Recent content by renjith_p

Ok. Thankyou.

If the universe were expanding and its accelerating at a rate of, say 'X' m/sec square. Then, does it mean that, all the matter in the universe is gaining some velocity each instant? If so, on examining Einstein's equation, E=mc2, it tells us that, if matter could be brought to the speed of...

Oops! that was so stupid of me :) You're right.

power = p(max)*Area*mean piston speed*rate of rotation*constant power = p(max)*Area*acceleration*constant power = force*acceleration*constant Is this right?

Are u saying that gas lines are always fitted with left hand theads?

Does a left hand thread offer any advantages over a right hand thread?

Let me rephrase...correct me if i am wrong.. 1. Wet Steam is a 'vapour of water'. 2. Dry saturated steam (also superheated steam) is a 'gas of water'.

That sounds more convincing...thanks for the reply guys

What is the difference between Liquefaction & Condensation, although both deal with change of state from gas to liquid?

So, is steam a 'vapour of water' or a 'gas of water'?

On finding pitting on a water tube marine boiler, after inspection, how do i check for its safe operating pressure? Would it be safe to fire it and bring it up to its design pressure as stated by the maker?