Engineering Thermodynamics Set 7

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This set of Engineering Thermodynamics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Engineering Thermodynamics Set 7

Q1 | The internal energy of a perfect gas is afunction of
  • a) pressure change &temperature
  • b) temperature change &specific heat
  • c) pressure & work supplied
  • d) temperature
Q2 | During a polytropic expansion 25% of heat is converted into work while temperature of gas rises by 30 K, the specific heat of gas at constant volume is
  • a) 10% w
  • b) 12 % w
  • c) 15% w
  • d) 20% w
Q3 | During a constant pressure expansion of a gas 33.3 % heat is converted into work while the temperature rises by 20K. The specific heat of gas at constant pressureis
  • a) 10% w
  • b) 12 % w
  • c) 15% w
  • d) 20% w
Q4 | During an adiabatic compression when temperature increase by 100% the pressure increases by 1000%. The ratio ofspecific heats, ? is
  • a) 1.3
  • b) 1.35
  • c) 1.4
  • d) 1.45
Q5 | In an constant pressure heating certain fraction of heat supplied is converted into work. If ?=1.4 this fraction is
  • a) 0.25
  • b) 0.286
  • c) 0.3
  • d) 0.327
Q6 | The area under the curve on temperature entropy diagram represents
  • a) work done during the process
  • b) heat exchanged during the process
  • c) change in internal energy during the process
  • d) change in entropy during the process
Q7 | The change in entropy is zero during
  • a) hyperbolic process
  • b) constant pressureprocess
  • c) adiabatic processes
  • d) polytropic process
Q8 | Choose incorrect statement
  • a) isentropic process is adiabatic
  • b) adiabatic process has no heat exchange
  • c) hyperbolic process is isothermal
  • d) no work is done in constant pressure process
Q9 | Choose the correct statement
  • a) there is no change of entropy in an adiabatic expansion
  • b) entropy is an extensive property of gas derived from first law of thermodynamics
  • c) the area under the curve in a temp.-entropy diagram gives the change of entropy
  • d) the change of entropy during a constant pressure process is always negative
Q10 | 1.6 Kg of air is expanded at constant pressure from 100°C to 0°C resulting in entropy change of - 2.0 J/K 3.2 Kg of air is cooled at constant volume from 100°C to 0°C with a change in entropy of -3.0 J/K.The ratio Cp/ Cv is
  • a) 1.333
  • b) 1.366
  • c) 1.4
  • d) 1.43
Q11 | Entropy at absolute zero temperature iszero for a
  • a) perfect gas
  • b) perfect substance
  • c) perfect crystal
  • d) glass
Q12 | The third law of thermodynamics
  • a) defines entropy
  • b) provides a base from which entropy is measured
  • c) defines change of entropy
  • d) gives availability of heat for conversion into work
Q13 | Entropy is called the property of a system because
  • a) it has same value at any two equilibrium states
  • b) it depends upon the process path
  • c) it has a unique value at each equilibrium state
  • d) it does not change between two equilibriumstates
Q14 | Entropy of mixture of two gases aftersudden mixing is
  • a) greater than
  • b) less than its inputtemperature
  • c) same as sum of entropy ofindividual gases
  • d) unpredictable
Q15 | If a substance goes though a cycle of changes returning back to original state,the change in entropy is
  • a) positive
  • b) negative
  • c) zero
  • d) positive or negative depending upon originalstate
Q16 | A sequence of operations which a gas undergoes in such a way that final state issame as original state, mahe a
  • a) reversible cycle
  • b) irreversible cycle
  • c) thermal cycle
  • d) thermodynamic cycle
Q17 | In a reversible process
  • a) heat transfer takes place over finite temperaturedifference
  • b) heat transfer takes place over infinitesimaltemperature difference
  • c) heat transfer takes place from surrounding to thesystem
  • d) heat transfer takes place from the system tothe surrounding
Q18 | Which of the following processes is very close to reversible
  • a) lifting of a body above the ground
  • b) compression of a gas in the cylinder against a piston
  • c) flow of a fluid in a pipe
  • d) motion of a boat in water
Q19 | A perfect gas having p1= 0.1 M/mm², v1=0.18 m³, T1=20°C is compressed to 1/10 of volume in an isothermal process.The change in entropy is
  • a) -141.45 j/k
  • b) 141.45 j/k
  • c) -41446.23 j/k
  • d) 0
Q20 | The enthalpy of a system
  • a) i= internal energy + pv
  • b) i= internal energy + pdv
  • c) i= internal energy + vdp
  • d) i= change in internalenergy + pv
Q21 | During a polytropic expansion workobtained is 1.8 times the heat transferred. If ?=1.4, n will be
  • a) 1.2
  • b) 1.19
  • c) 1.178
  • d) 1.155
Q22 | Which statement is wrong for throttlingexpansion
  • a) pressure drop = 0
  • b) change in enthalpy = 0
  • c) work done = 0
  • d) change in internalenergy = 0
Q23 | Which statement is wrong for adiabaticexpansion
  • a) h = 0
  • b) w = 0
  • c) ds = 0
  • d) w+e = 0
Q24 | Maximum amount of work that can be converted into heat in any process
  • a) depends upon initial & final temperature
  • b) depends upon how much work is lost in friction
  • c) is 50%
  • d) is 100%
Q25 | The universal gas constant will be equal to difference between specific heats at constant pressure & constant volume for
  • 1 kg mass of gas
  • 1 molecule of gas
  • 1 kg molecule of gas
  • any mass of gas