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Increases- For a given cross section and young's modulus, buckling load and Slenderness ratio are inversely proprtional. So when slenderness ratio will increase then buckling load has to decrease which means the object will have more chance to buckle.
The diameter of laminar fluid flowing through a pipe of diameter d triples then pressure head loss will decrease by factor of
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1 1/27
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2 1/81
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3 1/9
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4 Remains same
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2 1/81
Hagen–Poiseuille equation gives head loss in a pipe having laminar flow. From the equation we can conclude that head loss is inversely proportional to d^4.
In Simplex, the condition of degeneracy will be when one or more than one basic variable should be 0.
Such that number of variables will be less than number of equations which will create Degeneracy.


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P=F/A
If Area decreases Pressure will
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2 Decreases- Pressure generally is applied by fluids, solids cannot apply pressure they induce stress always.
So, by using continuity equation and Bernoulis equation we will get that Area increases pressure increases which happens in Diffuser and vise versa in Nozzle.

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In water delogging process at a faster rate which pump should be used
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1 Centrifugal pump
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2 Axial Pump
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2 Axial Pump
The diacharge of axial flow pump is more than centrifugal pumps. So we will use Axial flow pumps to delog water at a faster rate.
To check whether there is much frictional loss through cylinder walls due to improper lubrication of an SI Engine which parameter will give the better idea
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1 Break Thermal Efficiency
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2 Relative Efficiency
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3 Mechanical Efficiency
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4 Indicated break thermal efficiency
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3 Mechanical Efficiency - Higher the mechanical efficiency, very less will be the frictional power. Indicated power is the power available at the piston and if the friction is high so mechanical efficiency will be very less.
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In Springs which side of spring has more chance to fail
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2 Outer side
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1 Inner side
Because both the direct shear stress and the twisting couple stress are in the same direction in inner side whereas in outer side both the stresses are in opposite direction.
So inner side of the spring is critical.
When seen from the stern of a ship the rotor rotating in anti clockwise direction when the ship pitches up the gyroscopic effect will be
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2 Starboard side
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3 Port sude
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Which will have more power loss
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3 Equal in both
Friction depends upon normal reaction so for eg having 5 collars, bearing 100N load so each collar will bear 20N so the net sum of friction will be equal in both hence power loss will be equal in both.
But single collar bearing will wear out faster than multicollar bearing.
If load applied is not given can power loss through Journal bearing can be found out
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If load applied is not given can power loss through Journal bearing can be found out
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1 Yes
Power loss is given by Coefficient of friction *V*load
Coefficient of friction when calculated by Petroff's has load in denominator which gets cancelled so power loss is independent of load.
If the length of links are 2,5,4,3 then by fixing smallest link we will get
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2 Double Crank
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3 Double Rocker
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4 No mechanism due to voilation of Grashoff's law