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assignment-no-9

October 20, 2024

[5]: #Assignment no.:9


#Application of python for
Solid Waste Engineering
#Name: Rohan Anil Mhetre
#Roll No. :401C038

import math

#Input values
SG= float(input("Enter the specific gravity of the particle: "))
D= float(input("Enter the diameter of the particle (in meters): "))

#Standard values of constants


g=9.8 # Acceleration due to gravity ( m /s^ ^2 )
p=1000 #Mass density of water (kg / (m ^ 3))
u=0.0001 # Dynamic viscosity of in pascal-seconds

#Mass density of the particle


p1=SG*p #Mass density of particle

#Settling velocity calculation based on particle diameter


if D<= 0.1: # For small particles (typically Laminar flow conditions)
Vs1 =(9/18) *((p1-p) / u) *(D**2)
print("Settling velocity of suspended solids:", round(Vs1, 2))
elif D >0.1: # For Larger particles (may involve turbulent flow)
Vs2 = math.sqrt(3.33*g* ((p1-p) / p)* D)
print("Settling velocity of suspended solids:", round(Vs2, 2))

else:
#For other cases, prompt for temperature input
T = float(input("Enter the temperature "))

# Approximate settling velocity at the given temperature


Vs4=418 *(SG-1) *(D**2) *((3*T+70) / 100)

#Reynold's number
R = (p*Vs4*D) / u

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#Drag coefficient calculation
Cd= (24 / R) +(3/math.sqrt(R))+0.34

#Transition flow formula


Vs3 =math.sqrt( (4/3)*(g / Cd)*((p1-p)/p) * D)
print("Standred value of constant:")
print("Settling velocity of suspended solids (transition flow):", round␣
𝗌(Vs2,2))

Enter the specific gravity of the particle: 2.67


Enter the diameter of the particle (in meters): 0.004
Settling velocity of suspended solids: 133.6

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