Code No: 420853 IV-B.Tech. II-Semester Supplementary Examination, July 2003 PETROCHEMICAL ENGINEERING (Chemical Engineering) Time: 3 hours Max. Marks: 70 Answer any Five questions All questions carry equal marks --1. Make a survey of petroleum reserves in the world and compare them with the reserves available in India. Discuss the various exploration methods for finding out the new deposits of petroleum. Why is dewaxing of heavy fractions necessary? Discuss any three methods of dewaxing.
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What are the advantages of catalytic cracking over thermal cracking? Name the catalysts employed for cracking and explain the operating conditions.
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What is the importance of alkylation and isomerization reactions? Explain how these reactions are carried out.
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Discuss in detail the production of petrochemicals from C1 fractions.
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What are the primary aromatic compounds that have industrial importance? Give an account of chemicals that can be synthesized from them.
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Discuss in detail the production of ethanol by various routes. Recommend best suited route in Indian conditions.
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Write short notes on the following: (a) Manufacture of Butadiene. (b) Derivatives of Benzene. (c) Higher olefins.
Make a survey of petroleum reserves in the world and compare them with the · reserves available in India. Discuss the various exploration methods for finding.
Write a C++ program that creates a data file containing list of Telephone numbers · and names. Use a class object to store set of data. 8. Write short notes on:.
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Code No: 320554. III-B.Tech. II-Semester Supplementary Examinations, April/May-2004 · LANGUAGE PROCESSORS · (Common to Computer Science and Engineering and Computer Science and · Information Technology) · Time: 3 Hours · Max. Marks: 70 · Answer any F
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7.a) What is non-destructive testing of materials? What are the aims of NDT? List out · various NDT methods. b) Explain in detail the X-ray radiography method.
(a) What is congruent melting alloy? Does eutectic alloy come under the above class? (b) Explain miscibility gap. (c) Discuss the coordinates of a phase diagram ...
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