• Q : Coefficient of restitution between the block and the sphere....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A 2.5 lbf block 'B' is moving with a velocity Vo of magnitude Vo = 6ft/s as it hits the 1.5 lbf sphere 'A', which is at rest and hanging from a cord attached at O.

  • Q : The polarization are preserved....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Consider the 2x2 3-db coupler and suppose we connect the two outputs with a piece of fiber. Assume that the polarization are preserved through the device?

  • Q : What is the temperature and state of the steam in the pipe....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Steam is flowing in a line at 100 bar. It is flashed out through a valve to 1 bar pressure. The temperature of the steam after flashing to 1 bar is 100 C. 

  • Q : A major silicon chip manufacturer....
    Electrical Engineering :

    You've just been hired as a process engineer at a major silicon chip manufacturer and your boss gives you a first task. You are to research the best option for measuring, monitoring and maintaini

  • Q : Helium gas in an ideal otto cycle....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Helium gas in an ideal Otto cycle is compressed from 12°C and 2 L to 0.25 L, and its temperature increases by an additional 800°C during the heat addition process. The temperature of helium be

  • Q : What is the threshold level of this system....
    Electrical Engineering :

    In a binary communication system, a binary 0 is transmitted using an electrical pulse of magnitude +2.5V and a binary 1 is transmitted as a pulse of magnitude 0V. the additive noise in the channe

  • Q : Determine the magnitudes of r....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    If the resultant force .·R is directed along a line measu red 75' clockwise from the positi"e x axis and the magnitude of F2 is to be a minimum. Determine the magnitudes of F R a

  • Q : An electrical machine....
    Electrical Engineering :

    An electrical machine whose power consumption is 2.0kW requires the use of a 250meter extension cord. Determine the AWG size of the extension cord needed to supply electricity from a 120 volt s

  • Q : The thrristor is a bipolar device....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Assume an NMOS transistor is operating in the Saturation region and that it was observed that the drain current increases by 25uA when the drain voltage is increased by 250 mV. Explain why?The Th

  • Q : The rate of heat loss from the molten salt per meter length....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A molten mixture of salt (NaNO3-KNO3) is used as the heat transfer fluid for application in a parabolic trough solar field.

  • Q : The potential of the left electrode....
    Electrical Engineering :

    A piece of P-type silicon is connected to ground on its right side. On its left side there is a metal electrode which is separated from the silicon by a thin layer of air. The potential of the l

  • Q : Determine the engine block surface temperature....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    An engine block with a surface area measured to be 0.90m2 generates a power output of 55 kW with a net engine efficiency of 35%. 

  • Q : Discuss some of the advantages of plcs....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Discuss some of the advantages of PLCs over relay logic circuits. How do we decide to use either a PLC or a relay logic circuit for a given control process?

  • Q : What is a beam and what factors determine the maximum load....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    What is a column? what factors determine the amount of load that causes it failure and the manner in which it fails? 

  • Q : Design the required logic circuit....
    Electrical Engineering :

    A remote door lock is operated by an electrical relay that requires 10 mA. The relay can be opened by either switch A or B or both. The information from the switches is combined in a logic circui

  • Q : Design a decade counter....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Design a decade counter (negative edge-triggered counter) using flip flop circuit that can be used to perform binary counting. Show the timing diagram for the input and four outputs of the decad

  • Q : What is differential levelling....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    What is differential levelling? list the procedure for carrying out a differential levelling exercise where one point is beyond the range of the instrement .

  • Q : Design an embedded system....
    Electrical Engineering :

    Design an autonomous vehicle that can enter a room through a doorway, map the contents of the room in all three dimensions, transmit this information to a second identical robot just outside the room,

  • Q : Calculate the static thrust of the turbojet engine....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Calculate the static thrust of the turbojet engine having mass flow 88lbm/sec the ratio of air and fuel mass flowing into the turbojet is 50:1 and it's exhaust plane the velocity is 1640 ft/sec and pr

  • Q : Temperature inside the cylinder remains constant....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    A mass of 2.4 kg of air at 150 Kpa absolute and 12 degrees Celsius is contained in gas tight, frictionless piston cylinder device. The air now compressed to a final pressure of 600kPa abs. 

  • Q : Determine the elevation difference when a pressure....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    The manometer shown above in problem 1 above contains water and kerosene. with both tubes open to the atmosphere, the free surface elevations differ by H=20mm determine the elevation difference when a

  • Q : Find the density gradient at point b....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Air flows in a channel whose velocity at 3 neighbouring points a,b, and c, which are 10 cm apart, are shown in the following figure.

  • Q : Storke cycle internal combustion engines....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Explain the following terms with respect to 4-storke cycle internal combustion engines: stroke/bore ratio, piston displacement, clearance volume, compression ratio, engine displacement, indicated powe

  • Q : Determine the elevation difference between the fluid free....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Problem 1: The U-tube manometer shown below is open to the atmosphere and partially filled with water so that the water height in both arms is 20 cm.

  • Q : Use potential flow theory to determine the lift coefficient....
    Mechanical Engineering :

    Use potential flow theory to determine the lift coefficient of a spinning baseball in terms of the forward velocity (V ) and spin RPM. 

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