CSS :: Agricultural Engineering
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For students in search of
- Hydroponic Gardening
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Guides - Basics to Experts level
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Growing fruit and vegetables hydroponically
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Practical daily questions or queries of hydroponics lovers
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Current Hydroponics and Indoor Gardening Market Growth as well as Trends
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1191. |
Solar cells are made of: |
A. |
Silicon |
B. |
Germanium |
C. |
Semi-conductor elements |
D. |
All are correct |
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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1192. |
In solar power plant, the turbine is run by: |
A. |
Hot water |
B. |
Steam |
C. |
Sunlight |
D. |
Photovoltaic cell |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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1193. |
Solar pond is used to: |
A. |
Collect and store the solar energy |
B. |
Reflect the solar energy |
C. |
Divert solar energy |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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1194. |
The solar cells used in solar panel are used to convert solar energy into: |
A. |
Chemical energy |
B. |
Mechanical energy |
C. |
Electrical energy |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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1195. |
A type of solar reflector used in solar furnace: |
A. |
Concave and spherical |
B. |
Convex and spherical |
C. |
Plane and spherical |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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1196. |
The sun's rays has higher intensity: |
A. |
On the ground surface |
B. |
Near the polar region |
C. |
Near the equator |
D. |
All are correct |
Answer: Option C
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1197. |
The solar radiation receive by every squre meter: |
A. |
0.64 KJ/sec |
B. |
1.36 KJ/sec |
C. |
1.50 KJ/sec |
D. |
1.80 KJ/sec |
Answer: Option A
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1198. |
In sunlight, the heating rays are: |
A. |
Violet ray |
B. |
Ultraviolet ray |
C. |
Infra-red ray |
D. |
All are correct |
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
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1199. |
Wind is a source of: |
A. |
Inexhaustible energy |
B. |
Exhaustible energy |
C. |
Non-renewable energy |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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1200. |
For working a windmill the minimum speed of wind should be: |
A. |
5 kmph |
B. |
10 kmph |
C. |
20 kmph |
D. |
30 kmph |
Answer: Option B
Explanation:
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