Engineering :: Refrigeration and Air conditioning
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181. |
Which of the following refrigerant has the freezing point? |
A. |
Ammonia |
B. |
Carbondioxide |
C. |
Freon 11 |
D. |
Freon 22 |
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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182. |
In which section of a vapour compression system, the refrigerant is generally in the form of a wet vapour? |
A. |
Evaporator |
B. |
Expansion valve |
C. |
Compressor |
D. |
Condenser inlet |
E. |
Condenser outlet |
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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183. |
In case the relative humidity of atmospheric air is 100% the rate of evaporation of water will be |
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Half the water already air |
B. |
Half the water already air |
C. |
Very high |
D. |
Slow |
E. |
Zero |
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Answer: Option E
Explanation:
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184. |
On a particular time of a day if dry bulb temperature is equal to the wet bulb temperature, then it can be safely concluded that |
A. |
Specific humidity of air was 0.010 kg per kg of dry air |
B. |
Dew point was less than 20?C |
C. |
Relative humidity of air was 100% |
D. |
Atmospheric air was free from moisture |
E. |
Rain had occurred one or two hours earlier |
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Answer: Option C
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185. |
If dry bulb temperature is 25?C and wet bulb temperature is 18?C, then which of the following temperatures could possibly represent dew point? |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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186. |
During sensible of cooling of air |
A. |
Wet bulb temperature decreases and relative humidity increases |
B. |
Wet bulb temperatures increases and relative humidity decreases |
C. |
Both wet bulb temperatures as well as relative humidity increase |
D. |
Both wet bulb temperature as well as relative humidity decrease |
E. |
Both humidity ratio as well as relative humidity remain constant |
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Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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187. |
No liquid can exist as a liquid at |
A. |
0?C |
B. |
100?C |
C. |
Zero pressure |
D. |
Zero viscosity |
E. |
10,000 m height above the surface of earth |
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Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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188. |
During sensible heating of air |
A. |
Dry bulb temperature increases while enthalpy of moist air decreases |
B. |
Dry bulb temperature decreases while enthalpy of moist air increases |
C. |
Both dry bulb temperature as well as enthalpy decrease |
D. |
Both dry bulb temperature as well as enthalpy increase |
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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189. |
Reversed Carnot cycle assumes that all processes in the cycle are |
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Non-flow only |
B. |
Steady flow only |
C. |
Non flow or steady flow |
D. |
Transient flow |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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190. |
The difference between wet and dry bulb temperatures |
A. |
Increases at atmospheric temperature |
B. |
Increases as air gets wet |
C. |
Increases as air gets drier |
D. |
remains constant always |
E. |
None of the above |
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Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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