This Study Resource Was: Submitted By: Engr. Ritchie Ardani
This Study Resource Was: Submitted By: Engr. Ritchie Ardani
This Study Resource Was: Submitted By: Engr. Ritchie Ardani
4. What happens to the thermal conductiviy of diatomic gases if 20. Which one of following have highest wavelength?
the temperature is increase? A. radio waves C. ultraviolet
A. The thermal conductivity will also increase B. infrared D. gamma rays
B. The thermal conductivity decreases
C. The thermal conductivity remains constant
D. The thermal conductivity partially increases then 21. Refrigerators are a bad example of
decreases A. conduction C. radiation
B. convection D. conduction and radiation both
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5. Which of the following heat exchangers where fluid flow in the
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same direction and both are of chaning temperatures? 22. Electric kettles are bad example of
A. Counter flow C. Cross flow A. conduction C. radiation
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6. For pure metals,what happens to the thermalconductivity if the 23. Cooking utensils are a good example of
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temperature is extremely high? A. Conduction C. Radiation
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A. Almost constant except for feromagnetic materials
B. Convection C. Conduction and Radiation
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B. Approaches infinity
C. Decreases except for ferrous metals
D. Increases except for steel 24. Transfer of thermal energy by means of currents in fluids is
termed as
7. Which of the following is NOT a heat exchanger? A. Conduction C. Radiation
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B. Physical state or texture D. Temperature and pressure B. Shiny and white D. Shiny and black
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A. Asbestos C. Glass
B. Metals D. Rocks these waves without aid of medium is known as
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A. Conduction C. Radiation
11. The rate of radiation doe not depend on which of the B. Convection D. None of the above
following?
A. Temperature of the radiating body 28. Sound is a bad example of
B. The emissivity of the radiation surface
A. transverse waves C. transverse & longitudinal waves
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12. Which of the following is the primary function of a thermal 29. Which one of following is not a longitudinal wave?
radiator? A. Ultrasonic wave C. Infrared wave
A. To transfer the heat by using moving fluids B. Infrasonic wave D. Seismic wave
B. To transfer heat from hot to cold body using a forced-draft
fan
C. To transfer heat by allowing molecules to vibrate one to 30. Process in which thermal energy is transferred by emission of
another infrared radiations is termed as
D. To transfer heat with or without a medium
A. Conduction C. Radiation
13. Which of the following has the highest thermal conductivity? B. Convection D. Conduction and Radiation
A. Alcohol C. Gasoline
B. Mercury D. Water 31. Which one of waves tans our skin and causes some
substances to become fluorescent?
14. The heat transfer by conduction occurs in which of the A. infrared and ultraviolet waves C. ultraviolet waves
following? B. infrared waves D. gamma rays
A. Only in liquids C. Only in solids
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15. The true mean temperature difference is also known as
A. the average mean temperature difference A. Conduction C. Radiation
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B. the logarithmic mean temperature difference B. Convection D. Conduction and Convection
C. may take place
33. Waves that travel in a direction parallel to direction of D. radiation won't take place but conduction and convection
vibration are known as would take place
A. Transverse waves C. Water waves
B. Longitudinal waves D. Electromagnetic waves 51. The hot gas temperature in a heat exchanger is 350 0C (ho =
220 W/m2-K). What is the surface temperature on the wall if
34. Heat applied to a piece of metal will cause the heat transferred is 1500 W/m2?
A. increase in its mass C. increase in its density A. 350 0C C. 343 0C
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B. 338 C D. 358 0C
35. Energy in waves is transfer and medium is 52. If total resistance to heat flow of a composite wall is 3.0875
A. also transferred C. medium does not exist m2-K / w. What is the overall transfer coefficient of the wall?
B. not transferred D. may transfer A. 0.324 w / m2 – K C. 0.243 w / m2 – K
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B. 0.423 w / m – K D. 0.234 w / m2 – K
36. A source of any wave is
A. Ventilation C. Energy 53. Find the thermal conductivity of the 500 mm thick material with
B. Oscillation D. Force an area of 10,000 cm 2 and a temperature difference of 10 K if
the heat transmitted during 2 hours test is 2000 KJ.
37. Straight line in which light travels is called A. 0.014 kw /m-K C. 0.126 kw /m-K
A. Wave C. Path B. 0.025 kw / m-K D. 0.214 kw/ m-K
B. Ray D. Light perimeter
54. Determine the thermal conductivity of a material that is used a
38. Direction of waves is perpendicular to direction of vibration in 2 m2 test panel, 25 mm thick with a temperature difference of
A. transverse waves C. transverse & longitudinal waves 10.8 deg F between the surfaces. During the 5 hours test
B. longitudinal waves D. none of these period, the heat transmitted is 200KJ.
A. 0.023148 W/m- 0C C. 0.0326 w / m- 0C
39. Ups and downs in transverse waves are termed as B. 0.037819 w/m- C 0
D. 0.28937w / m- 0C
A. compression & rarefaction C. compressions and troughs
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B. crests and rarefractions D. crests and troughs 55. A heat exchanger has an overall coefficient of heat transfer
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0.50 kw/m2 C. heat loss is 11 kw and the mean temperature
difference is 15 deg C. What is the heat transfer area in ft2
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40 Vacuum in a vacuum flask prevents heat transfer through
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process of
B. 17.6 D. 23.7
A. Conduction only C. Conduction and Convection
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B. Convection only D. Radiation only 56. A 25 cm thick wall has a thermal conductivity of 8 W/m.K. If
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inside and outside surface temperature of the wall are 200 0C
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42. Thermal energy that reaches surface of earth from sun, is with a temperature difference across the wall of 50 0C. The
transferred through process of thermal conductivity of the firebrick is 0.65 BTU/hr-ft-0F.
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B. Convection D. Conduction and Convection B. 375 W/m D. 385 W/m2
43. Greenhouse is a good example of
A. Conduction C. radiation 58. Determine the thermal conductivity of a wood used in a 1.22
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B. Convection D. conduction and radiation meter square test panel, 2.54 cm thick, if during a 4 –hr test
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period there are conducted 126 Kcal through the panel with a
44. Light wave is a good example of temperature differential of 60C between the surfaces.
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A. transverse waves C. transverse & longitudinal waves A. 0.104 W/m.C C. 0.237 W/m.C
B. longitudinal waves D. None of these B. 0.119 W/m.C D. 0.256 W/m.C
67. Find the thermal conductivity of the 500 cm thick material with
an area of 50,000 cm2 and a temperature difference of 10 0K if
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the heat transmitted during 2 hours test is 2000KJ.
A. 27.78 W/m.K C. 36.29 W/m.K
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B. 32,82 W/m.K D. 40.26 W/m.K
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68. What is the heat transfer in the glass surface area of 0.70 m 2
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having an inside temperature of 25 0C and 13 0C outside
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temperature. The thickness of the glass surface is 0.007 m.
The thermal conductivity is 1.8 W/m.0K
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A. 1820 W C. 2016 W
B. 1930 W D. 2160 W
B. 0.733 m2 D. 0.933 m2
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B. 25 BTU/hr.ft D. 35 BTU/hr.ft2
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C. At what rate is heat conducted through each square meter
of the ice?
A. 620 W C. 740 W
B. 660 W D. 840 W