Nuclear Power Engineering Ceramic nuclear metals compared to solid nuclear metals have More chances of radiation damage Low strength at high temperature Poorer corrosion resistance Higher melting points More chances of radiation damage Low strength at high temperature Poorer corrosion resistance Higher melting points ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Nuclear Power Engineering Which of the following radiations is the least penetrating? α-rays β-rays γ-rays X-rays α-rays β-rays γ-rays X-rays ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Nuclear Power Engineering The specific heats of three gaseous coolants namely H₂, He and CO₂ in the increasing order are H₂, CO₂, He H₂, He, CO₂ CO₂, He, H₂ CO₂, H₂, He H₂, CO₂, He H₂, He, CO₂ CO₂, He, H₂ CO₂, H₂, He ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Nuclear Power Engineering An ideal coolant for a nuclear reactor should Be capable of attaining high temperature, only when it is pressurised Have high density, but low heat transfer co-efficient Be free from radiation damage and non-corrosive Be a good absorber of neutrons Be capable of attaining high temperature, only when it is pressurised Have high density, but low heat transfer co-efficient Be free from radiation damage and non-corrosive Be a good absorber of neutrons ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Nuclear Power Engineering 'Heavy water' is termed as 'heavy' because it is Denser than water An oxide of heavier isotope of oxygen An oxide of deuterium A heavy liquid Denser than water An oxide of heavier isotope of oxygen An oxide of deuterium A heavy liquid ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Nuclear Power Engineering The mass number of an element is equal to the number of __________ in the nucleus. Protons Neutrons plus protons (i.e., nucleons) Electrons Neutrons Protons Neutrons plus protons (i.e., nucleons) Electrons Neutrons ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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