MOCK PPLANT 2 - 1 AERO

0.0(0)
Studied by 0 people
call kaiCall Kai
Locked
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
GameKnowt Play
Card Sorting

1/49

encourage image

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Last updated 11:20 PM on 8/27/26
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced
Call with Kai
Chat

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

50 Terms

1
New cards

Which of the following is an extensive property of a system?

Volume

2
New cards

Blowing balloons are a great example of



Avogadro's Law

3
New cards

An approximately spherical balloon has a maximum diameter of 5 meters. At an initial pressure of 400 psi at 40 Celcius, the diameter is at 4 meters. If we keep the temperature constant, what should the pressure be at the maximum diameter?


204.8 psi

4
New cards

At 11 km, the temperature remains constant at 216.66 K and pressure at 22606 Pa, What is the density?

0.364 kg/m^3

5
New cards

A Carnot engine operates between 527°C and 27°C. What is the thermal efficiency?


0.6

6
New cards

In a reciprocating engine, at the end of the intake stroke, it has a pressure, Temprature, and a volume of 95 kPa, 26 C. and 5600 cm^3 respectively. Has a compression ratio of 9, and 8.9 KJ was added during the ignition stroke. What will be its efficiency thermally?


0.585

7
New cards

A diesel engine at the end of the intake stroke has a pressure and temperature of 95 kpa and 27 C respectively. Has a cut off ratio and compression ratio of 2 and 16 respectively. What is the engines thermal efficiency?


0.614

8
New cards

During the start of the isentropic air compression, it has a temperature and pressure of 27 C and 0.1 MPA respectively. At the end of the combustion process, it has a temperature of 800 C. SInce it has a pressure ratio of 6.25. What will be its thermal efficiency?


0.407

9
New cards

A gas turbine operates on an ideal Brayton cycle with a pressure ratio of 4. Assume k=1.4. What is the thermal efficiency of the cycle?


0.33

10
New cards

Keeps gas out of the crankshaft

Piston Ring

11
New cards

This bearing is used for camshafts, crankshafts, and other areas with only radial loads


Plain

12
New cards

A lean mixture at high power will most likely result in:


Engine overheating and possible detonation


13
New cards

Sea-level boosting refers to:

Maintaining sea-level manifold pressure at higher altitude

14
New cards

Specific gravity is defined as:

The ratio of a substance’s weight to the weight of an equal volume of distilled water at a specified temperature

15
New cards

During ground operation with low forward speed, an air-cooled engine tends to overheat. Which of the following design features helps mitigate this condition?


Cowl flaps and forced airflow management

16
New cards

An aircraft engine shows uneven cylinder temperatures, with some cylinders overheating while others remain within limits. Which of the following is the most likely cause?


Improper airflow distribution due to faulty baffles

17
New cards

A turbine blade utilizes internal air passages and film cooling. Compared to external cooling alone, what is the main advantage of this method?


It provides more effective heat removal from critical components

18
New cards

Which engine parameter provides the most reliable indication for assessing both the mechanical condition of turbine components and the overall operating status of a turbine engine during operation?

Exhaust gas temperature (EGT), as it indicates thermal stress and combustion efficiency

19
New cards

Most compressor blades are secured with this to prevent them from backing out of the slot


Pin and lock tab

20
New cards

An aerodynamic stall occuring in compressor sections

Compressor stall

21
New cards

A situation where the engine lights normally but fails to run up to idle. If this condition is allowed to persist, damage is likely and should be shut down.

Hung stall

22
New cards

From a thermal efficiency, weight, and size perspective, this combustor is the most efficient


Annular Combustor

23
New cards

When an engine turbine stator was being assembled, it was observed that there are multiple gaps per shroud. Is this normal?


These are intentional expansion joints and are left as is

24
New cards

A turbine blade that uses aerodynamic action to turn the disk


Reaction

25
New cards

To extract as much energy as possible, the exhaust nozzle of a subsonic turbofan should be shaped


Convergent

26
New cards

Bearings used to support Turbofan main rotor shafts


Roller

27
New cards

A Bell 412 has two turboshaft engines that do not produce max power unless one is inoperative. This is an example of a/an


Derated Engine

28
New cards

If a probe is installed between the combustion chamber and turbine section, The probe measures


TIT

29
New cards

An Airbus A320 is parked at a remote aerodrome with no external electrical power available. Prior to engine start, the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) must be started to supply electrical and pneumatic power. Which of the following provides the initial electrical power required to start the APU?


Aircraft main DC battery

30
New cards

In a gas turbine engine operating on the ideal Brayton cycle, heat addition in the combustion chamber occurs under which condition?


At approximately constant pressure, resulting in a significant increase in specific volume

31
New cards

Which of the following correctly represents the standard reference fuels used to define octane rating?

Heptane and Iso-octane

32
New cards

In a four-stroke reciprocating engine, the inlet valve is opened slightly before top dead center (TDC) during the exhaust stroke. What is the primary purpose of this valve timing arrangement?

To improve volumetric efficiency by promoting better cylinder filling through valve overlap

33
New cards

For a naturally aspirated reciprocating aircraft engine operating at a constant power setting, how does an increase in outside air temperature affect the specific fuel consumption (SFC)?

It increases due to reduced air density and decreased engine efficiency

34
New cards

A turbocharged reciprocating aircraft engine is capable of maintaining sea-level manifold pressure up to a certain altitude. What is the term used to describe the maximum altitude at which this condition can be maintained?


Critical altitude

35
New cards

Backfiring through the induction system of a reciprocating aircraft engine is typically associated with improper combustion timing in relation to valve operation. Which of the following conditions is most likely to cause this phenomenon?


Excessively lean mixture causing slow flame propagation into the intake system

36
New cards

A naturally aspirated (unsupercharged) reciprocating aircraft engine operates at full throttle while climbing from sea level to higher altitude, with engine RPM held constant. What is the most likely effect on engine power as altitude increases?

Power decreases due to reduced air density resulting in less mass of air entering the cylinders


37
New cards

Detonation in a reciprocating aircraft engine is strongly influenced by the fuel’s resistance to auto-ignition. Which of the following conditions is most likely to promote detonation during engine operation?

Use of fuel with insufficient octane rating for the engine

38
New cards

Consider the following statements regarding abnormal combustion in a reciprocating aircraft engine: 1. Preignition occurs when the fuel–air mixture ignites before the spark due to hot spots within the combustion chamber. 2. Detonation occurs when the unburned end-gas ahead of the flame front auto-ignites after normal ignition has occurred. Which of the following is correct?

Both statements 1 and 2 are correct

39
New cards

An ideal gas of 0.7 kmol undergoes an expansion isothermally at 500k from 0.3 to 0.6 cubic meter. Find the work done.



2017 kJ

40
New cards

What type of compressor utilizes a series of low-pressure-rise stages to achieve a high overall pressure ratio while maintaining a small frontal area suitable for high-speed flight?

Axial

41
New cards

In a four stroke reciprocating engine, the clearance colume is 70 cubic cm. and the swept volume is 570 cubic cm. What is the compression ratio?


9

42
New cards

In a four stoke reciprocating engine, the clearance volume and swept volume are 70 and 570 cubic cm, respectively. What is the compression ratio?


9.14:1

43
New cards

The indicated mean effective pressure of an aircraft engine is 8 bar. If its bore and stroke are 150 mm and 180 mm, respectively, and it has 8 cylinders running at 2000 rpm, calculate the indicated horsepower.


339.29 kW

44
New cards

In a reciprocating aircraft engine, excessively advanced spark timing can negatively affect engine performance and durability. If ignition occurs too early during the compression stroke, what is the most likely result?

Peak cylinder pressure develops prematurely, increasing the likelihood of detonation, overheating, and mechanical stress on engine components.


45
New cards

The mass of a system is 2 kg. If the internal energy of this system is U, what is the specific internal energy of this system?


U/2

46
New cards

The temperature of an ideal gas remains constant while the absolute pressure changes from 103.4 kPa to 827.2 kPa. If the initial volume is 80 liters, what is the final volume?

0.01 cu m

47
New cards

An ideal gas with specific gas constant equal to 395.7 ft-lb/lb-deg R and a ratio of specific heats equal to 1.53, undergoes a reversible constant pressure process during which 465 Btu are added to 4.5 lb of the gas. The initial temperature is 96 deg F. Calculate the change in entropy (in Btu/deg R)



0.79

48
New cards

The position of the piston when it forms the smallest volume in the cylinder


Top dead center

49
New cards

A gas turbine engine accelerates four times the mass of air while maintaining the same increase in exhaust velocity. What happens to the momentum thrust?



It quadruples

50
New cards

The cross sectional area of the air annulus is reduced as it approaches the combustion chamber:

To maintain the speed of the air entering the engine.