1. It is the ratio of the normal pressure and applied pressure on bulk solid storage a. Coefficient of friction b. Coefficient of pressure c. Coefficient of flowability d. Coefficient of bulk 2. The tangent of this angle is equal to the coefficient of friction between two layers of particles. a. Angle of repose b. Angle of internal friction c. Angle of static friction d. Angle of kinetic friction e. Angle of intermediary friction 3. The angle in which a bulk solid makes with the horizontal plane surface where it is piled into. a. Angle of repose b. Angle of internal friction c. Angle of static friction d. Angle of kinetic friction e. Angle of intermediary friction

1. It is the ratio of the normal pressure and applied pressure on bulk solid storage a. Coefficient of friction b. Coefficient of pressure c. Coefficient of flowability d. Coefficient of bulk 2. The tangent of this angle is equal to the coefficient of friction between two layers of particles. a. Angle of repose b. Angle of internal friction c. Angle of static friction d. Angle of kinetic friction e. Angle of intermediary friction 3. The angle in which a bulk solid makes with the horizontal plane surface where it is piled into. a. Angle of repose b. Angle of internal friction c. Angle of static friction d. Angle of kinetic friction e. Angle of intermediary friction

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter11: Calibrating Instruments

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