Thrust produced by engine is due to the shear stress distribution from the fluid.

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Correct Answer : False

Explanation : When the gas flows through the engine, there is a distribution of pressure and shear stress over all the components of the engine – compressor blades, turbine blades, combustion chamber and nozzle. This leads to the thrust formation.

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What is the thrust of an engine if the inlet and exhaust mass flow rate are 150 kg/s and 190 kg/s respectively with the pressure difference between the exhaust and ambient air is 1.85 × 10⁴? The exhaust area is 2m², the ambient and exhaust velocities are 280 m/s and 400 m/s.

50 kN

62 kN

71 kN

84 kN

Correct Answer : Option (C) : 71 kN

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The integral form of the conservative equation is used for computing thrust of an engine.

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Correct Answer : Option (A) : True

Explanation : The integral form of conservative equation finds use in many practical scenarios such as finding thrust of a jet propulsion device – engine. It can be used to find out the thrust of turbojet, turboprop, ramjet, turbofan, rocket engine and many more.

Integral form of momentum equation cannot replace the need for theoretical and experimental measurements.

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Correct Answer : Option (B) : False

Explanation : In real life scenario, computing the thrust of the jet engine using theoretical and experimental results can be very exhaustive. The data obtained is not just extensive but also complex. Thus, to replace this, an integral form of momentum equation is used which gives the result much more accurately.