tfmnteriols

C. Workplace laycml
0 , Grmg wol'k

" Va

xa

VA

b.

.e

w
w

J. Fnm.s

-l. Tw o-hauded llro=s cbatt

5. FI0\1 diugram

53.

Cudll8.

i\
B
C
D
I
4
2
~
b.
2
5
~
I
c,
4
J
2
3
d.
1
5
~
2
From tl1e point of rnotiun economy it b
prel'er3hl" to move
n. bOth h:onds in the ~dltlc dlrectio1n
b. oight hand first and then the l~>n hand
c.. onl~ 11uc bi1nd at lime
cL both bnnds in oppo, ite directions
F'r<oducU~n cot p"r unit can be rcdhc<;d by

1
1

V~ :o

VH Vc

V.., Ve
\io " VA

d. Vr~ VA - VB
'J'() avoid e.~tsf<ivo multiplicallom uf
fnciliti., the l.ryout pru(errcd is
product lllyout
b. group lnyoDI
c. <l>lic loyoul
d. process layout
For moving mutllliJ~ iu urying paths, IJH>
molerial h~ndling ..quip.ncnl t.lt~t is nQI

suitihle 1
a.. cram:
b. conVc)'Or

a.

I
2
2
I
l11o varioblc coot per un it socitcd with
automated ass!:lnhly line (VA), !Uular
manuracturing l VBJ und j ob hop
11mducllun( V~). woll bc .~ uch that.

List! (lndustrinl 11robhnn)

1\. Facwry lnyout .novmcnl of w~~rkcr8

$2.

'

d.

I. Multiple activity proc~s cbiitl

2. String di1l~m

49.

c,

list U (ApJ>ropriate tcclloiqu-'. )

48.

B
3
2

correct answef using lhe codes given

below the lists:

giv"1!

B. MTM
C. Slop Watch
0 , M~n Machine Chan
E. Slllnillml 'fim.:

ra

b. Linc:~r rcgrcS!I-lQn
c. Pcrformrute" oMing
d. \Vorb nmpling
Match LtSt I with List Ll and select the

QOd~

Lht r

h.

n. AIX.'<:]ll;lnce samplinl!

47

com:ct unsw~..- us1ns tlc

helow the ll>ts:"

ce

45,

j ().

d. L. 2 nd 3
lb<> litllowing uperaH<ms :ore perfunned
while J>r~prin!t the billet~ for c;o<IJ'lJl;ion
process
1. Alka liue eleou ng.
l . l>ho~phate oooting,
3. Pitkling.
-1. Lubric:~ting witlt re;,~Uve soap.
ntc: cu''' ""LNcquencc nfthcsc tll'ct.<tionMis
... 3, 1. -1. 2
h. 1.3. 2. -1
c.. 1 . 3. ~.2
cL 3. 1.2. -1
Which one of the foUowing techniques it

6 ul IJ
ptoduoing more witl1incrcoed input$
b. produ.,ing more wlrh 1he .. me inputs
c, eliminnting idle ume
d.. n1iu.imizing te!lour1&.W wash.:
Moloh Lijt I wiih Li!)l IT and .1elei.:l the

54.

" ' truck

d. hand trolley
Which of lho following cluraotm-isli;:s on!
more mp<rrtanl in tbe equiptnent selected
for nus.s pruduetion sbops?

l.
2..
3
4.

" "''' notpul

Low 1r10ting -~
I ,oil lnhQur .:ost.
Ver.;alitity.
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gi vcn below
C<X(es

Wh1ch one of the followmg charts gaves

Simultaneously, mfonnallon about the
prOj,'Tess of work and machme loadmg?
a Process chart
b.. Machine load t\bart
c Man-machine chan
d G1lnrt dmrt
Which one of the foJiowang pairs IS net
correc1ly mstcbed1
a
b

60.

If M heat eugane gtves uu

kW

a 20%
b 30%
c. 70%

d 76 7%
A hem engme 1s supphed with 250 kJ/s of
beat at a co1.1Siam fiXed temperature of

ra

61

xa

61.

227"(' rhe heal is rejt~t~d Ul 27"C The

cycle 1s reversible. tf d1e umaunl of heal
!'ejected is
a 273 1d fs
b 200 kJfs
c. I SO kJ/s
d. 150 kJ/s
Winch one of the lollmvlll, I'V-T
diagrams conecl.l> repesents iJ1at of an

.e

0o~~.~
2 ~~4~~6-L~
a---

volume m J

a 600 kN;n
b. 700kN-m

w
w

c 900kNm
d IOOOkN-m
l'be followmJl are examples of some
inleoslw and exte11sive propenics;
L Presslll'l!
2 Temperature
.3 Volume
4 Velocity
5 . Hl.cctoc cbalge
6 Maglloltzatlon
7. V ISCOslty
8 Potenunl energy.
V.~ucb ooe oJ the foUowing sets gives the
c~>rrecl comhna11ons of intonsi,>e ttnd

: "'

.. 1" - T

(bl

P\1

58

OUlJlUl of 3

when Ihe '"Pill IS I 0,000 J/s , then the

lhennal efficiency of the engine will be

SPTRL~e..

______JaUllessoaUjobs
EDD
Rule
. lawness
tmmuniZCUlon
two machine
o Johnson' s RulcO ..
sequencing
d FIFO Rule ,
. faTmi:ss to all jobs
The nel work done for the closed cycJe
shown m the given pressure-volume
diagram_ tS

I SO" N

c. no N
d 2so N

57

om

56

59.

ce

55

s.

.c

a,Jand3
b. :! lllld 3
c. 3 Slld 4
d. 2and4

'? ot H
a. 1.2.3. 4
5.6. 7.8
b. I, 1. 5, 7
2. 4, 6, 8
c. 1, 2.. 4, 1
3, G. s
d. 2, 3T6, 8
I, 4, :5, I
A new temperature scale ua degrees 'N is to
be dellnNl The boiling and freezing pOtnt$
on this scale nre 400"!'1 and I 00"1\
respectwely
What w11l be the readmg on new scale
corresponding to 60"C?
a. 120"N

e.~enstveproperties?

Intensive

El'tcnsivc
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steam at lite exltaust fot the.same value
of condenser presStJrc
3 It reduces the cycle efficiency
Of these statemcnLq
tt, I <tnd Z are correct
b 1 and 3 Ut'\!. correct
c. I and ::! are corre~i
d. I 2 and 3 are correct
0 68, A superheat Rankine Cycle is
shown i D the given TS diagram Staning
I rom the feed jump. the fluid llo\v up 10
the boilet ~xit is reprusrote.d by smt.-.tlne.

PI/

T
1n the temperatwercuU'Opy diagrnru of a
vapour shown in rhe given figure. the

them10dynnmic process showo by the

dotted line A8 reJ.lresents

,1_ ITS
r;

I/

68.

-~- B

S(EnbopoA

ce

a ABCD

b_ BCD

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a. hyperbolic expansion
b free expansion
c constant volume expan.~ion
d polytrophic ~xpansion
The loss of available energy associated
with t he transfer of IuOO kJ of beat t'rt'Jm a
\!Utl$lunb tempcrallJrC syS\er1l at 6QI) K tu
another ttl 400 K when tlte envir<'ltnt<mtal
Lemperamre is 300 K is
a Jlio.67 kJ
b. 250 kJ
c. 500'kl
d. 750kJ
Wbicb one of the followin!!, pairs best
expresses a relationshi11 similar to tl)at
expressed in the pair 'pressure-volume tor
a dtermodynamlc system undeq!oing o
pr!)cess?
a.. .EnthalJ)y- entropy
b Pressure- enthalpy
c;. Pressure - temperature
d. Temperature-l'ntropy
In a reversible cycle, Lbe source
teprperature is 22rc and the sink
temperature is 27(' Tire maximum
available work for a heat input of 100 k.i
'Vill be
a. 100 kJ
IJ 60kJ
c_ 40 kJ
d 88 kJ
Consider th" following ~tatemeniS
regardirm superlteating in Rartklne Cycles
I. It reduces the specific steam

.c

(d)

om

or

xa

w
w

.e

65

66.

69.

con.swupUon.

c. ABDEFA
d ABCDE
The correct sequence of vapour
compresSion (VC), vapOtlf absorption
(VA) and ~team ejector (SE) refrigemtion
cycles in lncreasiJtg order of the C,O. P is
a. VC. VA.SE

'10

VA, SE, Vt

c, SE, VC'. VA
d. SE, VA, VC
Match List 1 whb Ust I[ and select the
correct answer osing the codes given
below the 1\sts;

List r
"'- l'wo conStant Volumes unrl

twel

~diabatics

B Two cotJstant pressures

~na

ndiabatics
C l'wo constanJ voluwes aud
isotl~nnals
0 , fwo constant pressures and

two
two
lwo

iso!hennals

ListD
I

F.ricssQ~

2 Sterl ing
J Joule
4

Otto.

5. Codes.

D
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r ._
\lo

76.

77

d 1:)(1%
Match List l \\lith List n aud select llte
correc.L auswer usmg Lll.e CIJdes givetJ

xa

~nereases
' .::::::::::B. -> Pr i ncreoses

A.

--D. ~
--__./"'

c, -> Pr dw-cas<S
c!ecn:asl:s

Li~l II (Name of device)

.e

d. Super-heater,
air
pre-heater.
cconomlwr, pr<-cipitator
Match List l with List 11 and select the
currecL answer using the codes giveJl
below tlie lists
List I (Name of Steam Turbine)
t\. De Laval Turbine
B Curtis Turbine
(' Parsons Turbine
List 11 (tYJIC ol'Turbine)
I Velocit)' compounded impulse turbine
2 Reaction turbine
J Sitnple impulse tUrbine
Codes
A
B
c
J
l
a
I
I
b
l
~
c.
3
I
2
d.
3
2
l
Tbe given figure represents pressure and
vclod[y variauou for a

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I
a. reae1ion type rurbine
b velocity Compounded impulse turbine
c. Pressure velochy compounded impulse.
turbine
d. pressure compounded impulse turbine
In a reaction turbine, the enthalpy drop in
the fi.~l'll blade 1ing 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
turbine is
a. 66. 7"/o
b. 50.0%
c. 33.3%.

beiOWihC ll~L<C
l: ist r (Variable are:J device.)

I. Surcrsanic nozzlH

2.
3
4,
5

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c
4
I
2
d
4
3
2
I
A nuclear reactor is s~id to be "critical"
1vheu IJJe neuJrou pQpulation in the react(lr
core is
a, rapidly tnotea~ing leading to the point
of' ex1Jlosion
b decreasiog from th.especified value
c. constant
d. reduced to zero
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 .
J It requires liquld sodium melal as
moderator,
4 It reqwres highly curlthecl fuel or
the-se sl~temeois
a. ., 2 and 3 are correct
b I, 2 a11d ~ arc corret.-t
c. I 3 and 4 are correct
d :!. 3 and 4 are correc1
Which one of the foiiQiving indicates the
correct order ltJ tbe p11th of tlue g~s1
a. Super-heater, economi.?.er, air prche.atcr. precipi tator
b. Super-heater, CC(>Oomizer, precipitatot,
air pre-heater
c.. Supcr-hi.'ater, preclpitator. economizer,
air pre-heater

73

.c

72.

4
3

ra

71

ce

b,

Supersonic di ffuscr
Rayleigh .flow device
Subsonic nt\zzll'
S\lhso>tlc diffuser

Codes:
a,
b.

78.

A
5
5

ll
1
4
4

C
4
3
I

0
2
1
3

a
2
IL
5
1
4
1
Symmetrical blading is used in a turbine
when it~ dcb'l'ec of teneri on is
. 10%

b. 50%

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c. 75%
d 100%
The charat:terislics ofa pump -nre as shown

in U1e given ligure. Based. on this figure,

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COI'I'ect answer using rbc codes given
betov. the lists.

conditions unchanged. the coefficlem of

performance will he

a.

b. 3.00

~:

c. 2J3

(l

.c

ce

J
2

S4

-1
3
I
If tl1e mllXJmum temperatutc is Tl and
mmin1u1u ICmperar:urc is 'fh Lben du!
optimum pressure ra1io in a gas turbine is
QJVCO

by

. .=(i

t=(r,
)'h
r 7j

~ [1
,J~''
.1,

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c. 1.4, 51Uld 6
d. 2. J, 4 and 6

_,,

d.

82.

r,. ~(!.1.)7;

Cooling tower in a steam power ~1ation is

a device for
a. eondensing the steam into water
b. cooling the e'{laust gases coming out
of the boiler
e Ieducing
WC
temperature
of
suporhea\lld s1cau1
d r~duoing ch~ (emperacure of cooling
water used cocoodeuscr
A reversible engine has ideal thermal
efl-iaiency of 30'/a. When it is used as a
refrigerating machine 1vilh all other

SJ

The presence or air iu acondenset

a. increase 1he pressttre fn the condenser
and
decreases the condensing
coefficient
b. decreases the pt-essure in the condenser
but
increases
tbe
condensi ng
coefficient
c. increases the pressure io the condense
8> well as tlte cnudcosing c<~eiTiclent
d decreases the pressure in the condenser
a,s well as lhe condensing coefticienr
Match l.ist l with List n and select the
correct answer using the codes given
below Ute ll~ts:
List I (Material}
A Glass wool

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b

B
4

d. 1.33
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.
2 Pressure drop across the v~Jves.
J, Superheating in compressor
4. Cl.earauce volu me
S. Deviations from i sothennal process.
() Leakages ,
Select the correct ans,ver from the codes
given bel ow
Codes.
a. I. 2. 3 aud 5
b. 2. 3.4 and 5

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A, Curve P
B. CurveQ
C Cur\'e R
Ustll
L Discharge versus bead
2. Head versus discharge
J . Power versus discharge
4 Efficiency versus discharge
Codes.

A
2

JJJ

SS,

Arnnwtti~

C G. I. sheet
D Polyurethanc
List 11 (l'urposc/ajlplicallon)
I. Cold Storage
2 Domestic Rcfrigc~ators
J . Insulation
1. Ducting
Codes.
A
B
C
0
a.
J
4
.2

b
c

d.

3
I

4
2

2
4
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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 lll gain to 3 building

pc.,urs \hrougll wall

!>O.

!n~ - m )<Cl;

c.

(m,-111,,)1 - (m, -111,.,)1,

(m - m,.,)

c.

w,L, t- ru11.,.
~

U..

"~J,I..

9 1.
1

m..o~L

m1 ro1

e. weight of Ihe liquid venicall I' obove

ra

fn CQ<Jl and dciwmidif) ~lr't::lUI Qf1 111<)1$1

,IU', it tnUilt be passed ovct l!tc coil ut a
tom peram~
u. which 1i betweon tb" dry hoilb ;om) "'"'
hulb tcmporaturo CJf Ote incomi.op
atrcm
b. whicb lies botwccn lhe wot bulb ond
dew poim ll:mper;olnre or lhe incoming
slream
ll.. 11 hicit js lower than tho d<l\1 point
lempcruturo of lho ineomfng strt."llm
d o f odiabatic luration of incoming
stream
Cunsider the ft)llowing ~tateon<:"nt~.
I. Dew puint i> re.'!cbed by i!QOiin&~[rat
~ollflanl moisture cont,'lll
2, Wet both temperatun: ch:on&"" b)
addition of moostnr<' ul con~tanl
<:nthalpy.
3. .For <>lumtod air. lhc dry bulb
temperature, wet bulb temperature and
dew (l(ltnt aoc Oc-<>me.
~ . DchuntidlfiCDtion of uir Is >chiwed b

so

d. l(ld
The vertical fa"" ou a s ubont:l'god ~t\J'\'od
surface is ettunl to \he
a, force o.n the ''ertic:ol projection nf the
L'Uf\ed ~utfa.:e
b. force on tl1e horizontal projection of
tbe>CUI'VCd S UJUCC

ce

for air-conditioning tho operation theatre

in a hospital, the percentage of outsiJ.e air
in ~" :Ur l<uppliod ,.
a. zero
b. 20

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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 nfttct~m
-3' will be
.._ (m1 m.. ) t;1 ~ ( "~ m_._ )fV.-f

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are. anJ Ut~ pr.,;t.urc: at l~ ""ntroid.

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92

heating.

t lflhele statement.
:1 I :~nd 3 are:corre.cl

c. 3 and -1 arc "Qrh:ct

d. 3 illoou is cOD'cct
Wluch one of lhe following stntemeniS ~~
correct?
n,

Tite sensible beat gain

dilr<tCue<: iu bumidlty

or tltcso slalcnlcnts
a-. 1 alo ne is co~et

b. 2 alone ill corn:<:t

c. br>lh I and 2 are fall;c
d. both I and 2 nre corwct;
93.

A vtttical dock gale 2 .mcter wid.: ,..,main.\.

mpoR ifitm duo to horizontal force afwalcr

on Dnc side. 'rhe sate weigh. 800 kg nnd

jusl starts ~l idiug down when the depth of

water up to UJc botto111 o f tltc gLc
det:r~:l!lt;S Lo 4 m.otwos,

b. I nud 2 a~ e<)n'cct

It!).

the c:uf\'ed surface

d. product oJf the pressure at. Ihe centroid

and th~ ren tlf the curved <ur foce
Cvo~>id~r
the
following tllteoncnt
regnrdiqg ~ plane reo >wbmerged m a
liquul:
I. The tu\41 for"" 'L< lllc pnodu"t (If
i<pccilic weight 11f the Uquid, the area
snd the depth of it' ce111roid.
2. l'he total force is the product of the

JS

due to the

J'hen U1e c.oefli.c ienl

of friction l!etween dock gote nd dock

wall " ill b
. 0.5
b. 0.2
c, tJ.1)5
d. 0.02

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Tlte preswre gauge reading ba ml'tet of

water column shown in ~tt' given figure

will be

~ I Il l""

-;:

The value uF V, in om per second \IIlli be

~' "15

b. 20
c, ](I

d. 35

p t.fy'
(lu

b p <(I

".

v, ... o.a: m~,

.;.,. Pz 3.4 ~An\:

'

a. I 276l1!-m

b. 1,00 kg-m
c 0-724 ~g.-m

I UO.

IOl

w
w
w

so

10

V,

tO

l.

10
20

LS
10

l,

4,

-v('

b I
c. zero
d -ve
In a pipe flow, the head lost due to fiiction

b. 30m
c. 24m

d. 18m
102

p;,.,
2.

dj recdon is

a.

pipe has to be tJ1e maximum, tben !he total

head at lite ittlet or the pi11e will have tO be
maintained al
a. ,16 m

~t~: r

d
l'ipe I brnnch to three pi pes as shoW11 in
the given figure. The aren~> and
correspondiug veloci ties al'e as givl'n in
the following table,

d. O, IS kg-m
Fat lluw tluough a hot1tonUJl pip~<, Ute
ptessure gradient dp/dx in the now

Is 6m If 1he power transmil1ed through tJte

.e

till JJ
c. I (It.Q
-

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98

.c

''
u.:~-s~~
l
- w..."

97

Tile energy IQss between sections (1) and

(2) oftbe pipl' sbown in the given figure is

ce

96

The bUt>}'ant force noting <In a flonting

body passes through the
a. metacentre ofthe body
b. cemre of gravity of lhe body
c. centroid of volume of the body
d. cemroid of' the displaced vol ume
Which ona of the following sers of
conditions clearly applies to an ideaJ fluid1
!1- Viscous aod oompressible
b, Non-viscous and incompressible
c. Non-viscous and compressible
d Viscous :and incompressible
lu b Newtonian llui<l, laminar flo\\
between two l)arallel plntes, dte rntio (1)
between the shears~ and rate or shear
strain is given by
d' u

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99

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1.
w...

103

The lower critical Reynolds number for a

pipe tlow is
a. different for different flails
b. the Reyoolds number at wblcb the
l~mina.r flow chnnges to (\lrbulent flow
c. more tJtan 2000
d. the leasl Reynolds uumbcr ever
O~[ained fOr lantinar Oow
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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106.

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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
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
steel~ !II low alloy ~Je.-ls,
Reaon 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
el)m:ct <:);plaMtion uf A
b. UoU1 1\ and R are uuc bul R i~ owl a
<!Orre~l exp lonation Of A
~. ~~ i lrue but R i~ fall<:
d. A is l~1fse but R is tru"
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 ues 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
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~mliun <If A
.:. ._\ i~ truu but R i~ fhc
d. . \ . is false bur R il true
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

ce

1().1,

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~lnllon r, rA
.:. A is true bul R I,; fabc
d. A is fills hut R i~ lntB
A&~ertiOn (.-\); A t1ywhcel i$ allched 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.:
conett <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
As!.crtion (A): 'The outomntic ll'llic
con\iol i. nn Op<.'111oop system,
Reasoo (Rl: The iiJollt l$ in~epemlent ( of
the outpuL
n. Butlt A aull R arc tme ami R is the
~On1tct e.spl:uwliun oi"-A
h. Bolb A and R ore true bul R ~~ not ~
~tin'ccl el<Jllanati<m of A
~- A is true but Ris l'lse
d. A i> fols~ hut R is tru.;
A..scrtimo (A): .M.my thucs Jlte ncigiiJ. of~
hody is treaced 1 negllgiblo: whil"
.:aleu laliog tota l fol1les aQting on iL
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
~rreet exvln~tiu~

orA

A i.!l truc but RiB f-a lie

d, A is.fiolJ<e bul R is true
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
lc:mperamrc.

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107.

u, Both ;.\ and R a.re tn;oe and I{ " !he

C<Jn'Cct "':PI alll!1j on o I' 1\
h. Butb A and R are b u~ bur R is nm ~

108.

con-ect CXJ>Ianation of A
0:. A is true bu! R ;, false
d. !\is fal~ebul R i true
AsertJou (!\)! 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.

112.

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c. .'\ i true but R ~~ f.ls~
d. .-\ i> r.,tse but R is true

117

lini:s in wet region is e<junllb T.

L~

correct explnnarfon ol A

correct "-~Jlllll!Olion lf A
A is true but R i!l fot5~
A is fal;e but R is lrne

ph3se system.
Reaon (R):

118.

Temperature nnd press ure

li.x, the slllte
ll h~o

or

10

1\vo

indcplllld'Tll

nnd

inten~ive pmpertle>~

known

lo

are required to be
<lefine Uoe stale ol' 3 Jlut<

s ubstano<>.

c.onact ""l'lnnotion ot' A

n:

l \ is touc but Rill fulke

d. A is fulse but R i.; lrne

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ASsenlon (A): In n convergent-diver&"'''

one" sortie con~ilions ore
.,;tblisbcd 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 upsuealn
pressure:. caused by l.lus dopll<lioo of l.lo~>
1101.7J.,_

reservoir compensates- for the acceler:.tion

nfflow due to lowenng of l:mck pre~sure.

w
w

o. .!3oth A >lid R ore tnoe and R is the

concct explnuution of A
b, Botl1 \ 4nd R ~rc ll uu but R t. nut

1:,

correct explnnot1on of A
A \s true bul R i (lole

d. A ~ l'ul~c but R i; ttllb

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
conect<:>qllorllltion oi'A
h. J)otb \ uud R or~> true but R t< not
con'Ccl c:<ploDllllon of A

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119

h. ,Bnl)o >. and R

true hut R i nc1t
ctJo-e;,t CNillanlion ufA
~.

d. A i> fioiNc ~ill R is true

Asscttinn (A): On th~ psycbomotric elm'!,
omn.stanl en tho lpy tines and cqn<lonl wet
bulb tines ~re t11e ~a me
Reasbn (R): Foo the 83UI< w.:t bulb
t.:mpo:roluro. Ute moisture ooni<!Ul remain.<
co n.slanl
a. Both A and R are tme nnd I< is the
"orrect expl>nntioo A
b. Uotl1 t\ and R arc true but R '" not
correct e.xp.lnnation of 1\.
C, A is true blll R ., ral<e
d. A is I'Alsc but R i~ true
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
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
In flov over lmmorscd bodl.,.,
Assmion (A); dmg can he ereated wilhon\

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n. Both A and R arc: tJUc and R it tho

liS

e.. A is true but R i~ l':olse

.c

As~ertion (A):

an:: su!Iici<lll

P""'"W'"

ce

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much

b. Uoll1 1\ and R arc true but R 19 not a

the

h. Both A and R ftre true hut R is ntol a

~.

i~

Re>Mlo (R): Boil~r pressure miscd to Ute

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

critical

lines 1n wet region,

Reason rR); 1'he slope of toustant pt'CSsur<
n, Both A lltld R on: true. and R
com:ct e;~;1lllltlat10n of A

As<ertioo (A): Be~oson hailer

ligtu.-t Umn ulUoo boilers.

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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"
Allstrtiou (A): In Mnllioo c:hort for tciiJll..
the constant pressure Unes are Rlr:t.ighl

or

120.

lift.
Reason (R): lifl etlilDOL be ere:~ ted wlilloul
dng.
u, Both A ""'I R nn: true ~nd R the
wm:uL ~lilrrnliQn or A
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