DETERMINATION OF THE TOTAL TURBIDITY OF THE FLOW IN ADVANCE CHAMBERS USING MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS METHODS

Abstract

The article discusses the determination of the turbidity of suspended flows and their distribution along the horizontal vertical axis of the flow. A comparison of the turbidity distribution curves in the outer chambers according to various formulas and their effect on the degree of absorption is provided. The lower limit of the first suction integral means that the sizes of the smallest particles tend to zero. The upper one means that the integral covers all theoretically possible turbidity limits. The normal distribution curve, decreasing steeply on both sides of the distribution center, tends to zero even at relatively low turbidity values.