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FC QUIZ V

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Burning of the propellants take place in __________

a)

nozzle

b)

injector

c)

combustion chamber

d)

engine casing

2.

The volume of the combustion chamber is selected on the basis of which of these factors?

a)

Mixing, evaporation and complete combustion of the propellants

b)

Mixing and complete combustion of the propellants, but not its evaporation

c)

Evaporation and complete combustion of the propellants, but not mixing

d)

Mixing and evaporation but not the complete combustion of the propellants

3.

Which of the following will aid in the selection of smaller combustion chamber volume during its design?

a)

Slightly reactive propellants

b)

Low chamber pressure

c)

Injectors with moderate mixing

d)

Possibility for complete combustion

4.

Which of the following is true for combustion chambers with large volume and diameter?

a)

High heat transfer rates to the walls

b)

Smaller total area exposed to the heat

c)

Thinner walls

d)

Lower wall temperature

5.

The combustion chamber mass is not a function of __________

a)

payload mass

b)

method of cooling

c)

chamber pressure

d)

nozzle area ratio

6.

For increased operating chamber pressure, the length of the combustion chamber ________ and the nozzle throat area _________ if the diameter of the combustion chamber (assume the shape to be cylindrical) is fixed and the thrust remains constant.

a)

increases; decreases

b)

decreases; increases

c)

decreases; decreases

d)

increases; increases

7.

What is characteristic chamber length?

a)

Thrust chamber length without the length of the nozzle

b)

Length of the thrust chamber as if it were a straight tube with no converging section

c)

Total length of the nozzle

d)

Total length of the rocket engine

8.

Determine the chamber volume if the characteristic length of a thrust chamber is 150 cm and nozzle throat area is 0.25m2.

a)

0.573 m3

b)

0.735 m3

c)

0.375 m3

d)

0.753 m3

9.

Typical values of L* for several bipropellants lie between __________

a)

0.8 and 3 m

b)

1 and 2 m

c)

1.5 and 5.5 m

d)

3.2 and 6.4 m

10.

What is stay time?

a)

Average time spent by each molecule or atom within the combustion chamber volume

b)

Average time spent by each molecule or atom within the thrust chamber volume

c)

Average time spent by each molecule or atom within the propellant tank after rocket take off

d)

Average time spent by each molecule or atom within the injector manifold

11.

What kind of propulsion is used for trajectory adjustments and attitude corrections?

a)

Boosting propulsion

b)

Auxiliary propulsion

c)

Sustaining propulsion

d)

Cryogenic propulsion

12.

How are liquid rocket engines classified on the basis of their feed system?

a)

Pressurized or turbopump

b)

Restartable or single fired

c)

Single flight or reusable

d)

Boosting or auxiliary

13.

The thruster is also called as _____________

a)

combustion chamber

b)

thrust chamber

c)

nozzle

d)

injector

14.

Which of the following ways of thrust chamber cooling may use niobium metal?

a)

Film cooling

b)

Cooling jacket

c)

Radiation cooling

d)

Ablative cooling

15.

At what temperature are the liquid oxygen and the liquid hydrogen kept in their storage tanks of the cryogenic rocket engine?

a)

-253°C and -183°C

b)

-183°C and -253°C

c)

-253°C for both

d)

-183°C for both

16.

Determine the mixture ratio if mass flow rate of the oxidizer is 3/4 times the total mass flow rate of the combustion products.

a)

2.5

b)

3

c)

2

d)

1

17.

If the total propellant flow rate is 24 kg/s and the mixture ratio is 2.3, determine the mass flow rate of the oxidizer.

a)

19.67 kg/s

b)

15.33 kg/s

c)

12.94 kg/s

d)

16.73 kg/s

18.

Which of the following propellants were used in the Titan mission?

a)

50% UDMH + 50% hydrazine

b)

RP1

c)

RDX

d)

Aviation gasoline

19.

Which of the following is not a factor considered in the selection of liquid propellant for a rocket engine?

a)

Economic

b)

Performance

c)

Safety

d)

Injector pattern

20.

Which of the following chemical particles cannot be suspended in liquid fuel to increase specific impulse?

a)

Boron

b)

Beryllium

c)

Aluminium

d)

Fluorine

21.

Which among the following propellants is not corrosive?

a)

Liquid oxygen

b)

Nitric acid

c)

Nitrogen tetroxide

d)

Liquid Fluorine

22.

What is O-ring in a chemical rocket engine?

a)

A kind of seal

b)

A type of injector

c)

A type of pipe network

d)

A kind of control system

23.

Which of the following is not a desirable property of a liquid propellant?

a)

Low freezing point

b)

Low specific gravity

c)

Stability

d)

High specific heat

24.

What is the average specific gravity(δav) if the specific gravity of the fuel (δf) is 0.792, the specific gravity of the oxidizer is (δo) is 1.02 and the mixture ratio (r) is 4?

a)

0.96

b)

0.94

c)

1.01

d)

0.98

25.

A good liquid propellant will have ___________

a)

easy deterioration

b)

resistance to deterioration

c)

absorption of moisture

d)

small amount of impurities

26.

Evaporation is a major concern for _________

a)

cryogenic propellants

b)

monopropellants

c)

bipropellants

d)

solid propellants

27.

Which of the following zones is not a part of the thrust chamber?

a)

Atomization zone

b)

Rapid-combustion zone

c)

Stream tube combustion zone

d)

Transonic flow zone

28.

The boundaries between the discrete combustion zones inside the combustion chamber is not ________

a)

undulating

b)

immovable

c)

irregular

d)

local variations

29.

Which of the following with regards to mixing and reaction in the combustion chamber is incorrect?

a)

Turbulent mixing

b)

Multiple chemical reactions

c)

Temperature rise increases densities

d)

Local mixture ratio variations

30.

The mixing in rapid combustion zone is not aided by ___________

a)

local turbulence

b)

diffusion of the gas species

c)

supersonic compression waves

d)

vaporization of the liquid propellants