1. Power factor is highest in case of ?

Mercury arc lamp

Sodium vapour lamps

Tube lights

GLS lamps

Answer: GLS lamps

Explanation:


2. The process of heat transfer during the re-entry of satellites and missiles at very high speeds, into earth's atmosphere is known as ?

Ablation

Radiation

Viscous dissipation

Irradiation

Answer: Ablation

Explanation:


3. A pole-changing squirrel cage induction motor employed in derricks has four, eight and twenty four pole. The lowest speed is used in ?

hoisting

landing the load

lifting

lowering

Answer: landing the load

Explanation:


4. In heating the ferro-magnetic materials by induction heating, heat is produced owing to ?

Flow of induced current through the charge.

Hysteresis loss occurring below Curie temperature.

Hysteresis loss as well as eddy current loss occurring in the charge.

Any of the factors given in the options.

Answer: Hysteresis loss as well as eddy current loss occurring in the charge.

Explanation:


5. A 30kW rated output, 400V, 3 phase delta connected, 4-pole, 50 Hz induction motor full load slip of 5%. If the ratio of standstill reactance to resistance per rotor phase is 4 estimate the full load speed. ?

1425 rmp

1500 rmp

1350 rmp

1625 rmp

Answer: 1425 rmp

Explanation:


6. The conduction band is ?

the region of free electrons

concentrated holes for the flow of current

always above the forbidden energy level

a range of energies corresponding to the energies of the free electrons

Answer: always above the forbidden energy level

Explanation:


7. The motor that is used for intermittent, high torque loads is ?

DC shunt motor

DC series motor

differential compound motor

cumulative compound motor

Answer: cumulative compound motor

Explanation:


8. IDC in a full wave rectifier is ?

2Im/n

Im/n

Im/2n

4Im/n

Answer: 2Im/n

Explanation:


9. The relationship between alpha and Beta factors of a transistor can be defined as ?

Beta = 0 / (1-alpha)

alpha = Beta / (Beta-1)

alpha.Beta = 1

Beta = alpha / ( alpha - 1)

Answer: Beta = alpha / ( alpha - 1)

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10. The operating point is also called the ?

cut-off point

quisecent point

saturation point

None of these

Answer: quisecent point

Explanation: