Question

Calandria consists of several:

• A. Baffles
• B. Jackets
• C. Outlets
• D. Tubular surfaces

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Step 1: Understanding the structure of a calandria. - A calandria is a type of heat exchanger commonly used in evaporators and boilers. - It consists of multiple tubular surfaces, which enhance heat transfer efficiency by increasing the contact area. 

Step 2: Explanation of incorrect options. - (A) Baffles: Used in shell-and-tube heat exchangers, not a defining feature of a calandria. - (B) Jackets: Found in jacketed vessels, not calandria. - (C) Outlets: Necessary for fluid flow but not a structural characteristic. 

Step 3: Selecting the correct option. Since calandria primarily consists of tubular surfaces for efficient heat exchange, the correct answer is (D) Tubular surfaces.