The document describes an exercise involving a packed bed of solid cylinders filled with water. It asks the reader to:
1) Calculate the bed porosity based on the given bulk density and cylinder density.
2) Determine the pressure drop across the bed for a given water flow rate, using properties of water.
3) Calculate the percentage contributions of laminar and turbulent flow to the total pressure drop.
The document describes an exercise involving a packed bed of solid cylinders filled with water. It asks the reader to:
1) Calculate the bed porosity based on the given bulk density and cylinder density.
2) Determine the pressure drop across the bed for a given water flow rate, using properties of water.
3) Calculate the percentage contributions of laminar and turbulent flow to the total pressure drop.
The document describes an exercise involving a packed bed of solid cylinders filled with water. It asks the reader to:
1) Calculate the bed porosity based on the given bulk density and cylinder density.
2) Determine the pressure drop across the bed for a given water flow rate, using properties of water.
3) Calculate the percentage contributions of laminar and turbulent flow to the total pressure drop.
A packed bed 0.4 m diameter filled with solid cylinders (20 mm f x 20 mm L) to a height of 1 m, has a bulk density of 990 kg/m3. A backing screen is installed on top of the bed to prevent fluidization. The solid cylinder density = 1500 kg/m3 Determine the following: 1.) the bed porosity, e 2.) the pressure drop across the bed when water flows from the bottom at a at a volumetric flow rate of #REF! m3/s 3.) The % contribution of laminar portion, and the turbulent portion to the total pressure drop. * additional data: water density = 1000 kg/m3, & water viscosity = 0.001 Pa.s
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suggested equation to use.
which portion of this equation is the laminar portion ? and the turbulent portion ?