WorksheetsApplied Physics for Mechanical Stream
Total questions: 124
Worksheet time: 6hrs 52mins
What is Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)?
What is the physical significance of the force constant?
What is the natural frequency of a system?
What are the applications of springs?
What are damped oscillations?
What is the expression for the decay of amplitude in damped oscillations?
What is the quality factor and its significance?
What are the engineering applications of damped oscillations?
What is the definition and examples of forced oscillations?
What is the expression for amplitude and phase in forced oscillations?
What are the different conditions of forced oscillations?
What is resonance?
What is the sharpness of resonance?
What is the Mach number?
What are the classifications of waves and Mach regimes?
What are the types of waves?
What are the Mach regimes?
What are shock waves and their applications?
What is the Mach angle?
What are the properties of shock waves?
What are the applications of shock waves?
What are shock tubes?
What is the Reddy shock tube?
What are the Elastic Properties of Materials?
What is the difference between Elasticity and Plasticity?
What is Stress and Strain?
What is the Classification of Stress and Strain?
What is Hooke’s Law?
What is the Strain Hardening and Softening?
What are the Elastic Moduli?
What is Young’s Modulus?
What is Bulk Modulus?
What is Rigidity Modulus?
What is Poisson’s Ratio?
What is the Relation between Elastic Moduli?
What are the Assumptions in Bending of Beams?
What is the Neutral surface and Neutral axis?
What is the Neutral surface and Neutral axis?
What are the Types of Beams?
What is the Bending Moment and Expression?
What is the Bending Moment?
What is the Expression for Bending Moment?
What is the Geometrical MI of Rectangular and Circular Beams?
What are the Cantilever and I Section Girders?
What is a Cantilever?
What are I Section Girders?
What are the Types of Elastic Materials?
What is Elastic Fatigue and Fracture?
What is Brittle Fracture?
What is Ductile Fracture?
What is Stress Concentration and Concentration Factor?
What is Stress Concentration?
What is Concentration Factor?
What are the Factors Affecting Fatigue?
What is Surface Effect?
What is Design Effect?
What are Environmental Effects?
What are Model Questions?
What are Numerical Problems?
What is Thermo EMF and Thermo Current?
What is Seebeck Effect and Seebeck Co-efficient?
What is the Seebeck Effect?
What is the Seebeck Coefficient?
What is Peltier Effect and Peltier Co-efficient?
What is the Peltier Effect?
What is the Peltier Coefficient?
What is the Variation of Thermo EMF with Temperature?
What is the Relation between T_i and T_n?
What is Thermo-electric Power?
Relation between T_i and T_n.
Thermo-electric Power.
Figure of Merit.
Laws of Thermo-electricity.
Law of homogeneous circuits.
Law of intermediate metals.
Law of intermediate temperature.
Expression for Thermo EMF in terms of Temperature of Cold(T_1) and Hot(T_2) Junctions.
Thermo-couple and Thermo-pile.
Thermocouple.
Thermo-pile.
Thermo-electric Generators (TEG), Thermo-electric Coolers (TEC).
Thermo-electric Coolers.
Principle.
Construction.
Working.
Thermo-electric Materials.
Low and Near Room Temperature Thermoelectric Materials (<300K and 300K to 500K).
Mid Temperature Thermoelectric Materials (500 to 800K).
High Temperature Thermoelectric Materials (>800K).
Applications.
Exhaust of Automobiles - ATEG.
Thermoelectric Refrigeration.
Space Program - Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator(RTG).
Model Questions.
Numerical Problems.
Introduction to Production of Low Temperature.
Joule-Thomson Effect.
Inversion Temperature.
Porous Plug Experiment.
Thermodynamic Analysis of Joule Thomson Effect.
Liquefaction of Gasses by Cascade Process.
What are the principles of liquefaction of gases?
What is the Pictet process in liquefaction of oxygen?
What is Linde’s air liquefier?
What are the properties of helium?
What is the platinum resistance thermometer?
What are the applications of cryogenics?
What are the classifications of nanomaterials?
What are the types of nanocomposites?
What are the applications of nanocomposites?
What is X-ray diffraction?
What is the Scherrer equation for determining crystallite size?
What is atomic force microscopy?
What is X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy?
What is a scanning electron microscope?
What is a transmission electron microscope?
What is oscillation?
A repeating motion that occurs when a periodic force acts on the system.
A random motion without any periodic force.
A motion that occurs only in solids.
A motion that is always linear.
What are free oscillations?
Oscillations that occur without the action of an external periodic force.
Oscillations that require an external periodic force.
Oscillations that are always damped.
Oscillations that occur only in fluids.
What is simple harmonic motion (SHM)?
Motion where the restoring force is directly proportional to the displacement.
Motion that occurs in a straight line only.
Motion that is always circular.
Motion that does not involve any forces.
What is the equation for displacement in SHM?
y = A sin(ω0t + φ)
y = A cos(ω0t + φ)
y = A + ω0t
y = A - ω0t
What does the spring constant (k) represent?
The amount of force exerted when a spring is elongated/compressed by unit length.
The total mass of the spring.
The length of the spring.
The energy stored in the spring.
What is natural frequency?
The frequency with which free oscillations occur.
The frequency of forced oscillations.
The frequency of oscillations in a vacuum.
The frequency that is always constant.
What is the effective spring constant for springs in series?
1/k_s = 1/k1 + 1/k2
k_s = k1 + k2
k_s = k1 * k2
k_s = k1 - k2
What is the formula for the time period (T) of oscillations?
T = 1/f
T = f/1
T = 2π/ω0
T = ω0/2π
