Heat Radiation MCQs

Welcome to our comprehensive collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on Heat Radiation, a fundamental topic in the field of Heat Transfer. Whether you're preparing for competitive exams, honing your problem-solving skills, or simply looking to enhance your abilities in this field, our Heat Radiation MCQs are designed to help you grasp the core concepts and excel in solving problems.

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Q91.
A 100 W light bulb has a tungsten filament (emissivity = 0.30) which is required to operate at 2780 K. If the bulb is completely evacuated, calculate the minimum surface area of the tungsten filament

a.

0.98 * 10¯⁴ m²

b.

1.98 * 10¯⁴ m²

c.

2.98 * 10¯⁴ m²

d.

3.98 * 10¯⁴ m²

Discuss
Answer: (a).0.98 * 10¯⁴ m²
Q92.
For a hemisphere solid angle is measured as

a.

Radian and its maximum value is π

b.

Degree and its maximum value is 180 degree

c.

Steradian and its maximum value is 2π

d.

Steradian and its maximum value is π

Discuss
Answer: (d).Steradian and its maximum value is π
Q93.
A gray body (E = 0.8) emits the same amount of heat as a black body at 1075 K. Find out the required temperature of the gray body

a.

1146.72 K

b.

1136.72 K

c.

1126.72 K

d.

1116.72 K

Discuss
Answer: (b).1136.72 K
Q94.
The heat energy absorbed by a known area in a fixed time is determined with the help of an instrument called

a.

Psychrometer

b.

Pyrheliometer

c.

Thermometric well

d.

Any instrument

Discuss
Answer: (b).Pyrheliometer
Q95.
The value of solar constant varies between

a.

1123 and 1237 W/m²

b.

1345 and 1453 W/m²

c.

1987 and 2346 W/m²

d.

1335 and 1815 W/m²

Discuss
Answer: (d).1335 and 1815 W/m²
Q96.
The total amount of heat energy received by the sphere of radius r is

a.

2 π R² S

b.

6 π R² S

c.

4 π R² S

d.

π R² S

Discuss
Answer: (c).4 π R² S
Q97.
Amount of heat energy radiated by unit surface of the sun in the same time workout as
Take, R = mean distance of earth from the sun and r = radius of sun

a.

E = π R² S/4 π R²

b.

E = 4 π R² S/4 π R²

c.

E = 4 π R²

d.

E = 4 π R² S

Discuss
Answer: (b).E = 4 π R² S/4 π R²
Q98.
Temperature of sun can be workout from

a.

Wein’s displacement law

b.

Stefan-Boltzmann law

c.

Kirchhoff’s law

d.

All of the Mentioned

Discuss
Answer: (a).Wein’s displacement law
Q99.
The temperature of the photosphere, referred to as the effective temperature of the sun, is usually taken as

a.

3000 K

b.

4000 K

c.

5000 K

d.

6000 K

Discuss
Answer: (d).6000 K
Q100.
The approximate distribution of the flow of sun’s energy to the earth’s surface is

a.

53% is reflected back to space

b.

53% is transmitted to the earth

c.

9% is scattered

d.

22% is absorbed in the atmosphere

Discuss
Answer: (c).9% is scattered
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