• HOME
  • QUIZ
  • CONTACT US
EXAMIANS
  • COMPUTER
  • CURRENT AFFAIRS
  • ENGINEERING
    • Chemical Engineering
    • Civil Engineering
    • Computer Engineering
    • Electrical Engineering
    • Mechanical Engineering
  • ENGLISH GRAMMAR
  • GK
  • GUJARATI MCQ

Mass Transfer

Mass Transfer
When both the fluids flow concurrently in an absorber, the slope of the operating line is

- ve
+ ve
-1
1

ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP

Mass Transfer
The drying time between fixed moisture content within diffusion controlled 'falling rate period' is proportional to (assuming that drying occurs from all surfaces of the solid) (where, T = thickness of the solid )

T²
√T
T³
T

ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP

Mass Transfer
For the same system, if the same liquid used in an absorber is decreased, the tower height will

Decrease
Decrease or increase ; depends on the type of liquid
Remain unaffected
Increase

ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP

Mass Transfer
HETP is numerically equal to HTU, only when the operating line

And equilibrium lines are parallel
Lies above the equilibrium line
Is far from the equilibrium line
Lies below the equilibrium line

ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP

Mass Transfer
The dew point of an unsaturated gas-vapor mixture does not depend upon the __________ of the mixture.

All of these
Temperature
Composition
Total pressure

ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP

Mass Transfer
Which of the following is not fixed by the process requirements, in the design of absorbers?

Terminal concentrations of gas stream
None of these
Flow rate of the entering gas
Composition of the entering liquid

ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
MORE MCQ ON Mass Transfer

DOWNLOAD APP

  • APPLE
    from app store
  • ANDROID
    from play store

SEARCH

LOGIN HERE


  • GOOGLE

FIND US

  • 1.70K
    FOLLOW US
  • EXAMIANSSTUDY FOR YOUR DREAMS.
  • SUPPORT :SUPPORT EMAIL ACCOUNT : examians@yahoo.com

OTHER WEBSITES

  • GUJARATI MCQ
  • ACCOUNTIANS

QUICK LINKS

  • HOME
  • QUIZ
  • PRIVACY POLICY
  • DISCLAIMER
  • TERMS & CONDITIONS
  • CONTACT US
↑