Calculate the long and height dimensions of a gravitational settling chamber for a gas velocity in the collector with (1m/sec). (50%) cutoff diameter particles of (4.47x 105 m) of (Cao) suspended in air stream at (100°c) at atmospheric pressure. Where particles density is (3310 kg/m³, and dynamic viscosity for air is (2.17x 105 kg/m.sec).

Calculate the long and height dimensions of a gravitational settling chamber for a gas velocity in the collector with (1m/sec). (50%) cutoff diameter particles of (4.47x 105 m) of (Cao) suspended in air stream at (100°c) at atmospheric pressure. Where particles density is (3310 kg/m³, and dynamic viscosity for air is (2.17x 105 kg/m.sec).

Solid Waste Engineering

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Author:Worrell, William A.

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Chapter5: Separation Processes

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Problem 5.32P

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