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				This section includes 15 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Heat Transfer knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | Tube fin heat exchangers can withstand high pressure drop ________ | 
| A. | On the tube side | 
| B. | On the shell side | 
| C. | On the side which has fins attached | 
| D. | On the opposite side of the fins | 
| Answer» B. On the shell side | |
| 2. | In Conventional Tube Fin HE, the fins are used on the _________ side. | 
| A. | Shell side | 
| B. | Tube side | 
| C. | Gas Side | 
| D. | Liquid side | 
| Answer» D. Liquid side | |
| 3. | Tube Fin HE can be classified to two categories which are Conventional and Specialised Tube Fins HE. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» B. False | |
| 4. | Recognize the equipment for the following fin. | 
| A. | Shell and Tube | 
| B. | Tube Fin | 
| C. | Double Pipe | 
| D. | Plate Fin | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 5. | Which type of fin is not used in Plate-Fin Heat exchangers? | 
| A. | Louver | 
| B. | Triangular or corrugated | 
| C. | Wavy | 
| D. | Longitudinal | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 6. | Adding fins inside the tube, that is for the tube side usually ________ the heat transfer coefficient. | 
| A. | Decreases | 
| B. | Increases | 
| C. | Tenfold | 
| D. | Does not change | 
| Answer» B. Increases | |
| 7. | What is the flow area in the following diagram?Inner Tube Diameter = 20mmOuter Tube Diameter = 40mmFin width = 5mm | 
| A. | 743.5 sq mm | 
| B. | 740.5 sq mm | 
| C. | 742.5 sq mm | 
| D. | 741.5 sq mm | 
| Answer» D. 741.5 sq mm | |
| 8. | By increasing the fin density, the heat transfer coefficient associated with fins__________ | 
| A. | Decreases | 
| B. | Increases | 
| C. | Remains the same | 
| D. | Increases tenfold | 
| Answer» B. Increases | |
| 9. | What is the correct values of X and Y in the following diagram? H = Total heat transferred | 
| A. | X = H, Y = 0 | 
| B. | X = 0, Y = H | 
| C. | X = H/2, Y = H/2 | 
| D. | X = H/L, Y = H – H/L | 
| Answer» C. X = H/2, Y = H/2 | |
| 10. | Which one of the following is correct about the temperature of the fluid in contact with the fins? | 
| A. | Is at a constant temperature | 
| B. | Temperature increases along the fin length | 
| C. | Temperature decreases along the fin length | 
| D. | Depends on flow pattern | 
| Answer» B. Temperature increases along the fin length | |
| 11. | The Heat Transfer Coefficient remains constant throughout the surface of the fin. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» B. False | |
| 12. | The thermal conductivity of the fin should _________ with time. | 
| A. | Exponentially increasing | 
| B. | Increasing | 
| C. | Decreasing | 
| D. | Constant | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 13. | The fin material should be homogeneous and _________ for steady state operation. | 
| A. | Isotropic | 
| B. | Isentropic | 
| C. | Isochoric | 
| D. | Isobaric | 
| Answer» B. Isentropic | |
| 14. | For using fins, the heat flow is assumed to be in _______ | 
| A. | Exponentially increasing | 
| B. | Unsteady State | 
| C. | Linearly decreasing | 
| D. | Steady State | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 15. | In assumption for using fins, the heat flow and temperature distribution throughout the fins is _______ time. | 
| A. | Directly Proportional to | 
| B. | Independent of | 
| C. | Inversely Proportional to | 
| D. | Square proportional to | 
| Answer» C. Inversely Proportional to | |