TECHNICAL QUIZ II SEMESTER V SUBJECT: AERODYNAMICS II
1 .The angle between mach line and direction of motion is called…………………
a)mach cone b)mach angle c)both a and b d)none of these 2 .If the shock is weak then the reflection will be………………….. a)regular b)irregular c)short distance d)long distance 3 .If Ѳ1=Ѳ2 then that wedge is known as……………………….wedge. a)symmetric b)unsymmetric c)none of these d)both a and b 4 ………………………….is the graphical representation of oblique shock properties. a)shock polar b)drag polar c)none of these d)oblique shock relation 5 .The angle between relative wind and surface of object is……………… a)mach angle b)flow deflection angle c)shock angle d)none of these 6 .If the Ѳ1 ≠ Ѳ2 then that wedge is known as………………wedge. a)symmetric b)unsymmetric c)both a and b d)none of these 7 .In expansion wave velocity of flow will be……………………………… a)increase b)decrease c)constant d)both a and b 8 .In shock wave velocity of flow will be……………………………. a)decrease b)increase c)constant d)none of these 9 .Angled shock is called……………………….. a)normal shock b)oblique shock c)expansion wave d)both b and c 10 .The line at which the pressure disturbance is concentrated is called………………………………. a)mach line b)mach wave c)both a and b d)none of these 11 .Nozzle is a passage used to transform pressure energy into …………………………….energy. a)thermal b)kinetic c)both a and b d)none of these 12 .when pe=pe3 where ………………………….flow is attained at the throat. a)sonic b)subsonic c)supersonic d)none of these 13 .The normal shock relation for a perfect gas is…………………………… a)a*2=v1v2b)a*=v1v2 c)a*2=p1p2 d)none of these 14 .A weak shock is that for which the normalized pressure jump is very……………………………… a)small b)large c)both a and b d)none of these 15 .Bodies like wing where one dimension is smaller than others are called………………………..bodies. a)planer b)past slender c)both a and b d)linear 16 .The line which may be drawn at any point in the flow field with inclination are called………………………. a)mach line b)mach number c)mach waves d)both a and b 17 …………………………….process in which no heat is added to or taken away from the system. a)adiabatic b)reversible c)non-reversible d)isentropic 18 .In nozzle the pressure at the exit has expanded below the back pressure is………………………………… a)over expanded b)under expanded c)netural d)none of these 19 .A compression have inclined at an angle to flow occurs such a wave is called an………………………………. a)normal shock b)oblique shock c)both a and b d)bow shock 20 .Shock tubes are used for ………………………………. a)ionization b)dissociation c)reaction rates d)all the above
21What are the sources involved in aerodynamics?
(a) 2 (b)5 (c)3 (d)non of the above
22.Shock polar isa graphical representation of ………………………...
a)Normal shock b)Oblique shock c)Detached shock d)bow shock 23.Ɵ>Ɵmax the straight oblique shock is possible this statement is. a)false b)true c)Either a & b d)none of these 24.The aerodynamic force on a body depends on………………… a)powerdistributionb)velocity distribution c)lift variation d)none of these 25.Method of characteristics is a numerical method for solving the FULL nonlinear equation of motion for a)In viscid irrotational flow b)In viscid rotational flow c)both a and b d)none of these 26.If the flate plate is placed at zero angle of attack at sonic velocity, How the upper pressure and lower pressure will be……………. a)both will be same b)upper pressure increase, lower pressure decrease c) upper pressure decrease, lower pressure increase d)linear 27.Why all are having aerodynamic shape in car……………….. a)to achieve more speed b)to reduce drag c)to achieve good efficiency d)both a and b 28.Method of characterstics exist in ……………….. a)subsonic flow field b)supersonic flow field c)only supersonic flow field d)both a & b 29.The compression of supersonic flow without entropy increase is possible only through. a)Mach waves b)shock waves c)Normal shock waves d)all of the above 30. dp=ρgdhGcalled A. Hydrostatic equation B. Pressure equation C. Motion equation D. Altitude equation 31. Altitude is the ________ distance from the earth surface. a. Parallel b. Inclined c. Vertical d. Horizontal 32. Absolute altitude is the vertical distance from the a. Earth centre b. Earth surface c. Sea level d. Geometric altitude 33. Geometric altitude is the vertical distance from the a. Earth centre b. Earth surface c. Sea level d. Absolute altitude 34. h=r hG/ (r+hG) is the relation between a. hG& h b. hG& ha c. ha& h d. hG&hd 35. Total distance travelled by airplane per unit tank of fuel called as a. Range b. Distance c. Endurance d. Max Endurance 36. Total time airplane fly in air per unit tank of fuel called as a. Range b. Distance c. Endurance d.Maximum range 37. ISA contains standard atmosphere a. T, P, ρ b. T0, P, ρ c. T, ρ d. T, P, ρ0 38. High speed intersection between PA& PR is the a.Drag polar b. Maximum velocity c. Minimum velocity d. velocity 39. The vertical distance h of the airplane center of gravity above mean sea level. a. Lift b. Altitude c. Drag d. Drag Polar 40. The force that opposes the forward motion of an airplane is called _______. a. Thrust b. Lift c. Drag d. Gravity 41. The engine of an airplane provides _______. a. Thrust b. Lift c. Drag d. Gravity 42. The wings of an airplane are designed to provide ______. a. Thrust b. Lift c. Drag d. Gravity 43. The ______ are used to raise or lower the wings. a. Ailerons b. Elevators c. Rudder d. Pitch 44. The _______ are used to raise or lower the tail of a plane and cause the nose to rise or dip. a. Ailerons b. Elevators c. Rudder d. Pitch 45. The direction of the plane from left and right is controlled by the ____. a. Ailerons b. Elevators c. Rudder d. Pitch 46. The engine speed is increased or decreased with the use of the_____. a. Ailerons b. Elevators c. Throttle d. Yaw 47. By what name is an aircraft's flight recorder also known? a. Black bag b. Black board c. Black box d. Black bit 48. The equations of motion for an airplane are simply statements of a.Newton’s I law b. Newton’s III law c. Newton’s II law d. Newton’s IV law 49. Which force is acting on perpendicular to flight path? a. Drag b. Weight c. Lift d. Thrust 50. How lift generated on wing? A. Velocity variation b. Pressure variation c. Thrust variation d. Density variation