Fluidization Engineering MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

Fluidization Engineering MCQ - Multiple Choice Questions and Answers

Our 1000+ Fluidization Engineering MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions and Answers) focuses on all chapters of Fluidization Engineering covering 100+ topics. You should practice these MCQs for 1 hour daily for 2-3 months. This way of systematic learning will prepare you easily for Fluidization Engineering exams, contests, online tests, quizzes, MCQ-tests, viva-voce, interviews, and certifications.

Fluidization Engineering Multiple Choice Questions Highlights

- 1000+ Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) in Fluidization Engineering with a detailed explanation of every question.
- These MCQs cover theoretical concepts, true-false(T/F) statements, fill-in-the-blanks and match the following style statements.
- These MCQs also cover numericals as well as diagram oriented MCQs.
- These MCQs are organized chapterwise and each Chapter is futher organized topicwise.
- Every MCQ set focuses on a specific topic of a given Chapter in Fluidization Engineering Subject.

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– Students who are preparing for college tests and exams such as mid-term tests and semester tests on Fluidization Engineering.
- Students who are preparing for Online/Offline Tests/Contests in Fluidization Engineering.
– Students who wish to sharpen their knowledge of Fluidization Engineering Subject.
- Anyone preparing for Aptitude test in Fluidization Engineering.
- Anyone preparing for interviews (campus/off-campus interviews, walk-in interview and company interviews).
- Anyone preparing for entrance examinations and other competitive examinations.
- All - Experienced, Freshers and College / School Students.

Fluidization Engineering Chapters

Here's the list of chapters on the "Fluidization Engineering" subject covering 100+ topics. You can practice the MCQs chapter by chapter starting from the 1st chapter or you can jump to any chapter of your choice.

  1. Introduction
  2. Particles and Fluidization
  3. Industrial Applications of Fluidized Beds
  4. Fluidization and Mapping of Regimes
  5. Bubbles in Dense Bed
  6. Two – Phase Theory of Fluidization
  7. Solids Movement, Mixing, Segregation and Staging
  8. Transport Effects in Fluidized Systems
  9. Fluidized Bed Heat Transfer
  10. Circulation Systems
  11. Design of Fluidized Bed Systems

1. Introduction

The section contains multiple choice questions and answers on fluidization operations types, heat exchanger, transportation and mixing of fine powder.

  • Types of Fluidization Operations
  • Transportation and Mixing of Fine Powder
  • Heat Exchanger
  • 2. Particles and Fluidization

    The section contains questions and answers on plastic materials coating, particle growth, drying and sizing, adsorption and synthesis reactions.

  • Coating on Plastic Materials on Metal Surfaces
  • Drying and Sizing
  • Particle Growth, Condensation of Sublimable Materials and Adsorption
  • Synthesis Reactions – 1
  • Synthesis Reactions – 2
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    3. Industrial Applications of Fluidized Beds

    The section contains MCQs on industrial applications of fluidized bed, fluid catalytic cracking and reforming, fluid coking, thermal cracking, charcoal activation, limestone calcination, dolomite, carbonization of coal and coke, cement clinker, roasting of sulphide ores and iron oxides reduction.

  • Industrial Applications of Fluidized Bed
  • Fluid Catalytic Cracking
  • Fluid Catalytic Reforming
  • Fluid Coking
  • Thermal Cracking
  • Carbonization of Oil Shale and Coal
  • Gasification of Coal and Coke
  • Activation of Charcoal
  • Calcination of Limestone, Dolomite, and Phosphate Rock
  • Cement Clinker
  • Roasting of Sulphide Ores
  • Reduction of Iron Oxides
  • 4. Fluidization and Mapping of Regimes

    The section contains multiple choice questions and answers on size of particles, minimum fluidizing velocity, terminal velocity of particles, pressure drops in fluidized beds, distributor, voidage, viscosity and fluidity of fluidized bed, transport disengaging height and size distributions.

  • Fixed Bed – Particles of One Size
  • Minimum Fluidizing Velocity
  • Pressure Drop in Fluidized Beds
  • Terminal Velocity of Particles
  • Importance of the Distributor
  • Fixed Bed – Solids with Distribution of Sizes
  • Voidage in Fluidized Bed
  • Transport Disengaging Height
  • Variation in Size Distribution with Height
  • Viscosity and Fluidity of Fluidized Bed
  • 5. Bubbles in Dense Bed

    The section contains questions and answers on power consumption, single rising bubble, ordinary bubbling beds, individual particles movement and rate of solids.

  • Power Consumption
  • Single Rising Bubble
  • Bubbles in Ordinary Bubbling Beds
  • Movement of Individual Particles
  • Turnover Rate of solids
  • 6. Two – Phase Theory of Fluidization

    The section contains MCQs on time distribution of solids, diffusion model, bubbles causing, emulsion phase, interpretation of solid mixing data.

  • Residence Time Distribution of Solids
  • The Diffusion Model for Movements of Solids
  • Mixing Caused by Bubbles
  • The Bubbling Bed Model for the Emulsion Phase
  • Interpretation of Solids Mixing Data
  • 7. Solids Movement, Mixing, Segregation and Staging

    The section contains multiple choice questions and answers on axial and lateral dispersion of solids, diffusion models for gas flow, gas effects by solids, ideal mixing stage model, two region models, bubbling bed model, axial and radial dispersion of gas.

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  • Axial Dispersion of Solids
  • Lateral Dispersion of Solids
  • Diffusion Model for Gas Flow
  • Effect of Gas Captured by Solids on Axial Dispersion Coefficient
  • Ideal Mixing Stage Model
  • Two Region Models
  • Bubbling Bed Model for Gas Interchange
  • Radial Dispersion of Gas
  • Axial Dispersion of Gas
  • 8. Transport Effects in Fluidized Systems

    The section contains questions and answers on time distribution of gas, heat transfer rate and catalytic conversion from bubbling bed model, conversions of emulsion gas, contacting efficiency and successive reaction applications.

  • Residence Time Distribution of Gas
  • Mass Transfer Rate from Bubbling Bed Model
  • Distribution of Solids among the Bubble, Cloud and Emulsion Regions
  • Heat Transfer Rate from Bubbling Bed Model
  • Catalytic Conversion from the Bubbling Bed Model
  • Conversion for Downflow of Emulsion Gas
  • Conversion for Upflow of Emulsion Gas
  • Contacting Efficiency
  • Application to Successive Reactions
  • 9. Fluidized Bed Heat Transfer

    The section contains MCQs on controlling of bubble size, heat transfer rate, heat transfer to immersed tubes and objects, containing vessel and bed wall heat transfer theories.

  • Control of Bubbling Size, Baffling and Scale-Up
  • Variables Affecting the Heat Transfer Rate
  • Heat Transfer at Wall of the Containing Vessel
  • Heat Transfer to Immersed Tubes
  • Heat Transfer to Immersed Objects
  • Theories for Bed-Wall Heat Transfer
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    10. Circulation Systems

    The section contains multiple choice questions and answers on tdh single size and size distribution of solids, elutriation, circulation rate for deactivating catalyst and heat removal rate, pressure drop in stick-slip and aerated flow, horizantal and vertical pipes, minimum gas velocity for horizantal and vertical flows, pressure drop in pneumatic conveyors and bends.

  • Entrainment at or Above the TDH-Single Size of Solids
  • Entrainment at or Above the TDH-Size Distribution of Solids
  • Elutriation
  • Circulation Rate for Deactivating Catalysts
  • Circulation Rate for a Required Heat Removal Rate
  • Pressure Drop in Stick-Slip Flow
  • Pressure Drop in Aerated Flow
  • Downward Discharge from a Vertical Pipe
  • Flow in Horizontal Pipe
  • Flow from Orifices in the Side of Fluidized Beds
  • Aerated Flow form Vessel to Vessel
  • Flow of Low Bulk Density Mixtures
  • Minimum Gas Velocity for Horizontal Flow
  • Minimum Gas Velocity for Vertical Flow
  • Minimum Gas Velocity in Inclined Pipes
  • Pressure Drop in Pneumatic Conveyors
  • Pressure Drop in Bends
  • 11. Design of Fluidized Bed Systems

    The section contains questions and answers on physical operations, batch operations, continuous operations, hot gases quencing, bench scale and pilot plant reactors, deactivating catalyst, regenerator and reactor regenerator system, design of noncatalytic gas reactors, kinetic models, noncatalytic gas phase reactions, conversion of solids and gases.

  • Information Needed for Design of Physical Operations
  • Batch Operations-Heat Transfer
  • Batch Operations-Mass Transfer
  • Batch Operations-Drying of Solids
  • Continuous Operations-Heat Transfer
  • Continuous Operations-Mass Transfer
  • Continuous Operations-Drying of Solids
  • Quencing of Hot Gases in a Bed
  • Informations from Bench-Scale Reactors
  • Pilot Plant Reactors
  • Pilot Plant and Commercial Plant Design Decisions
  • Design Calculation for a Reactor Without Recirculation of Solids
  • Deactivating Catalyst
  • Regenerator System with Circulating Catalyst
  • Design of Noncatalytic Gas-Solid Reactors
  • Kinetic Models for the Conversion of Solids
  • Conversion of Solids of Uniform Size
  • Conversion of Both Gas and Solids
  • Conversion of Solids of Nonuniform Size
  • Reactor-Regenerator System with Solids of Changing Size
  • Noncatalytic Gas-Phase Reactions
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