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    Weight of Chalk:: Computations

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    The document contains calculations and measurements related to the sieving of chalk powder. It determines the mass and mass fraction of chalk in different mesh sizes, as well as the average particle size and cumulative mass fraction for each mesh. It then calculates properties of the chalk particles including specific surface area, Sauter diameter, volume mean diameter, and estimated number of particles based on the mass in one of the mesh sizes.

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    Weight of Chalk:: Computations

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    The document contains calculations and measurements related to the sieving of chalk powder. It determines the mass and mass fraction of chalk in different mesh sizes, as well as the average particle size and cumulative mass fraction for each mesh. It then calculates properties of the chalk particles including specific surface area, Sauter diameter, volume mean diameter, and estimated number of particles based on the mass in one of the mesh sizes.

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    The document contains calculations and measurements related to the sieving of chalk powder. It determines the mass and mass fraction of chalk in different mesh sizes, as well as the average particle size and cumulative mass fraction for each mesh. It then calculates properties of the chalk particles including specific surface area, Sauter diameter, volume mean diameter, and estimated number of particles based on the mass in one of the mesh sizes.

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    Weight of Chalk:: Computations

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    Arima Kousei
    The document contains calculations and measurements related to the sieving of chalk powder. It determines the mass and mass fraction of chalk in different mesh sizes, as well as the average particle size and cumulative mass fraction for each mesh. It then calculates properties of the chalk particles including specific surface area, Sauter diameter, volume mean diameter, and estimated number of particles based on the mass in one of the mesh sizes.

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    COMPUTATIONS

    Weight of Chalk:

    Mesh 8:
    585.62 464.11= 121. 51 g
    Mesh 12:
    466.89 429.88 = 37.01 g
    Mesh 24:
    418.44 -391.4 = 27.04 g
    Mesh 100:
    371.61 358.51 = 13.1 g
    Pan:
    494.89 494.14 = 0.75 g

    Mass fraction:

    Mesh 8:
    121.51/ 199.41 = 0.6093
    Mesh 12:
    37.01/ 199.41 = 0.1856

    Mesh 24:
    27.04/ 199.41 = 0.0.1356
    Mesh 100:
    13.1/ 199.41 = 0.0657

    Pan:
    0.75/ 199.41 = 0.0038

    Average Dpi:

    Mesh 12:
    2.36+1.4
    Ave Dpi= = 1.880
    2
    Mesh 24:
    1.4+0.71
    Ave Dpi= = 1.055
    2
    Mesh 100:
    0.71+0.15
    Ave Dpi= = 0.43
    2
    Pan:
    0.15+0
    Ave Dpi= = 0.075
    2

    Cumulative mass Fraction:


    Sample larger than Size noted:

    Mesh 12:
    0.6093 + 0.1856 = 0.7949
    Mesh 24:
    0.7949 + 0.1356 = 0.9305
    Mesh 100:
    0.9305 + 0.0657 = 0.9962
    Pan:
    0.9962 + 0.0038 = 1

    Sample smaller than Size noted:

    Mesh 8:

    1- 0.6093 = 0.3907
    Mesh 12:
    1 - 0.7949 = 0.2051
    Mesh 24:
    1 - 0.9305 =0.0695
    Mesh 100:
    1 - 0.9962 =0.0038
    Pan:
    11=0

    Aperture

    1 = Mesh no. (Aperture + Screen opening)

    1 = 8 (Aperture + 0.09291)

    Aperture = 0.03130 inch

    Aperture= 0.0313 in (2.54 cm/ 1 in) = 0.0795 cm

    Aperture= 0.0795 cm (10000 m/ 1 cm) = 795 m

    Particle volume
    4
    = ( )( 3 )
    3
    4
    = ( )(2.3623 )
    3
    = 6.899828587 mm^3

    Specific surface
    6
    = ( )( )
    ()()(. )
    6
    = ( ) (0.25796)
    (1)(. 002711)(2.362)
    = 241.7092 2 /
    Sauter Diameter

    = 1/ ( )

    = 1/.68867
    = 1.4521
    Volume mean diameter, Dv
    1/3


    = 1/ ( )
    3

    = 1/ (10.0234)1/3
    = .4638

    Number of Particles


    =

    121.51
    =
    6.8998 .002711

    = 6.495.9729

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