Paper Mills

Q. Why are paper mills located near water bodies?

1. All of the above
2. The chipping of wood logs requires large amounts of water.
3. The paper mill requires a large amount of water to generate the power required for working.
4. The pulp requires large amounts of water for cleaning and other processing.

Q. An average paper mill consumes nearly of electricity every year.

1. 25 megawatts
2. 50 megawatts
3. 100 megawatts

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A generator consumes $2.85\mathrm{litres}$ of diesel per hour. How much diesel is required to work the generator for $24$ hours?

Q. How much electricity does an average paper mill consume?

1. 20 MegaWatt
2. 25 MegaWatt
3. 35 MegaWatt
4. 40 MegaWatt

Q. How much electricity does an average paper mill consume?

1. 20 MegaWatt
2. 35 MegaWatt
3. 40 MegaWatt
4. 25 MegaWatt

Q. Which among the following is not essential for the smooth functioning of a paper industry?

1. Machines
2. Raw materials
3. Energy and water
4. Chemical production houses

Q. How do paper mills receive the required electricity to run the mill?

1. None of the above
2. Many mills generate their own electricity to power the mills.
3. Mills buy power from other states.
4. Mills are provided electricity by the state government.

Q. How do paper mills receive the required electricity to run the mill?

1. Mills buy power from other states.
2. Mills are provided electricity by the state government.
3. Many mills generate their own electricity to power the mills.
4. None of the above

Q. Why are paper mills located near water bodies?

1. The paper mill requires a large amount of water to generate the power required for working.
2. The chipping of wood logs requires large amounts of water.
3. All of the above
4. The pulp requires large amounts of water for cleaning and other processing.

Q. An average paper mill consumes nearly of electricity every year.

1. 25 megawatts
2. 50 megawatts
3. 100 megawatts

Q. Which among the following is not essential for the smooth functioning of a paper industry?

1. Machines
2. Raw materials
3. Energy and water
4. Chemical production houses