Abstract
Abstract The uniform-film model for cake washing considers the cake to be composed of channels in which a stagnant film of solute-rich filtrate adheres to the surface of the channel. Two independent methods are presented for an unbiased evaluation of the uniform-film model parameters. The first is an iterative procedure which requires adjustment of only one model parameter, and the second is a direct analytical procedure based on the method of moments. Both require experimental data to identify the model parameters. Application of the two methods give wet-base porosities greater than unity which suggests that the experimental data used to determine the model parameters is beyond the domain of applicability of the uniform-film model.
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