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Gravity sedimentation clarification clarifiers

Sedimentation is the separation of suspended solid particles from a fluid stream by the action of a body force on the settling behavior of the particle. The body force may be either gravitational or centrifugal force. This section covers gravity sedimentation, represented by clarification and thickening. The equipment used for these two operations are called clarifiers and thickeners, respectively. Centrifugal sedimentation will be discussed in the next section. [Pg.827]


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