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				This section includes 10 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. | Why do we divide the temperature-enthalpy relationship of a mixture into zones? | 
| A. | To calculate LMTD for each zone | 
| B. | To calculate Tsat – TLIQUID for each | 
| C. | To calculate resistance for each | 
| D. | To make the solving process easier | 
| Answer» B. To calculate Tsat – TLIQUID for each | |
| 2. | The temperature-enthalpy relationship of a mixture represents the coolant flow in __________ | 
| A. | Single phase | 
| B. | Double phase | 
| C. | Triple phase | 
| D. | Any phase possible | 
| Answer» B. Double phase | |
| 3. | Which one of the following bold line represents the coolant line in the temperature-enthalpy relationship of a mixture? | 
| A. | 1 | 
| B. | 2 | 
| C. | 3 | 
| D. | 4 | 
| Answer» B. 2 | |
| 4. | Which one of the following statement is correct about the temperature-enthalpy relationship of a mixture? | 
| A. | Sub-cooled at the entrance | 
| B. | Sub-heated at the entrance | 
| C. | Superheated at the entrance | 
| D. | Superheated at the exit | 
| Answer» D. Superheated at the exit | |
| 5. | In condensation from mixtures, with or without a non-condensing gas, the assumptions underlying the logarithmic mean temperature difference (LMTD) are invalid, so what is the method that we can adopt to cope with this problem? | 
| A. | Zonal Distribution | 
| B. | Taking linear groups of enthalpy curves for LMTD calculations | 
| C. | Apply LMTD anyway | 
| D. | Apply average LMTD | 
| Answer» C. Apply LMTD anyway | |
| 6. | In condensation from mixtures, with or without a non-condensing gas, then the assumptions underlying the logarithmic mean temperature difference (LMTD) are valid. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» C. | |
| 7. | The thermal design of condenser is therefore considerably ___________ than that of a single-phase heat exchanger. | 
| A. | Same | 
| B. | More complicated | 
| C. | Less complicated | 
| D. | Not relatable | 
| Answer» C. Less complicated | |
| 8. | With condensation occurring in fluid mixtures which might be having a non-condensing gas, the variation of the equilibrium temperature with enthalpy can be a _________ function. | 
| A. | Linear | 
| B. | Non-Linear | 
| C. | Quadratic | 
| D. | Parabolic | 
| Answer» C. Quadratic | |
| 9. | If the coolant is single-phase, and if the overall heat transfer coefficient is reasonably constant, then the formula for the area of the condenser can be ________ | 
| A. | A=\(\dot{Q}/U \Delta T_{LMTD} \) | 
| B. | A=\(\dot{Q}/U \Delta T_{LMTD} \) | 
| C. | A=\(\dot{Q}/U \Delta T_{LMTD} \) | 
| D. | A=\(\dot{Q}/U \Delta T_{LMTD} \) | 
| Answer» C. A=\(\dot{Q}/U \Delta T_{LMTD} \) | |
| 10. | If the coolant is not in multiple-phase, and if the overall heat transfer coefficient is constant, then the assumptions underlying the logarithmic mean temperature difference (LMTD) __________ | 
| A. | Are Valid | 
| B. | Are Invalid | 
| C. | Not all but some are valid | 
| D. | Single assumption invalid | 
| Answer» B. Are Invalid | |