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80+ Electric Energy Generation Utilization and Conservation Solved MCQs

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Electrical Engineering .

1.

Which of the following instruments is used for the comparison of candle powers of different sources?

A. radiometer
B. bunsen meter
C. photometer
D. candle meter
Answer» C. photometer
2.

The illumination at various points on a horizontal surface illuminated by the same source varies as

A. cos3θ
B. cos θ
C. 1/r2
D. cos2θ.
Answer» A. cos3θ
3.

Floodlighting is NOT used for purposes.

A. reading
B. aesthetic
C. advertising
D. industrial.
Answer» A. reading
4.

Which of the following lamp has minimum initial cost of installation but maximum running cost ?

A. incandescent
B. fluorescent
C. mercury vapour
D. sodium vapour.
Answer» A. incandescent
5.

Candela is the unit of which of the following?

A. wavelength
B. luminous intensity
C. luminous flux
D. frequency
Answer» B. luminous intensity
6.

Colour of light depends upon

A. frequency
B. wave length
C. both (a) and (b)
D. speed of light
Answer» C. both (a) and (b)
7.

Illumination of one lumen per sq. metre is called

A. lumen metre
B. lux
C. foot candle
D. candela
Answer» B. lux
8.

A solid angle is expressed in terms of

A. radians/metre
B. radians
C. steradians
D. degrees
Answer» C. steradians
9.

The unit of luminous flux is .

A. watt/m2
B. lumen
C. lumen/m2
D. watt
Answer» B. lumen
10.

Filament lamps operate normally at a power factor of

A. 0.5 lagging
B. 0.8 lagging
C. unity
D. 0.8 leading
Answer» C. unity
11.

The filament of a GLS lamp is made of

A. tungsten
B. copper
C. carbon
D. aluminium
Answer» A. tungsten
12.

Which of the following lamps is the cheapest for the same wattage?

A. fluorescent tube
B. mercury vapour lamp
C. gls lamp
D. sodium vapour lamp
Answer» C. gls lamp
13.

On which of the following factors dies the depreciation or maintenance factor depend?

A. lamp cleaning schedule
B. ageing of the lamp
C. type of work carried out at the premises
D. all of the above factors
Answer» D. all of the above factors
14.

For the same lumen output, the running cost of the fluorescent lamp is

A. equal to that of filament lamp
B. less than that of filament lamp
C. more than that of filament lamp
D. any of the above
Answer» B. less than that of filament lamp
15.

The flicker effect of fluorescent lamps is more pronounced at

A. lower frequencies
B. higher frequencies
C. lower voltages
D. higher voltages
Answer» A. lower frequencies
16.

...... is a cold cathode lamp.

A. fluorescent lamp
B. neon lamp
C. mercury vapour lamp
D. sodium vapour lamp
Answer» B. neon lamp
17.

For normal reading the illumination level required is around

A. 20-40 lumens/m2
B. 60-100 lumens/m2
C. 200-300 lumens/m2
D. 400-500 lumens/m2
Answer» B. 60-100 lumens/m2
18.

Which gas can be filled in GLS lamps?

A. oxygen
B. carbon dioxide
C. xenon
D. any inert gas
Answer» D. any inert gas
19.

Which of the following is not the type of refrigerant?

A. organic refrigerants
B. inorganic refrigerants
C. azeotrope refrigerants
D. halo-helium refrigerants
Answer» D. halo-helium refrigerants
20.

The refrigerants which are first cooled by                    refrigerants and then used for cooling purposes are known as                        refrigerants.

A. secondary, primary
B. primary, secondary
C. tertiary, primary
D. secondary, tertiary
Answer» B. primary, secondary
21.

Which one of the following inorganic refrigerants is often used?

A. nh3
B. co2
C. h2o
D. so2
Answer» A. nh3
22.

From the following refrigerants, which is one of the most stable refrigerants?

A. ammonia
B. r – 12
C. carbon dioxide
D. sulphur dioxide
Answer» D. sulphur dioxide
23.

In the presence of which of the following, Sulphur dioxide becomes corrosive?

A. r – 12
B. ammonia
C. water
D. carbon dioxide
Answer» C. water
24.

                 is widely used in large industrial plants such as cold storages and ice plants as per the cost basis.

A. r – 40
B. r – 717
C. r – 744
D. r – 764
Answer» B. r – 717
25.

Where is the reciprocating compressor mostly suitable?

A. small displacements and low condensing pressures
B. small displacements and high condensing pressures
C. large displacements and low condensing pressures
D. large displacements and high condensing pressures
Answer» B. small displacements and high condensing pressures
26.

Which of the following is the condition to use two compressors in the refrigeration system?

A. the desired temperature is 3°c
B. the desired temperature is -3°c
C. the desired temperature is -50°c
D. the desired temperature is -5°c
Answer» C. the desired temperature is -50°c
27.

Centrifugal compressors are used to handle                volume of refrigerant.

A. small
B. medium
C. large
D. very large
Answer» C. large
28.

Which of the following cooling towers possess maximum heat transfer from air to water?

A. natural draft
B. mechanical draft
C. natural and mechanical draft
D. atmospheric draft
Answer» B. mechanical draft
29.

Which of the following is true about the optimum effective temperature for human comfort?

A. same in winter and summer
B. not dependent on season
C. lower in winter than in summer
D. higher in winter than in summer
Answer» C. lower in winter than in summer
30.

When the heat stored in the body is                  the human body feels comfortable.

A. zero
B. infinite
C. positive
D. negative
Answer» A. zero
31.

Room air conditioners and packaged units are examples of

A. direct expansion systems
B. indirect expansion systems
C. chilled water systems
D. indirect contraction systems
Answer» A. direct expansion systems
32.

Which of the following types of filters used in the air conditioning system is made of cloth that is discarded on getting dirty?

A. viscous type filters
B. dry filter
C. spray washers
D. electric precipitators
Answer» B. dry filter
33.

The process of extraction of the certain required amount of water from air is known as                        

A. heating
B. cooling
C. humidification
D. dehumidification
Answer» D. dehumidification
34.

Which of the following is capable of absorbing excess moisture from the air?

A. silica gel
B. charcoal
C. salts of calcium or ammonia
D. activated alumina
Answer» C. salts of calcium or ammonia
35.

Magnetic materials are heated with the help of

A. hysteresis loss
B. electric arc
C. electric current
D. radiation.
Answer» A. hysteresis loss
36.

In the indirect resistance heating method, heat is delivered to the charge

A. direcly
B. by radiation
C. by convection
D. both (b) and (c).
Answer» D. both (b) and (c).
37.

Electric ovens using heating elements of........................... can produce temperatures up to 3000°C

A. nickel
B. graphite
C. chromium
D. iron.
Answer» B. graphite
38.

Which of the following heating method is based on the transformer principle ?

A. resistance heating
B. eddy-current heating
C. induction heating
D. dielectric heating.
Answer» C. induction heating
39.

Which of the following furnace suffers from pinch effect?

A. resistance furnace
B. core type induction furnace
C. coreless induction furnace
D. vertical core type induction furnace.
Answer» B. core type induction furnace
40.

The coreless induction furnace uses high-frequency electric supply in order to obtain high

A. flux density
B. eddy-current loss
C. primary resistance
D. power factor.
Answer» B. eddy-current loss
41.

Spot welding is used for

A. thin metal sheets
B. rough and irregular surfaces
C. costings only
D. thick sections
Answer» A. thin metal sheets
42.

Which of the following is an advantages of heating by electricity?

A. quicker operation
B. higher efficiency
C. absence of flue gases
D. all of the above
Answer» B. higher efficiency
43.

...... has the highest value of thermal conductivity.

A. copper
B. aluminium
C. brass
D. steel
Answer» A. copper
44.

...... method has leading power factor

A. resistance heating
B. dielectric heating
C. arc heating
D. induction heating
Answer» B. dielectric heating
45.

Which of the following methods of heating is not dependent on the frequency of supply?

A. induction heating
B. dielectric heating
C. electric resistance heating
D. all of the above
Answer» C. electric resistance heating
46.

When a body reflects entire radiation incident on it, then it is known as

A. white body
B. grey body
C. black body
D. transparent body
Answer» A. white body
47.

For the transmission of heat from one body to another

A. temperature of the two bodies must be different
B. both bodies must be solids
C. both bodies must be in contact
D. at least one of the bodies must have some source of heating
Answer» A. temperature of the two bodies must be different
48.

A perfect black body is one that

A. transmits all incident radiations
B. absorbs all incident radions
C. reflects all incident radiations
D. absorbs, reflects and transmits all incident radiations
Answer» B. absorbs all incident radions
49.

Heat is transferred simultaneously by condition, convection and radiation

A. inside boiler furnaces
B. during melting of ice
C. through the surface of the insulted pipe caring steam
D. from refrigerator coils to freezer of a refrigerator
Answer» A. inside boiler furnaces
50.

The process of heat transfer during the re-entry of satellites and missiles, at very high speeds, into earth’s atmosphere is known as

A. ablation
B. radiation
C. viscous dissipation
D. irradiation
Answer» A. ablation

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