GAS TURBINES MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQ) WITH ANSWERS
GAS TURBINES MULTIPLE
CHOICE QUESTIONS
(MCQ) WITH ANSWERS
Gas turbines produce huge power by
expanding gases. These gases are
produced due to burning o fuel. The
gases expand through a series of fixed
and moving blades. Compressor increases
the pressure. It is run by the turbine.
Burning fuel in the combustion chamber
increases the temperature. Volume o the
gases increases at constant pressure.
1.Types of gas turbines based on combustion process are
(a) Constant pressure type
(b) Constant volume type
© Constant pressure and volume types
(d) None
ANS: (c )
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Gas turbine work on
(a) Brayton Cycle
(b) Atkinson Cycle
© Both Brayton & Atkinson Cycles
(d) none
ANS: (c )
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Gas turbines are not classified on the basis of
(a) Impulse turbine
(b) Reaction turbine
© Impulse-reaction turbine
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Gas turbine work on
(a) Open Cycle
(b) Closed cycle
(c ) Both open & closed cycles
(d) None
ANS: (c )
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Gas turn work on the basis of
(a) axial flow
(b) radial flow
© Both axial & radial flow
(d) None
ANS: ( C )
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The true relation in a Joule Cycle is
(a) T1/T2 = (p2/p1)¥/1-¥
(b) T1/T2 = (p2/p1)¥-1/¥
(c) T1/T2 = (p2/p1)(¥+1 )/(1-¥)
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Compressor efficiency is
(a) Isentropic work/Isothermal work
(b) Isentropic work/actual work
© Actual work/isentropic work
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Turbine efficiency is
(a) Isentropic work/Isothermal work
(b) Isentropic work/actual work
© Actual work/isentropic work
(d) None
ANS: (c )
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Thermal efficiency is
(a) Heat supplied/Heat rejected
(b) Heat rejected/ heat supplied
(c ) Net work/Heat supplied
(d) None
ANS: ( C )
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The rate of air flow per kWh output power is
(a) Wnet/746
(b) 3600/746
© 3600/Wnet
(d) None
ANS: (C )
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Work ratio in a gas turbine is
(a) W compressor/W turbine
(b) W Turbine/W Compressor
(c ) W compressor X W turbine
(d) None
ANS:(d)
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Work ratio in a gas turbine is
(a) W compressor/W turbine
(b) W Turbine/W net
(c ) W Net / W turbine
(d) None
ANS: ( c )
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Thermal efficiency of open gas cycle is improved by
(a) Intercooling & reheating
(b) Reheating & regeneration
© Intercooling, reheating & regeneration
(d) None
ANS: ( c)
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Thermal efficiency of a gas turbine for a certain pressure ratio increases with the
(a) Decrease of inlet temperature
(b) Increase of inlet temperature
© increase & decrease of inlet temperature
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Thermal efficiency of a gas turbine at a certain pressure ratio increases with the
(a) Increase of atmospheric temperature
(b) Decrease of atmospheric temperature
© Both with increase & decrease of atmospheric temperature
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Joule/Brayton Cycle consists of
(a) two isothermal & two isentropic processes
(b) Two isobaric & two isothermal processes
© two isobaric & two isentropic processes
(d) none
ANS: (c )
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Atkinson Cycle consists of
(a) Two isentropic & two isobaric processes
(b) Two isentropic, one isobaric & one isochoric processes
(c ) Two isentropic & two Isentropic processes
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Work ratio in a gas turbine increase with the
(a) Decrease of turbine inlet temperature
(b) Increase of turbine inlet temperature
(c ) Both with increase & decrease of turbine inlet temperature
(d) none
ANS: (b)
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Work ratio in a gas turbine increase with the
(a) Increase of pressure ratio
(b) Decrease of pressure ratio
(c ) Both with increase & decrease of pressure ratio
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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Optimum pressure ratio for maximum specific work output in a Joule Cycle is
(a) rp =(T3/T1)¥/(2(¥-1))
(b) rp=(T3/T1)2¥/(¥-1
(c ) rp=(T3/T1)(¥-1)/2¥
(d) None
ANS: (a)
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Efficiency of a closed Cycle gas turbine
(a) η =1—1/(rp)¥/(¥-1)
(b) η =1—1/(rp)(¥–1)/¥
(c ) η =1—1/(rp)(¥ +1)/(¥-1)
(d) None
ANS: (b)
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