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Contents of the Basic Formulas of Mechanical Operations PDF

List of 21 Basic Formulas of Mechanical Operations

Applied Pressure in Terms of Coefficient of Flowability for Solids
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Coefficient of Flowability of Solids
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Energy Required to Crush Coarse Materials according to Bond's Law
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Fraction of Cycle Time used for Cake Formation
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Mass Mean Diameter
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Material Characteristic using Angle of Friction
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Number of Particles
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Porosity or Void Fraction
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Pressure Gradient using Kozeny Carman Equation
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Projected Area of Solid Body
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Sauter Mean Diameter
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Specific Surface Area of Mixture
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Sphericity of Cuboidal Particle
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Sphericity of Cylindrical Particle
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Sphericity of Particle
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Surface Shape Factor
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Terminal Settling Velocity of Single Particle
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Time Required for Cake Formation
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Total Number of Particles in Mixture
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Total Surface Area of Particle using Spericity
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Total Surface Area of Particles
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Variables used in Basic Formulas of Mechanical Operations PDF

  1. ∈ Void fraction
  2. Ap Projected Area of Solid Particle Body (Square Meter)
  3. Asa Total Surface Area of Particles (Square Meter)
  4. Aw Specific Surface Area of Mixture (Square Meter per Kilogram)
  5. b Breadth (Meter)
  6. CD Drag Coefficient
  7. d1 Feed Diameter (Meter)
  8. d2 Product Diameter (Meter)
  9. dp Arithmetic Mean Diameter (Meter)
  10. Dpi Size Of Particles Present In Fraction (Meter)
  11. dsauter Sauter Mean Diameter (Meter)
  12. DW Mass Mean Diameter (Meter)
  13. De Equivalent Diameter (Meter)
  14. dPbydr Pressure Gradient (Newton per Cubic Meter)
  15. E Energy per Unit Mass of Feed (Joule per Kilogram)
  16. f Fraction of Cycle Time Used For Cake Formation
  17. FD Drag Force (Newton)
  18. h Height (Meter)
  19. H Cylinder Height (Meter)
  20. K Coefficient of Flowability
  21. KM Material Characteristic
  22. L Length (Meter)
  23. m Mixture Mass (Kilogram)
  24. M Mass (Kilogram)
  25. MT Total Mass of Mixture (Kilogram)
  26. n Richardsonb Zaki Index
  27. Np Number of Particles
  28. NT Total Number of Particles in Mixture
  29. PA Applied Pressure (Pascal)
  30. PN Normal Pressure (Pascal)
  31. R Cylinder Radius (Meter)
  32. S Surface Area of One Particle (Square Meter)
  33. Sparticle Surface Area of Particle (Square Meter)
  34. SA Surface Area (Square Meter)
  35. SATotal Total Surface Area (Square Meter)
  36. t Time Required For Cake Formation (Second)
  37. tc Total Cycle Time (Second)
  38. v Velocity (Meter per Second)
  39. V Settling Velocity of Group of Particles (Meter per Second)
  40. v0 Volume of Voids in Bed (Cubic Meter)
  41. vB Total Volume of Bed (Cubic Meter)
  42. vliquid Velocity of Liquid (Meter per Second)
  43. Vp Volume Of One Particle (Cubic Meter)
  44. Vparticle Volume of Spherical Particle (Cubic Meter)
  45. Vparticle_1 Volume of Particle (Cubic Meter)
  46. Vs Volume of One Spherical Particle (Cubic Meter)
  47. Vt Terminal Velocity of Single Particle (Meter per Second)
  48. Wi Work Index (Joule per Kilogram)
  49. xA Mass Fraction
  50. ε Porosity or Void Fraction
  51. η Porosity
  52. μ Dynamic Viscosity (Poise)
  53. ρl Density of Liquid (Kilogram per Cubic Meter)
  54. ρp Density Of Particle (Kilogram per Cubic Meter)
  55. ρparticle Density of One Particle (Kilogram per Cubic Meter)
  56. Φ Angle of Friction (Degree)
  57. Φcuboidalparticle Sphericity of Cuboidal Particle
  58. Φcylindricalparticle Sphericity of Cylindrical Particle
  59. Φp Sphericity of Particle
  60. Φs Surface Shape Factor

Constants, Functions and Measurements used in Basic Formulas of Mechanical Operations PDF

  1. Constant: pi, 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288
    Archimedes' constant
  2. Function: sin, sin(Angle)
    Sine is a trigonometric function that describes the ratio of the length of the opposite side of a right triangle to the length of the hypotenuse.
  3. Measurement: Length in Meter (m)
    Length Unit Conversion
  4. Measurement: Weight in Kilogram (kg)
    Weight Unit Conversion
  5. Measurement: Time in Second (s)
    Time Unit Conversion
  6. Measurement: Volume in Cubic Meter (m³)
    Volume Unit Conversion
  7. Measurement: Area in Square Meter (m²)
    Area Unit Conversion
  8. Measurement: Pressure in Pascal (Pa)
    Pressure Unit Conversion
  9. Measurement: Speed in Meter per Second (m/s)
    Speed Unit Conversion
  10. Measurement: Force in Newton (N)
    Force Unit Conversion
  11. Measurement: Angle in Degree (°)
    Angle Unit Conversion
  12. Measurement: Dynamic Viscosity in Poise (P)
    Dynamic Viscosity Unit Conversion
  13. Measurement: Density in Kilogram per Cubic Meter (kg/m³)
    Density Unit Conversion
  14. Measurement: Specific Energy in Joule per Kilogram (J/kg)
    Specific Energy Unit Conversion
  15. Measurement: Pressure Gradient in Newton per Cubic Meter (N/m³)
    Pressure Gradient Unit Conversion
  16. Measurement: Specific Area in Square Meter per Kilogram (m^2/kg)
    Specific Area Unit Conversion
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Get Free Basic Formulas of Mechanical Operations PDF for Download today. Examples are included after each Formula with a link to a live Calculator! All the Formulas and Calculators support Unit Conversion as well. This PDF features 21 calculators from Mechanical Operations. Inside, you'll discover a list of formulas such as Energy Required to Crush Coarse Materials according to Bond's Law, Mass Mean Diameter and 21 more formulas!. The Variables, Functions and Constants are summarized at the end. Explore and share Basic Formulas of Mechanical Operations PDFs!

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