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Coke oven gas produced by high temperature carbonisation of coal (as compared to that produced by low temperature carbonisation), has
A Higher calorific value
B Lower hydrogen content
C Both A & B
D Neither A nor B
In low temperature carbonisation of coal as compared to high temperature carbonisation __________ produced is less.
A Difference in gross & net calorific value of the coke oven gas
B Free carbon content in tar
C Yield percentage of coke
D Yield of ammonia present in coke oven gas
During coal carbonisation process, the conversion of semi-coke to coke is accompanied by an increase in the __________ of the mass.
A Density
B Porosity
C Electrical resistivity
D None of these
In high temperature carbonisation of coal compared to low temperature carbonisation
A Yield of ammonia is less
B Aromatic content of tar is low
C H2 content in the coke oven gas is more
D Calorific value of the coke oven gas is lower
In high temperature carbonisation (as compared to low temperature carbonisation) of coal
A Coke oven gas yield is more
B Tar yield is less but free carbon in tar is more
C Calorific value of coke oven gas is less
D All of the above
In low temperature carbonisation (as compared to high temperature carbonisation) of coal
A Ammonia yield is more
B Aliphatic tar is produced
C Free carbon in tar is more
D All of the above
In high temperature carbonisation (as compared to low temperature carbonisation) of coal, the
A Gas yield is less
B Tar yield is more
C Ignition temperature of coke produced is less
D Aromatic content of tar produced is more
Heat penetration rate in narrow coke ovens in high temperature carbonisation of coal is around __________ cm/hr.
A 2.5
B 0.5
C 10
D 20
Main use of hard coke produced by high temperature carbonisation is in the
A Iron blast furnace
B Cupola in foundaries
C Sinter making
D Domestic ovens
Coal tar (produced by high temperature carbonisation) is the main source of
A Aromatic compounds
B Alphatic compounds
C Paraffins
D Olefins

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