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a) the approximate diameter of the sedimenter by the method of Talmadge and Fitch; b) the height of the sedimenter. Data: initial suspension concentration of 192 g/l; final suspension concentration to be obtained of 1250 g/l; feed mass flow rate of 39 ton solids per hour, solid density 4.4 g/cm3 and liquid density 1g/cm3. The table below provides the clarified/suspension (z) interface height data as a function of time.

a) the approximate diameter of the sedimenter by the method of Talmadge and Fitch; b) the height of the sedimenter. Data: initial suspension concentration of 192 g/l; final suspension concentration to be obtained of 1250 g/l; feed mass flow rate of 39 ton solids per hour, solid density 4.4 g/cm3 and liquid density 1g/cm3. The table below provides the clarified/suspension (z) interface height data as a function of time.

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3-Determine:
a) the approximate diameter of the sedimenter by the method of Talmadge and Fitch;
b) the height of the sedimenter. Data: initial suspension concentration of 192 g/l; final suspension concentration to be obtained of 1250 g/l; feed mass flow rate of 39 ton solids per hour, solid density 4.4 g/cm3 and liquid density 1g/cm3. The table below provides the clarified/suspension (z) interface height data as a function of time.

Interface height (m) | 0,914 | 0,610 | 0,427 | 0,274| 0,207 | 0,146| 0,076 0,03 Time (min.) 0,10 0,25 0,50 0,75 1 2 4
Transcribed Image Text:Interface height (m) | 0,914 | 0,610 | 0,427 | 0,274| 0,207 | 0,146| 0,076 0,03 Time (min.) 0,10 0,25 0,50 0,75 1 2 4
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