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ENGINEERING
GATE 2011
MODEL EXAM
(Read the following Instructions
carefully)
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Instructions : Page 1 of 3
Mark
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Instructions : Page 2 of 3
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Make a Score Sheet like one
Below
Qn No Marked Ans Actual Ans Scored Mark Neg. Mark
(if Correct) (2/3 of Mark)
1
2
…
…
…
TOTAL
Calculate Final Score ___________
(Scored – Neg. Mark)
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Time Counts from Here
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QUESTIONS
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Qn 1- 20: Carry One Mark
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(1)
Variometers measure
a) the rate of change of altitude by
detecting the change in total air
pressure as altitude changes.
b) the rate of change of altitude by
detecting the change in static air
pressure as altitude changes.
c) the percentage change of forward
speed by detecting the change in
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static air pressure as altitude
(3)
In the following Fig
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Line Marked as (AAA) represents
a) Altitude for max range as the
density is low and flying quality is
satisfactory
b) Altitude for max endurance as the
density is low and flying quality is
satisfactory
c) Altitude for pilot ejection as the
aircraft lacks necessary flying
quality above this altitude.
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d)
(4)
In the following payload – range diagram
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Line AB, BC and CD respectively
represents
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(6)
Wind tunnel data was taken on an airfoil and the
following data taken at the 1/3 chord location:
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(10)
a) the lower wing presents a shorter span as seen from the direction of the approaching air, and the
lower wing has reduced angle of attack and hence the effect is to destabilize the aircraft .
b) the lower wing presents a shorter span as seen from the direction of the approaching air, and the
lower wing has increased angle of attack but the net effect is to roll the aircraft back towards the
horizontal stable position.
c) the lower wing presents a larger span as seen from the direction of the approaching air, and the
lower wing has reduced angle of attack but the net effect is to roll the aircraft back towards the
horizontal stable position.
d) the lower wing presents a larger span as seen from the direction of the approaching air, and the
lower wing has increased angle of attack and hence the effect is to roll the aircraft back towards
the horizontal stable position.
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1 The cannonball is fired with sufficient velocity and the
ball enters into circumnavigating orbit.
2 The firing velocity is higher than circumnavigational
velocity.
3 The cannon fires its ball with a low initial velocity
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(16)
The slat is
a) a spanwise channel cut through the
wing just behind the leading edge to
make airto flow more smoothly over
the upper surface while at a high
angle of attack
b) a small aerofoil shaped device
attached just in front of the wing
leading edge to properly direct the
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LAMINAR SUBLAYER is a
a) Thin layer of solid in the vicinity of
the interface where turbulent
fluctuations of solid are damped
b) very thin layer of the fluid where
turbulent fluctuations are damped.
c) very thin layer of the fluid near the
outer boundary layer edge where
turbulent fluctuations are damped
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(20)
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(21)
a) 95
b)125
c) 155
d)195
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Common Data for Qn 24
and 25
If Airy’s stress function is given as
(24)
Then the normal stress in x and y direction is given
as
a) Cx+Dy and Ax + By
b) Cx-Dy and Ax - By
c) Dx+Cy and Bx + Ay
d) Cxy+Dy and Ax + Byx
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(25)
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Common Data for Qn 26
and 27
A uniform, thin-walled, cantilever beam of closed
rectangular cross-section has the dimensions shown
in Fig. The shear modulus G of the top and bottom
covers of the beam is 18 000N/mm2 while that of
the vertical webs is 26 000N/mm2.
The beam is
subjected to a
uniformly distributed
torque of 20Nm/mm
along its length.
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(26)
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a) 0.55
b) 1.10
c) 1.46
d) 2.18
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Common Data for Qn 28,
29, and 30
A rod is subjected to 10 kN of axial
load and 5 kN of shear load.
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Common Data for Qn 31,
and (32)
A disc is mounted on the shaft of 1.5m
and 8mm radius and shaft is made of
material with G=83 Gpa.When it si
rotated by 8 deg, it is found to have a
time period of oscillation as 2.3 sec
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Common Data for Qn 33 to
35
A centrifugal flow compressor has a
total pressure ratio of 4:1. The inlet
eye to the compressor impeller is
30cm in diameter. The axial velocity
is 130 m/s and the mass flow 10kg
of air per sec. The velocity in the
delivery duct of the compressor is
115 m/s. The tip speed of the
impeller is 450m/s and runs at
16000 rpm with total isentropic as
78% and pressure co-efficient of
0.72. The ambient conditions are
1.03 kgf/cm2 and 15°C. Calculate 4747
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(33)
a) 80, 220
b) 90, 210
c) 90, 280
d) 100, 320
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Common Data for Qn 36 to
37
A jet aircraft is flying at an altitude of
4900 m (density=0.0.748 kg/m3),
ambient pressure is 55 kPa and
temperature is 255K. The velocity of
the AC is 792 kmph. The pressure ratio
across the compressor is 5. Take max
temperature 1200K
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pc = 7000000Pa
pa = 102000Pa (Sea level)
Tc = 2700K
Common m&= 3kg/ s
Data for R = 285J / kg − K
the γ = 1.22
Operating
Rocket are
38
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Qns 41 – 50 carry 4 Marks
Each
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Common Data for Qn 41,
42, and (43)
A single stage turbine has been designed for
following parameters:
a) 37 and 57
c) 17 and 37
d) 17 and 57
e) 37 and 17
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Common Data for 44, 45, 46
At a certain operating condition, the mid radius velocity
triangle for an axial flow compressor are shown in Fig. (in Next
Page) . The stagnation pressure and temperature at inlet are
185 kPa and 340K. Take T01 = 340 K , Po1 = 185 kPa. The mid
radius pressure coeff. Is given by
(p 2 − p1 )
Cp =
1
ρ1w 12
2
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w2
10
w1
U=150 m/s
C2
35
C1
85
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47
If Ixx = 16 a3t/3,
Iyy=53a3t/24 and
Ixy= -a3t, for the
section shown,
then x distance of
the shear centre S
with respect to the
intersection of the
web and lower
flange of the thin-
walled
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section as in 6969
48
If Ixx = 16 a3t/3,
Iyy=53a3t/24 and
Ixy= -a3t, for the
section shown,
then y distance of
the shear centre S
with respect to the
intersection of the
web and lower
flange of the thin-
walled
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section as in 7070
Data for Qn 49 and 50
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THE END
NOTE
This Question Paper is not prepared in
the TRUE PATTERN OF GATE, because it
does not include Maths and Other Part.
It is Meant for Practice and for Self 7474
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