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Aslurry containing 100 kg of fine particles per mof water is filtered under constant pressure of 200 kn m2 in a plate and frame press in a lab scale experiment performed under constant pressure difference of 200 kn m2, produced flow of water through a filter cake of 1 cm volume was 0.03 cm's. the cake is incompressible and has a voidage of e=0.45. calculate: (1) the specific resistance of the cake for the lab scale experiment, (m2); [10 marks] (ii) the thickness of the cake in a plate and frame press, l(m) formed after t=1000s of filtration (10 marks] additional information: • • • the resistance of the filter medium may be neglected. the viscosity of water is n=1 mns m2 the density of the particles is p = 3000 kg m

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