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Previous announcements for 4M3 (in reverse time order, or check out the Twitter feed: <html><a href="https://twitter.com/4m3separations" class="twitter-follow-button" data-show-count="true" data-lang="en">Follow @4m3separations</a><script>!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs");</script></html> | Previous announcements for 4M3 (in reverse time order, or check out the Twitter feed: <html><a href="https://twitter.com/4m3separations" class="twitter-follow-button" data-show-count="true" data-lang="en">Follow @4m3separations</a><script>!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs");</script></html> | ||
* 24 Sep: the depth of the vessel is likely not required for question 1 in the second assignment. If required, make a reasonable assumption to work with. Once you do so however, redo your calculation with a different depth and see if your answers changed. This way you can confirm the requirement for that assumption. | |||
* 23 Sep: as [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|pointed out on this page]] laptops will be useful in Wednesday's class. Lots of messy calculations. | |||
* 23 Sep: some [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|new slides are posted]] for later this week. Please download and bring them to class. | |||
* 19 Sep: as mentioned in class today, the [[Assignment 2 - 2014|second assignment]] is now posted, and is due on Friday - a week from today. | |||
* 18 Sep: the notes for the next section, [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|on Centrifuges]], are now posted. We should start that section near the end of Friday's class. | * 18 Sep: the notes for the next section, [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|on Centrifuges]], are now posted. We should start that section near the end of Friday's class. | ||
* 16 Sep: the notes for [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|the next section]] are posted. | * 16 Sep: the notes for [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|the next section]] are posted. | ||
* 12 Sep: as mentioned in class today, please pay attention to the [http://waterweek.mcmaster.ca Water Week]. | * 12 Sep: as mentioned in class today, please pay attention to the [http://waterweek.mcmaster.ca/ Water Week] that is happening on campus next month, particularly the distinguished lecture on 08 October. | ||
* 11 Sep: The first assignment is posted; it is fairly short, and due in class on Wednesday. Electronic submissions are preferred for all work in this course, and the process to submit electronically must be followed exactly, as described in the link just below here. | * 11 Sep: The first assignment is posted; it is fairly short, and due in class on Wednesday. Electronic submissions are preferred for all work in this course, and the process to submit electronically must be followed exactly, as described in the link just below here. | ||
* 09 Sep: The notes for Wednesday's class, [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|on sedimentation processes]], are posted. See you in class tomorrow. | * 09 Sep: The notes for Wednesday's class, [[Mechanical_separations_-_2014|on sedimentation processes]], are posted. See you in class tomorrow. | ||
Revision as of 18:30, 2 October 2014
Previous announcements for 4M3 (in reverse time order, or check out the Twitter feed: Follow @4m3separations
- 24 Sep: the depth of the vessel is likely not required for question 1 in the second assignment. If required, make a reasonable assumption to work with. Once you do so however, redo your calculation with a different depth and see if your answers changed. This way you can confirm the requirement for that assumption.
- 23 Sep: as pointed out on this page laptops will be useful in Wednesday's class. Lots of messy calculations.
- 23 Sep: some new slides are posted for later this week. Please download and bring them to class.
- 19 Sep: as mentioned in class today, the second assignment is now posted, and is due on Friday - a week from today.
- 18 Sep: the notes for the next section, on Centrifuges, are now posted. We should start that section near the end of Friday's class.
- 16 Sep: the notes for the next section are posted.
- 12 Sep: as mentioned in class today, please pay attention to the Water Week that is happening on campus next month, particularly the distinguished lecture on 08 October.
- 11 Sep: The first assignment is posted; it is fairly short, and due in class on Wednesday. Electronic submissions are preferred for all work in this course, and the process to submit electronically must be followed exactly, as described in the link just below here.
- 09 Sep: The notes for Wednesday's class, on sedimentation processes, are posted. See you in class tomorrow.
- 08 Sep: The notes for Tuesday's class, an overview of the Separations course's technical content, are posted. See you in class tomorrow.
- 04 Sep: the course notes for the first class are posted now. See you tomorrow for the first class.
- 29 Aug: the first class will be Friday, 05 September, in PC 155, at 9:30. See you there.
- 26 Aug: the material for the 2014 course will be added soon. Please check back later.