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    THERMODYNAMICS – PRACTICE ELEMENTS

    1. It is an increased pressure developed on c. Temperature


    impact with a pitot tube as a result of d. Volume
    localized kinetic energy reduction to 7. A thermodynamic system which
    zero. undergoes a cyclic process during a
    a. Critical pressure positive amount of work is done by the
    b. Saturation pressure system.
    c. Stagnation pressure a. Heat engine
    d. Vacuum pressure b. Heat pump
    2. If a process is carried out in such a c. Reversible-irreversible process
    manner that at every instant, the d. Reversed rankine cycle
    system departs only infinitesimally from 8. Ratio of the outlet stagnation pressure
    an equilibrium state. to the inlet stagnation pressure is
    a. Isentropic process referred as:
    b. Non-flow process a. Diffuser efficiency
    c. Throttling process b. Nozzle efficiency
    d. Quasi-static process c. Isentropic efficiency
    3. The measure of the ability to transfer d. Weir flow efficiency
    heat to other bodies based on a 9. An ideal gas is contained in a rigid
    reference temperature where a body container. There is no work of a rotating
    has given up all the thermal energy it shaft associated with the container. Any
    possibly can. heat transfer is a function of:
    a. Zero pressure a. Pressure
    b. Gage pressure b. Heat transfer equal to work
    c. Vacuum pressure c. Volume only
    d. Absolute pressure d. Temperature only
    4. An open system, first law should be 10. Which of the statements is true?
    utilized for all the following, EXCEPT: a. Entropy always decreases.
    a. A turbine b. Entropy increases up to the critical
    b. A pump temperature, then it decreases.
    c. A piston cylinder device with no c. Theoretically, entropy may be zero
    inlet and exhaust valves at a less enough temperature
    d. A nozzle d. Entropy does not change in a
    5. An increase in heat enthalpy of a throttling process
    substance where it undergoes a change 11. An adiabatic process:
    of phase at constant pressure and a. Allows heat transfer into the system
    temperature. but not out of the system
    a. Heat of fusion b. Allows heat transfer out of the
    b. Heat of transformation system but not into the system
    c. Heat of crystallization c. May be reversible
    d. Heat of vaporization d. Is one in which enthalpy remains
    6. A very important consequences of the unchanged
    ideal gas model is that the internal 12. It is a quantity of substance that is
    energy of an ideal gas is a function of homogeneous throughout.
    ____ only. a. State
    a. Pressure b. Phase
    b. Point function c. Datum

    1
    d. Property a. Datum
    13. The amount of energy required to b. State
    convert saturated liquid to saturated c. Properties
    vapor or from saturated vapor to d. System
    saturated liquid with the temperature 20. A combination of processes taking a
    that remains constant. system through a succession of states
    a. Latent heat and returning to its initial state.
    b. Sensible heat a. Process
    c. Specific heat b. Cycle
    d. Internal energy c. State
    14. A thermodynamic properties that was d. Datum
    first introduced by Clausius in 1865 and
    could be defined as the measure of the
    irreversibility of the system or
    substance.
    a. Enthalpy
    b. Internal energy
    c. Entropy
    d. Temperature
    15. The measure of the unavailable energy
    in an irreversible process.
    a. Enthalpy
    b. Internal energy
    c. Entropy
    d. Temperature
    16. Thermodynamic properties, which
    depends on the mass.
    a. Extensive properties
    b. Intensive properties
    c. Specific properties
    d. Specific heat
    17. A classification of temperature and total
    volume as properties.
    a. Intensive properties
    b. Extensive properties
    c. Specific properties
    d. None of the above
    18. Than portion of the universe, an atom,
    a certain quantity of matter, or a certain
    volume in space that one wishes to
    study.
    a. Property
    b. System
    c. Fluid
    d. State
    19. Descriptive characteristics used to
    express the behavior of the system or
    substance.

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