Question: Particle setting in a batch reactor Consider an unstirred batch reactor. The reactor is in the shape of a right circular cylinder with a vertical

Particle setting in a batch reactor
Consider an unstirred batch reactor. The reactor is in the shape of a right circular cylinder with a vertical axis. The volume is V=30L and the height is H=70cm. The reactor is filled with water. Suspended in the water are particles of two sizes. The initial condition (at time t=0) has all of the particles of each size uniformly suspended throughout the reactor. For t>0, the particles settle to the bottom of the reactor with their respective settling velocities. The data in the following table define the particles in the system.
\table[[Symbol ?**,Parameter,Particle size 1,Particle size 2],[dp,Particle diameter,5m,10m
 Particle setting in a batch reactor Consider an unstirred batch reactor.

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