Since rubber is very elastic and very easily expandable so it is
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Ductile material
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Brittle material.
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Since rubber is very elastic and very easily expandable so it is
Ductility of a material is defined as as the amount of plastic deformation of a material. It has nothing to do with elastic deformation within elastic limit.
If Plastic deformation is more than 5% then that material is considered as ductile material or else brittle material.
So rubber has plastic deformation less than 5% so it is Brittle material.
If Plastic deformation is more than 5% then that material is considered as ductile material or else brittle material.
So rubber has plastic deformation less than 5% so it is Brittle material.
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For a given heat input ehich process will give maximum work for an Ideal Gas
In this quiz poll people who will approach with graph will mark Isobaric, but in the question it says for a given heat amount.
Hence by using 1st law Isothermal will be the answer.
Hence by using 1st law Isothermal will be the answer.
For using equation of enthalpy what are the conditions (H= U + PV)
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Can only be applied to open system.
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Can only be applied to closed system
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Only for Reversible Process
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Only for Irreversible Process
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No such conditions required.
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For using equation of enthalpy what are the conditions (H= U + PV)
Yes, H =U + PV
Since in Thermodynamics U and PV terms were coming very frequently so people decided to frame this a new term known as Enthalpy.
Hence no such assumptions required to apply this equation.
Since in Thermodynamics U and PV terms were coming very frequently so people decided to frame this a new term known as Enthalpy.
Hence no such assumptions required to apply this equation.
According to definition of Thermodynamic work if work is done on the system then
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Weights should be raised
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Weights should be lowered
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Weights should be in equilibrium with the system.
State of stress of a 2d element under pure shear stress will have Volumetric strain
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Positive
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Negative
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Zero
Moisture absorbing capacity of which is more
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Less Realtive Humidity
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More relative Humidity
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Relative Humidity=1
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State of stress of a 2d element under pure shear stress will have Volumetric strain
Shear Stress only distorts the body there is no change in volume.
In the stress strain graph of Mild Steel after lower yield point there is a plane region where volume can be assumed to be constant due to shear deformatiin of planes.
In the stress strain graph of Mild Steel after lower yield point there is a plane region where volume can be assumed to be constant due to shear deformatiin of planes.
The flat part shows there is shear deformation of planes.
That is why in many production problem we equate initial and final volume.
That is why in many production problem we equate initial and final volume.
When moisture content of air is less then the Wet Bulb Depression will be
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Less
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More
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Zero
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When moisture content of air is less then the Wet Bulb Depression will be
The lesser the moisture content the more ability of air to gain moisture increases.
As air particles loses heat inturn to absorb more moisture the lesser will be the wet bulb temperature. So more will be the Wet Bulb Depression.
As air particles loses heat inturn to absorb more moisture the lesser will be the wet bulb temperature. So more will be the Wet Bulb Depression.
In Fluids Shear stress is proportional to
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Shear Strain
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Normal Strain
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Bulk Modulus
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Rate of Shear Strain
At the planes of maximum shear stress, normal stresses are
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Zero
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Average value of applied normal stesses
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Same as Principal stress as it is maximum stress.
In plane maximum shear stress in Spherical pressure vessels is
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Pd/8t
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Zero
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Pd/4t
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Pd/t
As temperature of liquid increases its Surface Tension
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Decreases
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Increases
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Not affected
The Ratio of two extensive properties is always a
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Extensive Property
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Intensive Property
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Can be both