22ExsaE Asettling basin is desinnad to hnve surfaceover rate (SOR) of 826 m/d-Determine theover all removel ohtaineÁ Sora suspension. wthe size given bellow .The specific gravity uf Particlsis l1,2and M -),027 Jm = 9, 257JmParticle size (mm)ン||シ8/o7 6g04,02シ。weight fraction(2)15407.93JooSoL:-i-Calculate settling velocity of Panticles from stock's lowUs =18M

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22 E Asettling b•sin is dosinnad tohave surface over rate (SUR) of 82 6 m/d - Determine the over all removel ahtainÅ Sar a Suspension w* the size given bellow . The specific gravity f Particls is (1,2and M-!,027]m Exs a Suspension with ノニンク73。 mosec

22 E Asettling b•sin is dosinnad tohave surface over rate (SUR) of 82 6 m/d - Determine the over all removel ahtainÅ Sar a Suspension w* the size given bellow . The specific gravity f Particls is (1,2and M-!,027]m Exs a Suspension with ノニンク73。 mosec

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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