1967
DOI: 10.1021/i160021a004
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Permeability and Washing Characteristics of Flocculated Kaolinite Filter Cakes. Hydraulic Permeability and Particle Orientation

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“…Figure 7 shows that the effective axial dispersion coefficient is close to the molecular diffusion coefficient and in general is slightly lower. The data indicated by crosses (X) are for cakes having hydraulic tortuosity, t, of 1.8 or greater [determined from permeability data in (14) and listed in column 5, Table I], while the data indicated by open circles are for cakes having tortuosities less than 1.8. It is evident that an increase in tortuosity corresponds to a decrease in the dispersion coefficient.…”
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“…Figure 7 shows that the effective axial dispersion coefficient is close to the molecular diffusion coefficient and in general is slightly lower. The data indicated by crosses (X) are for cakes having hydraulic tortuosity, t, of 1.8 or greater [determined from permeability data in (14) and listed in column 5, Table I], while the data indicated by open circles are for cakes having tortuosities less than 1.8. It is evident that an increase in tortuosity corresponds to a decrease in the dispersion coefficient.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%