The document contains 10 questions related to thermodynamics for an applied thermodynamics exam. The first question provides observations from a single cylinder oil engine trial and asks to calculate various parameters like indicated power, brake power, efficiencies, and heat carried away by cooling water. The second question asks to write short notes on topics like heat balance sheet, Morse test, Willan's line method, and measurement of friction power. The third question asks about the efficiency and mean effective pressure of a diesel cycle and related P-V and T-S diagrams. The fourth question provides parameters for an Otto cycle and asks to determine values like heat added/rejected and efficiencies. The remaining questions cover topics like the effects on Rankine cycle

1. CMR
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
Sub: Applied thermodynamics Code: 10ME43
Date: 02/ 06 / 16 Duration: 90 mins Max Marks: 50 Sem: 4 th A Branch: MECH
Note: a) Answer any two main questions.
b) Assume missing data suitably.
c) Use of thermodynamic data hand book/charts/tables is permitted.
1) The following observations were recorded during a trail of a four –stroke, single cylinder oil
engine. Duration of trial = 30 min ; oil consumed = 4 litres ; calorific value of oil = 43 MJ/kg ;
specific gravity of fuel = 0.8 ; average area of the indicator diagram = 8.5 cm2; length of the
indicator diagram = 8.5 cm; Indicator spring constant = 5.5 bar/cm; brake load = 150 kg; spring
balance reading = 20 kg; effective brake wheel diameter = 1.5 m ; speed = 200 rpm ; cylinder
diameter = 30 cm ; stroke = 45 cm ; jacket cooling water = 10 kg/min ; temperature rise of cooling
water = 36 C. Calculate (i) indicated power, (ii) brake power, (iii) mechanical efficiency, (iv) brake
specific fuel consumption, (v) indicated thermal efficiency, and (vi) heat carried away by cooling
water.
2) Write the short note on following
a) Heat balance sheet b) Morse Test c) Willan’s Line Method d) Measurement of Friction Power e)
Swinging Field Dynamometer
3) Drive an efficiency and MEP of Diesel Cycle cycle and also explain along with P-V and T-S
diagram
4) An otto cycle has a compression ratio of 16 and a cut-off ratio of 2. At the beginning of
compression, P1= 14.2 psi, V1 = 0.5 M3, and T1 = 520OK Determine:(a) the heat added (b) the heat
rejected (c) the thermal efficiency (d) the Carnot efficiency (e) the mean effective pressure.
5) Explain Effect of Super Heating, Effect of Boiler Pressure and Mean temperature of Heat addition
on Rankine cycle
6) Steam enters the turbine of a steam power plant, operating on Rankine cycle, at 10 bar.3000C. The
condenser pressure is 0.1 bar. Steam leaving the turbine is 90% dry. Calculate the adiabatic
efficiency of the turbine and also the cycle h, neglecting pumps work.
7) Explain the working of air refrigeration system with a neat diagram? Also derive the COP of the
Bell Coleman cycle
8) Calculate the power required to run a refrigerator producing 500 kg/hr of ice at -50C when the
water is supplied at150C. Take Cp = 2.0 kJ/kg K for the ice and latent heat of freezing as 315 kJ/kg.
9) Define Dry bulb temperature, wet bulb temperature, dew point temperature; partial pressures,
specific and relative humidity temperature, wet bulb temperature, dew point temperature; partial
pressures, specific and relative humidity.
10)
Moist air at 30°C, 1.01325 bars has a relative humidity of 80%. Determine without using the
psychometric chart
1) Partial pressures of water vapour and air
2) Specific humidity
3) Specific Volume and
4) Dew point temperature