Relationship between density and solid content
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Is there an approximate relationship between the density of desulfurization slurry and its solid content? Does anyone know? Sharing, thanks
Different desulfurization methods use different slurries, and it is also related to the dust content. The best way to understand this relationship is to collect a set of data by conducting tests while the vehicle is in operation
It should be a proportional relationship; since the density of the solid substances in the desulfurization slurry is greater than 1, the higher the solid content in the desulfurization solution, the greater its density.
Most of the solids in the desulfurization slurry are heavier than the liquid phase; therefore, a higher solid content should result in a greater specific gravity. Do you all agree with this?
This water supply and drainage manual contains calculation formulas; the density is calculated on the basis that the volume of a mixture of solids and liquids is equal to the sum of their individual volumes!
I seem to have heard of an empirical formula, but I couldn’t find it; hehe