Importance of Electrostatic Precipitator
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Q. Read the following statements (A - C) related to electrostatic precipitators and select the correct option stating true (T) or false (F).
A. It is one of the most widely used devices to remove particulate matter.
B. It can remove over 99 % of the particulate matter from the exhaust of a thermal power plant.
C. The velocity of air between the collecting plates in this device must be very high.
A. It is one of the most widely used devices to remove particulate matter.
B. It can remove over 99 % of the particulate matter from the exhaust of a thermal power plant.
C. The velocity of air between the collecting plates in this device must be very high.
- A - T, B - F, C - T
- A - F, B - T, C - F
- A - T, B - T, C - F
- A - F, B - F, C - T
Q. In a coal fired power plant, electrostatic precipitators are installed to control emission of
- SO2
- NOx
- SPM
- CO
Q. The given diagram represents Miller’s experiment. Identify the labellings A, B, C, D and choose the correct option.
- A - Electrodes, B - NH3+H2+H2O+CH4, C - Liquid water in trap, D - Vacuum pump
- A - Electrodes, B - NH4+H2+CO2+CH3, C - Liquid water in trap, D - Vacuum pump
- A - Electrodes, B - NH3+H2O, C - Liquid water in trap, D - Tap
- A - Electrodes, B - NH3+CO2+H2O+CH4, C - Liquid water in trap, D - Vacuum pump
Q. Study the image given below, identify A, B, C and D and select the correct option.
- A – Negatively charged wire, B – Negatively charged dust particles, C – Discharge corona, D – Collection plate
- A – Negatively charged wire, B – Discharge corona, C – Collection plate, D – Negatively charged dust particles
- A – Positively charged wire, B – Positively charged dust particles, C – Discharge corona, D – Collection plate
- A – Positively charged wire, B – Discharge corona, C – Collection plate, D – Positively charged dust particles
Q. Which of the following is not related with electrostatic preciptator and scrubber
- 99% particulate matter is removed by it
- SO2
- Vapours containing mercury
- Oxides of nitrogen