Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute Calculator

✖The Original Weight of Solute in Solid is the Weight of the solute in the solid before the Batch Leaching Operation.ⓘ Original Weight of Solute in Solid [S_Solute]			+10% -10%
✖The Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing is the weight of the solute present in the solid after the washing stage.ⓘ Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing [S_N(Wash)]			+10% -10%
✖The Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid is the ratio of the solvent mass decanted per unit solvent remaining in the insoluble solid.ⓘ Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid [β]			+10% -10%

✖The Number of Washings in Batch Leaching is the number of washings required after batch leaching operation.ⓘ Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute [N_Washing]

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Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(Original Weight of Solute in Solid/Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing)/ln(1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid))
N_Washing = (ln(S_Solute/S_N(Wash))/ln(1+β))
This formula uses 1 Functions, 4 Variables

Functions Used

ln - The natural logarithm, also known as the logarithm to the base e, is the inverse function of the natural exponential function., ln(Number)

Variables Used

Number of Washings in Batch Leaching - The Number of Washings in Batch Leaching is the number of washings required after batch leaching operation.
Original Weight of Solute in Solid - (Measured in Kilogram) - The Original Weight of Solute in Solid is the Weight of the solute in the solid before the Batch Leaching Operation.
Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing - (Measured in Kilogram) - The Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing is the weight of the solute present in the solid after the washing stage.
Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid - The Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid is the ratio of the solvent mass decanted per unit solvent remaining in the insoluble solid.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Original Weight of Solute in Solid: 10 Kilogram --> 10 Kilogram No Conversion Required
Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing: 0.01 Kilogram --> 0.01 Kilogram No Conversion Required
Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid: 3 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

N_Washing = (ln(S_Solute/S_N(Wash))/ln(1+β)) --> (ln(10/0.01)/ln(1+3))

Evaluating ... ...

N_Washing = 4.98289214233104

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

4.98289214233104 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

4.98289214233104 ≈ 4.982892 <-- Number of Washings in Batch Leaching

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Number of Stages for Leaching based on Fraction Solute Retained and Beta Value

LaTeX Go Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(1/Fraction of Solute Remaining in Solid)/ln(1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid))

Beta Value based on Number of Stages and Fraction of Solute

LaTeX Go Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid = ((1/Fraction of Solute Remaining in Solid)^(1/Number of Washings in Batch Leaching))-1

Fraction of Solute Remaining based on Beta Value

LaTeX Go Fraction of Solute Remaining in Solid = (1/((1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid)^Number of Washings in Batch Leaching))

Beta Value based on Ratio of Solvent

LaTeX Go Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid = Amount of Solvent Decanted/Amount of Solvent Remaining

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Area of Contact for Batch Leaching Operation

LaTeX Go Area of Leaching = (-Volume of Leaching Solution/(Mass Transfer Coefficient for Batch Leaching*Time of Batch Leaching))*ln(((Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute-Concentration of Solute in Bulk Solution at Time t)/Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute))

Time of Batch Leaching Operation

LaTeX Go Time of Batch Leaching = (-Volume of Leaching Solution/(Area of Leaching*Mass Transfer Coefficient for Batch Leaching))*ln(((Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute-Concentration of Solute in Bulk Solution at Time t)/Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute))

Volume of Leaching Solution in Batch Leaching

LaTeX Go Volume of Leaching Solution = (-Mass Transfer Coefficient for Batch Leaching*Area of Leaching*Time of Batch Leaching)/ln(((Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute-Concentration of Solute in Bulk Solution at Time t)/Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute))

Concentration of Solute in Bulk Solution at Time t for Batch Leaching

LaTeX Go Concentration of Solute in Bulk Solution at Time t = Concentration of Saturated Solution with Solute*(1-exp((-Mass Transfer Coefficient for Batch Leaching*Area of Leaching*Time of Batch Leaching)/Volume of Leaching Solution))

Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute Formula

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What is Batch Leaching Test?

The Batch Leaching test estimates how readily solute particles mobilize out of the solid material if the material comes into contact with the solvent. The test involves placing a given mass of the solid sample in a container with a specific volume of a liquid solvent (leaching solution). The mixture is agitated for a specific amount of time. Afterwards, the mixture is filtered and the liquid (the leachate) is analyzed for contaminants. Batch Leaching is a two-step process, 1. Contacting solvent and solid to effect a transfer of a solute (leaching). 2. The separation of the solution from the remaining solid (washing).

What is Leaching Operation?

Leaching is a mass transfer operation in which we have a solid material which either contains components which are valuable to us or components which are considered an impurity of the solid, no matter what the case, such components are called solute. We take a liquid which is called a solvent and contact it intimately with the solid in order to extract the solute from the solid and bring it into the liquid thus effecting a separation. Leaching is a solid-liquid extraction process. The process of leaching generally concerns with processes where the solid is inert and contains soluble solute which is extracted from the inert solid with the help of chemical reaction; for example, the leaching of valuable metals from waste materials by using sulphuric acid. The process of leaching is extremely common in metallurgical industries.

How to Calculate Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute?

Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute calculator uses Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(Original Weight of Solute in Solid/Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing)/ln(1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid)) to calculate the Number of Washings in Batch Leaching, The Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute formula is defined as the number of washing in batch leaching operation to attain the Weight of Solute remaining in the Solid. Number of Washings in Batch Leaching is denoted by N_Washing symbol.

How to calculate Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute, enter Original Weight of Solute in Solid (S_Solute), Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing (S_N(Wash)) & Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid (β) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute calculation can be explained with given input values -> 4.982892 = (ln(10/0.01)/ln(1+3)).

FAQ

What is Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute?

The Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute formula is defined as the number of washing in batch leaching operation to attain the Weight of Solute remaining in the Solid and is represented as N_Washing = (ln(S_Solute/S_N(Wash))/ln(1+β)) or Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(Original Weight of Solute in Solid/Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing)/ln(1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid)). The Original Weight of Solute in Solid is the Weight of the solute in the solid before the Batch Leaching Operation, The Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing is the weight of the solute present in the solid after the washing stage & The Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid is the ratio of the solvent mass decanted per unit solvent remaining in the insoluble solid.

How to calculate Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute?

The Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute formula is defined as the number of washing in batch leaching operation to attain the Weight of Solute remaining in the Solid is calculated using Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(Original Weight of Solute in Solid/Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing)/ln(1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid)). To calculate Number of Stages based on Original Weight of Solute, you need Original Weight of Solute in Solid (S_Solute), Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing (S_N(Wash)) & Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid (β). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Original Weight of Solute in Solid, Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing & Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Number of Washings in Batch Leaching?

In this formula, Number of Washings in Batch Leaching uses Original Weight of Solute in Solid, Weight of Solute remaining in Solid after Washing & Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid. We can use 3 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(1/Fraction of Solute Remaining in Solid)/ln(1+Solvent Decanted per Solvent Remaining in Solid))
Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(1/Fraction of Solute Remaining in Solid)/ln(1+(Amount of Solvent Decanted/Amount of Solvent Remaining)))
Number of Washings in Batch Leaching = (ln(1/Fraction of Solute Remaining in Solid)/ln(1+(Amount of Solvent Decanted/Amount of Solvent Remaining)))

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