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Residual of the Assorted Solids Through Shallow Depth Settler

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Based on the settling data of raw water suspension, a methodology to compute the residual concentration of solids through a tube settler is developed herein. Laboratory settling data has been employed to illustrate the numerical application of the methodology to work out the effluent concentration of solids through a given tube settler carrying the raw water suspension at a given rate.

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L :

Length of tube settler

2R :

Tube diameter

θ :

Inclination of the tube with horizontal

Q :

Flow rate

w :

Width of the vertical strip

\( {\alpha}_i \) :

Distance of the central line of the i-th strip from the vertical diameter of the tube

\( {v}_s \) :

Settling velocity of particles

\( {f}_{y,\alpha } \) :

Flow velocity at (y,α) of tube cross section

\( {u}_{y,\alpha } \) :

Profile velocity at (y,α) of tube cross section

\( {C}_s \) :

Concentration of solid particles with settling velocity

\( {v}_{ci} \) :

Critical velocity for particles flowing through the i -th strip

\( {y}_{1i} \) :

‘y’-coordinates of the particles entering through the i-th strip and just reaching the bottom travelling through the entire length L of the tube settler

\( {y}_{2i} \) :

Particle entering through \( {y}_{1i} \) and settles to the bottom at \( {y}_{2i} \)

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De, A. (2017). Residual of the Assorted Solids Through Shallow Depth Settler. In: Sedimentation Process and Design of Settling Systems. Springer Transactions in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Springer, New Delhi. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-81-322-3634-4_16

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