For protection of acquatic life in a fresh water stream sewage effluent should never lower the dissolved oxygen content lower than
A.15 ppm
B.10 ppm
C.5 ppm
D.20 ppm
A.15 ppm
B.10 ppm
C.5 ppm
D.20 ppm
A.entrainment
B.evaporation losses
C.blowdown
D.all of the above
A.McCabe ? Thiele method
B.Ponchon ? Savarit method
C.Both McCabe ? Thiele and Ponchon ? Savarit methods are equally good.
A.Stefan Boltzman low
B.Kirchhoff’s law
C.D’Alembert’s rule
D.Lambert law
E.Law of emissivity
A.Hydrogen
B.Carbon monoxide
C.Hydrogen sulphide
D.Methane
A.zero
B.one
C.infinity
D.one except at x = 0 or 1
A.adhesion
B.cohesion
C.both adhesion and cohesion
D.neither adhesion nor cohesion
A.activity coefficient
B.turbdown ratio
C.relative volatility
D.fugacity
A.Hydrogen is impure
B.Expansion of Hydrogen is non-linear
C.Density of mercury changes
D.None of the above
A.high labour and handling cost
B.Poorer quality control of the product
C.considerable shutdown time to empty, clean out and refill
D.all of the above