Explore topic-wise MCQs in Separation Processes.

This section includes 8 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Separation Processes knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.

1.

Which of the following is most true?

A. N<sub>a</sub> = kcA(c<sub>ai</sub> c<sub>a</sub>)
B. N<sub>a</sub> = kcA c
C. N<sub>a</sub> = kcA(c<sub>ai</sub> c<sub>a</sub>)<sub>mean</sub>
D. N<sub>a</sub> = kcA(c<sub>ai</sub> c<sub>a</sub>)<sub>log mean</sub>
Answer» C. N<sub>a</sub> = kcA(c<sub>ai</sub> c<sub>a</sub>)<sub>mean</sub>
2.

What is the correct formula for nusselt s number?

A. h /k
B. h /k
C. hL/k
D. h TL/k
Answer» D. h TL/k
3.

What is the physical significance of nusselt s number?

A. Ratio of convective heat transfer to conductive heat transfer
B. Ratio of convective heat transfer to conductive heat transfer
C. Ratio of total heat transfer to conductive heat transfer
D. Ratio of total transfer to convective heat transfer
Answer» D. Ratio of total transfer to convective heat transfer
4.

Which of the following is true about prandtl s number?

A. N<sub>pr</sub> = C<sub>p</sub> /k
B. N<sub>pr</sub> = C<sub>p</sub>k/
C. N<sub>pr</sub> = C<sub>v</sub> /k
D. N<sub>pr</sub> = C<sub>p</sub>
Answer» B. N<sub>pr</sub> = C<sub>p</sub>k/
5.

Prandtl s number is the ratio of which two quantities?

A. Momentum conductivity and thermal conductivity
B. Coefficient of convection to thermal conductivity
C. Momentum diffusivity and thermal diffusivity
D. Interfacial force and viscous force
Answer» D. Interfacial force and viscous force
6.

What value of reynold s number represents a laminar flow?

A. 3
B. 2500
C. 5000
D. 78
Answer» E.
7.

What value of Reynold s number is obtained with water?

A. 8
B. 16
C. 25
D. 50
Answer» D. 50
8.

Which two forces is the reynold s number a ratio of?

A. Gravitational force and interfacial force
B. Interfacial force and viscous force
C. Thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity
D. Conduction and convection
Answer» C. Thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity