@ aviator4u
 

thanks for your reply.. cheers!

@radar contact

thank you:D
i got it now

@all

I suppose everyone might be having the ebook of Oxford book set here.
I dont have the answer set for the POWER-PLANT book within :ugh: , just wanted to know, is this the case with every1..! :rolleyes:

please do reply

Is it BASIC GAS TURBINE... ?? :confused:

Answers to PowerPlant Questions
 

Hey buddy, If you give me your email id I can send you the answers to the power plant questions.

Cheers

Uniform
 

In that case check your page numbers, you might be missing out on many pages, because I have the same book 4 Powerplant and there are about 20 questions for the first chapter(Introduction) in the gas turbines section. Chapter 2 is Air Inlets.

@Vertigo911
check ur PM

anyone here has got roll numbrs or any sort of confirmation?:confused:


keep posted!
happy studyng!:ok:

Anyone here know the kind of electrical based questions asked last time. If any of you have an idea, please post

@ superflytnt
 

definition of EMF.
power rating of generator.
calculation of battery backup power [Ampere-Hour] in which many of my frnds screwed up cz cz they miscalculated or something n misunderstood d qstn. i rem the qstn somewhat like -
an 150Ah battery will provide 450amps for how long????
some chose 3hrs :ugh: :=
bt the answer was 20min :ok:

@thearsenal..
As far as I know.. 150 A is how much the battery can hold.. And 450ma.. is what you are demanding out of it.. so therefore it can just hold on for 20 mins..
P.S. On a side note.. if thearsenal means the epl team arsenal.. It's a sad sad day..

15 hrs * 10 A = 150 Ah

x hrs * 450 A = 150 Ah
x hrs = 150/450
x = 1/3 hrs or,
x = 60/3 = 20 mins

@thearsenal
 

dude its not ampere/hour,its ampere hour,unit of electrical charge...for ex-a current source that is one amp-hour can deliver one amp for an hour or two amps for half an hour or sixty amps for one minute. so it has to be 150amp hour/450 amp=0.33 hours=20 mins.

book for jet engines
 

I you really want to study deep..... study from Mike Burton
But its to much just go through grounds up and if ny problem in understanding just see videos in you tube .
they have explained in detail

Temperature at 39000ft is -56.5*C the deviation from ISA is?

A) ISA+6
B) ISA
C) ISA +7.5
D) ISA +5.5

?

@ aadityaslg


The answers is option B) ISA because temperature remains constant at -56.5 from 36000-65000 feet according to ISA

@Uniform

The answers for the powerplant book is given in the last few pages :)

Yeah.. that was a cheeky one from Jet Airways.. :)
I mean those questions look n in fact are very simple and basic, but then they give u little time to think about it..

Happy Studying!

boeing v/s airbus
 

:hmm:

In the long run,which would be awise choice?
Being with the BOeing fleet or an Airbus fleet?

320s have begun to flood the skies..
More AirNm/g , FBW...many advtgs

Any valuable i/ps on this topic is welcome.

@cobracommander

I suggest you start a new thread for your debate