discharged from the bottom of the separator). Assuming free settling, what upward velocity of water is required to achieve this? What range of galena particle sizes will appear in the overflow (materials stream discharged from the top of the separator)? Would better or worse separation be achieved if: a) a more viscous fluid was used? b) a denser fluid was used (but keeping fluid density less than 2650 kg/m?) c) a narrower particle size distribution was achieved?

discharged from the bottom of the separator). Assuming free settling, what upward velocity of water is required to achieve this? What range of galena particle sizes will appear in the overflow (materials stream discharged from the top of the separator)? Would better or worse separation be achieved if: a) a more viscous fluid was used? b) a denser fluid was used (but keeping fluid density less than 2650 kg/m?) c) a narrower particle size distribution was achieved?

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