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  • 1

    It is defined as those properties having to do with a behavior of the material under applied forces

    Mechanical property

  • 2

    Strain, behavior of material static and dynamic loading flow, characteristic of materials in air, or in water

    Stress

  • 3

    It is when the action of forces result in deformation and flow in the material

    Rheological property

  • 4

    It considers the time effect during the loading of the study

    Rheology

  • 5

    It is an ideal elastic behavior where stress is directly proportional to strain

    Hookean Behavior

  • 6

    It is the state of a various materials, depend at any instant, unload and formation history, to which it is subjected to as well as environmental factors, such as temperature and moisture content

    Physical state of material

  • 7

    Why is it important to understand stress strain?

    Understanding the stress strain is important in designing and processing and handling equipment, and also understanding the behavior of material under applied force

  • 8

    The unit change due to force in the size or shape of a body referred to its its original size or shape

    Strain

  • 9

    Non-dimensional quantity, but it is frequently expressed in the centimeter per centimeter

    Strain

  • 10

    It is the intensity at a point in a body of the internal forces or component of forces that act on a given plane through the point

    Stress

  • 11

    It is the maximum stress which are material capable of sustaining. It is calculated from the maximum low during this test, and the original cross-sectional area of the specimen.

    Compressive strength

  • 12

    Maximum sheer stress, which are material capable of sustaining it is calculated from the maximum load during a share or torsion test, and it is based on original dimension of gross section of specimen

    Shear strength

  • 13

    It is a measure of the main normal stress on a point of a body

    Pressure

  • 14

    It is the relative displacement of points within a body. It is a either change of volume or change of shape.

    Deformation or distortion

  • 15

    It is a point on the stress train or force deformation curve at which there occurs at increase in deformation, with the decrease or no change of force

    Bio-yield

  • 16

    It is an indication of initial cell rupture in the cellular structure of the material

    Bio-yield

  • 17

    It may occur at any point beyond the limit point

    Bio-yield

  • 18

    It corresponds to failure in the micro structure of the specimen

    Bio-yield

  • 19

    It is a point on the stress train or force deformation curve, at which the axially loaded specimen raptures under a load

    Rapture point

  • 20

    It may cause puncture of shell or skin, cracking or fracture planes

    Rapture point

  • 21

    It corresponds to a failure in the macro structure of the specimen

    Rupture point

  • 22

    It occur at any point on the curve beyond bio yield point

    Rapture point

  • 23

    It is the maximum stress which a material capable of sustaining without any permanent strain, remaining upon complete release of the stress

    Elastic limit

  • 24

    It is the ratio of stress to corresponding strain below the proportional limit

    modulus elasticity, or Young’s modulus

  • 25

    It is the first dress in a material less than the maximum attainable stress, at which an increase in strain occurs without an increase in stress

    Yield point

  • 26

    The stress, at which a material exhibits a specified limiting deviation from the personality of stress to strain

    Yield strength

  • 27

    It is indicated by the slope of initial line portion of the curb

    Stiffness or rigidity

  • 28

    It is the ratio of stress to strain in this elastic region of the curve, or maybe referred to as

    Modulus of elasticity or young’s modulus

  • 29

    It is the capacity of a material for taking elastic or recoverable deformation

    Elasticity

  • 30

    It is the point below the linear limit

    Elasticity

  • 31

    It is the unrecoverable part can be taken a measure of

    Plastic deformation

  • 32

    It is the unloading curve, elastic or recoverable, deformation, plastic or residual Deformation

    Degree of elasticity for loading

  • 33

    It is the ratio of elastic deformation to the sum of elastic and plastic deformation material is loaded to a certain load and then unloaded to load

    Degree of elasticity

  • 34

    What is the formula for degree of elasticity?

    DE over DP plus DE

  • 35

    If the curve does not show a well-defined by yield point, the stress corresponding to arbitrary strain similar to the opposite strain, maybe taken

    Bio yield strength

  • 36

    It is the work required to cause rupture in a material

    Toughness

  • 37

    When is Lewis flow about immersed objects the action of the forces involved include the force acting on the body, which is resolved into the components

    Drag coefficient

  • 38

    This could be attained by an object during freefall which the net gravitational luxuriating force equals the resistance upward the drug force. It is a final, constant speed of a falling Object.

    Terminal velocity

  • 39

    Maximum stress, which a material is capable of sustaining without any permanent strain, remaining upon completely release of the stress

    Elastic limit

  • 40

    Capacity of material load, tending to reduce size

    Compressive strength

  • 41

    It is the manner in which of fluid flows through a system is dependent upon the characteristic of fluid, decides the shape and condition on the inside surface of the pipe or tube

    Flow of fluids

  • 42

    It is a flow where the fluid moves in parallel elements

    Laminar flow

  • 43

    It is a flow where the direction of motion of each element being parallel to death of any other element

    Laminar flow

  • 44

    It is in any element is constant, but not necessary, the same as of an adjacent element

    Velocity

  • 45

    The fluid moves in elemental swirls, both velocity and direction of each element change in time

    Turbulent flow

  • 46

    It shows that the velocity is highest at the center and decreases towards the center of the container

    Velocity traverse of the fluid

  • 47

    The velocity profile for the laminator flow in a long, circular conduit is

    Parabolic in shape

  • 48

    It is the profile of turbulent flow and its relationship between the maximum and average velocity changes

    Flattens

  • 49

    It is the mathematical relationship, defining a composition under which flow changes from laminar to turbulent

    Reynold’s number

  • 50

    It is the velocity at which transition results

    Critical velocity

  • 51

    It is the internal resistance of fluid to sheer

    Viscosity

  • 52

    Considered as the coefficient of friction of fluid in fluid

    Viscosity

  • 53

    It predicts the heat, transfer rates in interval, processing of foods and feed products

    Thermal properties

  • 54

    It is non-uniform changing with time temperature constituent of food and location as food product is called or heated

    Thermal properties

  • 55

    Why is it important to know thermal properties?

    Having the knowledge of thermal properties, like specifically, thermal, conductivity, thermal, diffusivity and healthy and such is essential in designing for heating or cooling of foods. It includes melting and freezing point heat of respiration heat of absorption, coefficient of thermal expansion and emissivity. It also helps to predict the heat transfer rate in internal processing of foods and feed products, so that the viability and three end of material to be preserved.

  • 56

    This is the amount of heat required to change the temperature of material

    Specific heat

  • 57

    Specific heat is measured using a

    Calorimeter

  • 58

    This is the measure of material ability to conduct heat

    Thermal conductivity

  • 59

    Thermal conductivity of agricultural materials is measured using

    Thermal conductivity probe

  • 60

    It is used in determination of heat transfer rate, ins, solid foods of any shape

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 61

    How would you relate thermal diffusivity in physical aspect?

    Physically, thermal diffusivity relates the ability of a material to conduct heat to its ability to store heat. It tends to vary in similar manner as thermal conductivity.

  • 62

    It is the heat content or energy level of a material

    Enthalpy

  • 63

    It is used for quantifying energy in steam done in foods

    Enthalpy

  • 64

    It is used to quantify the rate of heat convection to or away from the surface of an object

    Surface heat, transfer coefficient

  • 65

    It is equal to the heat flux through a surface divided by the difference between the surface temp temperature and the convict medium temperature of the amount of hot transferred per square meter

    Service heat transfer coefficient

  • 66

    It is regarded as the conductors of hypothetical surface film of the cooling medium of thickness

    Surface heat, transfer coefficient

  • 67

    This is the amount of heat energy that is absorbed or emitted, when a substance undergoes a physical face change

    Latent heat

  • 68

    It is if the heat is used to vaporize liquid

    Latent heat of vaporization

  • 69

    It is the amount of heat energy if it is vaporize from the solid

    Latent heat of sublimation

  • 70

    It is any activity that maintains racist quality, or changes the form of characteristics of an cultural product

    Agricultural processing

  • 71

    It can be divided into number different unit operations

    Processing operations

  • 72

    It is where methods used to prepare freshly harvested or slaughtered food to alter the size of foods or to mix ingredients or to separate components of food or studied

    Ambien temperature processing

  • 73

    These are mechanical separation procedures, which are applied near the beginning of a process to upgrade the quality of food material

    Raw material preparation

  • 74

    It is the unit operation in which contaminating materials are removed from the food in a sustainable and suitable condition for further processing

    Cleaning

  • 75

    It is a procedure that used for products that are smaller, have greater mechanical strength, and possess the lower moisture contents

    Dry cleaning

  • 76

    These are size separators, which separate contaminants of different size from that of the material

    Screens

  • 77

    It is the separation of contaminants from foods is possible, when the food has regular well-defined shape, such as peace and blackcurrant seeds

    Physical separators

  • 78

    It consists of a series of vertical metal disks with precisely engineered indentations in the size

    Disc separator

  • 79

    Used to separate green seed from weed seeds

    Disk separator

  • 80

    Separation of foods into categories on the basis of measurable physical property

    Sorting

  • 81

    It is the assessment of number of attributes to obtain an indication of overall quality of the food

    Grading or quality separation

  • 82

    It is a necessary operation in the processing of many fruits and vegetables to remove and one pet or inedible material, and to improve the appearance of the final product

    Peeling

  • 83

    It is the breakdown of solid material into a smaller particle application of mechanical energy

    Size reduction

  • 84

    It is where hardness, mechanical structure, moisture content, and gush of feed is considered

    Selection of size reduction machines

  • 85

    What is the importance of thermal properties?

    make it ur own understanding

  • 86

    Explain optical properties and it’s important

    Make it in your own understanding

  • 87

    It is defined as the amount of heat in kilocalories, that must be added to, or removed from 1 kg of a substance to change its temp temperature temperature by 1°C

    Specific heat

  • 88

    Defined as the rate of heat flow through unit thickness of material per unit normal to the direction of heat flow and per unit time for unit temperature temperature difference

    Thermal conductivity

  • 89

    It is the measure of ability of the material to conduct heat

    Thermal conductivity

  • 90

    It is the total heat content, our energy level of a material

    Enthalpy

  • 91

    Can be calculated by dividing the thermal conductivity with product, specific heat, and mass density

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 92

    Important in determination of heat transfer rates in solid food materials of any shape

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 93

    It shows the relationship between the ability of material to conduct heat ability to store heat

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 94

    Defined as the science which deals with the deformation and flow of the material under action of applied forces

    Biological properties

  • 95

    Defined as those which affect the behavior of the agricultural material under applied force

    Mechanical properties

  • 96

    It affects the billing characteristic, and also useful to live stock, feeders, and plant breeders

    Hardness

  • 97

    An important parameter during application of load to the body

    Time

  • 98

    It is a lot that states stress is directly proportional to strain within elastic limit

    Hook’s law

  • 99

    It can be represented by a mechanical model, consist of a friction block that indicates there is no movement between the block and surface over, which is due to the static friction

    Ideal, plastic behavior, or Saint Venant body

  • 100

    It is sad to be the flow when the slightest force can cause movement of liquid, and when the rate of its flow is proportional to the force applied

    Pure viscous behavior or Newtonian liquid

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    It is defined as those properties having to do with a behavior of the material under applied forces

    Mechanical property

  • 2

    Strain, behavior of material static and dynamic loading flow, characteristic of materials in air, or in water

    Stress

  • 3

    It is when the action of forces result in deformation and flow in the material

    Rheological property

  • 4

    It considers the time effect during the loading of the study

    Rheology

  • 5

    It is an ideal elastic behavior where stress is directly proportional to strain

    Hookean Behavior

  • 6

    It is the state of a various materials, depend at any instant, unload and formation history, to which it is subjected to as well as environmental factors, such as temperature and moisture content

    Physical state of material

  • 7

    Why is it important to understand stress strain?

    Understanding the stress strain is important in designing and processing and handling equipment, and also understanding the behavior of material under applied force

  • 8

    The unit change due to force in the size or shape of a body referred to its its original size or shape

    Strain

  • 9

    Non-dimensional quantity, but it is frequently expressed in the centimeter per centimeter

    Strain

  • 10

    It is the intensity at a point in a body of the internal forces or component of forces that act on a given plane through the point

    Stress

  • 11

    It is the maximum stress which are material capable of sustaining. It is calculated from the maximum low during this test, and the original cross-sectional area of the specimen.

    Compressive strength

  • 12

    Maximum sheer stress, which are material capable of sustaining it is calculated from the maximum load during a share or torsion test, and it is based on original dimension of gross section of specimen

    Shear strength

  • 13

    It is a measure of the main normal stress on a point of a body

    Pressure

  • 14

    It is the relative displacement of points within a body. It is a either change of volume or change of shape.

    Deformation or distortion

  • 15

    It is a point on the stress train or force deformation curve at which there occurs at increase in deformation, with the decrease or no change of force

    Bio-yield

  • 16

    It is an indication of initial cell rupture in the cellular structure of the material

    Bio-yield

  • 17

    It may occur at any point beyond the limit point

    Bio-yield

  • 18

    It corresponds to failure in the micro structure of the specimen

    Bio-yield

  • 19

    It is a point on the stress train or force deformation curve, at which the axially loaded specimen raptures under a load

    Rapture point

  • 20

    It may cause puncture of shell or skin, cracking or fracture planes

    Rapture point

  • 21

    It corresponds to a failure in the macro structure of the specimen

    Rupture point

  • 22

    It occur at any point on the curve beyond bio yield point

    Rapture point

  • 23

    It is the maximum stress which a material capable of sustaining without any permanent strain, remaining upon complete release of the stress

    Elastic limit

  • 24

    It is the ratio of stress to corresponding strain below the proportional limit

    modulus elasticity, or Young’s modulus

  • 25

    It is the first dress in a material less than the maximum attainable stress, at which an increase in strain occurs without an increase in stress

    Yield point

  • 26

    The stress, at which a material exhibits a specified limiting deviation from the personality of stress to strain

    Yield strength

  • 27

    It is indicated by the slope of initial line portion of the curb

    Stiffness or rigidity

  • 28

    It is the ratio of stress to strain in this elastic region of the curve, or maybe referred to as

    Modulus of elasticity or young’s modulus

  • 29

    It is the capacity of a material for taking elastic or recoverable deformation

    Elasticity

  • 30

    It is the point below the linear limit

    Elasticity

  • 31

    It is the unrecoverable part can be taken a measure of

    Plastic deformation

  • 32

    It is the unloading curve, elastic or recoverable, deformation, plastic or residual Deformation

    Degree of elasticity for loading

  • 33

    It is the ratio of elastic deformation to the sum of elastic and plastic deformation material is loaded to a certain load and then unloaded to load

    Degree of elasticity

  • 34

    What is the formula for degree of elasticity?

    DE over DP plus DE

  • 35

    If the curve does not show a well-defined by yield point, the stress corresponding to arbitrary strain similar to the opposite strain, maybe taken

    Bio yield strength

  • 36

    It is the work required to cause rupture in a material

    Toughness

  • 37

    When is Lewis flow about immersed objects the action of the forces involved include the force acting on the body, which is resolved into the components

    Drag coefficient

  • 38

    This could be attained by an object during freefall which the net gravitational luxuriating force equals the resistance upward the drug force. It is a final, constant speed of a falling Object.

    Terminal velocity

  • 39

    Maximum stress, which a material is capable of sustaining without any permanent strain, remaining upon completely release of the stress

    Elastic limit

  • 40

    Capacity of material load, tending to reduce size

    Compressive strength

  • 41

    It is the manner in which of fluid flows through a system is dependent upon the characteristic of fluid, decides the shape and condition on the inside surface of the pipe or tube

    Flow of fluids

  • 42

    It is a flow where the fluid moves in parallel elements

    Laminar flow

  • 43

    It is a flow where the direction of motion of each element being parallel to death of any other element

    Laminar flow

  • 44

    It is in any element is constant, but not necessary, the same as of an adjacent element

    Velocity

  • 45

    The fluid moves in elemental swirls, both velocity and direction of each element change in time

    Turbulent flow

  • 46

    It shows that the velocity is highest at the center and decreases towards the center of the container

    Velocity traverse of the fluid

  • 47

    The velocity profile for the laminator flow in a long, circular conduit is

    Parabolic in shape

  • 48

    It is the profile of turbulent flow and its relationship between the maximum and average velocity changes

    Flattens

  • 49

    It is the mathematical relationship, defining a composition under which flow changes from laminar to turbulent

    Reynold’s number

  • 50

    It is the velocity at which transition results

    Critical velocity

  • 51

    It is the internal resistance of fluid to sheer

    Viscosity

  • 52

    Considered as the coefficient of friction of fluid in fluid

    Viscosity

  • 53

    It predicts the heat, transfer rates in interval, processing of foods and feed products

    Thermal properties

  • 54

    It is non-uniform changing with time temperature constituent of food and location as food product is called or heated

    Thermal properties

  • 55

    Why is it important to know thermal properties?

    Having the knowledge of thermal properties, like specifically, thermal, conductivity, thermal, diffusivity and healthy and such is essential in designing for heating or cooling of foods. It includes melting and freezing point heat of respiration heat of absorption, coefficient of thermal expansion and emissivity. It also helps to predict the heat transfer rate in internal processing of foods and feed products, so that the viability and three end of material to be preserved.

  • 56

    This is the amount of heat required to change the temperature of material

    Specific heat

  • 57

    Specific heat is measured using a

    Calorimeter

  • 58

    This is the measure of material ability to conduct heat

    Thermal conductivity

  • 59

    Thermal conductivity of agricultural materials is measured using

    Thermal conductivity probe

  • 60

    It is used in determination of heat transfer rate, ins, solid foods of any shape

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 61

    How would you relate thermal diffusivity in physical aspect?

    Physically, thermal diffusivity relates the ability of a material to conduct heat to its ability to store heat. It tends to vary in similar manner as thermal conductivity.

  • 62

    It is the heat content or energy level of a material

    Enthalpy

  • 63

    It is used for quantifying energy in steam done in foods

    Enthalpy

  • 64

    It is used to quantify the rate of heat convection to or away from the surface of an object

    Surface heat, transfer coefficient

  • 65

    It is equal to the heat flux through a surface divided by the difference between the surface temp temperature and the convict medium temperature of the amount of hot transferred per square meter

    Service heat transfer coefficient

  • 66

    It is regarded as the conductors of hypothetical surface film of the cooling medium of thickness

    Surface heat, transfer coefficient

  • 67

    This is the amount of heat energy that is absorbed or emitted, when a substance undergoes a physical face change

    Latent heat

  • 68

    It is if the heat is used to vaporize liquid

    Latent heat of vaporization

  • 69

    It is the amount of heat energy if it is vaporize from the solid

    Latent heat of sublimation

  • 70

    It is any activity that maintains racist quality, or changes the form of characteristics of an cultural product

    Agricultural processing

  • 71

    It can be divided into number different unit operations

    Processing operations

  • 72

    It is where methods used to prepare freshly harvested or slaughtered food to alter the size of foods or to mix ingredients or to separate components of food or studied

    Ambien temperature processing

  • 73

    These are mechanical separation procedures, which are applied near the beginning of a process to upgrade the quality of food material

    Raw material preparation

  • 74

    It is the unit operation in which contaminating materials are removed from the food in a sustainable and suitable condition for further processing

    Cleaning

  • 75

    It is a procedure that used for products that are smaller, have greater mechanical strength, and possess the lower moisture contents

    Dry cleaning

  • 76

    These are size separators, which separate contaminants of different size from that of the material

    Screens

  • 77

    It is the separation of contaminants from foods is possible, when the food has regular well-defined shape, such as peace and blackcurrant seeds

    Physical separators

  • 78

    It consists of a series of vertical metal disks with precisely engineered indentations in the size

    Disc separator

  • 79

    Used to separate green seed from weed seeds

    Disk separator

  • 80

    Separation of foods into categories on the basis of measurable physical property

    Sorting

  • 81

    It is the assessment of number of attributes to obtain an indication of overall quality of the food

    Grading or quality separation

  • 82

    It is a necessary operation in the processing of many fruits and vegetables to remove and one pet or inedible material, and to improve the appearance of the final product

    Peeling

  • 83

    It is the breakdown of solid material into a smaller particle application of mechanical energy

    Size reduction

  • 84

    It is where hardness, mechanical structure, moisture content, and gush of feed is considered

    Selection of size reduction machines

  • 85

    What is the importance of thermal properties?

    make it ur own understanding

  • 86

    Explain optical properties and it’s important

    Make it in your own understanding

  • 87

    It is defined as the amount of heat in kilocalories, that must be added to, or removed from 1 kg of a substance to change its temp temperature temperature by 1°C

    Specific heat

  • 88

    Defined as the rate of heat flow through unit thickness of material per unit normal to the direction of heat flow and per unit time for unit temperature temperature difference

    Thermal conductivity

  • 89

    It is the measure of ability of the material to conduct heat

    Thermal conductivity

  • 90

    It is the total heat content, our energy level of a material

    Enthalpy

  • 91

    Can be calculated by dividing the thermal conductivity with product, specific heat, and mass density

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 92

    Important in determination of heat transfer rates in solid food materials of any shape

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 93

    It shows the relationship between the ability of material to conduct heat ability to store heat

    Thermal diffusivity

  • 94

    Defined as the science which deals with the deformation and flow of the material under action of applied forces

    Biological properties

  • 95

    Defined as those which affect the behavior of the agricultural material under applied force

    Mechanical properties

  • 96

    It affects the billing characteristic, and also useful to live stock, feeders, and plant breeders

    Hardness

  • 97

    An important parameter during application of load to the body

    Time

  • 98

    It is a lot that states stress is directly proportional to strain within elastic limit

    Hook’s law

  • 99

    It can be represented by a mechanical model, consist of a friction block that indicates there is no movement between the block and surface over, which is due to the static friction

    Ideal, plastic behavior, or Saint Venant body

  • 100

    It is sad to be the flow when the slightest force can cause movement of liquid, and when the rate of its flow is proportional to the force applied

    Pure viscous behavior or Newtonian liquid