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The model is able to predict the amount of sand mass produced throughout the entire experiment.
The model was able to predict the amount of sand mass produced with time during mechanical loading and fluid flow inside the sample.
In contrast, although the percentage of sand mass was more than 80% in the SDC sediment, the sand fraction contained less than 40% of the total TOC or pyrene.
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After a series of attempts and trials, it was found that the most suitable mix for printing is comprised of a tailing to sand mass ratio of 2 3, which mean that 40% natural sand was replaced by mining tailings (Ma et al. 2018).
The volume estimation presented provides a tool for a realistic assessment of the sand mass balance of sand seas.
In addition, it was shown that the produced sand volume and sand mass rate increase with increase of drawdown pressure.
The MRC technique results in the sand mass being rearranged due to the application of high vibrating energies.
Fine sand mass fraction F f was defined as the proportion of fine sand in total mass.
Cumulative sand mass produced at time t.
When conducting this experiment, scale samples were milled into 100 200 mesh and uniformly mixed with 30 60 mesh of sand in a mass ratio of 1 2, and then the mixture was filled into the sand-packs.
Shear tests for estimation of flow properties of silica sand were carried out additionally and two methods of how to transform the funnel flow of sand to the mass flow were followed up; (a) existing 2-D panel was retrofitted with flow-corrective element, and (b) the width of outlet in existing experimental panel was widen into the size, calculated according to mass flow conditions.
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