11-12. The rapid sand filter being designed for Laramie has the characteristics shown below.Using the Rose equation, determine the headloss for the clean filter bed in a stratifiedcondition.Depth = 0.75 mFiltration rate=230 m³/d. m²Sand specific gravity = 2.80Shape factor= 0.80Stratified bed porosity = 0.50Water temperature = 5°C 000Sand analysisU.S. StandardSieve No.8-1212-1616-2020-3030-4040-5050-70Mass percentretainedolas 19) misshpa palad.thunde goed bi puntob bazogToli muibomonom bod qoob aumis broosz orT 2007reo azolbsod Isto odi of mat laitlobodi omuzzA .notit ovar boy tooda0.000.4013.101.7850.015ee-q54.50m od doinw 30 5i coltul sdı vilimsbl30.20

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11-12. The rapid sand filter being designed for Laramie has the characteristics shown below. Using the Rose equation, determine the headloss for the clean filter bed in a stratified condition. Depth = 0.75 m Filtration rate 230 m³/d- m² Sand specific gravity = 2.80 Shape factor 0.80 Stratified bed porosity = 0.50 Water temperature = 5°C 000 bozoq nom bod qoob as mat bnoosa oT and zzolbaod odi omuzzA .notiw over boy toda

11-12. The rapid sand filter being designed for Laramie has the characteristics shown below. Using the Rose equation, determine the headloss for the clean filter bed in a stratified condition. Depth = 0.75 m Filtration rate 230 m³/d- m² Sand specific gravity = 2.80 Shape factor 0.80 Stratified bed porosity = 0.50 Water temperature = 5°C 000 bozoq nom bod qoob as mat bnoosa oT and zzolbaod odi omuzzA .notiw over boy toda

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