Concept:
This question covers critical terminology used in fluid transport and mixing operations, particularly concerning pumps and agitated vessels.
Step 1: Match A (Impeller).
The impeller is the rotating component of a centrifugal pump or mixer that transfers energy from the motor to the fluid (II) by accelerating it outwards.
Step 2: Match B (Cavitation).
Cavitation occurs when the local pressure drops below the vapor pressure, leading to the formation and violent collapse of vapor bubbles (III), which can damage metal surfaces.
Step 3: Match C (Priming).
Centrifugal pumps cannot pump air. Priming is the process of filling the suction pipe and casing with liquid (IV) to remove air before starting the pump.
Step 4: Match D (Dead Zone).
In mixing tanks, a "Dead Zone" refers to regions where fluid motion is poor (I) or stagnant, resulting in inadequate blending.