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2). Even though steel is about 7 to 8 times denser than water, a steel paper clip or razor blade can be made to float on water! Explain and discuss. Predict what would happen if you mix some soap with the water.

2). Even though steel is about 7 to 8 times denser than water, a steel paper clip or razor blade can be made to float on water! Explain and discuss. Predict what would happen if you mix some soap with the water.

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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applicat other than the food industry. Answer the following O %56% DI 00:16 Does not break the product Delivers high flow rates (up to 20 m/hr) • Allows high pressure drop (20 bar) Can work under vacuum Is self-priming Pump Can (without product) • Requires few spare parts Has no seal in contact with work empty the product work high temperatures (100 °C) Few numbers of valves per Can at volume unit Collect the information from various resources and use the collected data to formulate& solve the problem. 2). Even though steel is about 7 to 8 times denser than water, a steel paper clip or razor blade can be made to float on water! Explain and discuss. Predict what would happen if you mix some soap with the water. 3). A 2.4-m-diameter tank is initially filled with water 4 m above the centre of a sharp-edged 10-cm
Transcribed Image Text:applicat other than the food industry. Answer the following O %56% DI 00:16 Does not break the product Delivers high flow rates (up to 20 m/hr) • Allows high pressure drop (20 bar) Can work under vacuum Is self-priming Pump Can (without product) • Requires few spare parts Has no seal in contact with work empty the product work high temperatures (100 °C) Few numbers of valves per Can at volume unit Collect the information from various resources and use the collected data to formulate& solve the problem. 2). Even though steel is about 7 to 8 times denser than water, a steel paper clip or razor blade can be made to float on water! Explain and discuss. Predict what would happen if you mix some soap with the water. 3). A 2.4-m-diameter tank is initially filled with water 4 m above the centre of a sharp-edged 10-cm
O %56% DI 00:16 1). As a chemical engineer you need to products products the without pump affecting Because the flow properties will affect the fluid properties of the products like density and viscosity. Pumping product integrity is as important as the heat exchanger that comes after the pump. The piston pumps can handle very delicate and viscous food stuffs and can pump up to very properties. without destroying high pressure without damaging the food particles. It applied very successfully in heavy duty applications for industries other than the food industry. Answer the following can also be Does not break the product Delivers high flow rates (up to 20 m/hr) Allows high pressure drop (20 bar) Can work under vacuum Is self-priming Pump Can work empty (without product) • Requires few spare parts Has no seal in contact with the product work high temperatures (100 °C) Few numbers of valves per Can at volume unit
Transcribed Image Text:O %56% DI 00:16 1). As a chemical engineer you need to products products the without pump affecting Because the flow properties will affect the fluid properties of the products like density and viscosity. Pumping product integrity is as important as the heat exchanger that comes after the pump. The piston pumps can handle very delicate and viscous food stuffs and can pump up to very properties. without destroying high pressure without damaging the food particles. It applied very successfully in heavy duty applications for industries other than the food industry. Answer the following can also be Does not break the product Delivers high flow rates (up to 20 m/hr) Allows high pressure drop (20 bar) Can work under vacuum Is self-priming Pump Can work empty (without product) • Requires few spare parts Has no seal in contact with the product work high temperatures (100 °C) Few numbers of valves per Can at volume unit
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