1. Difference between 'Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer'
- Thermodynamics mainly deals with the transfer of energy in the form of heat or work between systems and surroundings with other systems in the form of either heat or work in equilibrium conditions. When there is a change in one state, which was in an equilibrium state and starting to change in other equilibrium states, this information helps to determine heat or work interactions due to this process. While
- Heat transfer deals with non-equilibrium heat exchange or transfer due to temperature gradient while in thermodynamics, during thermal equilibrium (No temperature gradient) no heat exchange is possible. [Read more interview questions on Thermodynamics]. The heat never transfer when there is no temperature gradient.
- There always a debate between the differentiation of pipe and tube. The pipe is always designated by its Inside Diameter (ID) because the main purpose of pipe is to carry fluid, while the
- The tube is always designated by its Outside Diameter (OD). Pipe's thickness is sometimes called as schedule and the tube's thickness is gauge.
- As per the tolerance basis, tubes require higher tolerances as to that of pipe and tubes are costlier in manufacturing compared to pipe production.
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4. Difference between tempering and annealing
Annealing is a process in which the workpiece is heated up to a certain temperature to get desired changes in grain or micro-structure and then allowed to cool slowly in order to relieve the stresses during work treatment. While tempering is a process wherein hardness and elasticity or ductility can be regained by use of heating and cooling cycle till desired properties can be obtained.
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