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【Daily Question】Wastewater Knowledge - 10-12 (2 points for an answer, 4 points for a correct answer)

2015-10-13View Original

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This post was last edited by Gorou’s Eight Trigrams Staff on 2015-10-13 at 17:24. True or False: When the volume of a sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better its separation efficiency. A. Correct ; B. Wrong Answer: A. Correct
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When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. A. Correct ;
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Reply #42015-10-13
When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. A. Correct
Reply #52015-10-13
When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. A A. Correct ; B. Wrong
Reply #62015-10-13
When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. A. Correct
Reply #72015-10-13
When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. Correct
Reply #82015-10-13
When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. Yes
Reply #92015-10-13
When the volume of the sedimentation tank remains constant, the greater the surface area after installing inclined plates, the shallower the depth of the tank, and the better the separation efficiency. Correct

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