Scale up of agitator design requires (A) Geometrical similarity only (B) Dynamic similarity only (C) Both geometrical and dynamic similarity (D) All geometrical, dynamic and kinematic similarity

Scale up of agitator design requires
(A) Geometrical similarity only
(B) Dynamic similarity only
(C) Both geometrical and dynamic similarity
(D) All geometrical, dynamic and kinematic similarity
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(D) All geometrical, dynamic and kinematic similarity
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