MECHANIC DIESEL MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS (MCQ) 2016 JULY MECHANIC DIESEL THEORY SEMESTER - II JULY2016,

MECHANIC DIESEL MULTIPLE CHOICE          QUESTIONS (MCQ) 2016 JULY MECHANIC DIESEL THEORY SEMESTER - II JULY2016,


Excessive valve guide wear will
result in ........
a) More oil consumption
b) Engine efficiency is
c) Perfect sealing oil valve
d) Increased valve life
Answer:- a) More oil consumption
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The late opening of engine valve
 is termed as .........
a) Lead
b) Leg
c) Throw
d) Bore
Answer:- b) Leg

Internal diameter of cylinder is
called as .......
a) Bore
b).D.S.S.
c) B.D.S.
d) Lead
Answer:- a) Bore
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The pressure inside the cylinder
is .............. the atmospheric pressure
during the exhaust stroke,
a) Equal to
b) Below
c) Above 
d) None of these
Answer:- c) Above 


The factors affecting knocking an
engine are .......
a) Compression ratio
b) Cold mixture
c) Additives
d) All of these
Answer:- d) All of these
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Which is the type of muffler?
a) Baffle type
b) Resonance type
c) Wave cancellation type
d) All of these
Answer:- d) All of these


Radiators are generally made of ........
a) Brass and copper
b) Iron
c) Silver
d) Aluminum
Answer:- a) Brass and copper
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If the temperature of intake air in
internal combustion engine increases,
then its efficiency will -
a) Remain same
b) Decrease
c) Increase
d) None of these
Answer:- b) Decrease
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The expansion of fuel in a four
stroke cycle diesel engine ............
a) Starts at 15° before top dead center
and ends at 30° after top dead center
b) Starts at top dead center and ends
at 30° after top dead center
c) Starts at 15° after top dead center
and ends at 30° before bottom dead center
d) May start and end anywhere
Answer:- d) May start and end anywhere
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The pressure at the end of compression
 in the case of diesel engine is of the
order of  .......
a)  6kg/cm
²
b)  12kg/cm²
c)  20 kg/cm
²
d)   35 kg/cm²
Answer:- a)  6kg/cm²

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