Oxygen cylinders are
A.Cast iron cylinders
B.Steel cylinders, welded structure
C.Die cast
D.Seamless steel cylinders
E.Alloy steel cylinders, thermit welded
A.Cast iron cylinders
B.Steel cylinders, welded structure
C.Die cast
D.Seamless steel cylinders
E.Alloy steel cylinders, thermit welded
A.Sunflower
B.Ivy
C.Aloc
D.Cherry
E.Sarcococca
A.As high as possible to improve the performance
B.As high as possible to reduce motor power inputs
C.As little as possible for better performance
D.Anything as it has no bearing on the performance of system
E.None of the above
A.very thin sections
B.regular sections
C.heavy and thick walled sections
D.all of the above
A.Nickel, copper and zinc
B.Silver, copper and niclel
C.Silver, copper and lead
D.Silver, gold and platinum
E.Silver with impurities below 1%
A.The body through which heat flow is in motion
B.The source of heat is in motion
C.The heat flow changes with change in temperature
D.The heat flow changes with time
E.None of the above
A.Lower total materials handling cost
B.Lower total production time
C.Less work-in-process
D.Less floor area required per unit of production
E.All of the above
A.10
B.12.5
C.15.5
D.17.5
E.20