Question: To remove the solution containing metal from a part after metal plating, the part is commonly rinsed with water. This rinse water becomes contaminated with

To remove the solution containing metal from a part after metal plating, the part is commonly rinsed with
water. This rinse water becomes contaminated with metal and must be treated before being discharged.
Figure A shows a typical rinse process for a nickel plating operation. The concentration in the plating tank
is 85 g/L of nickel, and the parts drag out plating solution from the bath at a rate of 0.05 L/min. What
flow rate of clean water is needed in the rinse tank if the maximum allowable concentration of rinse water
is 20 mg/L?

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