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The slurry’s solid-liquid ratio is 30%; how can I determine the amounts of solids and liquids respectively?

2016-08-15View Original

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The slurry solid-liquid ratio is 30%; how can I determine the amounts of solids and liquids respectively? Is the slurry density the same as the slurry solid-liquid ratio?
Reply #22016-08-17
The solid-liquid ratio generally refers to the volume proportion of solids after 100 milliliters of liquid has settled
Reply #32016-09-15
Using a 100-milliliter plastic measuring cylinder, 100 milliliters of the liquid sample is taken from the sampling port; the volume of solid that settles out represents the proportion, which we refer to as the solid-liquid ratio here.
Reply #42016-11-19
After determining the volume ratio, if you want to know exactly how much solid is present, you can use a beaker to take the slurry and weigh it on a scale; then, weigh the liquid separately to determine its mass.

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