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DC Boiler Exam Prep 2023 (Formulas and constants used


for the DC 3rd class boiler exam) QUESTIONS WITH


COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (2024/


2025)


1.Area of a rectangle: Length x Width


2.Area of a Circle: .7854 x Diameter²


3.Volume of a Box: Length x Width x Height


4.Volume of a Cylinder: .7854 x Diameter² x Length


5.Circumference of a Circle: Àx Diameter


6.Unit of Force: Pound (lb)


7.Formula for Force: Pressure ÷ Area


8.Unit of Work: in-lb or ft-lb


,9.Formula for Work: Force x Distance


10.Unit of Power: ft-lb/min


11.Formula for Power: = Work


÷ Time or (Force x Distance) ÷


Time


12.Formula for Mechanical Horsepower: = Power ÷ 33,000 ft-lb/min


13.Fahrenheit to Celsius: °C = (°F - 32) ÷ 1.8


14.Celsius to Fahrenheit: °F = (1.8 x °C) - 32


15.Fahrenheit to Rankine: °R = °F + 460


16.Celsius to Kelvin: K = °C +273.15


17.Charles' First Law: Volume1 / Pressure1 = Volume2 / Pressure2


18.Charles' Second Law: Pressure1 / Temperature1 = Pressure2 /


Temperature2


,19.Boyle's Law: Pressure1 x Volume1 = Pressure2 x Volume2


20.General Gas Law: (Pres1 x Vol1)/ Temp1 = (Pres2 x Vol2)/Temp2


21.Formula for Levers: Resistance x DistanceR = Effort x DistanceE


22.Formula for Inclined Planes: Force x Length = Resistance x Heigh


23.Formula for Wheel & Axel: Force x DistanceF = Resistance x


DistanceR


24.Torque: Force x Radius


25.Safe Working Pressure of a Riveted Boiler (SWP): (Area of


Staybolt x Stress Constant of Staybolt) ÷ Area Covered by Staybolt or =


(a x C) ÷ A


26.Area Covered by Staybolt: = Pitch x Pitch


27.Longitudinal Stress: (P x D x


L) / 2t P = Pressure


, D=


Diameter L


= Length


t = thickness of steel


28.Boiler Heating Surface (tubes) =: =


C x L x # C = Circumference of tubes


L = Length of


tubes # =


Number of tubes


HS = Àx Diameter x Length x Number of Tubes


29.Watts per Boiler Horsepower: 746 Watts

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