Compressible Flow Components Ideal vs Real Operation Analysis CE 1 Hour Quiz
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Compressible Flow Components Ideal vs Real Operation Analysis CE 1 Hour Quiz.
This quiz is intended for Professional (Licensed) Engineers and upon successful completion of the quiz, the student will get 1 hour of CE credit.
Upon successful quiz completion, Engineering Software will provide a copy of the Course Certificate in a PDF form.
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A ten (10) question quiz for the Compressible Flow Components Ideal vs Real Operation Analysis course. This quiz is intended for Professional (Licensed) Engineers -- upon successful completion of the quiz, the student will get 1 hour of credit.
In order to successfully pass the Quiz, the student needs to answer at least 70 [%] of the questions correctly. There is a time limit of 30 [min] per question. The Quiz can be taken as many times as required.
Compressible Flow Components Ideal vs Real Operation Analysis course material is required to take for this Quiz!
In order to successfully pass the Quiz, the student needs to answer at least 70 [%] of the questions correctly. There is a time limit of 30 [min] per question. The Quiz can be taken as many times as required.
Compressible Flow Components Ideal vs Real Operation Analysis course material is required to take for this Quiz!
Furthermore, upon successful quiz completion, Engineering Software will provide a copy of the Course Certificate in a PDF form either in an e-mail directly as an attachment and/or providing a URL for it -- Engineering Software can always mail a copy of the Course Certificate to the student and/or mail it where it needs to go for the record.
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His over 35 years engineering experience includes performing analytical modeling and computer modeling of physical properties, power cycles, power cycle components/processes and compressible flow. Also, conducting conceptual design, analysis and evaluation of energy conversion systems for basic and simple power and propulsion cycles.