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  1. cement001

    Tank filling-bottom or top-rotary pump

    Thanks micalbrch. What if we keep constant head for rotary pump ( top filling) wouldn't it take less power throughout the filling process?
  2. cement001

    Tank filling-bottom or top-rotary pump

    From the following website, http://www.mcnallyinstitute.com/12-html/12-03.html "If I wanted to fill a tank with a centrifugal pump I would fill the tank from the top because that is the only way I could keep a constant head on the system and keep the pump close to its best efficiency point. If...
  3. cement001

    Best applications for Vortex flow meters

    Hope this link helps.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=8a333867-6437-449f-b421-a31cb07f433c&file=Flowmeter_selection.pdf
  4. cement001

    Mechanical Dewatering

    With the conventional dewatering (CDW) units like belt press, centrifuge, and hydro cyclones I don't think we can get > 45% solids. I'm looking for some novel ideas/techniques that can be implemented with CDW.
  5. cement001

    Dewatering Techniques

    thread164-158760 Any suggestions on the novel and industrial scale dewatering units (>45% solids) than conventional dewatering units (CDW).
  6. cement001

    Mechanical Dewatering

    Are there any novel,continuous and industrial scale mechanical dewatering units other than conventional dewatering units (CDW) to get >45 % solids.
  7. cement001

    slurry viscosity

    Thanks HM & JMW for responding to my query. The slurry I'm dealing with is mainly carbonates. I need the viscosity data for CFD modeling.
  8. cement001

    slurry viscosity

    Is there any particular viscometer to measure the slurry viscosity which behaves as Thixotropic (time dependent) and Pseudoplastic (shear-thinning).
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