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Which device is commonly used for measuring the rate of rotation (rpm) of the stirrer shaft?
Options
A. Anemometer
B. Manometer
C. Tachometer
D. Barometer
Correct Answer
Tachometer
Agitation and Aeration problems
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1. Turbulent flow range of mixing speed is obtained for
Options
A.
Re
i
<10
B. 10<
Re
i
<10
4
C.
Re
i
>10
4
D. None of these
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Correct Answer:
Re
i
>10
4
2. Bioreactors, where vortex is formed, another dimensionless number, __________ is useful.
Options
A. Stanton
B. Rayleigh
C. Bond
D. Froude
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Correct Answer: Froude
3. The effect of increasing the stirrer speed in an unbaffled stirred tank reactor is that
Options
A. a small increase in stirrer speed will cause the liquid to enter the turbulent flow regime
B. as the stirrer speed increases, the liquid will continue to circulate and then become turbulent
C. as the stirrer speed increases, the liquid will continue to circulate. Eventually a vortex will form.
D. A vortex will form at low stirrer speeds. As the stirrer speed increases the liquid will start to circulate
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Correct Answer: as the stirrer speed increases, the liquid will continue to circulate. Eventually a vortex will form.
4. Which of the following will have the largest interfacial area per unit volume?
Options
A. A bubble with a diameter of 1 mm
B. A bubble with a diameter of 5 mm
C. A bubble with a diameter of 15 mm
D. A bubble with a diameter of 50 mm
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Correct Answer: A bubble with a diameter of 1 mm
5. For turbulent flow, Reynolds number is correlated with power number as (where
K
, a constant which depends on the container geometry and shape of stirrer;
Re
i
, is Reynolds number for agitator;
D
i
, stirrer diameter and
N
, stirrer speed)
Options
A.
N
p
=
K(Re
i
)
-1
B.
N
p
=
N
2
Di(Re
i
)
-1
C.
N
p
=
K
D. Can't be correlated
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Correct Answer:
N
p
=
K
6. Axial flow impellers
Options
A. provide high shear conditions for breaking up bubbles
B. provide low shear conditions and are suited for use in shear sensitive procesess
C. provide direct flow towards the walls of the reactor
D. none of the above
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Correct Answer: provide low shear conditions and are suited for use in shear sensitive procesess
7. If the stirring speed increased from 300 to 500 rpm leads to an increase in the reaction rate by two folds. Then it may be concluded that
Options
A. the reaction was mass transfer limited at 300 rpm
B. the reaction was mass transfer limited at 500 rpm
C. the reaction did not involve any mass transfer step
D. the movement of molecules in the reactor at 300 rpm occurred due to diffusion alone
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Correct Answer: the reaction was mass transfer limited at 300 rpm
8. Which of the following impeller is used in situation where strong vertical currents are desirable for suspending heavily particles?
Options
A. Propeller
B. Paddle
C. Turbine
D. None of these
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Correct Answer: Propeller
9. Which of the following number is calculated from the diameter and peripheral speed of the impeller?
Options
A. Reynolds number
B. Froude number
C. Power number
D. None of these
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Correct Answer: Reynolds number
10. The main function of the dimples provided in the cooling jacket is to
Options
A. increase the level of turbulence of the cooling water in the jacket
B. increase the residence time of the cooling water in the jacket
C. increase the cooling water-jacket wall boundary layer size
D. all of the above
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Correct Answer: increase the level of turbulence of the cooling water in the jacket
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