CSS :: Agricultural Engineering
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- Hydroponic Gardening
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Guides - Basics to Experts level
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Current Hydroponics and Indoor Gardening Market Growth as well as Trends
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1291. |
If the pH range of slurry is between 4 and 6 the slurry is: |
A. |
Acidic |
B. |
Alkaline |
C. |
Neutral |
D. |
None of these |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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1292. |
The proportion of wet cow dung and water in slurry seed to the digester is |
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
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1293. |
The quantity of gas produced by one kg of dry dung is about: |
A. |
0.156 m3 |
B. |
0.160 m3 |
C. |
0.175 m3 |
D. |
0.186 m3 |
Answer: Option D
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1294. |
In a 30 days of retention period, the production of gas/kg of fresh dung is: |
A. |
0.04 m3 |
B. |
0.05 m3 |
C. |
0.06 m3 |
D. |
0.08 m3 |
Answer: Option C
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1295. |
Biogas can be used to operate: |
A. |
SI engine |
B. |
CI engine |
C. |
Both SI and CI engine |
D. |
Not possible to operate engine |
Answer: Option C
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1296. |
Heat value of the gas produced in gas fire is about: |
A. |
950-1200 kcal/m3 |
B. |
1000-1300 kcal/m3 |
C. |
1200-1500 kcal/m3 |
D. |
1500-1800 kcal/m3 |
Answer: Option A
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1297. |
The hoiling temperature of methanol is: |
Answer: Option B
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1298. |
In anaerobic digestion, biogas production by bacterial decomposition is: |
A. |
Presence of oxygen |
B. |
Absence of oxygen |
C. |
Presence of CO2 |
D. |
Absence of CO2 |
Answer: Option B
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1299. |
The wet process of biomass digestion involves: |
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Pyrolysis and Gasification |
B. |
Hydrogenation and liquefication |
C. |
Liquenfication and pyrolysis |
D. |
Anaerobic digestion and fermentation |
Answer: Option D
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1300. |
The dry process of biomass digestion involves: |
A. |
Pyrolysis and liquenfication |
B. |
Anaerobic digestion and fermentation |
C. |
Fermentation and pyrolysis |
D. |
All are correct |
Answer: Option A
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