This document provides several equations related to particulates, humidification, and drying:
1) Mean to mean + 1 standard deviation = 34.13% describes particle size distribution.
2) Rosin–Rammler equation describes particle size distribution as a function of diameter.
3) Reynolds number equation relates particle diameter, fluid properties, and velocity.
4) Ergun equation relates pressure drop to particle packing, diameter, fluid properties and velocity for flow through a packed bed.
This document provides several equations related to particulates, humidification, and drying:
1) Mean to mean + 1 standard deviation = 34.13% describes particle size distribution.
2) Rosin–Rammler equation describes particle size distribution as a function of diameter.
3) Reynolds number equation relates particle diameter, fluid properties, and velocity.
4) Ergun equation relates pressure drop to particle packing, diameter, fluid properties and velocity for flow through a packed bed.
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This document provides several equations related to particulates, humidification, and drying:
1) Mean to mean + 1 standard deviation = 34.13% describes particle size distribution.
2) Rosin–Rammler equation describes particle size distribution as a function of diameter.
3) Reynolds number equation relates particle diameter, fluid properties, and velocity.
4) Ergun equation relates pressure drop to particle packing, diameter, fluid properties and velocity for flow through a packed bed.
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Formula Sheet for Particulates, Humidification and Drying
Module PMD 2004-N
Mean to mean + 1 standard deviation = 34.13%
Rosin –Rammler: F =1 - exp(-c1d c2 ) ρud p Re = μ FD ' Ap πdp2 C = D where Ap = ρu 2 4 π 3 V = dp 6 π 3 Force Balance : FD = d p (ρs - ρ)g if at steady velocity 6 Special cases: Stokes' Law FD = 3πμd put Newton's Law FD = 0.055πρd p2ut2 Volume of vessel Residence time, t = volumetric flowrate uc ρliquid C= for hindered settling (f - d) You should be able to define e, A, Ap, ρs,and us.
ΔP 150 μ(1- e )2 us 1.75ρus2 (1- e )
Ergun: l e3dp2 e3 dp ΔPA2 dV 150(1 e) = where α = (for no cloth resistance) αμcV dt e3dp2 ρs t With cloth resistance and constant pressure : = aV + b ( where a and b are constants) V