Why don’t we use Natural convection for evaporating waste streams, – McqOptions

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1.	Why don’t we use Natural convection for evaporating waste streams, crystallizers, and viscous fluids?
A.	Slow process
B.	Sedimentation problem
C.	Prevents fouling at the heating surface
D.	Causes overheating
Answer» D. Causes overheating

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