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This section includes 14 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Pulp Paper knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
Hydraulic fluid might be transferred with pipes, tubing, or hose. Pipes are often of (non-stainless) ___________ material. |
A. | Copper |
B. | Zing |
C. | Aluminium |
D. | Steel |
Answer» E. | |
2. |
Reservoirs should be relatively high and narrow to give a column of fluid ___________ the pump inlet. This lessen the chance of air entering the system by formation of a vortex. |
A. | Below |
B. | Above |
C. | At level |
D. | Far away |
Answer» C. At level | |
3. |
___________ are utilised to maintain a reserve of fluid; they have secondary purposes of oil cooling and separation of air and contaminants from the oil. |
A. | Pond |
B. | Reservoir |
C. | Pit |
D. | Spot |
Answer» C. Pit | |
4. |
___________ is valid for any fluid (liquid or gas); it is especially crucial to fluids moving at a high velocity. Its principle is the basis of venturi scrubbers, thermo—compressors, aspirators, and other devices where fluids are moving at high velocities. |
A. | Poisson’s principle |
B. | Pascal’s principle |
C. | Kraft’s principle |
D. | Bernoulli’s principle |
Answer» E. | |
5. |
RESERVOIRS_SHOULD_BE_RELATIVELY_HIGH_AND_NARROW_TO_GIVE_A_COLUMN_OF_FLUID_____________THE_PUMP_INLET._THIS_LESSEN_THE_CHANCE_OF_AIR_ENTERING_THE_SYSTEM_BY_FORMATION_OF_A_VORTEX.?$ |
A. | Below |
B. | Above |
C. | At level |
D. | Far away |
Answer» C. At level | |
6. |
Hydraulic_fluid_might_be_transferred_with_pipes,_tubing,_or_hose._Pipes_are_often_of_(non-stainless)_____________material.$ |
A. | Copper |
B. | Zing |
C. | Aluminium |
D. | Steel |
Answer» E. | |
7. |
___________ are utilised to maintain a reserve of fluid; they have secondary purposes of oil cooling and separation of air and contaminants from the oil? |
A. | Pond |
B. | Reservoir |
C. | Pit |
D. | Spot |
Answer» C. Pit | |
8. |
The ___________ is a measure of how the viscosity changes with temperature; the higher the index, the smaller is the change in viscosity with temperature. |
A. | Viscosity index |
B. | Gravity index |
C. | Pulping index |
D. | Starch index |
Answer» B. Gravity index | |
9. |
___________ is valid for any fluid (liquid or gas); it is especially crucial to fluids moving at a high velocity. Its principle is the basis of venturi scrubbers, thermo—compressors, aspirators, and other devices where fluids are moving at high velocities.$ |
A. | Poisson’s principle |
B. | Pascal’s principle |
C. | Kraft’s principle |
D. | Bernoulli’s principle |
Answer» E. | |
10. |
It takes many operations of the hand pump to lift the object a suitable distance. A ___________ valve allows flow in one direction only so that several operations of the handle might be combined to lift the load. |
A. | Gate |
B. | Needle |
C. | Check |
D. | Throttle |
Answer» D. Throttle | |
11. |
When fluid is in static equilibrium it obeys ___________ That is, it is only under compressive forces and those forces act with equal intensity in all directions at any point in the fluid. |
A. | Poisson’s law |
B. | Pascal’s law |
C. | Kraft’s law |
D. | Lignin law |
Answer» C. Kraft‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö¬•s law | |
12. |
Some common systems that utilise hydraulics are hand operated hydraulic jacks and presses, power steering and brakes on many vehicles, backhoes, and hitch controls of agricultural tractors. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |
13. |
The liquid must flow to cause motion, its velocity is usually sufficiently high so as to have only a ___________ kinetic energy component relative to the overall work accomplished. |
A. | Big |
B. | Small |
C. | Zero |
D. | Not valid |
Answer» C. Zero | |
14. |
The confined liquid merely transmits the force generated by the power supply; the flow contributes to the other component of work, which is the displacement. |
A. | True |
B. | False |
Answer» B. False | |