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    The document is a continuous assessment test for a mechanical engineering course. It contains 8 questions testing knowledge of steam turbines, compressors, and thermodynamics. The questions cover topics like compounding methods, degree of reaction, volumetric efficiency, delivery pressure factors, centrifugal vs rotary equipment, compounding types, velocity and pressure compounding, impulse and reaction turbines, compressor work expressions, indicator diagrams, multi-stage compression, and intercooling.

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    The document is a continuous assessment test for a mechanical engineering course. It contains 8 questions testing knowledge of steam turbines, compressors, and thermodynamics. The questions cover topics like compounding methods, degree of reaction, volumetric efficiency, delivery pressure factors, centrifugal vs rotary equipment, compounding types, velocity and pressure compounding, impulse and reaction turbines, compressor work expressions, indicator diagrams, multi-stage compression, and intercooling.

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    The document is a continuous assessment test for a mechanical engineering course. It contains 8 questions testing knowledge of steam turbines, compressors, and thermodynamics. The questions cover topics like compounding methods, degree of reaction, volumetric efficiency, delivery pressure factors, centrifugal vs rotary equipment, compounding types, velocity and pressure compounding, impulse and reaction turbines, compressor work expressions, indicator diagrams, multi-stage compression, and intercooling.

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    Reg.

    No.

    CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – II


    Question Paper Code

    Course Code - Name : 20MEPC404


    Degree & Program : B.E. & Mechanical Engineering
    Date of Exam : 25.04.2024 Year / Semester : II / IV
    Duration : 1 ½ Hours Max. Marks : 50

    (Use of steam table is permitted)


    Answer ALL Questions
    PART – A (5× 2 = 10 Marks) K-Level CO
    1 What are the different methods of compounding in turbines? K1 CO3
    2 Define degree of reaction. K1 CO3
    3 Describe the volumetric efficiency of a reciprocating compressor. K2 CO4
    4 What factors limit the delivery pressure in a reciprocating compressor? K2 CO4
    5 Differentiate centrifugal compressor and rotary blower. K2 CO4

    PART – B (2 × 13 = 26 Marks) Mark K- CO


    Split up Level
    6. a) What is meant by compounding of steam turbine? Explain the velocity 13 K2 CO3
    and pressure compounding in detail.
    (Or)
    b) In a De-Laval turbine steam issues from the nozzle with a velocity of 13 K3 CO3
    1300 m/s. The nozzle angle is 200, the mean blade velocity is 450 m/s,
    the inlet and outlet angles of blades are equal. The mass of steam flowing
    through the turbine per hour is 1200 kg. Calculate:
    (i) Blade angles,
    (ii) Relative velocity of steam entering the blades, (iii)Tangential force
    on the blades,
    (iv) Power developed
    (v) Blade efficiency, Take blade velocity co-efficient as 0.75.
    7. a) Drive an expression for the work done by single stage single acting 13 K3 CO4
    reciprocating air compressor.
    (Or)

    K1 – Remember; K2 – Understand; K3 – Apply; K4 – Analyze; K5 – Evaluate; K6 – Create Page 1 of 2


    b) A single stage, double acting compressor has a free air delivery (F.A.D) 13 K3 CO4
    of 14 m3 /min measured at 1.013 bar and 15o C. The pressure and
    temperature in cylinder during induction are 0.95 bar and 32o C. The
    delivery pressure is 7 bar and index of compression and expansion,
    n=1.3. The clearance volume is 5% of the swept volume. Calculate:
    1. Indicated power required.
    2. Volumetric efficiency.

    PART – C (1 × 14 = 14 Marks) Mark K- CO


    Split up Level
    8. a) A small single acting compressor has a bore and stroke of both 10 cm 14 K3 CO4
    and is driven at 400 rpm. The clearance volume is 80 cm3 and the index
    of compression and expansion is 1.2. The suction pressure is 0.95 bar
    and the delivery is 8 bar. Calculate (a) the volume of free air at 1.03 bar
    and 20°C dealt with per minute, if the temperature at the start of
    compression is 30°C, and (b) the mean effective pressure of the indicator
    diagram assuming constant suction and delivery pressure.
    (Or)
    b) A two-stage air compressor with complete intercooling delivers air to 14 K3 CO4
    the mains at a pressure of 30 bar, the suction conditions being 1 bar and
    150 C. If both cylinders have the same stroke, find the ratio of cylinders
    diameters, for the efficiency of compression to be a maximum. Assume
    the index of compression to be 1.3.

    Course Outcomes
    Describe gas power cycles for different applications. [K2]
    CO1
    Apply the concepts of the nozzle with respect to the steam turbine. [K2]
    CO2
    Illustrate the performance of steam turbines. [K3]
    CO3
    Summarize the working Principle of different types of Air Compressors and outline their
    CO4 applications. [K3]

    Identify different types of internal combustion engines and combustion phenomena and analyze
    CO5 their performance. [K3]

    Compute the performance of refrigeration and air conditioning systems by psychrometry. [K3]
    CO6

    Distribution of COs (Percentage wise)


    CO No. CO1 CO2 CO3 CO4 CO5 CO6
    % ---- ---- 33.33 66.67 ---- ----

    K1 – Remember; K2 – Understand; K3 – Apply; K4 – Analyze; K5 – Evaluate; K6 – Create Page 2 of 2

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