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1. The capacity in cubic meters per hour of a clarifying centrifuge operating under these conditions is Diameter of the bowl = 600 mm Thickness of liquid layer = 75 mm Depth of bowl =400mm Speed a. 200 m³/h b. 310 m³/h = 1200 rpm/min Specific gravity of liquid = 1.2 Specific gravity of solid Viscosity of liquid Cut size of particles c. 320 m³/h d. 210 m³/h = 1.6 = 2 cp = 30 μm

1. The capacity in cubic meters per hour of a clarifying centrifuge operating under these conditions is Diameter of the bowl = 600 mm Thickness of liquid layer = 75 mm Depth of bowl =400mm Speed a. 200 m³/h b. 310 m³/h = 1200 rpm/min Specific gravity of liquid = 1.2 Specific gravity of solid Viscosity of liquid Cut size of particles c. 320 m³/h d. 210 m³/h = 1.6 = 2 cp = 30 μm

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1. The capacity in cubic meters per hour of a clarifying centrifuge operating under these conditions is Diameter of the bowl = 600 mm Thickness of liquid layer = 75 mm Depth of bowl = 400mm Speed = 1200 rpm/min a. 200 m³/h b. 310 m³/h = 1.6 Specific gravity of liquid = 1.2 Specific gravity of solid Viscosity of liquid Cut size of particles = 2 cp = 30 μm c. 320 m³/h d. 210 m³/h
Transcribed Image Text:1. The capacity in cubic meters per hour of a clarifying centrifuge operating under these conditions is Diameter of the bowl = 600 mm Thickness of liquid layer = 75 mm Depth of bowl = 400mm Speed = 1200 rpm/min a. 200 m³/h b. 310 m³/h = 1.6 Specific gravity of liquid = 1.2 Specific gravity of solid Viscosity of liquid Cut size of particles = 2 cp = 30 μm c. 320 m³/h d. 210 m³/h
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