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‏The following data in the figure reports time and filtered volume of water from a slumpy that contains CaCO3 .
The filter area equals to 0.05 m , and the solid concentration is 45 kg / m3 , for a fixed pressure of X5 kPa , take the viscosity as 0 . 008 kg / m . s .
1 - Estimate the mean specific cake resistance and the filter medium resistance .
2 - How much time it requires to filter 5 L for a filter with a specific area of 0.08 m

80000 V(m3) t/V (s/m3) 0.0007 27142.85714 0.0012 37500 0.002 57500 0.003 78333.33333 70000 60000 1/V (s/m) 50000 40000 30000
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