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    A city's water demand is 7000 m3 per day. What is the source water flow required for a brackish water RO, if the plant recovery rate is 78 percent? the total dissolved solids (tds) concentrations for the pretreated feedwater and the product water are 2800 and 90 mg / L, respectively.

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    A city's water demand is 7000 m3 per day. What is the source water flow required for a brackish water RO, if the plant recovery rate is 78 percent? the total dissolved solids (tds) concentrations for the pretreated feedwater and the product water are 2800 and 90 mg / L, respectively.

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    A city's water demand is 7000 m3 per day. What is the source water flow required for a brackish water RO, if the plant recovery rate is 78 percent? the total dissolved solids (tds) concentrations for the pretreated feedwater and the product water are 2800 and 90 mg / L, respectively.

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    Instructor: Nadeem Khalil

    Civil Engg. AMU

    Problem 1:

    A city’s water demand is 7000 m3 per day. What is the source water (feedwater) flow required for a
    brackish water RO, if the plant recovery rate is 78 percent?

    Problem 2:
    At a brackish water RO treatment plant, the total dissolved solids (TDS) concentrations for the pre-
    treated feedwater and the product water are 2800 and 90 mg/L, respectively. Determine the percentage of salt rejection
    and salt passage.

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