Chapter-1&2_BME_Assignment_namodi


Government Engineering College, Palanpur
Mechanical Engineering Department 
Basic Mechanical Engineering (3110006)


Chapter: 1                                                                                                                          Introduction

  1.  Define : Prime Mover. Give types of prime movers. (03 Marks)  (Summer 2018)
  2.  Give the definition of   (1) close system (2) open system (3) isolated system (03) (Summer 2018,2016) (Winter 2018)
  3.  Define the heat and give the comparison of heat and work. (04) (Summer 2017)
  4.   State Zeroth law of thermodynamics. (03) (Summer 2017)


Chapter: 2                                                                                                                          Energy
  1.   Write a short note on “Global Warming and Ozone depletion”. (Summer 2018) (Winter 2017)
  2.   Write a short note on  ”Solar Energy”. (04) (Summer 2016)
  3. Write a short note on  ”Solar Water Heater”. (03) (Winter 2016)
  4.  What is solid fuel? Discuss different types of solid fuel.(04) (Winter 2018)



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