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IA - Aero Propulsion

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

Following combustion, the working fluid in a turbojet enters a:

a)

compressor

b)

turbine

c)

condenser

d)

boiler

2.

What is the name of the section labeled 3?

a)

Combustor

b)

Compressor

c)

Fan

d)

Turbine

3.

Which of the following is most efficient at high speeds?

a)

Turbo-prop

b)

Low by-pass turbofan

c)

High by-pass turbofan

d)

Pure turbojet

4.

What type of engine is pictured?

a)

Internal Combustion

b)

Turbojet

c)

Turbofan

d)

Turboprop

5.

What is the purpose of an afterburner?

a)

to increase thrust

b)

to increase efficiency

6.

Which process is represented by 1-2 in the Brayton cycle diagram?

a)

isobaric compression

b)

isothermal compression

c)

isentropic compression

d)

isochoric compression

7.

Which processes shown in the Brayton cycle diagram are isobaric?

a)

2-3 and 4-1

b)

1-2 and 2-3

c)

3-4 and 4-1

d)

1-2 and 3-4

8.

A gas turbine engine has a pressure ratio of 26. Assuming the engine cycle can be represented by the air-standard Brayton cycle, what will be the cycle efficiency?

a)

26%

b)

60.6%

c)

0.6%

d)

74%

9.

The Brayton cycle diagram shown represents which gas turbine hardware?

a)

1-2: combustion, 2-3: compressor, 3-4: exhaust, 4-1: turbine

b)

1-2: turbine, 2-3: exhaust, 3-4: compressor, 4-1: combustion

c)

1-2: exhaust, 2-3: compressor, 3-4: combustion, 4-1: turbine

d)

1-2: compressor, 2-3: combustion, 3-4: turbine, 4-1: exhaust

10.

Turboprops are most efficient in:

a)

High speed, high altitude operations.

b)

Low speed, low altitude operations.

11.

For a thermodynamically ideal turbo-jet, the combustion process can be considered:

a)

adiabatic

b)

isentropic

c)

isothermal

d)

isobaric

12.

For a thermodynamically ideal turbo-jet, the process that occurs through the outlet nozzle is:

a)

isentropic compression

b)

isothermal compression

c)

isentropic expansion

d)

isothermal expansion