Which gas leakage do you think poses a greater risk for fire? Explain

Q: U-235 pellets (D=0.50-in, L=.80-in) are used in a 1250 MW PWR. Determine the total number of pellets…

A: U-235 pellets diameter is just equivalent to 0.50 inches of diameter of fuel rods. so, the only…

Q: What is the advantage of having high steam quality compare to low steam quality?

A: Steam quality formula  x = mvapormliquid+mvapor

Q: Why is compressed air supplied to the sewage treatment plant on board? What is its importance and…

A: Compressed air is used during treatment of sewage treatment plant. It is due to the reason that…

Q: (c) Do gases usually have a constant specific weight?

A: The specific weight of the gas: The specific weight of the gas is also termed as the specific…

Q: Explain regeneration by pressure reduction?

A: The regeneration done by the reduction of pressure is known as pressure swing adsorption.

Q: 1) Define the degree of reaction of a reaction turbine

A: To define : The degree of reaction of a reaction turbine. Concept used: Reaction turbine: Reaction…

Q: What percentage of the U.S. electric power is generated using nuclear fission?

A: Given Data⇒ U S Electric power generation Problem statement⇒ Problem says What percentage of the…

Q: For what purpose is  the secant formula used?

A: Secant formula is used to calculate buckling load in columns. In Euler formula we assume that the…

Q: A boiler uses 2500 kg of coal per hour. The amount of air needed for the combustion of one kg of…

A: Given data: The mass of the coal uses in 1 hour is mC=2500 kghr The air fuel ratio is AF=16 The…

Q: Briefy discuss the photosynthesis and state its importance in petroleum engineering point of view

A: To find:- discuss the photosynthesis and state its importance in petroleum engineering point of view

Q: What are the different moderators used in a nuclear power plant. What properties make them suitable…

A: Moderators are the material that slows down neutron. The common moderators used in nuclear power…

Q: Fuels used in automobiles release different amounts of energy when burned. Explain some tradeoffs…

A: In automobiles, the fuels, when burning, release different amounts of energy. The main fuels are…

Q: Differentiate between water tube boiler and fire tube boiler.

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Q: Explain Diesel-fired power plant

A: A generating station during which diesel motor is employed because the first cause for the…

Q: Define boiler draught and the types and why natural draught is produced by means of a chimney.

A: Please find the solution below for the Boiler draught definition and the types And the reason why…

Q: _is the temperature at which an oil substance gives off vapor continuously, when a flame is applied.…

A: TEMPERATURE  Temperature is the degree or intensity of heat contained in a substance or system, as…

Q: In the Benson boiler given below, what is A?

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Q: Define the Exergy Destroyed During Stirring of a Gas.

A: Exergy has been a primary tool under the second law of thermodynamics. Exergy efficiency becomes…

Q: What are the four factors that determine the efficiency of a furnace?

A: The furnace is used to provide and maintain a certain temperature for any object for heat treatment…

Q: Explain in detail with relevant sketch, the working of high pressure boiler.

A: The high pressure boiler generate electricity by turning water into steam using thermal energy in…

Q: A type of boiler in which flue gases flow over the boiler tubes. O Watertube boiler O Firetube…

A: following is the answer to the above problem-

Q: Define the cutoff frequencies in plasma.

A: A cut off frequency is the breaking frequency from which the energy begins to reduce. It is the…

Q: How do the different zones of gas turbine combustor affect the formation of pollutants?

A: To find: The generation of pollutants is influenced by the various zones in gas turbine combustor.

Q: what are the different type of Boilers?

A: boilers are the closed vessel used to convert the water into high pressure steam when we heated the…

Q: Describe Isentropic Processes of Ideal Gases

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Q: Write systematically how is solar thermal energy captured using solar power towers? Explain with a…

A: Solar energy :-Solar energy is made by nuclear fusion reaction that takes place within the sun. it's…

Q: how can we use electricity to check the reliability of concrete bridge made with carbon fires?

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Q: = Explain the significance of the d² law.

A: Droplet evaporation is a phenomenon associated with the processes of heat transfer, mass transfer,…

Q: Complete the following gas tables:

A: Given data  Given table

Q: . Complete the following gas tables:

A: Given data Given table

Q: Q7. The mass of air needed for complete combustion of 1 kg of propane -:(Сзн8) is

A: Chemical expression of air is O2 + 7921N2. Stoichiometric equation:- C3H8 + 5O2+7921N2 → 3CO2 +…

Q: What is an internal combustion engines? Give the classification of internal combustion engines

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Q: What is organic Rankine cycle? Describe and classify the fluids used through the T-s diagram.

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Q: suppose that the inner cone of flame produces 430 btu per cubic foot of gas, and the outter envelope…

A: The Flame is a visible, gaseous part of a fire which is caused due to highly exothermic reaction of…

Q: While discussing the reaction by a refrigerant to heat:

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Q: Explain Gas-fired power plant

A: Given Data⇒ Gas-fired power plant

Q: 1.What is the difference between the Water Tube Boiler and Fire Tube Boiler ?

A: “Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: In gas welding process, which among the following type of flame where Acetylene is in excess…

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Q: The pressure produced by the formation fluids at a cenain point is known as a Reservoir pressure

A: The pressure produced by the formation fluids at a certain point is called Reservoir pressure. It…

Properties of Pure Substances

A substance with fixed chemical composition throughout is called a pure substance like water, air, and nitrogen. A pure substance does not have to be a single element or compound. A mixture of two or more phases of a pure substance is also a pure substance as long as the chemical composition is the same for all phases. These substances mainly have a constant/ uniform composition. The substances also have fixed boiling and melting points. A pure substance takes part in a chemical reaction to form predictable products.