The use of a radioactive tracer (bromine 82) to study flow patterns in a sugar subsider

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1960-04
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Australian Atomic Energy Commission
Abstract
The uses of radioactive bromine 82 to trace flow patterns in a sugar clarifier is described. The results show that the raw solution goes first to the bottom of the subsider then rises essentially as a layer becoming progressively more diffuse by mixing with solutions above and below. The experiment was successful and improvements in technique for future investigations are proposed.
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Tracer techniques, Radiopharmaceuticals, Bromine 82, Saccharose, Flow models
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Ellis, W. R., & Brain, L. R. (1960). The use of a radioactive tracer (bromine 82) to study flow patterns in a sugar subsider (AAEC/E48). Lucas Heights, N.S.W.: Research Establishment, Australian Atomic Energy Commission.