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Attendant Operator Chemical Plant Practice Test: Steam boiler and Unit process
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Attendant Operator Chemical Plant Practice Test: Steam boiler and Unit process
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6 Questions

1. What is the use of soda ash?
2. Which type of boiler more efficient?
3. Which one of the following is a type of steam trap?
4. What is the working principle of boiler?
5. What is resting at the bottom of the steam trap?
6. When is the steam formed boiler?

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