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A tank contains 10m^3 of free water, brine having a concentration of 15kgsalt/m^3 is sent into the tank at the rate of 200litres/min. The mixture is kept uniform by mixing and runs out at the rate of 100litres/min. What will be the exit brine concentration when the tank contains 15m^3 of brine
Suggest a method for increasing the conversion in the reactor so that the cumen production rate remains constant with reduced propylene feed consideration using. Ci=pi/RT, m=density×AV,

7. In prestressing work, if more than one wire or strand is included in the same duct, why should all wires/strands be stressed at the same time?


9. How to determine the size of elastomeric bearings?


1. Under what situation shall engineers use jacking at one end only and from both ends in prestressing work?


5. What are the advantages of assigning the central pier and the abutment as fixed piers?


4. In bridge widening projects, the method of stitching is normally employed for connecting existing deck to the new deck. What are the problems associated with this method in terms of shrinkage of concrete?


what is the highest cycle efficiency possible for heat engine operating between 800 and 15
(a) Design a synchronous counter using J-K FFs that has the following sequence: 000, 010, 101, 110, and repeat. The undesired (unused) states 001, 011, 100, and 111 must always go to 000 on the next clock pulse.
(b) Redesign the counter of part (a) without any requirement on the unused states; that is, their NEXT states can be don’t cares. Compare with the design from (a).
Steam from a superheater at 7 bar, 300 degree Celsius is mixed in steady adiabatic flow with wet steam at 7 bar, dryness fraction 0.9.calculate the mass of wet steam required per kilogram of superheated steam to produce steam at 7 bar, dry saturated.
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