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Crude oil is transported inland from oil field to refineries, mainly by the
A Road tankers
B Rail tankers
C Underground pipelines
D None of these
The coking process normally mostly used in Indian oil refineries is the __________ coking process.
A Delayed
B Flexi
C Fluid
D Contact
The most widely used crude topping column in refineries is the __________ column.
A Bubble-cap
B Packed bed
C Fluidised bed
D Perforated plate
After the increase of price of oil by 40%, a family decided to reduce its oil consumption so that the expenditure for oil goes up by 26% only. If the total consumption of oil before the price rise was 10 kg per month, then what is the current consumption of oil per month (in kg)?
A 8
B 8.50
C 9
D None of these
Catalytic cracking compared to thermal cracking of residue of vacuum distillation of crude oil
A Gives higher yield of petrol
B Lower octane number of petrol
C Higher sulphur content in the product
D Higher gum forming material in petrol
In catalytic cracking process, olefins crack __________ times faster than in thermal cracking process.
A 100
B 200-300
C 1000-10000
D 10
Which one of the following sequences of the oil refineries of India as they occur from south to north is correct?
A Kochi - Mangalore - Mumbai - Koyali
B Koyali - Mumbai - Mangalore - Kochi
C Kochi - Mumbai - Mangalore - Koyali
D Mangalore - Kochi - Mumbai - Koyali
Brass parts with high residual tensile stress at the surface are susceptible to season cracking (i.e. spontaneous cracking occuring on exposure to atmospheric corrosion), if its zinc percentage is more than
A 5
B 10
C 20
D 35
Main pollutants released from petroleum refineries is
A CO, SO2 & H2S
B CO2, NO & SO3
C CO2, H2S & NO2
D SO3, NO2 & CO2
The refineries Mathura, Digboi and Panipat are set up by
A Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.
B Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
C Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
D Crude Distillation unit of Madras Refineries Ltd.

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