Two streams, each with a flow rate of 10 m3/s, combine to form a single stream. The first stream has fluoride concentration of 20 mg/L and the second has a fluoride concentration of 50 mg/L. (a) Draw a diagram of the system, showing the control volume. (b) Find the downstream concentration of fluoride, assuming complete mixing and conservation of fluoride.

Two streams, each with a flow rate of 10 m3/s, combine to form a single stream. The first stream has fluoride concentration of 20 mg/L and the second has a fluoride concentration of 50 mg/L. (a) Draw a diagram of the system, showing the control volume. (b) Find the downstream concentration of fluoride, assuming complete mixing and conservation of fluoride.

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Chapter14: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion And Ocean Salinity Gradient Energy

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