B- Estimate the necessary area for a tank used to settling sand particles had an average diameter of Imm, shape factor of 2000 and density of 4500 Kg/m³ if the feed concentration is 6 Kg water to 2 Kg of sand, and the underflow leaving the tank with 0.5 Kg of water, the feed rate is 4900 Kg/h, the temperature of water was 20 °C. Assume the density of water is 1000 Kg/m³. Yo

B- Estimate the necessary area for a tank used to settling sand particles had an average diameter of Imm, shape factor of 2000 and density of 4500 Kg/m³ if the feed concentration is 6 Kg water to 2 Kg of sand, and the underflow leaving the tank with 0.5 Kg of water, the feed rate is 4900 Kg/h, the temperature of water was 20 °C. Assume the density of water is 1000 Kg/m³. Yo

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