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Wastewater Treatment - Mixing Equations
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Solve for Reynolds number.
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 | power requirement (laminar flow) Reynolds number < 10 |
 | mixing constant (laminar flow) |
 | fluid dynamic viscosity |
 | rotation speed revolutions per second (laminar flow) |
 | impeller diameter (laminar flow) |
 | power requirement (turbulent flow) Reynolds number >10000 |
 | mixing constant (turbulent flow) |
 | fluid mass density |
 | rotation speed revolutions per second (turbulent flow) |
 | impeller diameter (turbulent flow) |
 | Reynolds number |
 | impeller diameter |
 | rotation speed revolutions per second |
 | liquid mass density |
 | fluid dynamic viscosity |
 | dissipated power |
 | specific weight water |
 | flowrate |
 | dissipated headloss |
 | power dissipated |
 | volume of air at atmospheric pressure |
 | discharge point air pressure |
 | power dissipated |
 | volume of air at atmospheric pressure |
 | discharge point air pressure |
References - Books:
George Tchobanoglous, Franklin L. Burton. 1991. Wastewater Engineering Treatment, Disposal and Reuse. McGraw Hill, Inc.
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