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Problem 11.2. Hindered Settling Velocity

Solution Using the preceding equation for the terminal hindered settling velocity for laminar flow. [Pg.502]

Therefore the sedimentation velocity of a ceramic suspension with a hi volume fraction is less than that of a sin e particle. [Pg.503]

The combined effects of nonspheiical shape and hindered settling can be approximated by combining these two effects as follows  [Pg.503]

This equation is only a first-order approximation good for the lower volume fractions because the particles will orient themselves, thus lowering their lateral volume fraction. [Pg.503]


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