In evacuated tube collectors
(A)Both conduction and convection losses are suppressed
(B) only convection losses are suppressed.
(C) Only conduction losses are suppressed.
(D) Only radiation losses are suppressed
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(A)Both conduction and convection losses are suppressed
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The correct option is (A)Both conduction and convection losses are suppressed.
Explanation:
- Evacuated tube collectors, unlike flat panel collectors, do not heat the water directly within the tubes, reducing both conduction and convection losses.
- Instead, air is sucked out of the gap between the two tubes, resulting in a vacuum (hence the name evacuated tubes).
- The most typical method of collecting specimens is by the use of an evacuated tube system. This technique is better than using a needle and syringe because it allows blood to flow directly from the vein to the evacuated tube.
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