Tests - Mechanical Operations

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  General

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  • Select activity Course Summary

    Course Summary:

    Marks-wise and Keywords-wise Tests for the subject "Mechanical Operations" according to the typical expectations of a undergraduate Chemical Engineering curriculum are available here. Questions are from past GATE examinations, and good books.

    Questions are coming from a question bank (with about 140 questions) in random order. Hence for every attempt (to as much as about 5-10 attempts), you will get a unique question.

    Take up the mandatory tests of Marks-wise, and optional keywords-wise tests.

    Upon submission of a test, you will get the full solution of questions.

    This course is part of the courses: "Mechanical Operations - Textual Course",  "Mechanical Operations - Video Lectures", "Chemical Engineering Textual Courses Bundle", and Chemical Engineering - Video Lectures Bundle, wherein detailed theory as texts and explanatory videos respectively, are available; and, part of "ChE-Tests-Bundle".

  • Select activity Test Yourself - Mechanical Operations - One Mark

    

    Test Yourself - Mechanical Operations - One Mark Quiz

    Completion

    Students must

    

    Make attempts: 3

    

    Receive a grade

    

    Receive a passing grade

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  • Select activity Test Yourself - Mechanical Operations - Two Marks

    

    Test Yourself - Mechanical Operations - Two Marks Quiz

    Completion

    Students must

    

    Make attempts: 2

    

    Receive a grade

    

    Receive a passing grade

    Welcome . You shall try this quiz! 
    

• Select section Size Analysis

  Size Analysis

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  Mean diameter of particles, Sphericity, Sieve analysis - Tyler standard sieves, Screen Effectiveness

  Activities: 7
• Select section Size Reduction

  Size Reduction

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  Activities: 6
• Select section Classification of Particles

  Classification of Particles

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  Separation of particles based on settling velocity, Hindered-settling, Elutriation, Cyclone Separation, Centrifuge.

  Activities: 3
• Select section Filtration

  Filtration

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• Select section Agitation

  Agitation

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