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Classification of gravitational sedimentation

2016-08-03View Original

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How many categories are there for gravitational settling?
Reply #22016-08-03
Free settling, flocculent settling, stratified settling, compressive settling
Reply #32016-08-03
It should be divided into natural sedimentation and centrifugal sedimentation; both fall under gravity-driven sedimentation.
Reply #42016-08-08
The principle of gravitational sedimentation is based on the concept of density difference; a type that relies solely on its own gravity without any external force applied is what is known as natural sedimentation; Another approach is to apply mechanical forces, such as centrifugal force, to further enhance sedimentation; perhaps this is where the difference in definitions lies. The key is to understand the theoretical basis of settlement.

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