Decomposition time of materials in a continuous decomposition tank

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Our company has a set of 6 consecutive decomposition tanks. According to the process requirements, the material must stay inside for a certain period of time. The theoretical volume of each tank is 650 cubic meters, but in practice each tank is used with a volume of 450 cubic meters. The material flow is continuous, with an output volume of 345 cubic meters. How should the residence time of the material be calculated? Should it be done by dividing the total effective volume by the output volume? This post was last edited by zhengfaqi on 2008-1-11 10:46]

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