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The document discusses a problem related to estimating the number of bags required for a gas flow rate of 15 m3/s, with options provided for the number of bags. It highlights that the correct choice is 800 bags based on the air to cloth ratio for fly ash. Additionally, it mentions the effects of a clear winter night with fresh snow cover on ground radiative cooling.

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Soln 12 D02

The document discusses a problem related to estimating the number of bags required for a gas flow rate of 15 m3/s, with options provided for the number of bags. It highlights that the correct choice is 800 bags based on the air to cloth ratio for fly ash. Additionally, it mentions the effects of a clear winter night with fresh snow cover on ground radiative cooling.

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Discussion Solution 12.

Problem Statement

Select an appropriate air to cloth ratio for fly ash and estimate the number of bags required for a gas
flow rate of 15 m3/s. Assume each bag is 15 cm in diameter and 5 m in length and that bag cleaning is
by pulse jet.

(a) 255 bags

(b) 800 bags

(c) 1700 bags

(d) 50 bags

Solution

Given: Three choices

Choice b - "Clear winter night with fresh snow cover.” Because of snow cover radiative heating of the
ground is minimized (the snow reflects the solar radiation). On a clear night, the radiative cooling of
the ground is the greatest. This results in a very cold ground surface and, thus, the strongest inversion.

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