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Hi all..
I am currently doing an experiment of filtration of filtering CaCO3.
There's a question in the experiment that ask about when will CaCO3 be an incompressible cake. From my understanding, CaCO3 is an incompressibe cake. However to my surprise, CaCO3 can be a compressible cake as well providing the conditions are there , especially the pressure difference. So now, does anyone know what is the range of pressure in which CaCO3 is a compressible cake and incompressible cake?
Really thanks alot for those who replied me!!!
Thanks
Desmond
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Incompressible And Compressible Caco3 In Plate And Filter Filtration
Started by kurashi, May 31 2007 01:34 AM
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Posted 05 June 2007 - 12:36 PM
Hi,
Since you are doing experiments, I would suggest that you design experiments from which you can obtain data to fit to the Darcy Filtration equation and thus obtain values for the cake resistance.
Since you are doing experiments, I would suggest that you design experiments from which you can obtain data to fit to the Darcy Filtration equation and thus obtain values for the cake resistance.
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