B/ Find the diameter of the particles with specific gravity of 1.2 removed in a tank having a surface area of 240 m² and treating 6 million liters per day (MLD)? Assume temperature 260C and specific gravity of particles S.G = 2.65. 1 X T = 26°C, pw = 0.99681 × 103 kg/m³ and uw = 0.8746 × 10-3 kg m sec 15.00

B/ Find the diameter of the particles with specific gravity of 1.2 removed in a tank having a surface area of 240 m² and treating 6 million liters per day (MLD)? Assume temperature 260C and specific gravity of particles S.G = 2.65. 1 X T = 26°C, pw = 0.99681 × 103 kg/m³ and uw = 0.8746 × 10-3 kg m sec 15.00

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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