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- Question
Which of the following is a copolymer?
Options- A. PVC
- B. Bakelite
- C. Polythene
- D. Teflon
- Correct Answer
- Bakelite
- 1. Out of all the elastomers, natural rubber has the longest elongation range & flexibility of the order of __________ percent.
Options- A. 1-1000
- B. 1000-1500
- C. 1500-2000
- D. 2000-2500 Discuss
- 2. The synthetic fibres produced from __________ are known as rayon.
Options- A. lignin
- B. cellulose
- C. polyamides
- D. ethylene glycol Discuss
- 3. Buna-S is a __________ material.
Options- A. fibrous
- B. plastic
- C. resinous
- D. rubbery Discuss
- 4. Density of high density polythene is about __________ gm/c.c.
Options- A. 1.18
- B. 1.05
- C. 0.95
- D. 0.99 Discuss
- 5. Vinyl flooring is done using __________ sheets.
Options- A. polypropylene
- B. PVC
- C. polythene
- D. polyvinyl acetate Discuss
- 6. Buna-S is also known as
Options- A. teflon
- B. PTFE
- C. SBR
- D. polycrylates Discuss
- 7. If the discharge of a centrifugal pump is throttled, then its suction lift
Options- A. increases
- B. decreases
- C. remains unchanged
- D. data insufficient to predict Discuss
- 8. Most commonly used joint in the underground pipe lines is the
Options- A. sleevejoint
- B. coupling
- C. flange
- D. expansion joint Discuss
- 9. Co-efficient of velocity is __________ the coefficient of discharge.
Options- A. less than
- B. more than
- C. equal to
- D. not related to Discuss
- 10. Hydraulic mean depth (Dm) for a circular pipe of diameter 'D' flowing full is 0.25 D. For a circular channel, at Dm = 0.3 D, gives the condition for the maximum
Options- A. flow rate
- B. mean velocity
- C. both 'a' & 'b'
- D. neither 'a' nor 'b' Discuss
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Correct Answer: 1-1000
Correct Answer: cellulose
Correct Answer: rubbery
Correct Answer: 0.95
Correct Answer: PVC
Correct Answer: SBR
Correct Answer: increases
Correct Answer: sleevejoint
Correct Answer: more than
Correct Answer: mean velocity
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