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Summer 2015 Thermal System & Energy Efficiency Question Paper

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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
DIPLOMA ENGINEERING – SEMESTER – I • EXAMINATION – SUMMER 2015
Subject Code: 3361907  Date:14-05-2015
Subject Name: Thermal Systems and Energy Efficiency
Time: 10:30am to 1:30pm            Total Marks: 70

Instructions:
1.  Attempt all questions.
2.  Make Suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
3.  Figures to the right indicate full marks.
4.  Use of programmable & Communication aids are strictly prohibited.
5.  Use of only simple calculator is permitted in Mathematics.
6.  English version is authentic.
7.  Standard data sheet (given with GTU syllabus) is allowed in examination.

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Q.1 Answer any seven out of ten.   14

1.  Define Primary and Secondary energy sources with example.

2.  State the function of steam trap.

3.  Define High grade and low grade energy source with example.

4.  State the function of the furnace and write its main types.

5.  List some common applications of heat exchangers.

6.  List different parameters necessary to measure boiler efficiency for Indirect method.

7.  Define Free Air Delivery for the air compressor and write its units.

8.  List the characteristics of an efficient furnace.

9.  Define refrigeration and Air conditioning.

10.  List the instruments used to measure various parameters of refrigeration and air conditioning system.

Q.2  (a)  Explain energy conservation Act-2001 in brief.  03

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(a)  State the importance of energy conservation.  03

(b)    Classify furnaces in detail.  03

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(b)  Explain general concept of furnace with sketch.  03

(c)  Explain in brief about opportunities for energy saving in steam distribution system.  04

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(c)  Explain inverted bucket type steam trap with sketch.  04

(d)  Explain energy saving measures for furnaces in context of following parameter. (i) excess air (ii) Heat distribution (iii) furnace pressure.  04

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(d)  Using given data of furnace heat balance sheet draw sankey diagram using suitable scale considering gross fuel input as 100 % --- (i) useful output 40 % (ii) flue gas loss 35% (iii) wall loss 10% (iv) cooling loss 10% (v) stored heat 5 %  04

Q.3  (a)  Describe pump up method for capacity assessment of air compressor with equation.  03

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(a)  Describe leakage assessment method for air compressor with equation.  03

(b)  Explain in brief about pull down effect and storage temperature effect of refrigeration.  03

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(b)  State types of sensible heat load and latent heat load for refrigeration.  03

(c)  Explain for heat exchanger (i) fouling factor (ii) LMTD correction factor.   04

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(c)  Classify heat exchanger and state the characteristics of an efficient heat exchanger.  04

(d)  One Plant has one compressor of capacity 1680 m3/h. Free air delivery of the compressor is carried out by filling the receiver. The test data are as follows:
Receiver capacity : 10 m3
Interconnecting pipe : 1 m3
Initial pressure in receiver : 1.0 kg/cm2
Inlet air pressure to compressor 1.0 kg/cm2 (a)
Final pressure : 8.25 kg/cm2
Time taken to fill the receiver : 3 minutes (180 seconds)
Power consumption during loading : 150 kW
Using these data find out free air delivery in m3/h and specific power
consumption in m3/h/ kW.    04

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(d)  Calculate Free air delivery in m3/h for air compressor using following data.
Nozzle flow coefficient = 0.98
Nozzle diameter : 0.08 m
Receiver Pressure – 3.5 kg / cm2
Inlet Pressure – 1.04 kg / cm2 (a)
Inlet air temperature 30°C
Pressure before nozzle – 1.08 kg / cm2
Temperature before the nozzle 40°C
Pressure difference across the nozzle = 0.036 kg / cm2
Gas constant : 287 Joules / kg K     04

Q.4  (a)  Explain infiltration and ventilation for air conditioning system.  03

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(a)  List any five energy saving opportunities for refrigeration system.   03

(b)  Explain in brief about radiation and convection recuperators, employed in furnaces with sketch.   04

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(b)  Why do furnaces operate at low efficiency? Write the range of approximatepercentage of efficiency achieved in furnaces. Also discuss the methods by which furnace efficiency can be improved in brief.  04

(c)  The following are the data collected for an oil fired package boiler. Find out the efficiency of the boiler by indirect method.Ultimate analysis of oil : C : 84 % , H2 : 13.0 % , S : 3.0 %, O2 : 1.0 %GCV of oil = 11000 kCal/kg ; Percentage of oxygen in flue gas = 7 % ; Flue gas temperature = 250 ᵒC ; Ambient temperature = 27 ᵒC ; Humidity of air = 0.02 kg/kg of dry air ; Cp of flue gas = 0.23 kcal/kg ᵒC ; Cp of steam = 0.45 kcal/kg ᵒC.  07

Q.5  (a)  One restaurant with capacity of 200 people is to be air conditioned. Outside air condition is 36 ᵒC dry bulb temperature and 50 % relative humidity. Inside air condition is 20 ᵒC dry bulb temperature with 60% relative humidity. Ventilation requirement per person is 0.25 m3. Find out sensible heat load and latent heat load for this restaurant using psychrometric chart.  04

(b)  A shell and tube heat exchanger of following configuration is considered being used for oil cooler with oil at the shell side and water at the tube side:Tube side dimensions: 460 nos X 25.4 mm, OD X 2.11 mm thick X 7211 mm long with 2 pass.  Find out corrected LMTD for the heat exchanger. The monitored parameters for counter flow arrangement as below:
Parameters           Units          Inlet          Outlet
Hot fluid flow        kg/h       720000       720000
Cold fluid flow      kg/h       890000       890000
Hot fluid temp       ᵒC          145             102
Cold fluid temp     ᵒC          25.5             49                                                                        04

(c) An oil-fired reheating furnace has an operating temperature around 1250 ᵒC. Air fuel ratio is 14:1. Average O2 percentage in flue gas = 12 %. Cp of flue gas = 0.24 kcal/kg ᵒC. Flue gas temperature is 750 ᵒC, Ambient temperature = 40 ᵒC, GCV of oil = 10000 kCal/kg. Using these data find out percentage heat loss in flue gas.  03

(d)  Explain the principle of Co-Generation System based on steam turbine with diagram.  03

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Winter 2015 Thermal System & Energy Efficiency Question Paper

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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
DIPLOMA ENGINEERING – SEMESTER –VI • EXAMINATION – WINTER 2015
Subject Code: 3361907    Date: 14/12/2015
Subject Name: Thermal systems and Energy Efficiency
Time: 02:30 PM TO 05:00 PM   Total Marks: 70

Instructions:
1.  Attempt all questions.
2.  Make Suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
3.  Figures to the right indicate full marks.
4.  Use of programmable & Communication aids are strictly prohibited.
5.  Use of only simple calculator is permitted in Mathematics.
6.  English version is authentic.
7.  Use of Psychrometric chart is permitted in T.S.E.E.

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Q.1 Answer any seven out of ten.   14

1.    List the main parameters on which the choice of HVAC components depends on?

2.  Why CFC's are phased out? which are the alternatives to CFC's.

3.   Name the parameters that a psychometric chart provide for an air conditioning Engineer?

4.  How do you calculate TR across the air conditioning units.

5.  What is heat flux in a heat exchanger?

6.  What is capacity ratio in Heat exchanger?

7.  What are the methods of waste heat recovery in a furnace ?

8.  Define Boiler efficiency ?

9.  Why energy cost of a compressor is evaluated ?

10.  What is free air delivery in a compressor ?

Q.2  (a)  As a means of performance evaluation, explain the difference between efficiency and evaporation ratio ?  03

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(a)    What is controllable and uncontrollable losses in a boiler ?  03

(b)  What is the need for performance assessment of a heat exchanger ?  03

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(b)  What instruments are required for indirect efficiency testing in a boiler ?  03

(c)  Distinguish between heat exchanger efficiency and effectiveness ?  04

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(c)  What is meant by LMTD ? Express it Mathematically.  04

(d)  Why furnaces operate at low efficiency? What are the methods by which furnace efficiencies can be improved ?   04

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(d)  How is the furnace performance evaluated by indirect method ?  04

Q.3  (a)  Explain the term recuperator ?  03

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(a)  What are the advantages and disadvantages of operating the furnace at a positive pressure ?  03

(b)  What are the major losses in a furnace ?  03

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(b)  How does the ceramic coatings help in reducing energy consumption ?  03

(c)  What care should be taken for proper heat distribution in a furnace ?  04

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(c)  What are the factors that affects the boiler performance ?  04

(d)  Discuss some of the practical difficulties in optimizing the loading of the furnace ?  04

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(d)  List down the adverse impacts of operating the furnace at temperatures higher than required ?  04

Q.4  (a)  Explain the principle of vapour compression system with a neat sketch ?  03

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(a)  Differentiate between vapour compression refrigeration system and vapour absorption refrigeration system ?  03

(b)  What are the different factors considered in load estimation sheet for comfort application?  04

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(b)  Explain the methods of estimating heat gain due to infiltrated air.  04

(c)  The following data relates to the office air conditioning plant having maximum seating capacity of 25 occupants:Outside design conditions =340DBT,280WBT
Inside design conditions =240
DBT,50% RH
Solar heat gain =9120W
Latent heat gain per occupant=105W
Sensible heat gain per occupant=90W
Lightening load=2300W
Sensible heat load from sources=11630W
Infiltration load=14m3/min
Assuming 40% fresh air and 60%recirculated air passing through the
evaporator coil and by-pass factor of 0.15,
find the dew point temperature of the coil and capacity of the plant.   07

Q.5  (a)  Calculate the radiation loss through a opening in the furnace for a period of Eight hours from the data given belowA reheating furnace with walls 460mm(X) thick has a billet extraction outlet which is 1m high and 1m wide. Furnace operating temperature is 13400Celsius. The factor total radiation for the opening is 0.71.(Blackbody radiation corresponding to 13400Celsius=36.00kcal/cm2/hr)

(b)  Explain how you would undertake an energy audit of a batch type heat treatment furnace ?

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Summer 2016 Thermal System & Energy Efficiency Question Paper

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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
DIPLOMA ENGINEERING – SEMESTER – VI• EXAMINATION – SUMMER 2016
Subject Code: 3361907  Date: 23/05/2016
Subject Name: Thermal systems and Energy Efficiency
Time: 10:30 AM to 01:00 PM  Total Marks: 70

Instructions:
1.  Attempt all questions.
2.  Make Suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
3.  Figures to the right indicate full marks.
4.  Use of programmable & Communication aids are strictly prohibited.
5.  Use of only simple calculator is permitted in Mathematics.
6.  English version is authentic.

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Q.1 Answer any seven out of ten.   14

1.  Why energy conservation is required?

2. Write Renewable and non - renewable energy sources.

3.  State the function of the furnace.

4. List some common types of heat exchangers.

5.  Define thermal efficiency of the air compressor.

6.   Define refrigeration and Air conditioning.

7.  Write boiler specifications.

8.  What is T.E.T.D.?

9.  Define the term overall heat transfer co-efficient.

10.  Define Free Air Delivery (F.A.D) for the air compressor and write its units.

Q.2  (a)  What is sankey diagram? What is important of sankey diagram? 03

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(a)  Draw the sankey diagram for air compressor system.  03

(b)  List the method are used for calculation of boiler efficiency. 03

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(b)  List the various losses in boiler. 03

(c)  State the steps required foe energy conservation in furnaces. 04

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(c)   List the various furnaces and explain any one  04

(d)  What is fouling factor? What is the reason for it?  04

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(d)  Explain the NTU method for the heat exchanger.  04

Q.3  (a)  Explain thermodynamic type steam trap with sketch.  03

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(a)  Explain the energy conservation act 2001. 03

(b)  Using given data of furnace heat balance sheet draw sankey diagram using suitable scale considering gross fuel input as 100 % --- (i) useful output 44 % (ii) flue gas loss 38% (iii) wall loss 12% (iv) cooling loss 10% (v) stored heat 6 %   03

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(b)  Explain L.M.T.D .method for parallel flow in heat exchanger.  03

(c)  Describe leakage assessment method for air compressor with equation. 04

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(c)  List various sensible and latent heat load for refrigeration system.  04

(d)  Write the steps for improving boiler efficiency.  04

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(d)  Explain infiltration and ventilation for air conditioning system.  04

Q.4  (a)  Explain the principle of Co-Generation System based on gas turbine with diagram.  03

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(a)  List the opportunities for energy saving in refrigeration and air conditioning system.  03

(b)  One Plant has one compressor of capacity 1200 m3/h. Free air delivery of the compressor is carried out by filling the receiver. The test data are as follows: Receiver capacity : 10 m3Interconnecting pipe : 1 m3 Initial pressure in receiver : 1.0 kg/cm2Inlet air pressure to compressor 1.0 kg/cm2(a) Final pressure : 10kg/cm2Time taken to fill the receiver : 3 minutes (180 seconds) Power consumption during loading : 120 kW. Using these data find out  1.  Free air delivery in m3/h 2. Specific power consumption in m3/h/ kW.   04

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(b)  One restaurant with capacity of 300 people is to be air conditioned. Outside air condition is 35 ᵒC dry bulb temperatures and 50 % relative humidity. Inside air condition is 24 ᵒC dry bulb temperatures with 55% relative humidity. Ventilation requirement per person is 0.30 m3/person. Find out sensible heat load and latent heat load for this restaurant using psychometric chart.   04

(c)  A shell and tube heat exchanger of following configuration is considered being used for oil cooler with oil at the shell side and water at the tube side. 5 ton of oil is cooling from 200°C to 80°C and water is heating from 30°C to 90 °C Find out corrected L.M.T.D. for the heat exchanger using for counter flow and parallel flow and water flow rate. Specific heat of oil is 0.5 kcal /kg.   07

Q.5  (a)  Calculate Free air delivery in m3/h and isothermal efficiency for air compressor using following data. Nozzle flow coefficient = 0.98 Nozzle diameter : 0.010 m Receiver Pressure 3.0 kg / cm2Inlet Pressure 1.00 kg / cm2(a) Inlet air temperature 34°C Pressure before nozzle 1.04 kg / cm2. Temperature before the nozzle 40°C Pressure difference across the nozzle = 0.035 kg / cm2 .Gas constant: 287 Joules / kg K.    04

(b)  The following are the data collected for an oil fired package boiler. Find out the efficiency of the boiler by indirect method. Ultimate analysis of oil : C : 80 % , H2 : 10.0 % , S : 3.0 %, O2 : 1.0 % GCV of oil = 10500 kCal/kg ; Percentage of oxygen in flue gas = 8 % ; Flue gas temperature = 230 ᵒC ; Ambient temperature = 29 ᵒC ; Humidity of air = 0.020 kg/kg of dry air ; Cp of flue gas = 0.23 kcal/kg ᵒC ; Cp of steam = 0.45 kcal/kg ᵒC.   04

(c)  . Explain heat recovery system for furnace. 03

(d)An oil-fired reheating furnace has an operating temperature around 1500

C. Air fuel ratio is 15:1. Average O2 percentage in flue gas = 10 %. Cp of flue gas = 0.24 kcal/kg ᵒC. Flue gas temperature is 650 ૦C, Ambient temperature = 35 ૦C, GCV of oil = 10300 kCal/kg. Using these data find out percentage heat loss in flue gas.   03

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Winter 2016 Thermal System & Energy Efficiency Question Paper

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GUJARAT TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
Diploma Engineering - SEMESTER–VI • EXAMINATION – WINTER • 2016
Subject Code: 3361907  Date:   26-10-2016
Subject Name: THERMAL SYSTEM & ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Time: 10:30 am - 01:00 pm  Total Marks: 70

Instructions:
1.  Attempt all questions.
2.  Make Suitable assumptions wherever necessary.
3.  Figures to the right indicate full marks.
4.  Use of programmable & Communication aids are strictly prohibited.
5.  Use of only simple calculator is permitted in Mathematics.
6.  English version is authentic.

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Q.1 Answer any seven out of ten.   14

1.  State different sources of energy

2.  State various Thermal systems applicable to industries.

3.  Define Cogeneration system.

4.  State main provisions of the EC act, 2001.

5.  Give classification of Heat Exchanger.

6.  What is meant by LMTD?

7.  Define Free Air Delivery?

8.  Give the classification of industrial furnace.

9.  Define ton of refrigeration?

10.  What is the relation between COP and kW/ton of refrigeration?

Q.2  (a)  List various sources of sensible heat loads in refrigeration.   03

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(a)  List various sources of Latent heat loads in refrigeration.   03

(b)  Explain flywheel effect of building materials.  03

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(b)  Explain heat gain through glass.  03

(c)  A hall to air conditioned foe a sitting capacity 500 persons Indoor condition: 260C dbt and 60% RH. Outdoor condition: 300C dbt and 50% RH. Ventilation air 0.30 m3/person. Calculate the sensible heat load, latent heat load   04

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(c)  In  a  coldstorage  20T  mango  is  store  at  150C  for  20  hr.  The  outside temperature is 380C and specific heat of mango is 3.4 kJ/kg 0K. Calculate the cooling load.  04

(d)  Explain the energy conservation in refrigeration and air conditioning system.  04

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(d)  Differentiate between infiltration and ventilation air.  04

Q.3  (a)  What are the major factors affecting the industrial furnace performance?  03

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(a)  Explain various industrial furnace losses with sankey diagram  03

(b)  What are the various instruments required for performance evaluation of industrial furnace.  03

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(b)  How do you determine excess air level in an industrial furnace?  03

(c)  Oil-fired  reheating  furnace  has  an  operating temperature of around 1340°C. Average fuel consumption is 400 litres/hour. The flue gas exit temperature is 750 °C after air preheater. Air is preheated from ambient temperature of 40 °C to 190 °C through an air pre-heater. If Specific gravity of oil is 0.92. CV of oil is 10000 kCal/kg. Average O2 percentage in flue gas is 12%. Air Fuel ratio is 14:1 and Specific heat of flue gas is 0.25 kCal/kg0C.Calcute the sensible heat loss.   04

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(c)  Explain the working of rotary hearth furnace.  04

(d)  12TPH billet is heated in furnaces. The  temperature  of billet is heated form 400C  to  11000C.  The  consumption  of  oil  in  furnaces  is  750  liters/hr  with specific  gravity  of  0.92 and CV is 9700 kCal/kg. The billet specific heat is 0.12 kCal/kg0C.  Calculate  i)  %  heat  loss  in  furnaces  ii)  Efficiency  of furnaces.   04

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(d)  Explain with neat sketch why proper heat distribution is required in the furnace system?   04

Q.4  (a)  The following are the data collected for a boiler using coal as the fuel. Find out the boiler efficiency and evaporation ratio by direct methodSteam generated :8TPH  Quantity of coal consumed: 1.5 TPHSteam pressure: 10 kg/cm2GVC of coal: 3995 kCal/kgTemperature of steam: 1800C  Enthalpy of steam: 660 kCal/kgFeed water temperature: 850C   03

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(a)  Boiler efficiency by indirect method is more useful why?  03

(b)  The following are the data collected for a boiler using furnace oil as the fuel.
Ultimate analysis (%)  Flue gas analysis (%)
Carbon = 85
Hydrogen = 10
Nitrogen = 0.8
Oxygen = 1.1
Sulphur = 1.1
Moisture = 0.7
Flue gas temperature = 240°C
Ambient temperature = 28°C
CO2% in flue gas by volume = 11
O2% in flue gas by volume = 8
Calculate (1) Theoretical air required (2) Excess Air supplied (EA) (3) Actual mass of air supplied/ kg of fuel (AAS)   04

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(b)  Calculate the rise of feed water temperature by providing an economizer to boiler; generate the steam of 10T. The inlet and outlet temperature of flue gas is 330°C and 180°C respectively. The air fuel ratio is 21:1 and boiler evaporation ratio 10. Neglecting bolwdowen and condensate recovery. (Cpg= 0.23kCal/kg°C )   04

(c)  The following are the data collected for a boiler. Find out the boiler efficiency by indirect method.   07
Carbon content in fuel (C)= 84%
Hydrogen content in fuel (H)= 10%
Moisture content in fuel (m)= 0.3%
Ambient temperature = 35°C
Flue gas temperature = 190°C
Humidity in ambient air = 0.023kg/kg of dry air
GCV of fuel= 9,600 Kcal/kg
Surface temperature of boiler= 85°C
Sp. Heat of flue gases= 0.23kCal/kg °C
Sp. Heat of super-heated steam=0.45kCal/kg °C
Mass of dry flue gas= 25.36kg/kg of fuel
Actual mass of air supplied/kg of fuel=22.49kg/kg of fuel
Radiation & convection losses= 0.32%
Losses due to incomplete combustion= 0.02%

Q.5  (a)In a double pipe heat exchanger hot fluid is entering at 220°C and leaving at 115°C. Cold fluid enters at 10 deg c and leaves at 75°C. Mass flow rate of hot fluid 100 kg/hr, cp of hot fluid 1.1 kcal/kg°C. Cp of cold fluid 0.95kcal/kg°C. Calculate LMTD i) If the flow is parallel , ii) If the flow is counter current.   04

(b)  During the reciprocating air compressor testing following parameters are measured calculate Isothermal Efficiency.Flow coefficient : 1  Temperature before the nozzle 40°C Nozzle diameter : 0.08 metre  Pressure drop across the nozzle:0.036 kg / cm2Receiver Pressure: 3.5 kg / cm2Gas constant : 287 Joules / kg KInlet Pressure: 1.04 kg / cm2Motor input power :100 kWInlet air temperature: 30°C   Motor and drive efficiency :86 %Pressure before nozzle:1.08 kg / cm2   04

(c)  What are the various instruments required for performance evaluation of compressed air systems by nozzle method?  03

(d)  Explain fouling factor and state factor affecting on it.  03

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