Problem 4. A mixture of copper (A) and calcite (B) solid particles are separated by hydraulic classification using free settling conditions in water at 22°C. The size range of the particles are between 8 x 10-6 m to 1.5 x 10s m. The density of copper is 555.6 lb/ft³ and the density of calcite is 169.2 lb/ft. Assume the settling is in the Stoke's Law region (laminar). Calculate the size range of the various fractions obtained in the settling. Note: When you submit your numerical answer for this question in Blackboard, please only submit the numerical answer for DpA2.

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Problem 4.
)A mixture of copper (A) and calcite (B) solid particles are separated by hydraulic
classification using free settling conditions in water at 22°C. The size range of the particles are between 8 x 10-6
m to 1.5 x 10-5 m. The density of copper is 555.6 lb/ft³ and the density of calcite is 169.2 lb/ft³. Assume the
settling is in the Stoke's Law region (laminar). Calculate the size range of the various fractions obtained in the
settling.
Note: When you submit your numerical answer for this question in Blackboard, please only submit the numerical
answer for Dpa2.
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 4. )A mixture of copper (A) and calcite (B) solid particles are separated by hydraulic classification using free settling conditions in water at 22°C. The size range of the particles are between 8 x 10-6 m to 1.5 x 10-5 m. The density of copper is 555.6 lb/ft³ and the density of calcite is 169.2 lb/ft³. Assume the settling is in the Stoke's Law region (laminar). Calculate the size range of the various fractions obtained in the settling. Note: When you submit your numerical answer for this question in Blackboard, please only submit the numerical answer for Dpa2.
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