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This chapter demonstrates the design of ‘jar testing procedure’ in compatibility with real system operation. This has also been shown how to set the real system in operation with a designed jar testing.
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- N :
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Speed of rotation
- N s :
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Selected speed of rotation
- t,T :
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Time duration
- t s , T s :
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Selected time duration
- FM :
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Flash mixing
- SM :
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Slow mixing
- G j :
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Mean temporal velocity gradient in jar
- t j :
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Time duration in jar
- G :
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Mean temporal velocity gradient over the interval of time t, T in real system
- K :
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Mean temporal constant over time interval t,T
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De, A. (2017). Simulation of Real System Settling in Jar Testing. 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_12
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