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2. Please design a Type II settling tank that receives a 1000 m3/day of a waste stream, after flocculation, that displays the following settling behavior. The initial concentration for this test is 500 mg/L. Time (min) 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 75 1 meters 481 418 331 270 225 193 154 133 2 meters 490 456 425 361 325 279 240 198 3 meters 495 483 463 413 369 333 290 259 Concentrations are in mg/L If the required removal rate is 50%, how large should the tank be?

2. Please design a Type II settling tank that receives a 1000 m3/day of a waste stream, after flocculation, that displays the following settling behavior. The initial concentration for this test is 500 mg/L. Time (min) 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 75 1 meters 481 418 331 270 225 193 154 133 2 meters 490 456 425 361 325 279 240 198 3 meters 495 483 463 413 369 333 290 259 Concentrations are in mg/L If the required removal rate is 50%, how large should the tank be?

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2. Please design a Type II settling tank that receives a 1000 m3/day of a waste stream, after flocculation, that displays the following settling behavior. The initial concentration for this test is 500 mg/L. Time (min) 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 75 1 meters 481 418 331 270 225 193 154 133 2 meters 490 456 425 361 325 279 240 198 3 meters 495 483 463 413 369 333 290 259 Concentrations are in mg/L If the required removal rate is 50%, how large should the tank be?
Transcribed Image Text:2. Please design a Type II settling tank that receives a 1000 m3/day of a waste stream, after flocculation, that displays the following settling behavior. The initial concentration for this test is 500 mg/L. Time (min) 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 75 1 meters 481 418 331 270 225 193 154 133 2 meters 490 456 425 361 325 279 240 198 3 meters 495 483 463 413 369 333 290 259 Concentrations are in mg/L If the required removal rate is 50%, how large should the tank be?
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Step 1: Stating given and to determine data

G i v e n comma Q equals 1000 space m cubed divided by d I n i t i a l space c o n c e n t r a t i o n equals 500 space m g divided by L

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T o space d e t e r m i n e comma L e n g t h space o f space tan k space I f space t h e space r e q u i r e d space r e m o v a l space r a t e space i s space 50 percent sign

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