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Engineering, 19.03.2021 01:00 nikejenkins18
A bar screen channel measuring 6 feet wide by 10feethigh of surficial flow area is used to protect the pump in a shoreline intake of a water treatment plant. The plant is drawing raw water from the river at a rate of 100,000 gpm. The bar width is ¼ inch and the bar spacing is ¾ inch. If the screen is 30% clogged, calculate the head loss through the screen
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