Booklet 10 Math
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- Methane Combustion Problems
- Hydraulic Systems Questions
- Redundancy and Failure Analysis
- Yield Data and Interpolation
- Correlation and Chemical Solutions
- Problems on Chemical Mixtures
- Survey and Traverse Calculations
- Pipe Flows and Design
- Brine Solution and Pumping
- Hydraulic Fluid and Actuation
- Automobile and Friction
- Pipe Friction Losses
- Chemical Lagoons and Safety
- Hydraulic Turbine Analysis
- Vehicle Dynamics and Resistance
- Venturi Measurements
- Coal Combustion Analysis
- Advanced Coal Analysis
- Automotive Characteristics
- Boiler and Efficiency Considerations
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Scanned with CamScannerMethane (MW_= 16,043) with.a heating [Link] 55,8-MJ/kq-is- burned with 2.60% efficieney-tt the —
heat of evaporation of any water vapor formed is recovered, approximately how much water
(specific heat of 4.1868 kJ/kg-C) can be heated from 15 deg. C to 95 deg. C when 200 L of
methane at 288,9 K and 101.51 kPa are bumed?
A 11kg B. 16kg C. 23 kg D.43kg
Answer: A
15 Ibnv/hr of propane (C3H8, MW = 44.097) is bumed stoichiometrically in air. Approximately what
volume of dry carbon dioxide (CO2, MW = 44.011) is formed after cooling to 70 deg. F and 14.7
psia?
A. [Link] [Link] C.390cu. fyhr D. 450 cu. fur
Answer: C
6.8 kg/h of propane (C3H8, MW = 44.097) is bumed stoichiometrically in air. Approximately what
volume of dry carbon dioxide (CO2, MW = 44,011) is formed after cooling to 21 deg. C and 104
kPa?
A5.0cumh B.7.6cunmh C.11cumh D.13cu. mh
Answer: C
In a particular installation, 30% excess air at 15 psia and 100 deg. F is needed for the combustion
of methane. Approximately how much nitrogen (MW = 28,016) passes through the furnace if
methane is burned at the rate of 4000 cu. ftihr?
A.270 Ibnvhr = B, 930 lbmvbr_ CC. 1800 Ibmv/hr_—_D. 2700 Ibnvhr
Answer: D
In a particular installation, 30% excess air at 103 kPa and 40 deg. C is needed for the combustion
i methane. Approximately how much nitrogen (MW = 28.016) passes through the furnace if
ethane is burned at the rate of 31 L/s?
A.0.033k9s BO11kgs C.022kg/s —_D.0.34kg/s
Answer: D
Approximately how much air is required to completely burn one unit mass of a fuel that is 84%
carbon, 15.3% hydrogen, 0.3% sulfur, and 0.4% nitrogen by weight?
A. 9 Ibm air/ibm fuel C. 15 Ibm airlibm fuel
B. 12 Ibm airfibm fuel D. 18 Ibm air/bm fuel
Answer: C
Approximately how much air is required to completely burn one unit mass of a fuel that is 84%
carbon, 15.3% hydrogen, 0.3% sulfur, and 0.4% nitrogen by weight?
A. 9kg airlkg fuel B. 12 kg airlkg fuel
C. 15 kg airlkg fuel D, [Link] airfkg fuel
Answer: C
Propane (C3H8) is bumed with 20% excess air. The gravimetric percentage of carbon dioxide in
the flue gas is most nearly
A. 8% 3.12% C. 15% D. 22%
Asiswer: C
“The ultimate analysis of a coal is 80% carbon, 4% hydrogen, 2% cxygen, and the rest ash. The flue
gases are 60 deg. F and 14.7 psia when sampled, and 1% carbon monoxide by volume, The air
required to bum 1 !bm of coa! under these conditions is most nearly
A. 14 Ibm B. 15 Ibm C. 19 Ibm D. 23 tbm
Answer: B
The ultimate analysis of a coal is 80% carbon, 4% hydrogen, 2% oxygen, and the rest ash. The flue
gases are 15.6 deg. C and 101.3 kPa when sampled, and 1% carbon monoxide by volume. The ait
required to bum 1 kg of coal under these conditions is most nearly
A. 11 kg BL 15kg C.19kg D.23kg
Answer: B
Scanned with CamScannerUsing a black iron pipe fitting to connect a hydraulic ram ta a flexible rubber hose from a hydraulic
pump will
A. increase the temperature range over which the system can operate
B. increase the natural frequency of vibration of the fluid transmission line
C. decrease the resistance to fluid flow (i.e., decrease the fluid friction)
D. decrease the operating pressure range of the system
Answer: D
With regard to the testing of two-port fluid hydraulic components such as motors and cylinders, the
phrase “testing to atmosphere” means
A. life-testing a component in the humidity and temperature atmospheric conditions for
which it is expected to be exposed
B. life-testing a component in the humidity and temperature atmospheric conditions far in
‘excess of those for which it is expected to be exposed
. applying hydraulic pressure to one port while leaving the other port open io the
atmosphere
'D. exposing the interior of a heated component to pure oxygen for a standard test period
in order to evaluate corrosion.
Answer: C
After turing off the prime mover (motor and pump) and locking out the system, the safest method
of confirming that a pressurized line is at a zero-energy state is by
A. observing a pressure gage
A placing all moveable components in their lowest (least,extended) positions
€. placing aii moveabie components in their highest (most exiended) positions
D. cracking (i.e., loosening) a fitting in the line to bleed off residual pressure
Answer. A.
‘Compressed air generally may be used to help drain liquid hydraulic fluid from a component or
system
‘A. when the hydraulic fluid is not being reused
B. when the compressed air pressure is less than the pressure rating of the component or
system
C. when the compressed air first passes through a filter and moisture trap
D. never
Answer: D
What type of component is represented by the illustration shown? (with figure)
A. open-center spool valve
B. closed-center spoo! valve
C. open-center spool vaive with float
D. closed-center spool valve with float
Answer: C
An insulated 4 f€ tank contains 60 deg. F air. Air transfers into and out of the tank quickly. The
tank’s pneumatic compliance is most nearly
A. 1.9 x 10 (raised to -5) lbm-fi2/lbf
B. 1.0 x 10 (raised to -4) lbm-fl/Ibf
C. 1.4 x 10 (raised to ~4) Ibm-fi2/IbF
D. 8.7 x 10 (raised to ~4) Ibm-fi/ibt
Answer: B
10 gpm of oil with kinematic viscosity 45 cSt flows through a pipe with an intemal diameter of 1.0 in.
Calculate the approximate Reynolds number, and determine if the flow is laminar or turbulent
A. 700; laminar C. 5400; turbulent
B. 1700; laminar D. 19,200; turbulent
Answer: A
Scanned with CamScannerAn slectromechanical system is @ fully redundant t-out-of3 system. Tha mean service (repait)
rate is 0.1 repairs per hour, and the mean failure rate is one failure per 300 hours. The operational
availability of the system is most nearly
ATTS BL So% C. 98% D. 99%
Answer. C
A system with three components in paraliel has a mean time to failure of 10,000 hours. The
reliabilities of the first and second components are 0.50 and 0.75, respectively. The system is
required to operate for 1000 hours. The minimum reliability of the third component to satisfy the
previously mentioned
A02 B.O3 C.O4 D.06
Answer A
A serial system consists of five identical components. The failure history of a number of these
Commpariecis tas been racexed. ails meet pretty the mean Aine nave ex to”
elapsed time, t iber of
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ALT B.25 ©.32 D.18
‘Answer: D
The mean time between failures of a metal cutting lathe is 2770 hours, Assuming an exponential
distribution, the reliability of the lathe after operating for 700 hours is most nearly
A. 10% B. 23% C. 56% 0.78%
Answer: D
100 bearings were tested to failure. The average life was 1520 hours, and the sample standard
deviation was 120 hours, The manufacturer wants to claim an average 1600 hour life. Evaluate
using confidence limits of 95% and 99%.
A. The claim is accurate at both 95% and 98% confidence limits
B. The claim is inaccurate only at the 95% confidence limit
C. The claim is inaccurate only at the 99% confidence limit
D, The claim is inaccurate al both 85% and 98% confidence limits
Answer: D
What is most nearly the bast equation for a straight line passing through the points given?
x
‘400 370
800 780
1250 1210
1600 1660
2000 1980
2500 2450
4000 50
A y= 0.276x + 250.6 C.y = 0.994x ~ 25.0
B. y= 0768x +62, f 4
Abaca y 62.8 D.y = 1.210x — 114.0
Scanned with CamScanner‘The following yield data sre obtained from five identical treatment plants
treatment average average
pisnt____temperature, T__ yield, Y__
1 207.1 92.30
2 210.3 92.58
3 200.4 91.56
4 201.1 91.63
5 203.4 91.83
‘The correlation coefficient is most nearly
A. 9,89 8. 0.87 C.0.90 D, 1.00
Answer: D
‘The following data are obtained from a soil compaction test. What is most nearly the noniinear
formula that relates the two variables?
Cys VRFOS Dy=VeT
Given the following data points, estimate y by straight-line interpolation for x=2.75.
x ve
“4 0
° 1
4 14
2 17
3 2
4 22
5 24
6 26
7 28
8 3
Aysvx-t Bysvx
Answer: D *
ae eae
2. oe
a 2
4 4
A24 B.24
Answer: D
C.27 D.3.0
The ingragse in gpigentration of mixed-tiquor suspended solids (MLSS) in an activated sludge
aeration fank as ®4uinction of time is given in the table, Use a second-order Lagrangian
interpolation to estimate the MLSS after 16 min of aeration.
t MLSS
fmnin)__ (mh)
0 0
40 227
3 43-46 362
j 20 517
22.5 02
30 901
A. 360 mg/L B30 mg/l.
Answer: B
C, 540 mg/L D, 640 mg/L.
A blend contains equal masses (weights) of two non-reacting oils. The two oils have kinematic
viscosities of 1 cSt and 1000 cSt, respectively, What is most nearly the kinematic viscosity of the
mixture?
Answer: A
A.T cSt
B. 20 cSt
C. 30 c8t D. 200 cSt
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B. 0.501 C.0.537 D. 1.000
‘What is most realy the beet equation for a line passing through the points given?
3 oT
18 141
18 385
14 4099
A. In(t) = -22.80 + 1.3243 C. In(t) = 14.53 -0.536s
B. In(t) = 5.57 --0.000024s D. In(t) = 7.56 ~ 0.8548
Answer: C
The number of vehicles lining up behind a flashing railroad crossing has been observed for five
trains of different lengths, as given. What is most nearly the mathematical formula that relates the
two variables? 3
no. of egrs inno. of
v
train, x.
2
5
8
12
27
A.y=-26.18+52.71 lox —, C.y= 7.46 + 15.6 logx
B. y= 2.48 + 21.22 logx © Diy =9.67 + 13.20 logx
Answar: D.
The following yield tare ‘obtained from five identical treatment plants
treatment “average average
_plant____ temperature, T_yield, Y¥__
1 207.1 92.30
2 210.3 92.58
3 200.4 91,56
4 2044 91.63
‘3 2034 81.83 :
Develop a linear equation to correlate the yield and average temperature.
A. ¥ =-0.04T + 100 C.Y=0.11T +70
B.Y=0.019T +88 D.Y=044T +12
Answer: C
A function is given as y = 3x03 + 4.2, What is most nearly the percent relative error if the value of y
at x =2.7 is found by using straight-line interpolation between x=2 and x=3?
A. 0.06% B. 0.18% C.25% D.5.4%
Answer: A
Scanned with CamScannerThree solutions of nitric acid are combined: one with 8% nitric acid by volume, one with 10% nitri
acid by volume, and one with 20% nitric acid by volume. The combined solutions produce 100 mi
of a solution that is 12% nitric acid by volume. The 8% solution contributes haif of the total volume
of nitric acid contributed by the 10% and 20% solutions. The volume of 10% solution in the 12%
solution is most nearly
A.20 mL B. 30 mL. ©. 50 mL D. 80 mL
Answer A
25% (by volume) mixturs of ethylene glycol and water is used in a solar heating application. The
components are nonreacting. The mixture is intended to operate at standard atmospheric pressure
and an average temperature of 140 °F. What is most nearly the specific gravity of the mixture
eferred to 60°F water? A, 1.005 B. 1.015 ©. 1.021 D. 1.043
Answer: B
‘44000 Ibm blimp contains 10,000 Ibm of hydrogen (specific gas constant = 766.5 fLibifibm-°R at
56 °F and 30.2 inHg, If the hydrogen and air are in thermal and pressure equilibrium, what is most
nearly the blimp’s fit (lifting force)?
A.7.6 40 bf B12 10%Ibf C.1.3% 10% Ibf D. 4.7% 10° Ibe
Answer: C
‘A 1800 kg blimp contains 10,000 Ibm of hydrogen (specific gas constant = 4124 J/kg-K at 13°C
and 770 mmHg. if the hydrogen and air are in thermal and pressure equilibrium, what is most
nearly the blimp’s lift lifting force)?
A34x10°N B.53x10°N C.5.7x10°N 0.7.7 10°N
Answer. C e
hollow 6 ft diameter sphere floats half-submerged in seawater. The mass of concrete that is
required as an extemal anchor to just submerge the sphere completely is most nearly
A.2700!bm = B. 42001bm =. 500lbm =D. 6300 ibm
Answer: D 3
‘A hollow 1.8 m diameter sphere floats half-submerged in seawater. The mass of concrete that is
required as an extemal anchor to just submerge the sphere completely is most nearly
A. 1200 kg B. 1900 kg C. 2500 kg D. 2700 kg
Answer: D
Water removed from Lake Superior (elevation, 601 ft above mean sea level; water density, 62.4
Ibra/ft) is transported by tanker ship to the Atlantic Ocean (elevation, 0 fi) through 16 Seaway
locks. A tanker’s displacement is 32,000 tonnes when loaded, and 5100 tonnes when empty. Each
tock is 766 ft Jong and 80 fl wide. Water pumped from each lock flows to the fAlientic Osgan
Compared to @ passage from Lake Superior to the Atlantic Ocean when empty? what is dst nearly
the change in water loss from Lake Superior when a ship passes through the locks fully loaded?
A. 27,000 tonnes less loss C. 27,000 tonnes additional loss
B. no change in loss D, 54,000 tonnes additional loss
Answer: B
‘A 10 in composition pipe is compressed by a tree root into an elliptical cross section unti its inside
height is only 7.2 in. What is its approximate hydraulic radius when flowing haif tu? s
A.22In B.2.7 in C, 3.2in D.43in A
Answer. A i pay ‘seal
25 crn composition pipe is compressed by a tree root into zn elliptical cross section unt its inside
height is only 18 cm. What is its approximate hydraulic radius when flowing half full?
A, 5.5om 8.6.8cm C. 8.1.6 D.14.4cm
Answor: A ;
A pipe with an inside diameter of 18.812 in contains water to a depth of 16.7 in. What is most
nearly the hydraulic radius? (Work in customary U.S. units only)
AAA In B.5.1in C.57In D.65
‘Answer: C
Scanned with CamScannerA survey field crew measures one leg of a traverse four times. The following results are obtaine:
repetition __ measurement —s—direction
1 41249.529 forward
2 1249.494 backward
3 1249,384 forward
4 1249.348 backward
‘The average of the measurements will be taken as the traverse length, and confidence limits will
determined for that value. The survey crew chief wants to be 90% confident that the true traverse
length lies within the confidence interval. If the distance is one side of a square traverse whose
sides are all equal, the rest Probable closure error is most nearly
. A014 0.20 C. 0.28
Answer. B
A survey field crew measures one leg of a traverse four times. The following results are obtained.
“Tepetition __measurement__——direction
1 1249,529 forward
2 1249.494 backward
3 1249,384 forward
4 1249,348, backward
The average of the measurements will be taken as the traverse length, and confidence limits will £
determined for that value. The survey crew chief wants to be 90% confident that the true traverse
length lies within the confidence interval. The most probable error of part (f) fraction of the total of
four legs is mostnearly A. 1:24,500 B. 1:17,600 C, 1:12,500 D. 1:10,900
Answer: A
‘A survey field crew measures one leg of a traverse four times. The following results are obtained.
repetition measurement direction
4 4249.529 forward
2 4249.494 © backward
3 1249.384 forward
4 1249.348 backward
The average of the measurements will be taken as the traverse length, and confidence limits will b
determined for that value. The survey crew chief wants to be 90% confident that the true traverse
Jength fies within the confidence Dei from precision.
A tan experiment can be repeated with identical results, the results are considered accurate
the results are considered precise
D. ifan experiment is Tnaltedind | by experimental error, the results are accurate.
Answer: D
. A survey field crew measures one leg of a traverse four times. The following results are obtained.
fepetition __ measurement direction
1 1249.529 forward
2 1248.40 backward
4 3 +7 1249384 forward
4 4248,348 backward
The average of the measurements will be taken as the traverse length, end confidence limits will be
determined for that value. The survey crew chief wants to be 90% confident that the true traverse
length fies within the confidence interval. Which of the following is an example of a systematic
; error? A. measuring river depth as a motorized ski boat passes by
B. using 2 stee! tape that is too short to measure consecutive distances
. locating magnetic north while near a large iron ore deposit along an overland route
D. determining focal wastewater BOD after a toxic
Answer. 8 2 5 be
Scanned with CamScannerA class (V, 60 in Lealinitd G70 con pipe has a Doo rating of 2000 thi? and Dissmate rating of
3000 IbfHt?, Approxiniatoly what vertical line forve must be applied in three-point loading to a pipe
section 8 ft long in order ‘0 Induce a Concrete crack at least 1 fl long?
A. 80,000 Ibt B. 120,000 bf ©. 240,000 Ibf 1D, 680,000 Ibt
Answer: A
‘The capacity of a municipal, old, pressurized water supply pipe system must bs coubied without
increasing the average velocity. A replacement new pipe will have 40% less friction than the
existing ne parca ‘what inore i i
B. 30%
Answer: O
A prossurized walor pipe system will be modified such that the pipe dianeter will be doubled and
the average flow volocity halved. Fluid properties are unchanged. When these changes are made,
the ene number will [Link] 6B. double —C. quadruple D. remain the same
wor,
3. 5 ft?/sec of water flows through a schodule-40 steel pipe that changes gradually in diameter from
6 in at point A to 18 in at point B, Polnt 8 is 16 ft higher than point A. The respective pressures at
points A and B are 10 psia and 7 psi. All minor losses are insignificant. The velocity and direction
Of flow at point A are most noarly
A. 3.2 fils ; from Ato B C. 3.2 f/sec ; from B to A
B. 26 fVs00 ; from Ato B D. 26 fisec; from B to A
Answer: B
130 Us of water flows through a schedule-40 steel pipe that changes gradually in diameter from 6
in at point A‘to 16 in at point 8. Point B is 4.6 m higher than point A The respective pressures at
points A and'B are 70 kPa and 48.3 kPa, All minor losses are insignificant. The velocity and
direction of flow at point A are most nearly
A.1 ms; fromA to B C. 1 ms; from B to A
B. 7 mis; from A to B D.7 mis; from Bto A
Answer: B
Points A and B are separated by 3000 fi of new 6 in schedule-40 steel pipe. 750 gallmin of 60 deg.
F water flows from point A to point B. Point B is 60 fl above point A. Approximately what must be
the pressure at point A if the prossure at B must be 50 psig?
A. 90 psig B. 100 psig C. 120 psig D. 170 psig
Answer: C
Apipe rk connects junctions A, B, C, and D as shown. All pipe sections have Hazen-Wiliams
7 G-value @850. Water can be added end removed at any of the junctions to achieve the flows
* Tisted. Water flows from point A to point D. No flows are backwatd. Ali minor iosses are
Insignificant. For simplicity, use the nominal pipe diameters. {f the minimum static pressure
anywhere in the system is 20 psig, the elevation of the hydraulic grade line at point A referenced to
point D is most nearly A. 280 ft B. 300 R Cc. 4808 D. 600 ft
Answer. A
Based on the formulas commonly used by engine!
velocity, instead of velocity squared?
, is friction head loss ever proportional to
A. yes, in laminar flow C. yes, in smooth pipes
B. yes, for non-Newtonian fluids —_D. no, never
Answer: A
Water flows quietly through a pipe network consisting of 50 ft of new 3 in diameter, schedule-40
steel pipe, four 46 deg. standard elbows, and a fully open gate vaive. Alll fittings are flanged. The
elevation of the network discharge is 20 ft lower than the elevation of the inlet. The element that
contributes the most specific energy loss is the
A. four elbows: C. pipe friction (excluding the fittings)
8. gate valve D. elevation change
Answer: D
Scanned with CamScanner2000 gal/min of brine with @ specific gravity of 1.2 passes through an 85% efficient pump. The
centerlines of the pump's 12 in inlet and 8 in outlet are at the same elevation. The inlet suction
gauge indicates 6 in of mercury below atmospheric, The discharge pressure gauge is located 4 ft
above the centerline of the pump’s outlet and indicates 20 psig. All pipes are schodule-40, The
input power to the pump Is most nearly
A12HP- B. 36 HP C, 62 HP
Answer, B
425 Us of brine with @ specific gravity of 1.2 passes through an 85% efficient pump. The
conterlines of the pump's 12 in inlet and 8 in outlet are at the same elevation, The inlet suction
gauge indicates 150 mm of mercury below atmospheric, The discharge pressure gauge is located
1.2 m above the centerline of the pump's outlet and indicates 138 kPa. All pipes are schedule-40,
The input power le the pump is most nearly
kW 26 kW C. 39 kW
0.87 HP
D.65kW
Answer: e
100 fi°/sec of water passes through a horizontal turbine. The water's pressure is reduced from 30
psig to 5 psig vacuum. Disregarding friction, velocity, and other factors, the power generated is
mostneary =A. 110 hp B. 380 hp ©. 730 hp D. 920 hp
Answer: D
2.6 m/s of water passes through a horizontal turbine. The water's pressure is reduced from 210
kPa to 35 kPa vacuum. Disregarding friction, velocity, and other factors, the power generated Is
most nearly A. B2 kW B, 280 kW C, 540 kW D, 640 kW
Answer: D
A dish-shaped antenna faces directly into a 60 mph wind. The projected area of the antenna Is 0.8
fi? ; the coefficient of drag, Cd is 1.2; and the density of air is 0.076 Ib/ft®, The total amount of drag
force experience by the antenna is most nearly
A. 9.0 Ibf B. 40 lof C. 14 Ibf
swer: A
[A 20 ft long smooth, straight, round log has been floated downstream in a 6 ft deep flume by
upstream loggers. The outside diameter of the log is 12 in, and the saturated specific gravity of the
wood is 0.72 relative to 50 deg. F water. The 60 deg. F flume water flows with an average velocity
of 10 f/sec. At the downstream collection point, one end of the log is chained to an excavator crane
arm directly over the flume and lifted until the log is approximately vertical. The lower 2 it of the log
remain submerged in the flume. The upper end of the log is free to rotate, but the upper end cannot
iransiate. Neglect buoyancy effects, What is most nearly the angle from the vertical that the log wit
in the moving water?
A. 5 deg. 8.7 deg. ©. 14 deg. D. 14 deg.
Answer. B
A car traveling through 70 deg. F eo eg. C) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area ff (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 Ibm (1500 kg)
Crag costficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 115,000 Btwgal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the cars traveling at 55 mph. The velocity of the car is most nearly
D. 16 bf
A. 0.9 flsec (0.3 m/s) C. 46 ft/sec (14 m/s)
B. 14 fsec (4 m/s) D. 80 fl/sec (25 m/s)
Answer: D
A 1/20 airplane model is tested in a wind tunnel at full velocity and temperature. What is the
seers ratio of the wind tunnel pressure to normal ambient pressure?
B10 c.20 D.40
Answer é
Scanned with CamScanner1500 psig hydraulic fluid flows at the rate of 4 gpm into an actuating cylinder. The avaiable rower
js Most neany
A.O9hp B 26hp C.35hp 0.7.2hp
Answer: C
The volume of hydraulic fuid in a cylinder increases 2.0 in? when the hydraulic pressure is
increased from 8000 psig to 8600 psig. The compliance of the cylinder is most nearly
A. 1.3.x 10 (raised to -8) in'bf—C. 0.0033 inFiibf
B. 23x 10 (raised to -5) in*bf —_—D. 0.041 infiibt
Answer. C
$0 Inches of pipe with an inside diameter of 2 in is filed with SAE 20 oil. The
2.1 x 10 (raised to 5) psi. The compliance of the hose is most nearly
A. 18x 10 (Faised to-9) RE/bf —C, 5.2.x 10 (raised to -2) fbf
B.45x 10 (alzedto-4) bf D, 110 fbr
's bulk modulus is
Answer.
A hydraulic motor displaces 10 crn° of hydraulic fluid per radian of rotation. Fluid pressure is
increased by 8 MPa. The torque developed is most nearly
A.28Nm B. 80 N-m C.640Nm 0. 5120N-m
Answer. B
‘The speed of sound in 25 deg. C hydraulic fluid with a bulk modulus of 1.72 GPa and a density of
870 kg/m? is most nearly A. 790 m/s B, 950 mis C.1100ms —_—D. 1400 mis
Answer: D
‘The gravimetric analysis of a compound is 40% carbon, 6.7% hydrogen, and 53.3% oxygen. The
simplest formula for the compound is most nearly
ASHCO B.HCO2 C.CH0 [Link]
Answer: G, .
‘When used together, which of the following metal pairs is LEAST likely to experience galvanic
corrosion in sea water?
A. zinc and platinum B. zinc and steel C. steel and lead D. brass and copper
Answer: D- — 7 -
When use of dissimilar metals is unavoidable, which of the following CANNOT be usad to prevent
or reduce the likelihood of galvanic corrosion’
A. inert spacers between the dissimilar metals
B. sacrificial anodes
“G,,paints, coatings, and natural oxide buildups
F $0. layers of cadmium, nickel, chromium, or zinc plating
‘Answer'D 4
A sacrificial galvanic protection system is proposed for a water storage tank made of low-carbon
steel. Which of the following materials is most suitable as the sacrificial anode?
A. brass B. nickel C. stainless steel D. zine
Answer:D
A linaar actigtor mechanism incorporates a navel brass threaded rod that passes through a
threaded mélaliic collar. The mechanism is exposed to both fresh and saltwater. To limit galvanic
corrosion, which material woutd be bost for the mechanisms collar?
A. zinc-plated carbon steel C. passivated 316 stainless steel
B. nickel-plated carbon steel D. non-passivated 316 stainless steel
Answer: B
Methane (MW = 16.043) with a heating value of 24,000 Btu/lbm is bumed with a 50% efficiency. If
the heat of evaporation of any water vapor formed is recovered, approximately how much water
(specific heat of 1 Btu/ibm-F) can be heated from 60 deg. F to 200 deg. F when 7 ft° of methane at
60 deg. F and 14.73 psia are bumed?
A. 25 Ibm B. 35 lbm C. 50 bm D. 95 tom
Answer. A
Scanned with CamScanner‘Acar traveling through 70 deg. F ee cog oe air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area 6m?)
Mass $300 bn (1500 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.4:
Rolling resistance im of weight
Engine thermal efficiency ne
Fuel heating value 8,000 Biu/gal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the car is traveling 65 mph (108 kph). What is the approximate percentage increase in fuel
consumption at 65 mir (10S km/h) compared to 55 mi (20 kh)?
A 10% B. 20% Cc. 30 D. 40%
Answer: C
20 deg. C castor oil (kinematic viscosity at 20 deg. C of 103 x 10 (raised to -5) msec) flows
through a pump whose impeller tums at 1000 rpm. A, similar pump twice the frst pumps size is
tested with 20 deg. C air. Theoretically, what should be the approximate speed of the second
pump's impeller to ensure similarity? A.3.6mpm B.88rpm C. 250mm D. [Link]
Answer: A
An electric motor drives a pump in a gasoline transfer network. The system and pump curves are
defined by the points in the given table. The gasoline has a specific gravity of 0.7. Ywhat is most
nearly the minimum horsepower for the motor?
volume
head em cur pump curve
- {gon ) Ee
20 500 4200
30 4000 4000
40 4200 500
50 1500 0
A.4.0hp B.5.3hp C.55hp D.7.6 hp
Answer: B
‘A pump intended for occasional use in normal ambient conditions has an overall hydraulic
efficiency of 0.85 and is required to develop a hydraulic horsepower of 4.5 hp. The pump is driven
by an electric motor with a service factor of 1.80 and an electrical efficiency of 90%. The smallest
NEMA standard motor size suitable for this application is
A.3hp 8. 5 hp ©. 8hp D.10hp
Answer A
A double-suction water pump moving 300 gal/sec (1.1 kL’s) turns at 900 rpm. The oump adds 20 ft
‘(7 m) of head to the water. The specific speed is most nearly
‘A. 3000 rpm (52 rpm) ©. 9000 rpm (160 rpm)
8, 6000 rpm (100 rpm) D. 12,000 rpm (219 rpm)
‘Answer: C
two-stage centrifugal pump draws
adds 150 ft of head, What is the approximate maximum sugg
‘A. 800 rpm B.4200ipm = C. 1700p =D. 2000 spm
Answer: D ;
A pump was intended to run at 1750 rpm when driven by a 0.5 hp motor. The required power rating
‘of 2 motor that will turn the pump at 2000 rpm is most nearly
A. 0.25 hp B. 0.45 hp. C. 0.65 hp D.0.75 hp
Answer: D
A pump was intended to run at 1750 rpm when driven by a 0.37 kW motor. The required power
rating of a motor that will tum the pump at 2000 rpm is most nearly
A. 0.19 kW B.0.34 kW C.0.49kW D O5S5kW
Answer: D
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200 fof 18 in high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipe (C= 120) and 400 fl of 14 in HDPE pipe
{C=120) are currently joined in series as part of a pipe network. The length of 16 in diameter HDPE
pipe (C=120) that can replace the two pipes without increasing the ane power required is most
nearly A.640ft B. 790% C. 840 ft D. 940
Answer: D
‘A 10 in diameter reinforced conerete pressure pipe (C=100) carries water flowing at 4 fi/sec. What
is most nearly the theoretical friction loss per 100 ft of pipe length?
A. 40R B42R C.10R D.14ft
Answer A
A pressurized supply line (C=140) brings cold water to 600 residential connections. The tine is
17,000 ft long and has a diameter of 10 in. The elevation is 1000 ft at the start of the line and 850 ft
at the delivery end of the line. The average flow rate is 1.1 gal/min per residence, and the peaking
factor is 2.5. The minimum required pressure at the delivery end is 60 psig. Approximately what
must be the pressure at the start of the line during peak flow?
A.9.4 psig B. 40 psig C. 95 psig D. 110 psig
Answer: C.
4.5 f&/sec of 70 °F water flows through 1200 ft of 6 in nominal diameter new schedule~40 steel
pipe. The friction loss is most nearly
A4ft B18 ft C.368 D.70ft
Answer: C
40 Us of 20 °C water flows through 365 m of 6 in nominal diameter new schedule-40 steel pipe.
‘The friction Joss is most nearly :
A.4.2m B.5.2m C.95m D.21m 3
Answer: C ie
500 gal/min of 100 °F water flows through 300 ft of 6 in schedule-40 pipe. The pipe contains two 6
in flanged steel elbows, two full-open gate valves, a full-open 90° angle vaive, and a swing check
valve. The discharge is located 20 ft higher than the entrance. The pressure difference between the
two ends of the pipe is most nearly
A. 12 psi B. 21 psi ©. 45 psi D.87 psi
Answer: A
30 Us of 40 °C water flows through 80 m of 6 in schedule-40 pipe. The pipe contains two 6 in
flanged steel elbows, two full-open gate valves, a full-open 0° angle valve, and a swing check
valve. The discharge is lacated 6 m higher than the entrance. The pregsure diference between the
two ends of the pipe is most nearly
A. 78 kPa B. 140 kPa ©. 310 kPa D.eb0kPa
Answer: A
70 °F air is flowing at 60 fi/sec through 300 ft of 6 in schedule-40 pipe. The pipe contains two 6 in
flanged steel elbows, two full-open gate valves, a full-open 90° angle valve, and a swing check
valve. The discharge is located 20 ft higher than the entrance, and the average ai density is 0.075
lom/f®. The pressure difference between the two ends of the pipe is [Link] .
A. 6.26 psi B. 0.49 psi ©. 4.5 psi DE 13 psi > wa
Answer. B a
A.24 in diameier siphon is used to transfer irrigation water from a waier distribution canal io an
irrigation ditch for a field of row crops below. The elevation of the water in the canal is 320 R MSL
(relative to mean sea level), and the elevation of the stilling basin for the row crops is 305 ft MSL.
Counting fittings and minor losses, the siphon has a total equivalent length of 42 ft. The siphon is
constructed of corrugated metal pipe with a standard galvanized surface. Counting entrance and
exit losses, what is most nearly the total head loss experienced by the water?
A.7.0f Bk C.15ft D.23f
Answer C
Scanned with CamScanner‘Complete the following calculation related to a catenary cable.
a 50 ft
ss e(coshs = 1)=(245 19(cosh a’ 1)
A.3.9ft B. 4.5 ft C. 5.1 ft D. 7.4 ft
Answer; C
A vertical parabolic roadway crest curve starts deviating from a constant grade at station 103 (ie,
10,300 ft from an Initial benchmark). At sta 103+62, the curve Is 2.11 ft lower than the tangent (ie,
from the straight-line extension of the constant grade.) Approximately how far will the curve be from
the tangent at sta 103+877 A141 fl B, 1.5 ft C. 3,0 ft 0.428
Answer. D
A.90 Ibm (40 kg) bag of a chemical is accidentally dropped in an aerating lagoon. The chemical is
water soluble and nonreacting. The lagoon is 120 ft (35 m) in diameter and filled to a depth of 10 f
(3 m). The aerators circulate and distribute the chemical evenly throughout the lagoon. Water
enters the lagoon at a rate of 30 gpm (115 lifmin). Fully mixed water is pumped into a reservoir at a
rate of 30 gpm (115 li/min). The established safe concentration of this chemical is 1 ppb (part per
billion). The volume of the lagoon at time t is most nearly
A. 28,000 ft? (720 m?) C. 430,000 ft? (3700 m9)
B. 110,000 ft3 (2900 m*) D. 230,000 ff? (6600 m?)
Answer: B
A 90 ibm (40 kg) bag of a chemical is accidentally dropped in an aerating lagoon. The chemical is
water soluble and nonreacting. The lagoon is 120 ft (35 m) in diameter and filled to a depth of 10 ft
(3 m). The aerators circulate and distribute the chemical evenly throughout the lagoon: Water
enters the lagoon at a rate of 30 gpm (115 li/min). Fully mixed water is pumped into a reservoir at a
rate of 30 gpm (115 li/min). The established safe concentration of this chemical is 1 ppb (part per
billion). The volumetric flow rate out of the lagoon is most nearly
A. 2.3 f85/min (0.088 m/min) C. 4.0 min (0.12 m°smin)
B. 3.6 fi9/min (0.10 m/min) D. 4.6 fi%/min (0.13 m°/min)
Answer: C
‘A20 Ibm (40 kg) bag of a chemical is accidentally dropped in an aerating lagoon. The chemical is
water soluble and nonreacting. The lagoon is 120 ft (35 m) in diameter and filled to a depth of 10 f
(3 m). The aerators circulate and distribute the chemical evenly throughout the lagoon. Water
enters the lagoon at a rate of 30 gpm (115 limin). Fully mixed water is pumped into a reservoir at a
fate of 20 gpm (145 limi), The established safe concentration ofthis chergcalis + ppb (part per
billion). The initial mass of the water in the lagoon is most nearly
A. 1.8 * 10° Ibm (7.2 x 10° kg) C. 9.0 « 10° bm (3.7 * oka)
B. 7.1 « 10° tbm (2.9 10°kg) —_D. 14 « 107 Ibm (5.6 = 10° kg)
Answer: B
‘A.80 Ibm (40 kg) bag of a chemical is accidentally dropped in an aerating lagoon. The chemical is
water soluble and nonreacting. The lagoon is 120 ft (35 m) in diameter and filled to a depth of 10
(3 m), The aerators circulate and distribute the chemical evenly throughout the lagoon: Water
enters the lagoon ata rate of 30 gpm (118 limin), Fuly mixed water & pumped into a rekervok ata
rate of 30 gpm (115 lifmin), The established safe concentration of this chemical is 1 ppb (part per
billion), The final mass of chemicals at a concentration of 1 ppb is most nearly
A. 0.002 Ibm (0.0007 kg) C. 0.009 Ibm (0.004 kg)
B. 0,007 Ibm (0.003 kg) D. 0.014 Ibm (0.006 kg)
Answer: B
The time taken by a toll taker to collect the toll from vehicles crossing a bridge is an exponential
distribution with a mean of 23 sec, The probability that a random vehicle will be processed in 25
S€C of more (\.e., will take longer than 25 sec) is most nearly
A.0.17 B, 0.25 ©. 0.34 D. 0.52
Answer: ©
Scanned with CamScannerA horizontal turbing jedtices 190 ft/sec of water from 30 psia to 5 psia Friction is regligtte They
power develsjed is most nearly
‘A. 350 hp B. 500 hp C. 850 hp D. 600 hp
Answer, C
1000 fi?/sec of 60 deg. F water flows from a high reservcir through a hydroclectric turtirs
instalation, exiting 625 fi lower. The head loss due to friction is 58 ft. The turtare sclerny is 20%
‘The power developed in the turbines is most nearty
pom AORN B.18MW C.43MW DTM
Answer. C
Water at 500 psig and 60 deg. F (3.5 MPa and 16 deg. C) drives a 250 hp (185 KM) sursins a0 5
‘pm against a back pressure of 30 psig (210 kPa). The water discharges through 2 4 in ("G6 ray
ciameter nozzle at 35 fi/sec (10.5 mm/s). The water is deflected 80 degree by a single tate momrg
direcily away at 10 fi's (3 m/s). The specific speed is most nearly
A.4(17) B. 25 (85) ©. 75 (260) D. 230 179)
Answer. A
‘Water at 500 psig and 60 deg. F (3.5 MPa and 16 deg. C) drives a 250 hp (125 KM suxtine a 756
Spm against a back pressure of 30 psig (210 kPa). The water discharges througts 2 4 i (05
dameter nozzie at 36 f/sec (10.5 m/s). The water is deflected 80 degree by a single ciace mors
directly away at 10 fs (3 mV/s). The total force acting on a single blade is most nearly
A. 100 Ibf (450 N) C. 160 ibf (720 N)
B. 140 tht (670 Nj D. 260 tof (1300 N)
Answer: B
A steel hydrauiic line is found to be leaking at the iocation of a threaded fitting. The first stes an
D. de-energize the line and bring the hydraulic system to a zero-energy state.
Answer. D
‘Which method should be used to locate a leak in a hydraulic system?
A. Feel the area around the suspected leak area with 2 gloved hand
8. Inspect the area visually in normal ight
. fluorescent dye into the hydraulic fuid and observe under black ight
aiing pressure is within rated limits an¢ Sghten al connecors ‘ns
rating while the system is running.
Maititenance of'a hydraulic cylinder requires its disassembly. The nydraulic cylinder consists =°-=
circular tube, piston, rod, and gland assembly that is retained by ametal setaining “ng ‘har Se mx
@ groove machined around the inside diameter cf cylinder tube After removing ‘he etainirg imp
the gland assembly does not easily side out Whal method should be used move he stusear
+ A. Pressudze the cylinder with inert gas from a tank and allow the siston a gush h= jars
assembly out 7
8. Pressufize the cylinder with compressed air from an air compressor anc lowe
piston to pish the giand assembiy out
C. Pressurize the cylinder with hydraulic fluid and allow the aiston 2 aust “he pans
assembly out
D. Use a rosebud end with an acetylene torch to thermally axpanc:he ganaamn, > he
tube.
Answer. C
Scanned with CamScanner4, car traveling through /0 deg. F (20 deg. C) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area 28 fi (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 Ibm (1500 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 115,000 Btwgal(32 MJ/L)
Assume the car is traveling 65 mph (105 kph). The drag on the car is most nearly
‘A. 30 Ibf (130 N) B, 90 Ibf (410 N) C. 120 Ibf (560 N) D. 124 Ibf (570 N)
Answer: D
Acar traveling through 70 deg. F (20 deg. C) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area 28 f¥ (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 Ibm (1500 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 418,000 Btw/gal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the car is traveling 65 mph (105 kph). The total resisting force on the car is most nearly
‘A. 120 Ibf (560 N) C, 150 Ibf (710 N)
B. 130 Ibf (670 N) D. 160 Ibf (720 N)
Answer: D
Acar traveling through 70 deg. F (20 deg. C) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area 28 fi? (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 Ibm (1500 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 4% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 115,000 Btu/gal (32 MU/L)
‘Assume the car is traveling 65 mph (105 kph). The power exhibited (manifested, delivered, etc.) by
the car is most nearly
A. 15 Btu/sec (16,000 W) ©. 19 Btu/sec (21,000 W)
B. 16 Btu/sec (18,000 W) D. 24 Btu/sec (26,000 W)
Answer: C
A car traveling through 70 deg. F (20 deg. C) air has the following characteristics,
Frontal area 28 fi? (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 Ibm (1800 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 415,000 Btu/gal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the car is travoling 65 mph (105 kph). Tha fuel consumption of the car is most nearly
A. 0.03 gal/mi (0.08 L/km) C, 0.10 gal/mi (0.23 Likm)
B. 0.07 galimi (0.16 Um} D. 0.14 galmi (0.25 Ukm}
Answer: A
In a valve test bed, the fluid flow rate was measured as 800 gpm. The specific gravity of the fluid
was 1.2. The pressure of the fluid one pipe diameter upstream of the valve wes measured as 10
psig. The pressure ten pipe diameters downstream of the valve was measured as 0.1 psig. The
pressure at the vena contracta was measured as -3 psig. The valve’s pressure recovery factor for
liquids is most nearly
A.0.3 B.0.6 C.0.8 D.09
Answer. C
Scanned with CamScannerAventuri meter with an 8 in diamoter thers: is instaived in a 12 in diame! ver tne. The venturt is
perfectly smooth, so that the discharge coefficient is 1.00. An atiached mereury manometer
registers a 4 in differeiiial, The volumetric flow rate is most nearly
AL it¥sec B. 8.2 fYsec C. 6.4 feisec D. 18 RYsec
Answer: C
60 deg. F benzene (specific gravity at 60 deg, F of 0.835) flows through an 8 in/ 3.5 in venturi
meter whose coefficient of discharge is 0.99. A mercury manometer indicates a 4 In difference in
the heights of the mercury columns, The volumetric flow rate of the benzene is most nearly
A. 1.2 fisec B. 9.1 fsec C. 13 RYsec D. 27 ft¥sec
Answer. A
15 deg. C benzene (specific gravity at 15 deg. C of 0.885) flows through an 200 mm / 90 mm
venturi meter whose coefficient of discharge is 0.99. A mercury manometer indicates a 4 in
difference in the heights of the mercury columns. The volumetric flow rate of the benzene is mest
AMUs B. 250 Us C. 360 Us D. 760 Lis
Answer. A
A sharp-edged orifice meter with a 0.2 ft diameter opening is installed in a 1 ft diameter pipe. 70
deg. F water approaches the orifice at 2 f/sec, The indicated pressure drop across the orifice meter
is most nearly
A. 5.9 psi B. 13 psi ©, 22 psi D. 47 psi
Answer: D
A mercury manometer is used to measure a pressure ciffsrence across an orifice meter in a water
line, The difference in mercury feveis is 7 in. The pressure differential is most nearly
A417 psi B.3.2 psi ©. 7.9 psi D.23psi *y
Answer: B .
A mercury manometer is used to measure a pressure difference across an orifice meter in a water
line. The difference in mercury levels is 17.8 om. The pressure differential is most nearly
A.12 kPa B.22kPa Cc, 55 kPa D. 160 kPa’
Answer: B
A sharp-edged ISA orifice is used in a schedule-40 steel 12 in water line. (Figure 17.28 is
applicable), The water temperature is 70 deg. F, and the flow rate is 10 ft/sec. The differential
pressure change across the orifice (to the vena contracta) should be approximateiy 25 ft. The
‘smallest orifice that can be used is most nearly
A55in B.7.3in C.8.4in .8.9in
Answer C iy &
A sharp-edged {SA orifice is used in & scheduls-40 steel 300 mid idsive didtfidter water ine.
(Figure 17.28 is applicable). The water temperature is 20 deg, C, and the flow rate is 250 Lis. The
differential pressure changes across the orifice (to the vena contracta) should be approximately 7.5
m. The smaitest orifice that can be used is most nearly
A t4om B. 19cm ©. 20cm D. 23. em
Answer: C -
A.2 in diameter horizontal water jet has an absolute velocity (with raspact to a sfationary point) of
40 f/sec as it strikes a curved blade. The blade is moving horlzentally away withtan absolute
velocity of 15 f/sec. Water is deflected 60 deg. from the horizontal. The force on the blade is most
nearly
A. 18 tot B. 26 Ibf C. 35 Ibf D. 47 lof
Answer: B
50 mm diameter horizontal water jet has an absolute velocity (with respect to a stationary point)
of 12 m/sec as it strikes a curved blade. The blade is moving horizontally away with an absolute
velocity of 4.5 m/sec. Water is deflected 60 deg. from the horizontal. The force on the blade is most
nearly A. 80N B. 110N C.160N D.20N
Answer: B
Scanned with CamScannerThe urate analyse of a coal 7A carbon, 5% hydrogen, 76 oxygen, 2% mlrogen, and the rest
ash. Atmospheric air is 60 deg. F and at standard pressure. The theoretical temperature of the
combustion producis is most nearly
A. 3500deg.F B.4000deg.F C.4500deg.F . 5000 deg. F
Answer. C
‘The ultimate analysis of a coal is 75% carbon, 5% hydrogen, 3% oxygen, 2% nitrogen, and the rest
ash. Atmospheric air is 18 deg. C and at standard pressure. The theoretical temperature of the
combustion products is most nearly
A 1900 -C B.2200 c c.2500 .C D. 2800 1. C
_ 1900 deg deg. deg. deg
The utimate analysis of a coal is 75% carbon, 5% hydrogen, 3% oxygen, 2% nitrogen, and the rest
ash. Atmospheric air is 60 deg. F and at standard pressure. Estimate the actual temperature of the
combustion products at the boiler outlet. Neglect dissociation. Assume 40% excess air is used and
75% of the heat is transferred to the boiler.
A. 650 deg. F B. 880 deg. F C.870deg.F 0D. 1200deg. F
Answer: B
The ultimate analysis of a coals 75% carbon, 5% hydrogen, 3% oxygen, 2% nlrogen, end the rest
combustion
75% of the heat is transferred to the boiler.
A340deg.C B.470deg.C C.520deg.C D. 700deg.C
Answer: B
A fue! oil has the following utimate analysis: 85.43% carbon, 11.31% hydrogen, 27% oxygen,
0.34% sulfur, and 0.22% nitrogen. The ofl is bumed with 60% excess air. Evaluate flue gas
volumes at 600 deg. F (320 deg. C). The volume of wet flue gases that will be produced is most
nearly A. 450. cu. fi (28 cu. m) C. 550 cu. ft (35 cum)
B. 500 cu. ft (32.0. m) 1D. 600 cu. ft (38 cu. m)
Answer: D
A fuel oil has the following ultimate analysis: 85.43% carbon, 11.31% hydrogen, 27% oxygen,
0.34% sulfur, and 0.22% nitrogen. The oil is bumed with 60% excess air. Evaluate flue 923
volumes at 600 deg. F (320 deg. C). The volume of dry five gases that will be produced is most
Nearly A. 480 cu. ft (30. cu. m) C. 630 cu. ft (40 cu. m)
B. 560 ou. ft (35 cu. m) . 80 cx (7D cua:
Answer: B
th
A fuel oil has the fotjowing ultimate analysis: 85.43% carbon, 11.31% hydrogen, 27% cxygen,
0.34% suifur, and 0.22% nitrogen. The cil is bumed with 60% excess air. Evaluate fiue g2s
volumes at 600 deg. F (320 deg. ©) The vohunetie fraction of carbon dare fs mest nary
A. 6% B. 8% D. 13%
Answer. C
The ultimate analysis of a coal is 51.45% carbon, 16.69% ash, 15.71% moisture, 7.28% oxygen,
4.02% hydrogen, 3.92% sulfur, and 0.93% nirogeri.#15,395 thm of [Link] are bumed, and 2815
Jom of ash containing 20.9% carbon (by weight) are recovered. 13.3 ibm of dry gases are produced
per pound of fuel bumed. The air used per unit mass of fue! is most nearly
A. 13 Ibm air! tbm fuel C. 15 Ibm air! thm fuel
B. 14 Ibm air! thm fuel D. 17 ibm air! bm fuel
Answer: A
‘Acoal is 65% carbon by weight. During combustion, 3% of the coal is lost in the ash pit.
Combustion uses 9.87 Ibm of air per pound of fuel. The fiue gas analysis is 81.5% nitrogen, $3
eecben dead, aed OX ecryen The parcentage of enciete a= by foees not eel
A. 10% B. 30% C. 70% DB. 140%
Answer: C
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ultimate analysis of a coal ia 61.45% catlon, 19.60% ash, 16.71% moisture, 7 98% amygan
Tae yerogen, 3.92% ‘sulfur, ‘and 0.03% nitrogen. 6023 kg of the 6oal are burned, Bhd 1267 by of
‘8h containing 20.9% carbon (by weight) ara resuvered 15.4 kg of dry gases are produned per
pound of fuel bumed. The air used per unit mass of fuel Is most Nearly
A. 13kg air! kg fuel 6. 16 kg alt kg fuel
B. 14 kg air! kg fuel D. 17 kg alr kg fuel
Answer A
‘[Link] has an ultimate analysis of 67. 34% cartvon, 4.01% oxygan, 4.49% hydrogen, 4.28% suit,
4.05% nitrogen, and the rest ash. 3% of the carbon is loat during combustion, The flua gases ar
81.9% nitrogen, 16.5% carbon dioxide, 1.6% carbon monoxide, and 1% oxygen by volume. The
heat loss due to the formation of carbon monoxida is most nearly
A600 Btubm —B. 800 Btubm —C. 1000 Bluibm 0. 1200 Btu/lem
‘Answer. A
‘Acoal has an ultimate analysis of 67. 34% carbon, 4.01% oxygen, 4.43% hydrogen, 4.28% sulfur,
4.08% nitrogen, and the rest ash. 3% of the carbon Is lost during combustion, The flue gases are
81.9% nitrogen, 16.5% carbon dioxide, 1.6% carbon monoxide, and 1% oxygen by valume. The
heat loss due to the formation of carbon monoxide is most nearly
AAAMIKg = B..OMKg = C.23MJkg =D. 2.8 Mukg
Answer: A
‘A natural gas is 93% methane, 3.73% nitrogen, 1.82% hydrogen, 0.45% carbon monoxide, 0.35%
‘oxygen, 0.25% ethylene, 0.22% carbon dioxide, and 0.18% hydrogen sulfide by volume. The gas is
‘bumied with 40% excess air. Atmospheric alr is 60 deg. F and at standard atmospheric prossura.
‘The gas density is most nearly
2 A.0.017 Ibnvh®B, 0,043 Ibm C. 0,089 Ibm/ft?D. 0.110 Ibm?
B
Answer:
A natural gas is 93% methane, 3.73% nitrogen, 1.82% hydrogen, 0.45% carbon monoxide, 0.35%
‘oxygen, 0.25% ethylene, 0.22% carbon dioxide, and 0.18% hydrogen sulfide by volume. The gas is
bumed with 40% excess air. Atmospheric alr s 60 deg. F and at standard atmospheric pressure.
The theoretical air requirements are most nearly
A. 5 fi? airff fuel C. 9 ft alr/f? fuel
B. 7 fi air/ft? fuel D. 13 ft air/f? fuel
Answer: C
A natural gas is 93% methane, 3.73% nitrogen, 1.82% hydrogen, 0.45% carbon monoxide, 0.35%
oxygen, 0.25% ethylene, 0.22% carbon dioxide, and 0.18% hydrogen sulfide by volume. The gas
0 with 40% excesa air. Atmospheric air is 60 deg. F and at standard atmospheric pressure.
The percentage of CO; in the flue gas (wet basis) Is most nearly
A6.9% B.7.7% C.8.1%. D.11%
Answer: A
A natural gas is 93% methane, 3.73% nitrogen, 1.82% hydrogen, 0.45% carbon monoxide, 0.35%
oxygen, 0.25% ethylene, 0.22% carbon dloxide, and 16% tycropen sulfide by volume. The gas is
1 with 40% excess alr, Atmospheric air is 60 deg. F and at standard atmospheric pressure.
‘The péjeentage of CO: In the flue gas (dry basis) is most nearly
“269% 87,
oe 7% C.8.1% 0.11%
i es ee ° " “ne ns without friction at 20s
Answer, D . ;
tren te oar on toes of 25 cm diameter travels without friction at 9 m/s
Answer D oo C.20k D. 2.3 kd
Scanned with CamScannerA car traveling through 70 deg. F (20 deg. C) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area 28 fi? (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 Ibm (1500 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 415,000 Btu/gal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the car is traveling at 55 mph. The drag on the car is most nearly
A.1Ibf(SN) —-B.3IbE(12N) —C. 30Ibf(130.N) D. 90 Ibf (410 N)
Answer: D
A car traveling through 70 dag. F (20 deg. C) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area 28 fi? (2.6 m2)
Mass 3300 bm (1500 kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 115,000 Btu/gal (32 MU/L)
‘Assume the car is traveling at 55 mph. The total resisting force on the car is most nearly
A. 60 ibf (280 N) ‘C. 3300 Ibf (15 000 N)
B. 120 Ibf (560 N) D. 3400 bf (15,500 N)
Answer: B
‘A car traveling through 70 deg. F go, 9 ) air has the following characteristics.
Frontal area ft? (2.6 m?) =.
Mass: $00 Ibm (1500 kg) z
Drag coefficient F
Rolling resistance i of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 115,000 Btu/gal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the car is traveling at 55 mph. The power exhibited (manifested, delivered, etc.) by the car
is most nearly
A. 6 Btu/sec (7000 W) C. 22 Btulsec (24,000 W)
B. 13 Btu/sec (14,000 W) D. 360 Btulsec (28,000 W)
Answer. B
A car traveling through 70 deg. F (20 degC) air hes ioving ices,
Frontal area 28 fi? (2.6 m?) +
Mass ‘ 3300 Ibm ae kg)
Drag coefficient 0.42
Rolling resistance 1% of weight
Engine thermal efficiency 28%
Fuel heating value 115,000 Btu/gal (32 MJ/L)
Assume the cars traveling at 85 mph. Considering opty thé drag end rifing resistance, the fet
consumption of the car is most nearly
‘A. 0.026 gal/mi (0.062 Lk) ©. 0.051 gelmi (0.12 Lem)
B. 0.038 gal/mi (0.087 km) D. 0.13 gal'mi (0.30 Um)
Answer: A
68 deg. F castor oil (kinematic viscosity al 68 deg. F of 1110.x 10 (raised to -5) Sisec} tows
through a pump whose impeller tums at 1000 rpm. A similar pump twice the frst ump’s sizes
tested with 68 deg. F air. Theoretically, what should be the appraximate speed of the seconc
pump’s impeller to ensure similarity?
A.3.6 rpm B. 88 mpm C.250pm =i. 1600p
Answer: A
Scanned with CamScannerA utility boiler burns coal with an ultimate analysis of 76.56% carbon, 7.7% oxygen, 6.1% silicon,
5.5% hydrogen, 2.44% sulfur, and 1.7% nitrogen. 410 Ibr/hr of refuse are removed with a
composition of 30% carbon and 0% sulfur. All the suifur and the remaining carbon are bumed. The
power plant has tha following characteristics.
Coal feed rate: 15,300 tbavhr
Electric power rating: 47MW
Generator efficiency: 95%
‘Steam generator efficiency: 26%
Cooling water rate: 225 cu. fusec
The emission rate of solid particulates in Ibmvr is most nearly
23 ibmvhr —B. 150 fbmihr —C. 810 bvhr—_D. 1700 lorvhr
Answer: D
[Link] boiler bums coal with an ultimate analysis of 76.55% carbon, 7.7% oxygen, 6.1% silicon,
5.5% hydrogen, 2.44% sulfur, and 1.7% nitrogen. 410 Ibm/hr of refuse are removed with a
composition of 30% carbon and 0% sulfur. All the sulfur and the remaining carbon are bumed. The
power plant has the following characteristics.
Coal feed rate: 45,300 Ibmvhr
Electric power rating: 17Mw
Generator efficiency: 95%
Steam generator efficiency: 86%
Cooling water rate: 225 cu. fsec
‘The suiurdloxlde produced per hours most neerly
220 bevte 8.340 bry C700 mvt. 1100 rte
Answer: C
‘The work done when a balloon carries a 12 Ibm load to 40,000 ft height is most nearly
A. 2.4 x 108 fbf ©. 7.7 x 10° ftlbt
B. 4.8 x 10° f-lbf D. 99x 105 Abt
Answer: B
The work done when a baie a a52 ig) bea ‘0, 12,000 m height is most nearly
A. 300 ks D.1.3MJ
Answer: B
What is most nearly the compression (deflection) if a 100 Ibm weight is dropped from 8 ft onto a
spring with a stiffness of 33.33 lbf/in?
A.27in B. 34 in C. 39iin , D.45in:
Answer A t ay
What is most nearly the compression (deflection) if a 50 kg ib is drbpbed irom 2.m onto &
spring with a stiffness of 5/837 x 103 Nim?
A.0.67m B. 0,85 m C.0,90 m D.14m
‘Answer: A
A punch press flywheel with a moment of inertia of 483 Ibm-ft? operates al 300 rpm. What is most
early the speed in rpm to which the whee! will be reduced after a sudden purcting Faquiring 4500
fbf of work? i
A. 160 pm. B. 190 rpm. Cc. 220 1pm. D. 280 rom ¢ ti
Answer: B
A punch press flywheel with a moment of inertia of 20 kg-m? operates at 300 rpm. What is most
nearly the speed In rpm to which the wheel will be reduced after a sudden punching requiring 6100
J of work? A. 180 pm B, 180 rpm ©. 220 tpm D. 280 rpm,
Answer. B
A force of 550 Ibf making a 40 deg. angle (upward) from the horizontal pushes a box 20 ft across
the floor. The work done is most nearly
A. 2200 felbf B. 3700 ft-lbf C, 4200 ft-tbf 1D, 8400 ftlbf
Answer: D
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