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The pressure drop through a particle bed can be used to determine the external surface area and the average particle size. Data for a bed of crushed ore particles show Δp/L = 84 (lbf/in.2)/ft for airflow at a superficial velocity of 0.015 f is. The measured void fraction is 0.47, and the estimated sphericity Φs is 0.7. Calculate the average particle size and the surface area per unit mass if the solid has a density of 4.1 g/cm3. How sensitive is the answer to an error of 0.01 in ε?

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Answered by AvantikRaj
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The pressure drop through a particle bed can be used to determine the external surface area and the average particle size. Data for a bed of crushed ore particles show Δp/L = 84 (lbf/in.2)/ft for airflow at a superficial velocity of 0.015 f is.

Answered by nicky5063
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The pressure drop through a particle bed can be used to determine the external surface area and the average particle size. Data for a bed of crushed ore particles show ΔP/L=84 (lbf/in2)/ft for airflow at the superficial velocity of 0.015 ft/s. The measured void fraction is 0.47, and the estimated sphericity is 0.7.

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