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0 Answers   HAL, IOCL,

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what is the purpose of knockout drum in SRU?

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Explain the method of determining maximum differential pressure during hydro testing of shell and tube heat exchangers?

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How can we identify a poisoned food if we are not able to sense it?? . .,(naturally by colour ,smell etc. . .)

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What is difference between Overall heat transfer coeficient & individual heat transfer coefficient

4 Answers   CVSR, NFTDC,

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What are some guidelines for sizing a psv for a fire scenario on a vessel in a refinery service?

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ENGINEERING PHYSICS - EXAMPLE 30.1 : Two viruses a and b with masses of Ma and Mb are moving at velocities of Va and Vb respectively, facing towards each other and collide. After collision both masses of Ma and Mb disappear. (a) Find the total momentum available for both a and b. Hint : momentum = mass x velocity = M x V. (b) Guess the total energy E generated from the disappearance of a and b. Let c to be the velocity of light. Hint : E is equal to M c square.

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Thyristor related applications

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what is the role of id fan in a furnace?

3 Answers   Essar, JSW,

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print a pattern of abcdcba abc cba ab ba a a ab ba abc cba abcdcba

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Explain the common failure mechanism for above ground atmospheric storage tanks?

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How can you separate hydrogen peroxide into hydrogen and oxygen?

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