Power engineering Class 4 Part B Exam

Power engineering Class 4 Part B Exam e Impulse turbines: Choose one answer. a. are only used with low pressure steam b. require large thrust bearings c. were invented by Parsons d. have large pressure drops across the huckets e. have blades with the same steam inlet and outlet angles d The stationary passages of a reaction turbine are called the: Choose one answer. a. Shaft b. Rotor c. Shroud ring d. Fixed blades e. Diaphragms c The great majority of steam turbine governing systems utilize the a) hydraulic system principle b) pneumatic system principle c) mechanical centrifugal principle d) lever principle e) bimetal expansion principle e Biological fouling in recirculating cooling water towers is caused by algae, _____ and bacteria growth. Choose one answer. a. Flora b. Fauna c. Micro-organisms d. Biological e. Fungi c With all other factors being equal, a counter-flow cooling tower _____________ as a cross-flow cooling tower. Choose one answer. a. Is not as tall b. Has much less cooling capacity c. Requires less floor space d. Requires less fan power e. Has a lower pressure drop e A simple gas turbine is one without reheaters or: Choose one answer. a. Starting motors b. Shafts c. Compressors d. Combustors e. Regenerators a Large internal combustion engines are cooled with: Choose one answer. a. Water jackets b. Evaporation c. Air cooling d. Condensers e. Refrigeration a Using a compressed air starting motor is a popular method of starting: Choose one answer. a. A large stationary diesel engine b. A small two-stroke engine c. A gasoline engine d. An aircraft engine e. A propane engine b When a reciprocating pump delivers fluid every second stroke of its piston, it is called a