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Settling worked example

As noted, the weir crest 4, is calculated on an equivalent clear-liquid basis. A more realistic approach is to recognize that in general a froth or spray flows over the outlet weir (settling can occur upstream of the weir if a large calming zone with no dispersers is used). Bennett et al. [AIChE J., 29, 434 (1983)] allowed for froth overflow in a comprehensive study of pressure drop across sieve trays their correlation for residual pressure drop h L in Eq. (14-100) is presented in detail in the previous (seventh) edition of this handbook, including a worked example. Although more difficult to use, the method of Bennett et al. was recommended when determination of pressure drop is of critical importance. [Pg.44]

Problem 6.9 (Worked Example) You need to know if silica particles 20 pm in diameter with density 2 g/cm are likely to settle in an aqueous dispersion containing 10 M NaCl and 10% by volume of small, well-dispersed, 200-um-diametcr polystyrene spheres, each with a charge-... [Pg.321]

Figure 3W3.2 Graphical solution to batch settling problem in Worked Example 3.3... Figure 3W3.2 Graphical solution to batch settling problem in Worked Example 3.3...
WORKED EXAMPLES WORKED EXAMPLE 5.1 Brownian Motion and Settling... [Pg.145]

Settling of particles in fluid, example 17 Shaft work 45... [Pg.890]

Flow effects on non-neutrally buoyant emulsions and suspensions can be studied in various geometries. For example, flow in rotating cylinder and narrow gap concentric cylinder geometries in both horizontal and vertical orientations can be studied. Flow instabilities in settling suspensions in a horizontal rotating cylinder have recently been reported [84], Measurements of velocity fields have not been reported in the literature, but can be performed by using the methods presented in this work. [Pg.452]

The most recent experimental work to settle the controversy regarding the factor B is the swelling pressure work of Van de Kraats (105,106). This author used poly( >-nitrophenyl methacrylate) gels, cross-linked in solution by aminolysis with hexamethylene diamine. A typical example of his results is shown in Fig. 14, where it is seen that % is a constant over a range in polymer concentration from 5 to 20%. [Pg.48]

These trajectory methods have been used by numerous researchers to further investigate the influence of hydrodynamic forces, in combination with other colloidal forces, on collision rates and efficiencies. Han and Lawler [3] continued the work of Adler [4] by considering the role of hydrodynamics in hindering collisions between unequal-size spheres in Brownian motion and differential settling (with van der Waals attraction but without electrostatic repulsion). The results indicate the potential significance of these interactions on collision efficiencies that can be expected in experimental systems. For example, collision efficiency for Brownian motion will vary between 0.4 and 1.0, depending on particle absolute size and the size ratio of the two interacting particles. For differential... [Pg.545]

Pyrazole, in all possible states, either free or complexed, shows C symmetry, with positions 3 and 5 clearly differentiated, even if it is not possible to assign individual bands to these positions, for example t (CH) or y (CH). Both research groups carried out normal coordinate calculations using different potentials. In spite of the large amount of data obtained, the problem is not definitively settled and more experimental work and quantum mechanical calculations are to be expected in the next few years. [Pg.200]

The present refinement in linear siloxane polymerization is a monumental achievement resulting from the astute observations and ingenuity of many chemists over the past 120 years. The workers cited in this chapter are only some of the more recent contributors. Still, much work is yet to be done, and the critical reader should be left with many questions. For example, the equilibria 2 and 3 are traditionally the basis for explaining the distribution of molecular sizes and byproducts, but they exclude any role for the reactive chain ends. Yet, the accumulating evidence of the critical role of the counterions at the reactive ends in the mechanism of the process suggests that the equilibria may have to be rewritten to include the reactive ends. Definitive experiments are needed to settle the point. [Pg.87]


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