Mass Transfer Absorption factor method is used to calculate the number of ideal stages, when Pressure drop in the column is very high Both operating and equilibrium lines are parallel Operating line lies below the equilibrium line Operating line lies above the equilibrium line Pressure drop in the column is very high Both operating and equilibrium lines are parallel Operating line lies below the equilibrium line Operating line lies above the equilibrium line ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer At a fixed total pressure, humidity depends only on the Heat capacity of the vapour Density of the vapour Partial pressure of vapour in the mixture None of these Heat capacity of the vapour Density of the vapour Partial pressure of vapour in the mixture None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer When the temperature and humidity of air is low, we usually use __________ draft cooling tower. Forced Natural Induced None of these Forced Natural Induced None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer For gas absorption, low viscosity solvents are preferred, because of their Rapid absorption rates Low pumping pressure drop All of these Better flow characteristics Rapid absorption rates Low pumping pressure drop All of these Better flow characteristics ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer Steady state equimolal counter diffusion is encountered in Absorption of NH₃ from air by water All liquid-liquid diffusion systems All of these Separation of a binary mixture by distillation Absorption of NH₃ from air by water All liquid-liquid diffusion systems All of these Separation of a binary mixture by distillation ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Mass Transfer For the gas absorption, the height of a transfer unit, based on the gas phase is given by (G: superficial molar gas velocity, L: superficial molar liquid velocity, FG:mass transfer co-efficient, mols/m² , a: in-terfacial area per unit volume of tower) L/(FG.G) (G.a)/FG F/(FG.a) FG/(G.a) L/(FG.G) (G.a)/FG F/(FG.a) FG/(G.a) ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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