Assuming same efficiency for the same draught and neglecting leakage, power required by induced draught fan is greater than power required by forced draught fan.

Assuming same efficiency for the same draught and neglecting leakage,

1.	Assuming same efficiency for the same draught and neglecting leakage, power required by induced draught fan is greater than power required by forced draught fan.
A.	True
B.	False
Answer» B. False

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Assuming same efficiency for the same draught and neglecting leakage, power required by induced draught fan is greater than power required by forced draught fan.

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