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Use of BDST Analysis Techniques for the Design of Filtration Systems Using Coarse Media and Dual MeThe use of dual media, multimedia, and coarse media filters in conjunction with improved chemical pretreatment using polymers to enhance the attachment of suspended particles to the filter media have made longer filter runs at higher filtration rates practical and economical.

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Dewatering of Filter Cakes: Vacuum and Pressure Dewatering,cably possible; so, in the sense of optimisation, the design of a dewatering filter should seek to minimize the moisture content of the discharged cake or to maximise the filtrate recovery rate. The dewatering is accomplished firstly by the filtration itself, and secondly by deliquoring the cake.

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Filter Cake Washing,ing that the criterion of cake purity is of primary importance as far as the commercial aspect or the separation is concerned: it is a well known rule prevailing in chemical industry which states that the purity of most of the products delivered on the market is bound to become better.

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A. Rushtonogical behavior are discussed. Each chapter starts with general remarks about the the specific characteris­ tics of its motto; then published examples belonging to the subjects of the chap­ ter are described. Sources of most of the literature have been the "Textilbericht" and the of Bayer AG - today

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Lloyd A. Spielmanogical behavior are discussed. Each chapter starts with general remarks about the the specific characteris­ tics of its motto; then published examples belonging to the subjects of the chap­ ter are described. Sources of most of the literature have been the "Textilbericht" and the of Bayer AG - today

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Richard J. Wakemannonlinear transport coefficients, the entropy production, and the fate of the Wiedemann-Franz law in the non-thermal steady-state. Our approach is based on a renormalized perturbation theory in terms of dual fermions around the particle-hole symmetric strong-coupling limit.

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Jacques Hermiawell as a fragment of a Neo-Sumerian clay tablet showing a new type of a labyrinth are also discussed. The material is presented in the form of photos, hand copies, transliterations and translations, accompanied by exhaustive explanations. The previously unpublished mathematical cuneiform texts pres