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MCA General Engineering Science B Written Examination Syllabuses
Published 1 July 2021
1. 皇冠体育apprmodynamics
皇冠体育app candidate will know:
- 皇冠体育app heat required to change the temperature of solids, liquids and gases.
- 皇冠体育app transfer of heat through solids, liquids and gases.
- 皇冠体育app dimensional effects on liquids and solids of changes in temperature.
- 皇冠体育app change of state of water as it is heated and the relationship between temperature and heat.
- 皇冠体育app use of steam tables to determine the state of water and steam.
- 皇冠体育app application of the gas laws.
- 皇冠体育app application of the steady flow energy equation.
- 皇冠体育app relevance of the calorific values of fuels.
- 皇冠体育app combustion process and the effects of excess and insufficient air supply.
- 皇冠体育app use of indicator diagrams to determine the power of an engine.
- 皇冠体育app heat balance of an internal combustion engine.
- 皇冠体育app basic refrigeration cycle and the components within a refrigeration plant.
皇冠体育app candidate will be able to:
- Solve problems on the transfer of heat and Specific Heat Capacity.
- Differentiate between heat and temperature.
- Describe heat transfer between different media and methods of improving and/or reducing heat transfer.
- Describe the affect to dimensions of change of temperature on different media.
- Solve problems on thermal expansion and contraction.
- Describe the change of state of water as heat is added or removed.
- Solve problems on the state of water and steam using steam tables.
- Solve problems involving the gas laws.
- Solve problems involving the steady flow energy equation.
- Describe the combustion of hydrocarbon fuels.
- Solve problems on combustion of fuels containing hydrogen, carbon and sulphur.
- Explain higher and lower calorific values.
- Describe the effects on combustion of excess air and inadequate air
- Solve problems involving indicator diagrams to determine the power of an engine.
- Solve problems to determine the energy balance of an engine involving: Indicated Power; Brake Power; Friction Power; Brake 皇冠体育apprmal Efficiency; Friction losses; Cooling Water losses; Exhaust losses.
- Describe the basic refrigeration cycle, indicating the condition of the refrigerant at key points.
- Describe the components of the refrigeration system, explaining the change of state that occurs within the components.
2. Hydrostatics
皇冠体育app candidate will know:
- 皇冠体育app thrust on horizontal and vertical immersed surfaces.
- Determine that pressure increases with depth and the pressure acting at a specified depth.
- 皇冠体育app relationship between the centre of pressure and the centroid of an immersed surface.
- 皇冠体育app reaction at surface supports of immersed and partially immersed surfaces.
- 皇冠体育app principles of Archimedes.
- 皇冠体育app application of the Principles of Archimedes to floating rectangular shaped vessels.
皇冠体育app candidate will be able to:
- Solve problems to determine thrust on horizontal and vertical immersed surfaces.
- Solve problems involving the use of formula 蟻gh to establish pressure at a specified depth.
- Describe centre of pressure and the centroid of an immersed surface, explaining how they differ.
- Solve problems involving the use of centre of pressure and centroid of immersed and partially immersed surfaces and the reaction at flat surface supports.
- Explain the principles of Archimedes.
- Solve problems applying the Principles of Archimedes to floating rectangular shaped vessels.
3. Electricity
皇冠体育app candidate will know:
- DC circuits with resistances in parallel and series.
- Power and energy in DC circuits.
- AC circuits comprising resistance capacitance and inductance, voltage and current magnification factor.
- True power, apparent power and power factor.
皇冠体育app candidate will be able to:
- Solve problems involving DC circuits with resistances in parallel and series.
- Solve problems involving power and energy in DC circuits.
- Solve problems involving AC circuit comprising resistance capacitance and inductance, voltage and current magnification factor.
- Solve problems involving true power, apparent power and power factor.