What types of pneumatic conveying systems are typically used?

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Suppose you have hot oil and cold water, what kind fluid you flow In shell side and tube side and why?

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Do you have recombinant protein expression experience? Explain?

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Hi, I am Gurunathan. I am in need of ONGC, IOCL, DRDO technical test ( chemical engineering)and general aptitude questions. If anyone has kindly post it to me soon.

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X is a solid having a white colour at room temperature. It has a density about 2g/cc. Although it has melting point near 325 degree Celsius, its properties start degrading above 260 degree Celsius. The coefficient of friction is very low about 0.1. It has very good dielectric properties especially at higher radio frequencies. It has a very high bulk resistivity. It is chemically inert. It is also resistant to van der Waals force. It is hydrophobic as well as lipophobic. Creep or ‘Cold Flow’ has been observed in X.

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In differential centrifugation of cells with diameter D in centimeter, the square of D is given by D x D = [18n ln (RF / RI) ] / [ (RP – RFF) Wt ] where n is the fluid viscosity (poise), RF is the final radius of rotation (cm), RI is the initial radius of rotation (cm), RP is cell density (g/ml), RFF is the fluid density (g/ml), W the square for the rotational velocity in (radians / s) (radians / s), t is the time required to sediment from RI to RF (s). Derive an equation for W as a function for D, n, RF, RI, RP, RFF and t, with the stated units above, in radian

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how can i prepare for gate chemical in kolkata

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how much height hight work permit requred

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How can one estimate how the friction factor changes in heat exchanger tubes with a change in temperature?

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What are some good strategies for curing tube vibration in shell and tube exchangers?

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How does a tank-blanketing valve operate?

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What are the apt definitions for apparent power, active power and reactive power?

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