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Question 19

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In an airbreathing gas turbine engine, the combustor inlet temperature is 600 K. The heating value of the fuel is 43.4 × 10⁶ J/kg. Assume Cₚ to be 1100 J/kg K for air and burned gases, and fuel-air ratio f<< 1.0. Neglect kinetic energy at the inlet and exit of the combustor and assume 100% burner efficiency. What is the fuel-air ratio required to achieve 1300 K temperature at the combustor exit?
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Question 33

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The ratio of the speed of sound in H

(molecular weight 2 kg/kmol) to that in N

(molecular weight 28 kg/kmol) at temperature 300 K and pressure 2 bar is ____. (round off to two decimal places)

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Question 61

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A gas turbine combustor is burning methane and air at an equivalence ratio

, where

and

is the ratio of mass flow rate of fuel to the mass flow rate of air at stoichiometry. If the air flow rate is

kg/s then the mass flow rate of methane is _____ kg/s. (round off to two decimal places)

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Question 23

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The region of highest static temperature in a rocket engine and the region of highest heat flux are ____________, respectively.
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Question 42

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Which of the following is NOT always true for a combustion process taking place in a closed system?
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Question 5

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The combustion process in a turbo-shaft engine during ideal operation is:
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Question 27

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The figure shows three glasses P, Q and R with water and floating ice cube. Glass P has a solid ice cube, glass Q has an ice cube with a small solid steel ball embedded in it and glass R has an ice cube with an air bubble. After the ice cube melts, the level of water in glasses P, Q and R, respectively:
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Question 48

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The operating conditions of an aircraft engine combustor are as follows. The rate of total enthalpy of air entering the combustor = 28.94 MJ/s. The rate of total enthalpy of air leaving the combustor = 115.42 MJ/s. Mass flow rate of air = 32 kg/s. Air to fuel mass ratio = 15.6. Lower heating value of the fuel = 46 MJ/kg. The efficiency of the combustor is ______% (round off to two decimal places).

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Question 20

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For the complete combustion of 1 mole of ethanol (C

H

OH), the required number of moles of oxygen is ______.

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Question 21

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One kg of diatomic gas is heated and its temperature increases from 100 K to 600 K. The energy added at constant pressure during this process is 500 kJ. The specific heat at constant volume for the gas is ______ kJ/kgK. (round off to 2 decimal places).

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