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    Roll No.

    Total No. of Questions: 09 Total No. of Pages: 02


    B. Tech. (ME) (Sem. 4)
    APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS–II

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    Subject Code:
    ME-208

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    Paper ID: A0811
    Time: 03 Hrs. Max. Marks: 60

    INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES:

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    1. Section A is COMPULSORY consisting of TEN questions carrying TWO marks ea
    2. Section B contains FIVE questions carrying FIVE marks each and students have

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    attempt any FOUR questions.
    3. Section C contains THREE questions carrying TEN marks each and students ha

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    attempt any TWO questions.

    SECTION A

    1. Write briefly:
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    What are the factors that affect the performance of axial flow compressors?
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    b) Define slip factor and pressure coefficient in the centrifugal compressor.
    c) Draw Brayton cycle.
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    d) Define capacity and volumetric efficiency of the compressor.


    e) Give comparison between reciprocating and rotary air compressors.
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    f) Compare the term slip factor, power input factor.


    g) Compare a gas turbine with a steam turbine.
    h) What is degree of reaction?
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    i) Write note on isothermal and polytropic efficiency of reciprocating compressors.


    j) Describe the function of impeller and diffuser in centrifugal compressor.
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    2. A turbo jet engine flying at a speed of 800 Km/hr consumes air at the rate of 45 Kg/s.
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    Calculate (a) Jet exit velocity, the enthalpy change for the nozzle is 44.5 Kcal/Kg and the
    velocity coefficient is 0.95 (b) Fuel flow in Kg/hr and thrust specific fuel consumption
    assuming that air fuel ratio is 80.
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    3. Define polytropic efficiency of compressor with the help of T-S diagram and obtain an
    expression for polytropic efficiency.

    4. Discuss the working of vane type blower with neat sketch.

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    5. A) Classify air compressor and enlist its applications in industry.
    B) Show that axial flow compressor with 50% reaction has symmetrical bladings.

    6. The centrifugal compressor of a gas turbine requires 3000 H.P. when running at 16000
    rpm. The tip diameter of the impeller is 50 cm and the uniform width of casting of the

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    vortex chamber between impeller and diffuser is 4 cm. Measurement show that the

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    static pressure and temperature at a radius of 27 cm are 2.5Kgf/cm 2. Assuming slip
    factor 0.94 and neglecting friction in-the vortex chamber, calculate the mass flow.

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    SECTION C

    7. Derive the expression for thrust power, propulsion energy, propulsion and thermal

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    efficiencies for a propulsive system.

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    8. A) Derive an expression for the optimum pressure ratio giving maximum specific
    output in simple cycle gas turbine.
    B) A gas turbine plant works between the fixed adiabatic temperatures limits 3000

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    °K and 900 °K, the absolute limits being 1 Kgf/cm 2 and 4 Kgf/cm 2. The isentropic
    efficiency of the blower is 0.8 and that of turbine is 0.85. Estimate the actual thermal
    efficiency of the plant. Calorific value is 10000 Kcal/Kg.
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    9. a) Explain the difference between an adiabatic and isentropic process.
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    b) A centrifugal compressor has an inlet eye 150 mm diameter. The impeller


    revolves at 20000 rpm and the inlet air has an axial velocity of 107 m/s, inlet
    stagnation temperature 294 K and inlet pressure 1.03 bar. Determine:
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    i. Theoretical angle of the blade at this point


    ii. Match number of the flow at the top of the tip of the eye.
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