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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on thermodynamics. It outlines 6 questions to attempt in section 1 worth 10 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 2 worth 12 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 3 worth 12 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 4 worth 12 marks total, 2 questions to attempt in section 5 worth 12 marks total, and 2 questions to attempt in section 6 worth 12 marks total. The exam covers topics like the laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamic processes, properties of steam, heat transfer, energy sources and their efficiencies. Calculations involving properties of gases, steam and energy values are also tested.

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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on thermodynamics. It outlines 6 questions to attempt in section 1 worth 10 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 2 worth 12 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 3 worth 12 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 4 worth 12 marks total, 2 questions to attempt in section 5 worth 12 marks total, and 2 questions to attempt in section 6 worth 12 marks total. The exam covers topics like the laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamic processes, properties of steam, heat transfer, energy sources and their efficiencies. Calculations involving properties of gases, steam and energy values are also tested.

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    This document contains instructions for a 3 hour, 70 mark exam on thermodynamics. It outlines 6 questions to attempt in section 1 worth 10 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 2 worth 12 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 3 worth 12 marks total, 3 questions to attempt in section 4 worth 12 marks total, 2 questions to attempt in section 5 worth 12 marks total, and 2 questions to attempt in section 6 worth 12 marks total. The exam covers topics like the laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamic processes, properties of steam, heat transfer, energy sources and their efficiencies. Calculations involving properties of gases, steam and energy values are also tested.

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    22441

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    3 Hours / 70 Marks Seat No.

      Instructions – (1) All Questions are Compulsory.


    (2) Illustrate your answer with neat sketches wherever
    necessary.
    (3) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
    (4) Assume suitable data, if necessary.
    (5) Mobile Phone, Pager and any other Electronic
    Communication devices are not permissible in
    Examination Hall.
    (6) Use of Steam tables, logarithmic, Mollier’s chart is
    permitted.

    Marks

    1. Attempt any FIVE of the following: 10


    a) State Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics.
    b) Draw P-V and T-S diagram for isobaric process.
    c) Define LCV of fuel and write it’s unit.
    d) Define :–
    i) Dryness Fraction
    ii) Degree of superheat
    e) Write uses of compressed air. (Any four)
    f) State four limitations of solar energy.
    g) List different renewable energy sources.

    P.T.O.
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    Marks
    2. Attempt any THREE of the following: 12
    a) Describe working of two pass surface condenser with a neat
    sketch.
    b) An engine working on Otto cycle has volume of 0.5 m3,
    pressure of 1 bar and temperature of 27°C at the beginning
    of compression. If at the end of compression, pressure is 10
    bar. Find :–
    i) Mass of air
    ii) Volume and temperature at the end of compression.
    c) State various factors affecting volumetric efficiency of air
    compressor.
    d) Calculate the enthalpy of 1 kg of stem at a pressure of
    7 bar and dryness fraction 0.8. How much heat would be
    required to raise 2 kg of this steam from water at 30°C?
    Take Cpw = 4.187 kJ/kg°C.
    hfg at 7 bar = 2065.8 kJ/kg hf = 697.00 kJ/kg
    Ts = 167.7°C.

    3. Attempt any THREE of the following: 12


    a) Write various modes of heat transfer. Give one example of
    each mode.
    b) A coal has following composition by mass : C = 85%,
    H2 = 4%, S = 1%, O2 = 2% and N2 = 1% and remaining is
    ash. Find HCV and LCV of fuel.
    c) Draw P-V and T-S diagram of diesel cycle. Also write formula
    for air standard efficiency with meaning of each term involved
    in it.
    d) Suggest energy conservation techniques used in air compressor.
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    Marks
    4. Attempt any THREE of the following: 12
    a) Differentiate between open system and closed system.
    b) Explain the combustion chemistry of carbon with incomplete
    combustion and complete combustion.
    c) Explain cogeneration system on the basis of sequence of energy
    use.
    d) Explain construction and working of Axial Flow Compressor
    with neat sketch.
    e) Explain the importance of energy conservation. Also state it’s
    impact on environment and economy.

    5. Attempt any TWO of the following: 12


    a) Describe with neat sketch construction and working of Bomb
    Calorimeter. Write Dulong’s formula and state it’s use.
    b) List the sources of air leakage in condenser. Explain it’s effect
    on condenser performance.
    c) Explain the use of solar energy to generate electricity with neat
    sketch. Write the two places where solar energy power plants
    are based.

    6. Attempt any TWO of the following: 12


    a) Define following terms related to air compressor;
    i) I.P.
    ii) B.P
    iii) Volumetric efficiency
    iv) Compressor efficiency
    v) Isothermal efficiency
    vi) Capacity of compressor.
    b) A steam engine obtains steam from a boiler at a pressure of
    15 bar and 0.98 dry. It was observed that the steam lost 21
    KJ of heat per kg as it flows through the pipeline, pressure
    remains constant. Calculate dryness fraction of steam, at the
    engine end of the pipeline. (Take hf = 844.6 KJ/kg and
    hfg = 1945.3 KJ/kg at 15 bar pressure).
    c) Describe government policy (MNRE) for harnessing the potential
    power of renewable energy sources.

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