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I can not do everything, but still I can do something; and because I can not do everything, I will not refuse to do something I can do. ------ Edward Everett Hall _____________________________________________________________________________ Mr. Jaydeo S. Jantre. M.Tech.(Manufacturing Engg.) RA - Computational Lab. Room No. 28, Hostel 1, IIT Powai Campus, Mumbai. 400 076. India.

Phone : Office +91 22 572 2545. Extn. 7379. Hostel +91 22 572 1017. Resi. +91 2164 25876. for more details visit www.me.iitb.ac.in/~jaydeo _____________________________________________________________________________ ---------- Forwarded message ---------Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 12:27:59 +0530 (IST) From: "sandeep@me.iitb.ac.in" <sandeep@me.iitb.ac.in> To: mtech01-manu@me.iitb.ac.in Subject: More EACoE Hi all, these r few more questions! Love, Sandeep. *************************************************** IF GOD BE WITH US, WHO CAN BE AGAINST US! *************************************************** _ _____________________________ _ / )| Sandeep D. Holkar |( \ / / | Hostel #6 Room #177 | \ \ _( (_ | IIT B'BAY POWAI - 400 076 | _) )_ (((\ \>|_/->___________________<-\_|</ /))) (\\\\ \_/ / \ \_/ ////) \ / Phone:(022) 5721023 \ / \ _/ \_ / / /-----------------------------\ \ / Email Id- sandeep@me.iitb.ac.in \ sandipholkar@yahoo.com *************************************************** Agreed That I Can Not Do Everything! But I Certainly Can Do Anything!! *************************************************** ---------- Forwarded message ---------Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2002 11:13:21 +0530 From: Hrishikesh Patel <hrishikesh_patel@rediffmail.com>

To: "sandeep@me.iitb.ac.in" <sandeep@me.iitb.ac.in> Cc: hrishikesh_patel@rediffmail.com Subject: EACoE-paper hi dear, the GE paper for heat transfer wasgeneral apptitude:(5 que.s) 1. A train having length 1km crosses a bridge of length 500m in 30sec.what is the time taken for crossing the bridge of 1km. Ans:40sec 2. a container has the volume of 150 beans.100 beans are put in it and soaked overnight which will cause to double the volume.then how many beans will fall out ans:25 not 50 3. 6 men can pack 6 packets in 6 min.s, how many men will be required to pack 60 packets in 60 min.s? (ans; 6) 4. a small passage which no body remembers. it is @ a field where some vegitables r to be sowed in specific manner.2 q.s r asked n its ans.s are 1-c n 2-a. Heat transfer: (10 que.s) 1. a. b. c. 2. a. b. c. laplas eq. is mathematically... parabolic elliptical(ans) hyperbolic bouyancy force is due to... gravitational force density diff. both of above (ans)

3. in turbulent forced convection through pipes, dimenssion of pipe doesn't matters a. yes b. no(ans) c. cant say 4. heat transfer is better in couter flow than in parallal flow h-x a. yes b. no c. cant say without data. (ans) 5. which equation is used to find pressure drop in inviscid fluids? a. euler b. bernaully (ans) c. newtons 6.heat transfer takes place because ofa. energy diff. b. temp. diff. (ans)

c. .... 7. in cfd analysis, what is condition for assuming to be continnum? (or something like that) a. knudsen no. > 1 b. knudsen no. < 0 c. knudsen no. << 1(ans) 8. some que. @ cfd @ some hexagonal shape, whose ans was equal to zero. rest two i'll send as soon as get them. --hrishi.

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From jaydeo@me.iitb.ac.in Mon Aug 19 19:29:24 2002 Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 13:42:17 +0530 (IST) From: "Jaydeo S. Jantre (00310901 -> RA(COMP LAB)/ATD)" <jaydeo@me.iitb.ac.in> To: "M. D. Mahurkar (RA/PV) (00310904)" <mdm@me.iitb.ac.in>, "V. M. Deshmukh (RA/CA) (00310905)" <vmd@me.iitb.ac.in>, "Ajit Dongarkar (RA/PV)" <agd@me.iitb.ac.in>, "Hemant Talekar (RA/PV/ATD)" <talekar@me.iitb.ac.in> Subject: Eacoe in IITK 2002 (fwd)

I am only one, but still I am one. I can not do everything, but still I can do something; and because I can not do everything, I will not refuse to do something I can do. ------ Edward Everett Hall _____________________________________________________________________________ Mr. Jaydeo S. Jantre. M.Tech.(Manufacturing Engg.) RA - Computational Lab. Room No. 28, Hostel 1, IIT Powai Campus, Mumbai. 400 076. India.

Phone : Office +91 22 572 2545. Extn. 7379. Hostel +91 22 572 1017. Resi. +91 2164 25876. for more details visit www.me.iitb.ac.in/~jaydeo _____________________________________________________________________________

---------- Forwarded message ---------Date: Sun, 18 Aug 2002 16:42:21 +0530 From: anilkumar sammeta <anilkumarsv@yahoo.com> To: suresh@me.iitb.ac.in, tankala@me.iitb.ac.in, cn@me.iitb.ac.in, trilok chander tankala <trilok99@rediffmail.com> Cc: aluvala@me.iitb.ac.in Subject: Eacoe in IITK 2002 this the GE paper in IIT kanpur 2002 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

IT has two sec.: 1.Aptitude:compulsory 2.Choice between HT&CFD or Stress analysis or C prog. I had attempted the HT&cfd one.... so i am giving those ques as far as i had remembered .... ONE MORE THING I WANT TO TELL U THAT THEY HAD SELECTED 5 CANDIAITES FROM MECH. ENGG. ONLY WHOSE THESIS AREA IS IN THE STRESS ANALYSIS OR FEM..... THEY DIDN'T TAKE CFD PEOPLE ..... THIS IS IN KANPUR ...BUT IF YOUR THESIS IN PURE FEM THEN U HAVE GOOD CHANCE. TEST IS VERY SIMPLE ... ALMOST ALL QUES EVERYONE HAD ANSWERED....BUT THEY HAD SHORTLISTED USING ONLY ...... THESIS AREA USEFUL FOR THEM ....THEY ALSO REQUIRE PURE HEAT TRANSFER AREA CANDIDATES .........OK!! .....THEY CONDUCTED GD ALSO BUT TOOK 18 OF 21 IN THE GD. FROM INTERVIEW THEY TOOK 5 PERSONS.OK!! TEST : 45min,5aptitude ques,10 technical test. Aptitude (very easy) : 1. 6 men can do pack 6 packets in 6 min. then in 60min 60packets can be paked by how many men ... ?? ANs. :6min. 2.1km train crosses 500m bridge in 30sec. then it passes 1km bridge in what time : Ans.:40sec. 3.very easy, i didn't remenber :about ratio of money distribution : Ans. : 40 4&5 Are in reasoning . they r also very easy. I had attempted HT & CFD.

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ques as far as i remember are: 1.flow a fav. b adv. c nopr seperation is due to : pr. grad. pr gradient. gradient

2."shape function" term belong to a FEM b FDM c Control volume approach 3.Abulition cooling is used in a A/c engines b Ic engines c.space craft vehicles. 4.thermal efficiency range of GT is a 10-20% b 25-30 c 35-45 d 10-45 5.velocity normal to the place where seperation of flow occurs is : a.max. b zero. c min. 6. "K" of air increses with a T dec b T inc. c T const 7.temp of air and the surface adjecent to air will be equal when .... a Bi >0.2 b h of air is very high c k of surface adj. to air is very low. 8.reynolds stress vector is: a symmetric for invisid flows .. two more options given. 9.the addition of numerical dissipation for a scheme is to a) to add stability b) to increase accuracy c)......... answer:(a) 1 more que. i didn't remeber correctly ..... SM is also easy for people who remeber little SM. Mostly i saw that ques r similar to that given in IITM....but not same......paper will also be changed for u people......test matters very little ...your thesis matters the most.....but what

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may be your luck!....see...... here lot of them attempted SM. the programming section is somewhat advanced... i.e, in pointers, structures & need lil awareness of datastructures........ I think people from Aero can mostly do CFD & HT.. good luck

===== ***************************************************** SAMMETA VENKATA ANIL KUMAR Hostel : 4 , Room No : 14 I.I.T. Bombay, Powai - 400 076 e-mail: vaks@me.iitb.ac.in ***************************************************** __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com >Section 2 - Computational Fluid Dynamics > >1)Multi-block grid is > Structured grid > Is an easy grid generation method > Is a general domain discretization method > Not applicable to two-dimensional problems >2)Multigrid technique is > Using different types of grid in a domain > A solver acceleration tool > A set of overlapping grids > A three dimensional grid generation technique >3)Mesh orthogonality is > The only way to satisfy boundary condition > Required only for body fitted grids > Applicable only to structured grids > A requirement dependent on the solver >4)The flow through a smooth pipe of uniform cross section is turbulent if > Re > 2700 > Re > 10 4 > Re > 10 3 > None of the above >5)The mesh size near wall is decided based on the > Algorithm used > Any property gradient > Accuracy required > Complexity of the geometry >6)The topology of the computational domain > Affects the accuracy of the flow features > Can be selected at random > Is determined based on the geometry > Is important only for turbulent flows

>7)The commonly used methods of solution in the numerical computation of >fluid flow problems are > Finite Element Methods > Finite Difference Methods > Finite Volume Methods > Any of the above >8)?Shape Functions? is a term associated with > Finite Element Method > Finite Difference Method > Finite Volume Method > None of the above >9)Industry is increasingly using CFD for design and analysis because > Application of CFD to design problems improves the company?s image > There is no progress made in experimental techniques > The cost of conducting computational analysis are going down where as >the >cost of experimentation is going up > CFD Algorithms are very accurate for industrial problems >10)Highly distorted grids should be avoided because > the resulting metic coefficients are large and it may lead to stability >problems > they are difficult to generate > numerical schemes are proven to fail > none of the reasons are correct >11)The type of boundary conditions applied > depends on the mathematical character of the governing equations > depends on the method of solution adopted > depends on the discretization of the domain > independent of the nature of problem solved. >12)Explicit schemes are those in which > Solution at a timestep (iteration) is solely determined by the solution >at preceeding (or earlier) timesteps. > Solution at any given timestep is independent of the solution at any >other timestep > Solution at a given timestep is determined by a weighted average of the >fluxes at the current and previous timestep. > Solution at a given timestep is solely determined by the fluxes >evaluated >at the current timestep >13)Adiabatic wall condition is prescribed by specifying at the wall > The gradient of heat flux is zero > The gradient of temperature is zero > The temperature is constant > None of the above >14)Artificial dissipation is added to many second order accurate numerical >schemes to > Ensure the numerical scheme is unconditionally stable > Accelerate convergence and improve accuracy > Prevent numerical oscillations from occurring > None of the above >15)Implicit schemes are recommended for simulation of flow with chemical >reaction because > Explicit schemes cannot handle multiple species

> Chemical kinetics makes the governing equations extremely stiff > Only a steady state solution is of interest > Implicit schemes are not used for such simulation >16)Wall functions are commonly used in simulation of many turbulent flow >calculations because > turbulent quantities cannot be accurately simulated near the wall > Resolving turbulent quantities near wall require very fine grids > Wall functions are more accurate and reliable > None of the above. >17)Choose the correct equation > local derivative = convective derivative + substantial derivative > convective derivative = local derivative + substantial derivative > substantial derivative = convective derivative - local derivative > convective derivative = substantial derivative - local derivative >18)Local derivative of a variable ?y? can be written as > Dy/Dt > dy/dt-Dy/Dt > dy/dt > Dy/Dt+dy/dt >19)In Newtonian Fluids > shear stress is not proportional to velocity gradients > shear stress is inversely proportional to velocity gradients > shear stress is directly proportional to velocity gradients > shear stress is equal to velocity gradients >20)In the equation a(dy/dx)**2 + b(dy/dx)+c=0, if b**2-4ac>0, the equation >is called as > parabolic > elliptic > hyperbolic > none of the above >21)Structured grid is a mandatory requirement for > Finite Element Method > Finite Difference Method > Finite Volume Method > None of the above >22)the Dittus-Boelter correlation relates. > Reynolds number and stanton number. > Reynolds number and heat transfer co-efficient > Nusselt number, Prandtl number and Reynolds number > None of the above. >23)The efficiency of the gas turbine > increases with increase in pressure drop > decreases with increase in pressure drop > independent of the pressure drop > varies linearly with pressure drop >24)cyclic symmetry boundary conditions > are applied at all symmetry planes of the gcomety > are applied symmetry planes with rotation > can never be used on a CFD model > are applicable only to transient flows >25)Stanton number is the ratio of > heat transfer by conduction & convection > temperature gradients by conduction & convection > inertia fore and gravity force and gravity force > wall heat transfer rate and heat transfer by convection > > > Section 2 - Heat Transfer

> >1)If a refrigerator is working in a room which is isolated from rest of >space in the domain, the room temperature over a >period of time: > Would decrease > Would increase > Would be same > First increases and then decreases >2)Which of the following would have the maximum efficiency while working >between two finite temperatures: > Brayton cycle > Carnot cycle > Rankine cycle > Diesel cycle >3)Two balls of same material and finish have their diameters in the ratio >of >2:1 and both are heated to same temperature >and allowed to cool by radiation. Rate of cooling by big ball as compared >to >smaller one will be in the ratio of > 1:1 > 2:1 > 1:2 > 4:1 >4)Two plane slabs of equal areas and conductivities in the ratio of 1:2 are >held together and temperatures on free surface >ends are t1 and t2. If junction temperature in between two surfaces is >desired to be (t1+t2)/2, then their thicknesses >should be in the ratio of (a) 1:2 (b) 2:1 (c) 1:1 (d) 3:1 > 1:2 (b) 2:1 (c) 1:1 (d) 3:1 > 2:1 (c) 1:1 (d) 3:1 > 1:1 (d) 3:1 > 3:1 >5)The time constant of a lumped parameter system is (?-density, Vvolume, >C-specific heat, h-heat transfer >coefficient, A- convection area,k-thermal conductivity) > k/pC > b) pC/(hA) > c) hA/(pVC) > d) pVC/(hA) >6)If y is the ratio of specific heats, choking pressure ratio (Upstream >pressure/Downstream pressure) for a restrictor is >given by > a) ((y+1)/2)y/(y-1) > (2/(y-1))(y-1)/y > (2/(y+1))(y+1)/y > ((y-1)/2)y/(y-1) >7)The Carnot cycle consists of > Two adiabatic processes and two constant volume processes > Two isothermal and two constant pressure processes > Two Isothermal and two isentropic processes > Two iIsentropic and two constant pressure processes. >8)Units for convection heat transfer coefficient > W/mK > J/m2K

> W/m2K > None of the above >9)In free convection Nusselt number is a function of > Grashoff number and Peclet number > Reynolds number and Prandtl number > Grashoff number and Prandtl number > None of the above >10)For a given fluid condition, heat transfer rate in filmwise condensation > is higher than that in drop wise condensation > is lower than that drop wise condensation > does not depend on fluid condition > none of the above >11)Cross string method is a method for calculating > Conduction shape factor > Radiation view factor > Friction loss across wire mesh > None of the above >12)Lumped heat capacity method is used in transient heat conduction >analysis >when (Bi - Biot number) > Bi < 0.1 > Bi = 0.1 > Bi > 0.1 > None of the above >13)Grashoff number is the ratio of > viscous forces to buoyancy forces > buoyancy forces to viscous forces > viscous forces to inertial forces > None of the above >14)Artificial dissipation is added to many second order accurate numerical >schemes to > Ensure the numerical scheme is unconditionally stable > Accelerate convergence and improve accuracy > Prevent numerical oscillations from occurring > None of the above >15)If a refrigerator is working in a room which is isolated from rest of >space in the domain, the room temperature over a >period of time: > Would decrease > Would increase > Would be same > First increases and then decreases >16)Which of the following would have the maximum efficiency while working >between two finite temperatures: > Brayton cycle > Carnot cycle > Rankine cycle > Diesel cycle >17)Two balls of same material and finish have their diameters in the ratio >of 2:1 and both are heated to same >temperature and allowed to cool by radiation. Rate of cooling by big ball >as >compared to smaller one will be in the ratio >of

> 1:1 > 2:1 > 1:2 > 4:1 >18)Two plane slabs of equal areas and conductivities in the ratio of 1:2 >are >held together and temperatures on free >surface ends are t1 and t2. If junction temperature in between two surfaces >is desired to be (t1+t2)/2, then their >thicknesses should be in the ratio of > 1:2 > 2:1 > 1:1 > 3:1 >19)The time constant of a lumped parameter system is (?-density, Vvolume, >C-specific heat, h-heat transfer >coefficient, A- convection area,k-thermal conductivity) > k/pC > pC/(hA) > hA/(pVC) > pVC/(hA) >20)If y is the ratio of specific heats, choking pressure ratio (Upstream >pressure/Downstream pressure) for a restrictor is >given by > ((y+1)/2)y/(y-1) > (2/(y-1))(y-1)/y > (2/(y+1))(y+1)/y > ((y-1)/2)y/(y-1) >21)The Carnot cycle consists of > Two adiabatic processes and two constant volume processes > Two isothermal and two constant pressure processes > Two Isothermal and two isentropic processes > Two iIsentropic and two constant pressure processes. >22)Units for convection heat transfer coefficient > W/mK > J/m2K > W/m2K > None of the above >23)In free convection Nusselt number is a function of > Grashoff number and Peclet number > Reynolds number and Prandtl number > Grashoff number and Prandtl number > None of the above >24)For a given fluid condition, heat transfer rate in filmwise condensation > is higher than that in drop wise condensation > is lower than that drop wise condensation > does not depend on fluid condition > none of the above >25)Cross string method is a method for calculating > Conduction shape factor > Radiation view factor > Friction loss across wire mesh > None of the above >26)Lumped heat capacity method is used in transient heat conduction >analysis

>when (Bi - Biot number) > Bi < 0.1 > Bi = 0.1 > Bi > 0.1 > None of the above >27)Grashoff number is the ratio of > viscous forces to buoyancy forces > buoyancy forces to viscous forces > viscous forces to inertial forces > inertial forces to viscous forces >28)Biot Number is the ratio between > kinematic viscosity and diffusivity > internal thermal resistance to conduction and external thermal >resistance >to convective heat transfer > inertia force and viscous force. > pressure force and inertia force. >29)Units of thermal diffusivity (?) > m2/s > m > W/m K > m/s2 >30)In flow through a bend, static pressure will be higher > at the inner radius > at the outer radius > at the centre line > none of the above >31)What kind of equations do we use for a time marching solution? > Parabolic > Hyperbolic > Algebraic > Elliptic >32)Find the odd man out > Gauss-elimination method > Gauss-Seidal method > LU-decomposition method > Chelovsky method >33)Dittus-Boelter equation is associated with > Condensation > Mass diffusion > Forced convection > Natural convection >34)For a gray and diffuse surface > emissivity =1 > emissivity=absorptivity > absorptivity=reflectivity > reflectivity=transmissivity >