The quantity of electricity required to deposit one gram equivalent of any substance is
A.one coulomb
B.one faraday
C.one ampere
D.one microfaraday
A.one coulomb
B.one faraday
C.one ampere
D.one microfaraday
A.200 seconds
B.100 seconds
C.12.5 seconds
D.10 seconds
E.None of the above
A.1.49 kcal/hr
B.298 kcal/hr
C.398 kcal/hr
D.500 kcal/hr
E.666 kcal/hr
A.O2 CO CO2
B.O2 CO2 CO
C.CO O2 CO2
D.CO2 O2 CO
A.decreasing the amount of excess air
B.increasing the amount of excess air
C.increasing the fuel/air ratio
D.to decrease moisture loss
A.Remove dirt
B.Increase heat transfer rate
C.Provide better mechanical strength
D.Reduce heat transfer rate
E.Reduce vibrations
A.Gasoline
B.Aviation turbine fuel
C.Light diesel oil
D.Furance oil
A.Dry bulb temperature
B.Wet bulb temperature
C.Specific humidity
D.Relative humidity
E.Enthalpy
A.is always less than 1
B.is always equal to 1
C.is always greater than 1
D.may be less than equal to or greater than 1 depending on the nature of the gas