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Few Drops of Red Dye Single Batch Settling Test Slurry Preparation (%WT/WT) Screening (Mesh 28)

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This document outlines the methodology for a single batch settling test experiment involving chalk particles of uniform size. Slurries were prepared at three concentrations (20, 30, and 40 g/L) using pulverized chalk screened to a uniform mesh size. Red dye was added to make the settling interface visible. For each concentration, the initial and subsequent heights of the settling interface were recorded at 2-minute intervals in a sedimentation apparatus until the particles fully settled.

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This document outlines the methodology for a single batch settling test experiment involving chalk particles of uniform size. Slurries were prepared at three concentrations (20, 30, and 40 g/L) using pulverized chalk screened to a uniform mesh size. Red dye was added to make the settling interface visible. For each concentration, the initial and subsequent heights of the settling interface were recorded at 2-minute intervals in a sedimentation apparatus until the particles fully settled.

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This document outlines the methodology for a single batch settling test experiment involving chalk particles of uniform size. Slurries were prepared at three concentrations (20, 30, and 40 g/L) using pulverized chalk screened to a uniform mesh size. Red dye was added to make the settling interface visible. For each concentration, the initial and subsequent heights of the settling interface were recorded at 2-minute intervals in a sedimentation apparatus until the particles fully settled.

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Few Drops of Red Dye Single Batch Settling Test Slurry Preparation (%WT/WT) Screening (Mesh 28)

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This document outlines the methodology for a single batch settling test experiment involving chalk particles of uniform size. Slurries were prepared at three concentrations (20, 30, and 40 g/L) using pulverized chalk screened to a uniform mesh size. Red dye was added to make the settling interface visible. For each concentration, the initial and subsequent heights of the settling interface were recorded at 2-minute intervals in a sedimentation apparatus until the particles fully settled.

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Methodology

Few drops
of Red Dye
Screening
(Mesh 28)

Repeat for
Concentration 2
&3

Slurry
Preparation
(%wt/wt)

Record Height
of Interface
(Every 2
minutes)

Single Batch
Settling Test
(Sedimentation
Apparatus)

Record Initial
Height
Of Suspension

The experiment started by preparing a pulverized chalk of uniform sizes. This


was attained by using the Tyler Mesh size 28. Three types of slurries were prepared at
different concentrations (20 g/L, 30 g/L and 40 g/L). The prepared slurry was added
with a few drops of Red dye to make the interface more visible. Then, the slurry was
introduced into the sedimentation apparatus and the single batch settling test was
performed. The initial height of the interface was recorded and at a 2-minute interval,
observed height of interface between the liquor and suspended solids were recorded
until all the solids were practically settled. Only one trial was done per concentration.
The similar steps were followed for the next 2 concentrations.

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