Settling, in both air and water, is an important phenomenon influencing the fate and transport of a range of environment

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Settling, in both air and water, is an important phenomenon influencing the fate and transport of a range of environmental particles - suspended solids, sediments, microplastics, bacteria, dust, soot, etc... It is known that the settling velocity of a particle V, depends on a number of properties: equivalent particle diameter D, gravity g, the dynamic viscosity of the suspending fluid u, and the densities of both the fluid and the particle, P, and Pp. Using Buckingham pi theorem: a) How many dimensions are involved in this problem? b) How many pi groups are there? c) How many repeating variables should there be? d) Write an expression for the particle settling velocity as a function of the pi groups involved.
Dynamic Viscosity, Surface Tension, 6 (lb/ft) Vapor Pressure, P. [lb/in.(abs) Speed of Sound, c (ft/s) (1b/ne") Table B.1 Physical Properties of Water (BG/EE Units) Specific Density, Weight, Temperature 7 (°F) (slugs/ne) 32 1.940 62.42 40 1.940 62.43 50 1.940 62.41 60 1.938 62.37 70 1.936 62.30 80 1.934 62.22 90 1.931 62.11 100 1.927 62.00 120 1.918 61.71 140 1.908 61.38 160 1.896 61.00 180 1.883 60.58 200 1.869 60.12 212 1.860 59.83 3.732 E-5 3.228 E-5 2.730 E-5 2.344 E-5 2.037 E- 5 1.791 E- 5 1.500 E-5 1.423 E-5 1.164 E-5 9.743 E-6 8.315 E-6 7.207 E-6 6.342 E- 6 5.886 E- 6 Kinematic Viscosity, (t/s) 1.924 E-5 1.664 E-5 1.407 E-5 1.210 E-S 1.052 E-5 9.262 E-6 8.233 E-6 7.383 E-6 6.067 E-6 5.106 E-6 4.385 E-6 3.827 E-6 3.393 E- 6 3.165 E-6 5.18 E-3 5.13 E-3 5.09 E-3 5.03 E-3 4.97 E - 3 4.91 E - 3 4.86 E-3 4.79 E - 3 4.67 E-3 4.53 E- 3 4.40 E - 3 4.26 E - 3 4.12 E-3 4.04 E-3 8.854 E-2 1.217 E-1 1.781 E-1 2.563 E-1 3.631 E-1 5.069 E-1 6.979 E-1 9.493 E-1 1.692 E+O 2.888 E + 0 4.736 E+ 0 7.507 E +0 1.152 E+1 1.469E+1 4603 4672 4748 4814 4871 4819 4960 4995 5049 5091 5101 5195 5089 5062
Surface Tension, o (N/m) Speed of Sound", c Physical Properties of Water (SI Units)" Specific Density, Weight", Temperature Y (°C) (kg/m) (kN/m) 0 999.9 9.806 5 1000.0 9.807 10 999.7 9.804 20 998.2 9.789 30 995.7 9.765 40 992.2 9.731 50 988.1 9.690 60 983.2 9.642 70 977.8 9.589 80 971.8 9.530 90 965.3 9.467 100 958.4 9.399 Dynamic Viscosity, (N.$/m) 1.787 E-3 1.519 E-3 1.307 E-3 1.002 E-3 7.975 E-4 6.529 E-4 E-4 4.665 E-4 4.042 E-4 3.547 E-4 3.147 E - 4 2.818 E-4 Kinematic Viscosity, (m/s) 1.787 E-6 1.519 E-6 1.307 E-6 1.004 E-6 8.009 E-7 6.580 E-7 5.534 E-7 4.745 E-7 4.134 E-7 3.650 E - 7 3.260 E-7 2.940 E-7 7.56 E-2 7,49 E-2 7.42 E-2 7.28 E-2 7.12 E-2 6.96 E-2 6.79 E-2 6.62 E-2 6.44 E-2 6.26 E-2 6.08 E-2 5.89 E-2 Vapor Pressure, P. IN/m°(abs) 6.105 E + 2 8.722 E + 2 1.228 E +3 2.338 E + 3 4.243 E + 3 7.376 E + 3 1.233 E +4 1.992 E + 4 3.116 E + 4 4.734 E +4 7.010 E +4 1.013E+5 1403 1427 1447 1481 1507 1526 1541 1552 1555 1555 1550 1543 5.468
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