Problems arise if the contaminant concen- tration in the influent to the manufacturing step rises above a critical acceptable level (ca). Again, assuming that the contaminant con- centration in the municipal water is zero and that the UPW system does not remove any of this contaminant, solve for the recycle ra- tio (RR = R/Q) as a function of the other known quantities, Q, ca, and W. NOTE: for the purpose of answering this question, use "ca" to denote Ca.

Problems arise if the contaminant concen- tration in the influent to the manufacturing step rises above a critical acceptable level (ca). Again, assuming that the contaminant con- centration in the municipal water is zero and that the UPW system does not remove any of this contaminant, solve for the recycle ra- tio (RR = R/Q) as a function of the other known quantities, Q, ca, and W. NOTE: for the purpose of answering this question, use "ca" to denote Ca.

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(Q - R) Q
Ci
UPW
W
12E Manufacturing
Ca
Ce Q
R
Ce
Ce (QR)

Problems arise if the contaminant concen-
tration in the influent to the manufacturing
step rises above a critical acceptable level (ca).
Again, assuming that the contaminant con-
centration in the municipal water is zero and
that the UPW system does not remove any
of this contaminant, solve for the recycle ra-
tio (RR = R/Q) as a function of the other
known quantities, Q, ca, and W.
NOTE: for the purpose of answering this
question, use "ca" to denote Ca.

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