1.

Topping turbines are

A. low pressure condensing ones.
B. high pressure condensing ones.
C. high pressure condensing ones.
D. pressure non condensing ones.

2. Steam turbine are governed by

A. bypass governing.
B. nozzle governing.
C. throttle governing.
D. all of the above.

3. The governing employed for medium and larger sized steam turbines is
A. nozzle.
B. bypass.
C. throttle.
D. none of above.

4. The effect of condensing friction in steam nozzles for the same pressure ratio
leads to
A. no change in exist velocity from the nozzle and quality of exist steam.
B. increase in dryness fraction of exist steam.
C. decrease in exist velocity from the nozzle.
D. both (B) and (C).

5. Ash the main waste product of steam power plants with low grade coal (may
be tonnes per day). This ash
A. can be used brick making near the plant side.
B. can be dumped in disused mines, river or sea or in an area excavated in
the waste land.
C. can be used in building construction.
D. all of above.

6. Belt conveyors can be employed for transporting coal at inclination up to

A. 75.
B. 45.
C. 20.
D. 15.

Fly ash generally results from

diesel engine.
pulverized coal boiler.
gas turbine.
fluidized bed boiler.
B
Dust can be separate from gas by
abrupt changes of flow direction.
impingement upon small baffles.
sudden velocity decreased owing to enlargement.
any of above.
D
The feed water treatment is done mainly to avoid
carry over problem.
embrittlement problem.
corrosion and scale formation problems.
All of above.
D
It is necessary to heat water before feeding it back to the boiler as because of this
A. some other impurities carried by steam and condensate due to corrosion in
boiler and condenser are precipitated outside the boiler.
B. thermal stresses due to cold water entering the boiler drum are avoided.
C. the dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide which would otherwise corrode
boiler are removed in feed water heater.
D. all of the above.
D
The draught produced by a chimney is called the
A. natural draught.
B. forced draught.
C. balanced draught.
D. induced draught.
A
The draught
is provided by chimney.
is used small steam boiler.
can also be used in large steam boiler if economizers and preheater have been
used.
both (A) and (B).
D
The draught produced in locomotive boiler is by
steam jet.
chimney.
forced law.
motion of locomotive.
A
Artificial draught is produced by
A. an induced fan.
B. a forced fan.
C. induced and forced fan.
C
For forced draught the bowler is located
A. near the base of the boiler.
B. near the base of chimney.
C. at the top of chimney.
D. any where permissible.
A
Induced draught fan are used to
control the heater generated in nuclear reactor.
forced the air inside the coal furnace.
pull the gas out of the chimney.
cool the hot gases coming out of the boiler.
B
In forced draught the main function of the chimney is to
reduce the temperature of the discharge hot gases.
discharge gases high up in the atmospheric from the point of view of air
pollution.
accelerate fuel combustion.
all of the above.
B
Which of following equipment is installed in thermal power plant to reduce air
pollution?
Air filter.
Stock.
Air electrostatic precipitator.
None of them.
C
Electrostatic precipitator is installed between
boiler furnace and economiser.
ID fan and chimney.
air preheater and induced fan.
economizer and air preheater.
C
Turbo alternators run at
a constant speed of 3000 rpm.
a constant speed of 1000 rpm.
a variable speed above 1000 rpm.
a variable speed around 2000 rpm.
A

Which of the following statements regarding load curve is true?

The area of the load curve divided by the number of hours gives load factor.
The area under curve gives arrange demand.
The ratio of area under the load curve to the total area of the rectangle in
which it is contained gives the load factor.
The area of load curve divided by the number of hours gives the demand factor.
C
A mass curve can be plotted from
Energy load curve.
Load duration curve.
Chronological curve.
Both load duration curve and chronological load curve.
C
A power station's plant load factor is defined as the ratio of
Minimum load to peak load.
Minimum load to average load.
Average load to peak load.
The energy generated to that maximum energy that could have been generated.
C

Maximum demand on the power system is

Maximum value of units (KWh) supplied during a period.
Instantaneous maximum value interval averaged during a period.
The greatest of all short time interval averaged demand during a period.
Instantaneous maximum value of KVA supplied during a period.
C
Demand factor is defined as the ratio of
Maximum demand to average load.
Maximum demand to connected load.
Connect load to maximum demand.
Average load to maximum demand.
B
Demand factor on a power system is
Always lesser than unity.
Always greater than unity.
Normally lesser than unity.
Normally greater than unity.
A
Diversity factor the ratio of
Demand of all consumers/average demand.
Sum of maximum demands of consumers/system maximum demand.
Maximum demand of consumers/average demand.
None of above.
B
Diversity factor in a power system is
Normally less than unity.
Normally more than unity.
Always less than unity.
Always more than unity.
D
Diversity factor has direct effect on
Operating cost per unit generated.
Fixed cost per unit per generated.
Both of above.
None of above.
B
Spinning reverse is
The reverse generating which is in operating nut is not is service.
The reverse generating capacity which is available for service but not in
operation.
The reverse generating capacity which is connected to the bus is ready to take load.
None of above.
B
In a power plant, a reverse generating capacity which is in operation but not in
service, is called the
Firm reverse.
Cold reverse.
Spinning reverse.
Hot reverse.
In a power plant, a reverse generating capacity, which is in operable condition and
available for service, but not in operation is called
Cold reverse.
Hot reverse.
Firm reverse.
Spinning reverse.
The power which must be available ever under emergency conditions is known as
Hot reverse.
Cold reverse.
Firm reverse.
Spinning reverse.

Utilization factor is defined as the ratio of

Maximum demand on the power plant to the rated capacity of the power
plant.
Average demand to rated capacity of the power plant.
Rated capacity of the power plant to the maximum demand.
None of above.
A
The knowledge of diversity factor helps in computing
Average load.
Plant capacity.
Peak demand.
Units (KWh) generated.
B
Plant capacity factor is
Actual energy produce/maximum possible energy that could have been
produced.
Energy generated in a given period/(maximum demand hours of operation in
given period).
Actual energy produce/plant capacity hours for which the plant has been in
operation.
None of above.
A

Which of following statement is correct?

Utilisation factor = Capacity factor load factor.
Capacity factor = Load factor Utilisation factor.
Load factor = Capacity factor Utilisation factor.
None of these.
B
A large diversity factor of the load in a power system
Does not affect the installation cost.
Reduces the installation cost.
Increase the installation cost.
None of above.
B
As the load factor of a generating plant increase the generation cost per KWh
generated
Increases.
Decreases.
Remain same.
None of these.
B
Two port tariff is charged on the basis of
Unit consumed.
Connected load.
Maximum demand.
Both A and B.
D
 The long term load telecast forecast is required for
Economic operation plant.
Planning the additional in generation capacity.
Operation of plant.
Operation of plant (D) both (A) abd (B).
B

In a thermal power station which of the following is not a fixed cost?

Insurance changes.
Salary of high officials.
Interest on capital cost of land buildings.
Fuel and lubricating oil cost.
D
In a power plant, which of following items fall in the category of semifixed changes?
Salaries of management and clerical staff.
All type of taxes and insurance changes.
Annual interest and depreciation on capital cost.
All of above.

D
In a power plant which of following items does not fall in the operating cost
category?
Salaries of management and clerical staff.
Maintenance and repair lost.
Salaries of operational and maintenance staff.
Salaries of supervisory staff engaged on the running of the plant.
A
In a straight line method, annual depreciation changes are calculated by
The capital cost divided by the number of years of life.
Making a provision for setting each year a fixed rate, first applied to the original cost
and then to the diminishing value, depending upon the useful life of the plant.
The capital cost minus salvage value divided by the number of year of life.
None of above.
C
In comparison to steam plant, the annual fixed cost of nuclear plant is
Quit high.
Quit low.
Equal.
Does not say.
A
In power plant insurance cover provided for
Skilled worker only.
Un skilled worker only.
Equipment only.
All of above.
D
During which season the load on a power system is minimum?
Summer.
Winter.
Rainy.
Automn.
B
A load curve is a plot of
Load versus current.
Load versus time.
Load versus duration of time.
Total number of unit generated versus time.
B
 During summer season load on the system increases, this due to
Increased use of fan, aircoolers and air condition.
Increse buisness activity.
Increase in demand water supply.
Vacation in school and institution.
A
The area under curve represents
Current.
Energy consumed.
System voltage.
Maximum demand.
B
Load curve of a power generating station is always
Zero slop.
Positive slop.
Negative slop.
All of above.
D
Load curve helps is deciding the
Operating schedule of generating units.
Total install capacity of the plant.
Size of generating units.
All of above.
D
The chornolgical load curve indicates
Variation in demand from instant to instant during 24 hours.
Variation in demand factor during 24 hours.
The total number of hours for which a particular load last during the day.
The total energy consumed upto different times of the day.
A
 Load factor of a power plant is
Always less than unity.
Always more than unity.
Generally equal unity.
Normally more than unity.
A
Connected load means
Load drawn ny consumer at any instant.
Installed electrical load in the premises of a consumer.
Maximum load consumer draws.
None of above.
B
Load duration curve gives
Overage load.
The number of hours for which a particular load lasts during the day.
The variation of load during different hours of the day.
None of the above.
B
A mass curve represents
The variation of load during different hours of the day.
The total energy consumed by the load upto a particular time in a day.
Average load.
The number of hours for which a particular load lasts during the day.
B
Integrated load duration curve representing total number of units (KWH) generated
for a given demand in KW can be plotted directly from
Mass curve.
Load duration curve.
Load curve.
Any of these.
B

Interconnected system have the advantage(s) of

Improved load factor, diversity factor.
Reduced reversed plant capacity.
All of the above.
None of the above.
C
For stable operation of interconnected system, the passive element that can be
used as the interconnecting element is
Capacitor.
Resistor.
Reactor.
Both option A. and B.
C
A power system needs injection of VAR at
A. Peak load.
B. Off peak load.
C. Full load.
D. Both A and B.
D
Shunt capacitor in a substation
Deliver lagging VARs.
Deliver active power.
Consume lagging VARs.
Consume active power.
A
The injection of VARs is required to
Increase the voltage at the receiving end.
Compensate for line losses.
Get a good voltage profile.
All of above.
C
Load frequency controls are carried out with
I controllers only.
P controllers only.
D controllers only.
PID controllers.
D
The main objective of load frequency controller is to apply control of
Frequency alone.
Frequency and bus voltages.
Frequency and at the same time of real power exchange vial the out going
line.
Frequency and at the same time of reactive power exchange via the outgoing lines.
C
In AGC, the voltage and frequency is controlled by
Turbine speed control and excitation control respectively.
Excitation control.
Turbine control speed control.
None of above.
A
Consider a power system with two plants S 1 and S2 connected through a tie line.
When the load frequency control of the system, the flat tie line control system
preferred over the fault frequency regulation system because
Only the tie line required to absorb the load swing.
The load change in a particular area is taken care by the generator in that area
resulting in the tie line loading to remain constant.
This ensures that only the more efficient plants input is controlled for load
variation in any area.
All of the above.
C
The voltage of a bus can be controlled by controlling the
Active power of bus.
Reactive power of the bus.
Phase angle.
Phase angle and reactive power of the bus.
B
The permissible variation of frequency in power system is
0.1 Hz.
0.5 Hz.
1 Hz.
5 Hz.
B
During load shedding
System frequency in reduced.
System voltage is reduced.
System power factor is changed.
System loads are switched off.
D
Load frequency control is achieved by properly matching the individual machine's
Generated voltage.
Turbine and generating.
Turbine inputs.
Reactive power.
C
A pilot exciter is provide on synchronous generator to
Supplement the power generated by main generator.
Excite the main exciter.
Provide torque (starting) to the generator.
None of above.
B
When load shedding is restored to, it can be concluded that
Plant is under repair.
Load on the system is more than the installed capacity.
Both of above.
None of above.
B
The essential requirement(s) for power plants to be operated as as base load is/are
Requirement of few operating personal and economical repair.
Low operating cost.
Capability of operating continuously for long period.
All of above.
D
In a moderate size steam power station, electrical power is generated at
440 V.
1.1 KV.
11 KV.
33 KV.
C
Annual operating cost of generating plant consist of
Semifixed charges.
Fixed charges.
Operating or running charges.
All of above.
D
For a nuclear plant the useful life is expected to be about
80 years.
60 years.
30 years.
10 years.
C
The interest on the capital cost is include in
Annual operating cost.
Annual fixed cost.
Both of above.
None of these.
B

Which of following power plants is free from environmental problem?

Steam.
Hydroelectric.
Nuclear.
Diesel engine.
B

Gas turbine power plants for maximum efficient may have

Reheating.
Heat exchangers.
Multistage compression.
All of above.
D
Which of the following plants has the maximum capital cost?
Diesel plants.
Nuclear plants.
Hydro-plants.
Steam plants.
B
Which of following generating plants has the minimum operating cost?
Diesel plant.
Hydroelectric plant.
Steam plant.
Nuclear plant.
B
Direct conversion of heat energy into electrical energy is possible through
Thermionic converters.
Fuel or solar cell.
MHD generator.
Both A and C.
D
Which of the following power plants needs highly skilled/qualified engineers for its
operation?
Thermal.
Nuclear.
Hydro.
Gas-turbine.
B
Which of following power plants will take long period in erection and installation?
Gas turbine.
Thermal.
Hydro.
Nuclear.
C
A thermal power plant is being supplied with coal having much more ash content
than that for which it was designed. Which of its following units needs major
modifications?
Condenser.
Cooling tower.
Ash handling unit.
Pulversing unit.
C
In a thermal power plant, which of its following components needs maximum
maintenance attention?
Steam turbine.
Super heater.
Boiler.
Condenser.
C
A generating station which has a high investment cost and low operating cost is
usually operated as a
Base load station.
Peak load station.
Minimum load station.
None of above.
A
A gas turbine power plant is best suited for
Peak load.
Base load.
Emergency.
None of these.

A diesel power plant is generally used as a/an

Peak loads.
Base load.
Standby/emergency plant.
Any of above.
C
Which of following power plants normally operate at high speeds?
Hydro electric.
Thermal.
Diesel engine.
Petrol engine.
B
Ships are usually supplied power by
Hydraulic turbine.
Steam accumulator.
Diesel engine.
None of above.
C
The power station that does not require any moving part is
Solar power generation.
Thermionic convertor.
Wind power generation.
Tidal power generation.
B
Which of the following will take least time in starting from cold condition to full load
operation?
Gas turbine plant.
Nuclear power plant.
Hydro electric power plant.
Thermal power plant.
C
Which power plant cannot have single unit of 100 MW capacity
Diesel engine plant.
Steam power plant.
Hydro electric power plant.
Nuclear power plant.
A
The generating station suitable to operate as peak load plant is
Nuclear power station.
Pumped storage.
Power station.
Thermal power station.
B
The essential requirement(s) for power plants to be operated as peak load plants
are
Low capital cost.
Capability of quick starts.
Quick response to load variation.
All of the above.
D

Wind as a source of power

Does not process the basic requirements of any energy source.
Non Steady and unreliable.
Plentiful renewable and non polluting.
All of the above.
D

Maximum wind energy available is proportional to

Square of the rotor diam.
Air density.
Cube of the wind velocity.
All of the above

The turbine used for wind power plant is

Steam turbine.
Aeroturbine.
Kaplan turbine.
Reaction turbine.
B
______________ type of wind mill is of simple design.
Vertical axis wind will.
Horizontal axis wind mill.
Both A and B.
None of above.
A
Under favorable conditions, use of wind power for __________________ is possible
Large scale generation.
Medium size plants.
Small size plant.
Both B and C.
D
The drawback(s) of wind power plant is/are
Output voltage and frequency fluctuation.
Unreliability and non steadiness.
Unwieldy size, high structure area and quite large finance requirements.
All of above.
D
Geothermal energy is
A renewable energy source.
Alternative energy source.
In exhaustible energy source.
All of above.
D
A geothermal field may yield
Hot water.
Dry steam.
Wet steam.
All of above.
D
In hydro thermal source of geothermal energy
Molten leva is available.
Hot gases are available.
Hot water or steam is available.
All of the above.
C
Petrothermal system are composed of hot dry rock with
Dense gases.
Petrochemicals.
No underground water.
Large under ground water.
C
Geothermal steam and hot water may contain
H2S, CO2, NH3 and random gas.
CO2.
H2S.
NH3.
A
The main disadvantage(s) of geothermal energy is/are
Large area requirement.
Low efficiency.
Drilling operation is noisy.
All of the above.
D
A potential geothermal source region should have
High thermal conductivity.
High thermal gradient.
Low thermal gradient.
None of these.
B
Geothermal power plant is suitable for
Base load power.
Peak load power.
Both of above.
None of above.
A
Tidal power schemes could not be found economically justified because of
Non availability of tidal energy.
High cost of civil engineering works.
Both of above.
None of above.
C
The turbine normally employed in tidal power plants is
Reaction type.
Simple impulse type.
Propeller type.
Reversible type.
D
Tidal energy utilize
Potential energy of water.
Kinetic energy of water.
Both of above.
none of above.
A
In geothermal power plants waste water is
Discharge into sea.
Discharge back to earth.
Recirculated after in cooling tower.
Evaporated in ponds.
B
Pressure sand in geothermal water causes the errosim problem in vapour turbine
Water circulation problem.
Heat exchange problem.
Errosion problem.
None of above.
C
Pressure of none-condensable gases in geo-pressure water causes
Corrosion problem.
Flow problem.
Pollution problem.
All of above.
D
The energy radiated by sun on a bright sunny day is about
200 W/m2.
500 W/m2.
1.0 KW/m2.
2.5 KW/m2.
C

In solar power plants the solar heat is transferred to

Liquid metals.
Water steam.
Molten salt.
Any of above.
D
Sun tracking is required in case of
A flat plate collector.
Cylinder parabolic and paraboloid.
Both A and B.
None of above.
B

Reflector mirrors employed for exploiting solar energy are called

Heliostats.
Diffusers.
Ponds.
Mantle.
A

Which of the following area is preterred for solar plants?

High rainfull zones.
Mountain tops.
Hot arid zones.
Coastal areas.
C
Solar thermal power generation can be had by using
Flat plate collector.
Solar ponds.
Focussing or concentrating collectors.
Any of above.
D
In a solar collector, the transparent cover is provided to
Trasmit solar radiation only.
Protect collector from dust.
Reduce heat losses.
All of above.
D
Flate plate collector
Is mainly used water heating, space heating and drying.
Is placed at proper inclination to the sun.
Has plate blackend.
All of above.
D
The function of a solar collector is of converting solar energy into
Thermal energy.
Electrical energy directly.
Radiations.
Any of above.
A
The flate plate collector gives a
Temperature about 150 C with an efficiency of 52%.
Temperature about 120 C with an efficiency of 45%.
Temperature about 90 C with an efficiency of 30 - 35%.
None of above.
C
Most of solar radiations received on earth surface is within the range of
0.1 - 0.25 micron.
0.25 - 0.04 micron.
0.04 - 0.8 micron.
0.6 - 0.95 micron.
B
Solar cells are made of
Cadimium.
Silicon.
Germanium.
Aluminium.
B
The solar or cell converts
Thermal energy into electrical energy.
Chemical energy into electrical energy.
Solar radiations into electrical energy.
Solar raditions into thermal energy.
C
The voltage of a solar cell is
0.5 - 1 V.
1 - 2 V.
2 - 3 V.
4 - 5 V.
A
A pyrometer can be used for measurement of
Diffuse radiation only.
Direct radiation only.
Both of above.
None of above.
C
Solar cell, for power generation, have the mains drawback of
Lack of availability.
Low efficiency.
High cost and maintenance problem.
All of above.
D
A module is a
Parallel arrangement of solar cells.
Series arrangement of solar cells.
Series parallel arrangements of solar cells.
None of these.
C
The efficiency of solar cell is about of
15%.
25%.
40%.
60%.
A
The output of a solar cell is of order of
0.5 W.
1.0 W.
5.0 W.
10.0 W.
B
For satellites, the source of energy is
Fuel cell
Eddison cell.
Solar cell.
Crygenic storage.
C

In an MHD generator the conductor is made of

Gas.
Liquid metal.
Liquid metal and gas.
Copper and aluminium.
C

Power output unit volume of an MHD generator is

Square of the fluid velocity.
Square of the magnetic field strength.
Specific electrical conductivity of gas.
All of above.
D
The nature of current developed in MHD generator is
AC.
DC.
Either DC or AC.
None of above.
B
Seeding material commonly used in MHD generator is
Cesium.
Aluminium.
Potassium.
Sodium.
C
Seeding material into the working fluid in MHD generator in order to
Reduce the temperature of the gas.
Increase the conductivity of the gas.
Reduce the conductivity of the gas.
None of above.
B
The concept of MHD generation depends much more on the ____________________ of
the gas in the duct.
Permittivity.
Conductivity.
Permeability.
None of these.
B
The advantage(s) of an MHD system is/are
Absence of moving part.
Conservation of fuel.
Low pollution.
All of above.
D
An MHD system for efficient operation needs
Arrangement for superheating of air.
Injection and recovery of speed material.
A magnet capable of producing high magnetic flux density.
All of above.
D
In an MHD generator the ionization potential of the seeding material should be
The lowest possible.
Very high.
Either high or low.
Neither high nor low.
A
The exhaust from an MHD generator is at a temperature of about
800 C.
1200 C.
2200 C.
3500 C.
C
Fuel cell converts chemical energy into
Mechanical energy.
Chemical energy.
Low voltage alternating current electrical energy.
Low direct alternating current electrical energy.
D
Fuel cell have coneversion efficiencies of about
25%.
40%.
65%.
85%.
C
The materials used for electrodes in thermo electric generators are
Insulator.
Carbone.
Metal conductor.
Semi conductor.
D
Thermonic convertor utilize
Thomos effect.
Seeback efficient.
Thermonic emission effect.
Peltier effect.
C
Fuel cell for power generation have drawback of
Noise, pollution and maintenance problems.
Low series life and low voltage.
Very high development costs.
Both B and C.
D
Biogas consist of
Only ethane.
Only methane.
A special oragnic gas.
Methane and carbone dioxide with some impurities.
D
The man by product of biogas is/are
Biogas.
Organic manure.
Biomass.
None of above.
B
The main source(s) of production of biogas is/are
Human waste.
Wet live stock waste.
Wet cow dung.
All of above.
D
Biogas plants are suitable for
Nural areas.
Coal mines.
Commercial complexes.
Metallurgical industries.
C
In a fuel cell cathode is of
Ammonia.
Oxygen.
Corbone monoxide.
Hydrogen.
D

The gas turbine power plants mainly use

Gas oil.
Natural gas and liquid petroleum fuel.
Coal and peat.
Kerosine oil, diesel oil.
B
The heating value of gaseous fuels is about
10 KJ/litre.
30 KJ/litre.
100 KJ/litre.
300 KJ/litre.
B
Coal and peat value not generally used in gas turbine as fuel because of
Their high cost.
Their non available.
Coal handling and ash handling problems.
All of above.
C
Gas turbine is widely used in
Pumping station.
Air crafts.
Auto mobiles.
Locomotives.
B
The blades of gas turbine are made of
High nickel alloy.
Carbone steel.
Stainless steel.
High alloy steel.
A
A gas turbine works on
Rankine cycle.
Carnot cycle.
Dual cycle.
Brayton cycle.
D
Gas turbine power plants are not widely used
As base local plants.
As peak load plants.
As standby power plants.
In combination with steam power plants.
A
The gas turbine power have the advantages of
Quik starting and capability of pulting to share full load in few minute.
High overall efficiency, low specific consumption and long life in comparison to taht
of steam power plants.
Simplicity of design and installation, high reliability compactness, clean exhaust and
low initial cost.
Both A and C.
D
Which of following statement correct?
Gas turbine power plants have the drawbacks of poor reliability and large space
requirement.
Capital cost of a gas turbine power plant is higher than that of a steam power plant.
Aeroderivative turbines used clean fuel.
In a gas turbine plant, the combustion takes place in the compressor.
D
The compressor has to be started
At any time (i.e. before or after starting of gas turbine).
After starting of gas turbine.
Before starting of gas turbine.
Simultaneous with starting of gas turbine.
C
Compressor used in gas turbine is
Multistage axial flow compressor.
Reciprocating compressor.
Srew compressor.
Either B or C.
A
Overall efficiency of gas turbine is
Equal to that of Rankine or carnot cycle.
More than that of diesel cycle.
Less than that of diesel cycle.
More than taht of otto cycle.
C
The main drawbacks of gas turbine
High initial cost, poor reliability and large space requirements.
Low overall efficiency, noisy operation and limited unit capacity.
Inability of using coal or heavy residual petroleum as fuels.
Both B and C.
D
The thermal effiency of a gas turbine cycle with ideal regenrative heat exchange is
Equal to work ratio.
Less than work ratio.
More than work ratio.
Unpredic table.
A
Greater part of the power developed cycle with turbine is used in driving the
compressor. It is arround
35%.
45%.
65%.
75%.
C
In a gas turbine plant, a regenrator increases
Pressure ratio.
Work output.
Thermal efficiency.
None of above.
C
In gas turbines, high thermal efficiency is obtained in
Open cycle.
Closed cycle.
In both the cycle.
None of these.
B
The gas turbine power plant can be used in combination with steam power plants by
Using gas from a supercharged boiler for expansion in gas.
Using exhaust gases from gas turbine power plant as combustion air in steam boiler.
Using exhaust gases from gas turbine power plant in heating of feed water coming
from the steam turbine condenser.
All of above.
D
Thermal effiency of gas turbine improves because of
Utilizing the heat of exhaust gases to heat the compressed air before it is sent to
combustion chamber.
Reheating of as after partial expansion.
Removing the heat from compressed air between the stages of compression.
All of above.
D
TA jet air craft is powered by
Petrol engine.
Gas turbine.
Solar cells.
Diesel engine.
B