• Q : Coefficient of restitution between the block and the sphere....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A 2.5 lbf block 'B' is moving with a velocity Vo of magnitude Vo = 6ft/s as it hits the 1.5 lbf sphere 'A', which is at rest and hanging from a cord attached at O.

  • Q : What is the temperature and state of the steam in the pipe....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Steam is flowing in a line at 100 bar. It is flashed out through a valve to 1 bar pressure. The temperature of the steam after flashing to 1 bar is 100 C. 

  • Q : Helium gas in an ideal otto cycle....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Helium gas in an ideal Otto cycle is compressed from 12°C and 2 L to 0.25 L, and its temperature increases by an additional 800°C during the heat addition process. The temperature of helium be

  • Q : Determine the magnitudes of r....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    If the resultant force .·R is directed along a line measu red 75' clockwise from the positi"e x axis and the magnitude of F2 is to be a minimum. Determine the magnitudes of F R a

  • Q : The rate of heat loss from the molten salt per meter length....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A molten mixture of salt (NaNO3-KNO3) is used as the heat transfer fluid for application in a parabolic trough solar field.

  • Q : Determine the engine block surface temperature....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    An engine block with a surface area measured to be 0.90m2 generates a power output of 55 kW with a net engine efficiency of 35%. 

  • Q : What is a beam and what factors determine the maximum load....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    What is a column? what factors determine the amount of load that causes it failure and the manner in which it fails? 

  • Q : What is differential levelling....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    What is differential levelling? list the procedure for carrying out a differential levelling exercise where one point is beyond the range of the instrement .

  • Q : Calculate the static thrust of the turbojet engine....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Calculate the static thrust of the turbojet engine having mass flow 88lbm/sec the ratio of air and fuel mass flowing into the turbojet is 50:1 and it's exhaust plane the velocity is 1640 ft/sec and pr

  • Q : Temperature inside the cylinder remains constant....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A mass of 2.4 kg of air at 150 Kpa absolute and 12 degrees Celsius is contained in gas tight, frictionless piston cylinder device. The air now compressed to a final pressure of 600kPa abs. 

  • Q : Determine the elevation difference when a pressure....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    The manometer shown above in problem 1 above contains water and kerosene. with both tubes open to the atmosphere, the free surface elevations differ by H=20mm determine the elevation difference when a

  • Q : Find the density gradient at point b....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Air flows in a channel whose velocity at 3 neighbouring points a,b, and c, which are 10 cm apart, are shown in the following figure.

  • Q : Storke cycle internal combustion engines....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Explain the following terms with respect to 4-storke cycle internal combustion engines: stroke/bore ratio, piston displacement, clearance volume, compression ratio, engine displacement, indicated powe

  • Q : Determine the elevation difference between the fluid free....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Problem 1: The U-tube manometer shown below is open to the atmosphere and partially filled with water so that the water height in both arms is 20 cm.

  • Q : Use potential flow theory to determine the lift coefficient....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Use potential flow theory to determine the lift coefficient of a spinning baseball in terms of the forward velocity (V ) and spin RPM. 

  • Q : The landsat c earth resources satellite....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    The LANDSAT-C Earth resources satellite has a nearly circular orbit with an eccentricity of 0.00132. At perigee the satellite is at an altitude (measured from the Earth's surface) of 417 km.

  • Q : The relative density of the fluid....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Sleep apnea is a disorder involving brief interruptions of breathing during sleep. Many patients who suffer from sleep apnea can benefit from devices that maintain a continuous positive airway pressur

  • Q : Determine the center temperature of the hot dog....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A hot dog can be considered to be a cylinder 12 cm long and 2 cm in diameter whose properties are ρ= 980 kg/m^3, Cp = 3.9 kJ/kgoC, k = 0.76 W/moC, and α= 1.99x10^-7 m^2 /s.

  • Q : Determine the rate of heat loss from the hot water....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Hot water at an average temperature of 90oC passes through a row of eight parallel pipes that are 4 m long and have an outer diameter of 3 cm, located vertically in the middle of a concrete wall (k =

  • Q : Compare to the pressure outside the bubble and discuss....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A soap bubble of diameter 24.50 mm is filled with air. The absolute pressure outside the bubble is 100.5 kPa. The gage pressure inside the bubble is 15.90 Pa.

  • Q : Inputs temperature and molar volume....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Create a MATLAB function called P_VDW.m that solves for the pressure using the van der Waals Equation of State (EOS). This EOS inputs temperature and molar volume and two parameters, a and b. The equa

  • Q : The governing equation for an ideal gas....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Create a MATLAB function called P_IG.m that solves for the pressure of an ideal gas (in Pa) when given the Temperature (in K), and the molar volume (in m3/mol). Note that these are all SI units.

  • Q : How much silicon will be removed in this time....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    In a micromanufacturing process a 50 nm thick silicon nitride layer is employed as a hard mask for a silicon layer. The etchant is potassium hydroxide (KOH).

  • Q : What is the force needed to separate the top surface....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A layer of water seperates two smooth surfaces a distance of 2r. Derive an experssion for the force needed to pul the two surfaces apart. Consider the bottom surface fixed. What is the force needed to

  • Q : What is the temperature at the corner corresponding....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A square metal plate is heated to 80 C at the corner corresponding to x=y=1. The temperature distribution in the plate is described by  80e-(x-1)^2e-3(y-1)^2  obtain the surface and contour

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