Calculate volume of thickened sludge with solids recovery

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A gravity thickener receives 33.000 Lpd of wastewater sludge and increases the solids content from 3.0% to 7.0% with 90% solids recovery. Calculate the volume of thickened sludge.

Reference no: EM13316608

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