1. For a nozzle to convert subsonic flow to supersonic, it must have a convergent-divergent shape.
2. Flow through a supersonic nozzle is an open system, with the critical pressure occurring at the throat where the Mach number is 1.
3. A steam nozzle converts heat energy into kinetic energy by following the Rankine cycle, with steam entering at high pressure and low velocity and leaving at low pressure and high velocity.
1. For a nozzle to convert subsonic flow to supersonic, it must have a convergent-divergent shape.
2. Flow through a supersonic nozzle is an open system, with the critical pressure occurring at the throat where the Mach number is 1.
3. A steam nozzle converts heat energy into kinetic energy by following the Rankine cycle, with steam entering at high pressure and low velocity and leaving at low pressure and high velocity.
1. For a nozzle to convert subsonic flow to supersonic, it must have a convergent-divergent shape.
2. Flow through a supersonic nozzle is an open system, with the critical pressure occurring at the throat where the Mach number is 1.
3. A steam nozzle converts heat energy into kinetic energy by following the Rankine cycle, with steam entering at high pressure and low velocity and leaving at low pressure and high velocity.
1. For a nozzle to convert subsonic flow to supersonic, it must have a convergent-divergent shape.
2. Flow through a supersonic nozzle is an open system, with the critical pressure occurring at the throat where the Mach number is 1.
3. A steam nozzle converts heat energy into kinetic energy by following the Rankine cycle, with steam entering at high pressure and low velocity and leaving at low pressure and high velocity.
For a nozzle to convert subsonic flow into a supersonic flow,
must be a) convergent type b) divergent type c) convergent-divergent type d) of uniform cross-section area 2. Flow through a supersonic nozzle is an example of a) isolated system b) insulated system c) closed system d) open system 6. Critical pressure is the pressure of steam at a) exit of steam nozzle b) either at inlet or at outlet of steam nozzle c) inlet of steam nozzle d) throat of steam nozzle The flow through a nozzle is regarded as a) adiabatic flow b) constant volume flow c) isothermal flow d) constant pressure flow The expension of steam in a nozzle follows a) carnot cycle b) rankine cycle c) joule cycle d) stirling cycle . A steam nozzle converts a) kinetic energy into heat b) heat energy into potential energy c) potential energy into heat d) heat energy into kinetic energy Super-sonic flow means a) mach number = 1 b) mach number < 1 c) mach number >1 d) none of these In flow through nozzle, the mach number is more than unity a) in the converging section b) at the throat c) in the diverging section d) can be in any section of the nozzle depending upon the nozzle profile and geometry For, maximum discharge, ratio of the pressure at the exit and at inlet of the nozzle (p2/p1) is equal to a) [2/(n+1)](n-1)/n b) [2/(n+1)]n/ (n+1) c) [2/(n+1)](n+1)/n d) [2/(n+1)]n/(n-1) A nozzle is said to be chocked when a) it discharge flow into the atmosphere b) it gets plugged c) flow-through it becomes zero and exit pressure is zero d) flow through it is maximum and exit pressure is critical pressure If enthalpy drop in a steam nozzle be 100 kcal/kg than velocity at outlet of nozzle under ideal conditions can be- a) sonic velocity b) 519 m/sec c) 159 m/s d) 915 m/sec To get supersonic velocity of steam at nozzle exit with a large pressure drop across it, the duct must a) converge from inlet to exit b) diverge from inlet to exit c) first converge to the throat and then diverge till exit d) remains constant in cross-section The flow of steam in a nozzle is subsonic at a) throat b) entrance c) convergent portion d) divergent portion Shock effect in a nozzle is felt in a) divergent portion b) straight portion c) convergent portion d) throat The steam enters the nozzle at a a) high pressure and a low velocity b) high pressure and a high velocity c) low pressure and a low velocity d) low pressure and a high velocity The steam leaves the nozzle at a a) high pressure and a low velocity b) high pressure and a high velocity c) low pressure and a low velocity d) low pressure and a high velocity The ratio of the useful heat drop to the isentropic heat drop is called a) condenser efficiency b) nozzle efficiency c) boiler efficiency d) vacuum efficiency In a nozzle, whole frictional loss is assumed to occur between a) inlet and throat b) inlet and outlet c) throat and exit d) all of these The velocity of steam leaving the nozzle (V) is given by a) V= 44.72 hd √k b) V= 44.72 k√ hd c) V= 44.72√ hd k d) V= 44.72 k hd The friction present between the steam and the nozzle surfaces reduced the heat drop by a) 10-15% b) 15-25% c) 25-40% d) 40-60% The critical pressure ratio is given by p a) p1 p2 b) 𝟏 p𝟐 p𝟐 c) d) p1 + p2 p𝟏 The critical pressure ratio for initially wet steam is a) 0.546 b) 0.577 c) 0.582 d) 0.601 The critical pressure gives the velocity of steam at the throat a) equal to the velocity of sound b) less than the velocity of sound c) more than the velocity of sound d) none of these The critical pressure ratio for initially for dry saturated steam is a) 0.546 b) 0.577 c) 0.582 d) 0.601 The rate of discharge through the nozzle…..when the exit pressure is gradually reduced a) remain same b) decreases c) increases d) unpredictable When the inlet pressure of steam is equal to the exit pressure, then a) there is a pressure drop in the nozzle b) fluid flows through the nozzle c) pressure drops and fluid flows through the nozzle d) there is no pressure drop and fluid does not flow through the nozzle When the nozzle operates with the maximum mass flow, the nozzle is said to be a) choked b) underdamping c) overdamping d) none of these The critical pressure ratio for gases is a) 0.528 b) 0.546 c) 0.577 d) 0.582