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If a force of 5 kN is acting outward along positive x axis, its vertical component in kN will be


A resistance element having cross sectional area of 10 mm2 and

a length of 10 meters. This resistance takes a 4 A current from a 220

V supply at ambient temperature of 20 oC. Calculate, i) The resistivity

of material and 2) current it will take when the temperature rises to 60

oC. Assume α20=0.0003/oC.


how "utilitarianism" is close to the engineering approach of progression ? identify ho the fault lines in the approach are countered through the codes of cponduct and codes of ethics in the realm of engineering profession.

 


Discuss the various recent application and scope of genetic engineering


When you create in 2D distinguish which aspects of Art are you using. You..

1. Paint,photograph,sculpt and draw.

2. Draw, colour,etch and collage.

3. Sculpt, photograph,sketch and etch.

4. Carve,cast,model and sketch


An electric iron of 500 w is used on a 200v supply


The boom is used to support the 375N flower pot. Determine the tension in wires AB and AC.

What are the disadvantages of renewable energy


The Philip Morris Companies has been testing a microelectronic cigarette holder that eliminates all smoke except that exhaled by the smoker. Battery powered, it is expected to cost about $50. The result of years of research, it cost approximately $200 to develop.

Tentatively called the Accord, the device uses cigarettes that are 62 millimeters long (compared with the standard 85 millimeters). Users will have to remember to recharge the Accord’s battery (a 30 minute process, but extra batteries can be purchased). A cigarette is inserted into the 4-inch long, 1 ½-inch wide device. A microchip senses when the cigarette is puffed and transmits powers to eight heating blades. A display shows the remaining battery charge and indicates how many puffs are left in the eight-puff cigarette. The device also contains a catalytic converter that burns off residues.

Supporters of this product say it will be welcomed by smokers who currently refrain from smoking in their homes or cars for the sake of non-smoking family members, guests, and passengers. Although smokers will inhale the same amount of tar and nicotine as from conventional "ultralight" cigarettes, 90 percent of second-hand smoke will be eliminated. Furthermore, the same smoking restriction rules in public places will apply to the device.

Critics claim that the Accord will simply reinforce addition to cigarettes. Richard A. Daynard, chair of the Tobacco Products Liability Project at Boston’s Northeastern University School of Law, an anti-tobacco organization, asks: "Who would use an expensive and cumbersome thing like this if they weren’t hooked? There is something grim and desperate about it. This is hardly the Marlboro Man, getting on his horse and checking the battery." He also expresses concern that children might be encouraged to smoke, since the Accord would enable them to hide smoking from their parents. However, Philip Morris replies that the device has a locking device for parents.

   

Questions:

Imagine that it is several years ago and you have just received your engineering degree. You are in search of your first job. You are invited to interview with a research division of Philip Morris that is about to begin research to develop the Accord. Would you have any reservations about accepting such a position? Discuss.

2-If you would have some reservations, would the fact that this job pays $10,000 more a year than any other offer you have convince you to take the Philip Morris offer?

3-Assuming you took the job, what kinds of ethical concerns might you have about how the device should be designed? (E.g., would you agree that it should have a locking


a.       In a test, a certain single-cylinder 4-stroke engine develops a mean effective pressure of 5 bar at a speed of 3000 rev/min. The length of the engine stroke is 0.12 m and the cross-sectional area of the cylinder bore is 0.008 m Calculate the indicated power of the engine in kW.                                                                                                                          (5)

b.      A 4-cylinder, 4-stroke engine develops an indicated mean effective pressure of 8 bar at 2800 rev/min. The cross-sectional area of the cylinder bore is 0.01 m2 and the length of the stroke is 150 mm. Calculate the indicated power of the engine in kW.                                                                                                                                                                                    (5)

 

QUESTION 5

a.       A certain engine develops a brake power of 120 kW at a speed of 3000 rev/min. At this speed, the indicated power is 140 kW. Calculate the mechanical efficiency of the engine at this speed.                                                  (5)

b.      The data in Table 14.8 shows the results of a Morse test conducted on a 4-cylinder engine. Calculate the indicated power and the mechanical efficiency of the engine.  Table 14.8 Results of a Morse test conducted on a 4-cylinder engine

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Cylinder                                 None                     No. 1                     No. 2                       No. 3                  No. 4

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bp (kW)                                    25                              17                         16                             18                         16

 

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