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Influence of Inlet Position on the Amount of Pollutant Particles Trapped Along the Flow Path of Slow Sand Filter (SSF) Pipe Utilized for Filtering Swamp Water
2018
AGRITROPICA Journal of Agricultural Sciences
This study aims to explain the effect of inlet position of a Slow Sand Filter (SSF) Pipe on the amount of pollutant particles caught along the flow path in the SSF Pipe. The main equipment used is nine pieces of SSF Pipe, each has 4 inches in diameter and 50 cm in length with Pantai Panjang Bengkulu'ssand as the filter medium. The inlet positions tested were 90°, 45° and 0°; repeated three times and arranged in a completely randomized design (CRD). The observed variable is the weight of the
doi:10.31186/agritropica.1.1.47-55
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