In a Fluidised Bed Heat Exchanger with hot gas flow, at fluidisation – McqOptions

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1.	In a Fluidised Bed Heat Exchanger with hot gas flow, at fluidisation the temperature of the bed is ________
A.	Linearly Increasing
B.	Uniform
C.	Linearly Decreasing
D.	Decreasing but not Linear
Answer» C. Linearly Decreasing

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