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1. (VH, p.348, 10.28) Using the Kozeny equation, calculate the initial head loss (in ft) through a filter with 18 in. of unif
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Ahres. Kozney equation for Head lass in filter z å L = KM CH-52, JPER = KUCIE? CX..2 š 0 = filtration cate = 2.5 gpm/f42 foo

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