b) Design a sedimentation tank used for a surface overflow rate of 16 m/day to treat a flow of 625 m'/hr having detention time of 120 minutes. Provide a storage sludge capacity of 20% of effective volume. Under ideal condition what size of particles will be removed 100%. If specific gravity is 2.65, -1* 10'kg/sec-m and density of water is 1000 kg/ m.

b) Design a sedimentation tank used for a surface overflow rate of 16 m/day to treat a flow of 625 m'/hr having detention time of 120 minutes. Provide a storage sludge capacity of 20% of effective volume. Under ideal condition what size of particles will be removed 100%. If specific gravity is 2.65, -1* 10'kg/sec-m and density of water is 1000 kg/ m.

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