Mechanical Operations Questions and Answers – Magnetic Separation

This set of Mechanical Operations Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Magnetic Separation”.

1. What does the below equation represents?

The rate of filtration is represented by equation where V is the volume of filtrate
a) Filtration area
b) Velocity of filtration
c) Speed of filtration
d) Flow of filtrate
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Answer: a
Explanation: The rate of filtration is represented by the above equation, where V is the volume of filtrate which has passed in time t and A is the area.

2. For any filtration pressure, the rate of flow is ______ at the beginning.
a) Constant
b) Greatest
c) Smallest
d) Critical
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Answer: b
Explanation: For any filtration pressure, the rate of flow is greatest at the beginning of the process and this is because the resistance is minimum.
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3. ____ may cause plugging of pores.
a) High final rates
b) Low initial rates
c) High initial rates
d) Low final rates
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Answer: c
Explanation: High initial rates of filtration may result in the initial layers can be appreciably influence the structure of the whole filter cake.

4. Increase of pressure drop forms ______
a) Vast volume
b) Deeper cake
c) Lighter cake
d) Denser cake
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Answer: d
Explanation: With a compressible cake, increase of pressure difference or the rate of formation can form a denser cake.
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5. What does the following equation gives?

(1-e)A lρs

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a) Mass of solid in filter
b) Mass of cake
c) Mass of filter
d) Mass of fluid
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Answer: a
Explanation: The variable l and V are connected, and the relation between then is given by the above equation, where ps is the density of solids.

6. Calculate the mass, if density of solid 1.20, e is 0.2 and has an area of 45 m2 and length 10 m?
a) 450 kg
b) 45 kg
c) 360 kg
d) 100 kg
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Answer: c
Explanation: As (1 – 0.2)*45*10 = 360 kg.
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7. What does the following equation gives?
(e) Alρs
a) Mass of solid in filter
b) Mass of liquid in filter
c) Mass of filter
d) Mass of fluid
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Answer: b
Explanation: This equation is used in basic filtration equation and used to find the mass of liquid in filter and where A is area and l is the length.

8. Calculate the liquid in filter, if e is 2.0 and Area and length are 120 m2 and 2 m and consider water as fluid?
a) 250 kg
b) 240 kg
c) 480 kg
d) 260 kg
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Answer: c
Explanation: As we know that the mass is given as 2.0*120*2 = 480 kg.

9. Particles will be compacted, if initial pressure is ____
a) High
b) Low
c) Constant
d) Open to atmosphere
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Answer: a
Explanation: If the initial pressure is high, the first particles are caught and will be compacted into a tight mass that largely fills the pores.

10. The initial pressure of will form precipitate, if initial pressure is _____
a) High
b) Low
c) Constant
d) Open to atmosphere
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Answer: b
Explanation: If initial pressure is low, the initial layer of precipitate will be more open so that rates of filtration will be higher.

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