Professional Documents
Culture Documents
: Aero & VI
PART A
Marks
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Question
Cyclone
C)
Terrain
D)
Current
Centrifugal force
B)
Coriolis force
C)
Inertial force
D)
Magnetic force
The winds blowing in the Arctic and the Antarctic latitudes are known as
A)
Polar Easterlies
B)
C)
D)
Sea Breeze
Heat up rate
B)
Temp rate
C)
Altitude rate
D)
Lapse rate
When conditions are extremely stable, cooler air near the surface is
trapped by a layer of warmer air above it which is
A)
Inversion
B)
Unstability
C)
Air pocket
D)
Adibatic behaviour
L.P to H.P
B)
H.P to L.P
C)
Both a & b
Thinking
Skill
(Blooms
Taxonomy)
An
D)
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M.P to L.P
Reynolds number
B)
Strouhal number
C)
Froude number
D)
Acceleration
Reynolds no
B)
Mach number
C)
Strouhal number
D)
Froude number
B)
Velocity
C)
Deflection
D)
Slope
No wake rotation
B)
C)
D)
Wake rotation
B)
C)
D)
decrease,decrease
C)
increase,increase
D)
decrease,increase
maximum,minimum
C)
maximum,maximum
D)
minimum,minimum
Down-wind turbines
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C)
Up-wind turbines
D)
Planetary Wind
C)
Periodic Wind
D)
Both A & B
250m
B)
280m
C)
150m
D)
100m
.. is the ratio of the maximum gust speed to the mean wind speed.
A)
Gust factor
B)
Load factor
C)
Gust speed
D)
both a and b
B)
C)
D)
At some height above ground, the movement of air no longer affected by ground
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A)
Gradient height
B)
C)
D)
NBL is called.
A)
B)
C)
D)
Highest atmosphere
B)
lowest atmosphere
C)
Medium atmosphere
D)
Rotor power/power
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B)
C)
Both a and b
D)
Lapse rate
B)
Adiabatic rate
C)
D)
Both A & B
Wind
B)
Air current
C)
Atmosphere
D)
Pressure
Mechanical
B)
C)
Thermal
D)
fluid
PART B
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No.
Question
Thinking
Skill
(Blooms
Taxonomy)
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What is an Anemometer?
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Why is wind energy classified as secondary? Explain and justify or give your
reasons against.
Differentiate between vertical and horizontal axis machines.
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PART C
Q. No.
1.
Question
Thinking
Skill
(Blooms
Taxonomy)
Explain the effect of terrain on the height of the velocity gradient in atmospheric
boundary layer
Explain about the various types of wind turbine blade.
5.
Describe the aerodynamic forces on a wind turbine (wind mill) blade. Explain all
the variables used.
A wind of 10 m/s is blowing over a level ground at the foot of a hill. Draw the
variation of the wind speed over the hill starting from the top of the hill to a height
of 50 ft. State your assumptions very clearly.
What is the shape you recommend for the blade and why?
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7.
15.
Calculate the total wind power for wind velocities of 5, 10 and 15 m/s and rotor
diameters of 20 and 40 m. Show the results graphically.
Describe the principle by which the wind speed is converted into useful energy
by a wind mill.
Show conclusively whether you would invest over wind energy in India or not.
What are the factors to be considered if you would proceed with harnessing wind
energy? Discuss whether any additional sources of energy those have to be
utilized simultaneously.
What are the factors responsible for the creation of wind, Generation of wind and
the variation of wind?
Explain how the earths atmosphere is analyzed from an Industrial aerodynamics
point of view. Discuss the generation of Atmospheric Boundary Layer.
Prove that in case of horizontal axis wind turbine maximum power can be
obtained when The exit velocity is = (1/3) wind velocity and Pmax = (8/27)? A V3
Explain all the parameters clearly.
Derive the expression for the available (total) wind power for a wind speed of V,
and diameter D of a horizontal axis wind machine.
Briefly explain the variation of wind due to terrain and effects on terrain due to
wind movement.
How the wind is formed and discuss the types of winds?
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20.
Define:
(a)
Structure of wind
(b)
Terrain and the dynamics of wind over the terrain
(c)
Variation of wind speed with height in an open terrain
(d)
Gust.
Derive an expression for power coefficient in case of ideal horizontal axis wind
turbine with suitable assumptions.