Heat Transfer
JKSSB Junior Engineer (Mechanical) · Technical Subjects (Mechanical) · 11 practice questions with answers and explanations: 4 Easy, 7 Medium, 0 Hard.
Sample questions
Sample Easy question 1
Which of these materials has the highest thermal conductivity?
- Air
- Wood
- Copper
- Glass wool
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Answer: C. Metals conduct heat much better than insulators.
Sample Easy question 2
The three modes of heat transfer are:
- Conduction, convection and radiation
- Absorption, reflection and transmission
- Fusion, evaporation and sublimation
- Conduction, compression and expansion
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Answer: A. Heat moves by contact, by fluid motion, or as electromagnetic waves.
Sample Easy question 3
Fourier's law relates heat flow to:
- The velocity gradient
- The concentration gradient
- The temperature gradient
- The pressure gradient
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Answer: C. q = −k (dT/dx).
Sample Medium question 4
The Biot number is the ratio of:
- Convection to conduction
- Buoyancy to viscous force
- Inertia to viscous force
- Internal conduction resistance to external convection resistance
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Answer: D. A small Biot number means the temperature inside the body is nearly uniform.
Sample Medium question 5
The purpose of fins on a surface is to:
- Increase the heat transfer area
- Reduce the surface temperature of the fluid
- Reduce conduction
- Increase insulation
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Answer: A. More surface area increases the rate of heat dissipation.
Sample Medium question 6
The Prandtl number is the ratio of:
- Momentum diffusivity to thermal diffusivity
- Convection to conduction
- Inertia force to viscous force
- Thermal diffusivity to momentum diffusivity
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Answer: A. Pr = μ·Cp / k.
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