The Results for SVI Calculation of a Mixed Liquor Sample Weight of Filter Paper = 0.603 g Weight of Ceramic Dish = 75.09 g Volume of Mixed Liquor Sample = 100 mL Weight of (Filter Paper + Ceramic Dish + Solids) = 75.979g SV =300 mL/L Mixed Liquor What about the settleability for this mixed liquor?

The Results for SVI Calculation of a Mixed Liquor Sample Weight of Filter Paper = 0.603 g Weight of Ceramic Dish = 75.09 g Volume of Mixed Liquor Sample = 100 mL Weight of (Filter Paper + Ceramic Dish + Solids) = 75.979g SV =300 mL/L Mixed Liquor What about the settleability for this mixed liquor?

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The Results for SVI Calculation of a Mixed Liquor Sample
Weight of Filter Paper = 0.603 g
Weight of Ceramic Dish = 75.09 g
Volume of Mixed Liquor Sample = 100 mL
Weight of (Filter Paper + Ceramic Dish + Solids) = 75.979g
SV =300 mL/L Mixed Liquor
What about the settleability for this mixed liquor?
1) Pin-point floc
O2) good
3) poor
O4) Don't know
5) Sludge Bulking

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