Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow Calculator

✖The Amount of Solute in Underflow entering column is the amount of the solute entering in the Underflow of the continuous leaching operation.ⓘ Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column [S₀]			+10% -10%
✖The Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow is the ratio of the solution, solvent or solute discharge in the overflow to that in the underflow.ⓘ Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow [R]			+10% -10%
✖The Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching is the Number of mass transfer stages in leaching operation required to attain a specified level of solid concentration.ⓘ Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching [N]			+10% -10%

✖The Amount of Solute in Underflow leaving column is the amount of the solute leaving in the Underflow of the continuous leaching operation.ⓘ Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow [S_N]

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Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = (Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*(Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow-1))/((Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow^(Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching+1))-1)
S_N = (S₀*(R-1))/((R^(N+1))-1)
This formula uses 4 Variables

Variables Used

Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column - (Measured in Kilogram per Second) - The Amount of Solute in Underflow leaving column is the amount of the solute leaving in the Underflow of the continuous leaching operation.
Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column - (Measured in Kilogram per Second) - The Amount of Solute in Underflow entering column is the amount of the solute entering in the Underflow of the continuous leaching operation.
Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow - The Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow is the ratio of the solution, solvent or solute discharge in the overflow to that in the underflow.
Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching - The Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching is the Number of mass transfer stages in leaching operation required to attain a specified level of solid concentration.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column: 9.85 Kilogram per Second --> 9.85 Kilogram per Second No Conversion Required
Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow: 1.35 --> No Conversion Required
Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching: 2.5 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

S_N = (S₀*(R-1))/((R^(N+1))-1) --> (9.85*(1.35-1))/((1.35^(2.5+1))-1)

Evaluating ... ...

S_N = 1.85479355739541

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

1.85479355739541 Kilogram per Second --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

1.85479355739541 ≈ 1.854794 Kilogram per Second <-- Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column

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Ratio of Solvent Discharged in Underflow to Overflow

LaTeX Go Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow = (Amount of Solution Discharge in Overflow-Amount of Solute Discharge in Overflow)/(Amount of Solution Discharge in Underflow-Amount of Solute Discharge in Underflow)

Ratio of Solution Discharged in Overflow to Underflow

LaTeX Go Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow = Amount of Solution Discharge in Overflow/Amount of Solution Discharge in Underflow

Solute Discharged in Overflow based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow

LaTeX Go Amount of Solute Discharge in Overflow = Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow*Amount of Solute Discharge in Underflow

Ratio of Solute Discharged in Underflow to Overflow

LaTeX Go Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow = Amount of Solute Discharge in Overflow/Amount of Solute Discharge in Underflow

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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))

Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow Formula

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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.

What are the Factors affecting Solvent Selection in Leaching Process?

Solubility of the target substance: The solvent should be able to dissolve the target substance to an acceptable extent. Chemical compatibility: The solvent should be chemically compatible with the target substance and not cause any adverse chemical reactions. Toxicity: The solvent should be safe for the environment and not pose any health risks to workers handling it. Cost: The cost of the solvent should be economically viable and not be too expensive. Recovery: The solvent should be recoverable and reusable. Boiling point: The boiling point of the solvent should be appropriate for the temperature range used in the process. Specific gravity: The specific gravity of the solvent should be suitable for the separation process. Viscosity: The viscosity of the solvent should be appropriate for efficient mixing and separation. Regulatory compliance: The solvent should comply with the relevant environmental regulations.

How to Calculate Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow?

Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow calculator uses Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = (Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*(Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow-1))/((Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow^(Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching+1))-1) to calculate the Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column, The Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow formula is defined as Solute underflow i.e. solute with solid leaving the column calculated based on Ratio of Underflow to Overflow and Number of Equilibrum Stages. Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column is denoted by S_N symbol.

How to calculate Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow, enter Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column (S₀), Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow (R) & Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching (N) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow calculation can be explained with given input values -> 1.854794 = (9.85*(1.35-1))/((1.35^(2.5+1))-1).

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What is Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow?

The Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow formula is defined as Solute underflow i.e. solute with solid leaving the column calculated based on Ratio of Underflow to Overflow and Number of Equilibrum Stages and is represented as S_N = (S₀*(R-1))/((R^(N+1))-1) or Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = (Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*(Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow-1))/((Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow^(Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching+1))-1). The Amount of Solute in Underflow entering column is the amount of the solute entering in the Underflow of the continuous leaching operation, The Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow is the ratio of the solution, solvent or solute discharge in the overflow to that in the underflow & The Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching is the Number of mass transfer stages in leaching operation required to attain a specified level of solid concentration.

How to calculate Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow?

The Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow formula is defined as Solute underflow i.e. solute with solid leaving the column calculated based on Ratio of Underflow to Overflow and Number of Equilibrum Stages is calculated using Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = (Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*(Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow-1))/((Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow^(Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching+1))-1). To calculate Solute Underflow Leaving Column based on Ratio of Overflow to Underflow, you need Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column (S₀), Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow (R) & Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching (N). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column, Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow & Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching 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 Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column?

In this formula, Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column uses Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column, Ratio of Discharge in Overflow to Underflow & Number of Equilibrium Stages in Leaching. We can use 3 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*Fractional Solute Discharge
Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*(1-Recovery of Solute in Leaching Column)
Amount of Solute in Underflow Leaving Column = Amount of Solute in Underflow Entering Column*(1-Recovery of Solute in Leaching Column)

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