Study on the Effect of Cone Angle Values on the Pressure and Velocity Field of Hydrocyclones
The established static hydrocyclone structure model was analyzed briefly. By using Reynolds stress turbulent model which was based on the anisotropy in CFD software, the PC-SIMPLEC algorithm was applied to simulate the bi-conical hydrocyclone flow field with a comprehensive in-depth three-dimensiona...
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description | The established static hydrocyclone structure model was analyzed briefly. By using Reynolds stress turbulent model which was based on the anisotropy in CFD software, the PC-SIMPLEC algorithm was applied to simulate the bi-conical hydrocyclone flow field with a comprehensive in-depth three-dimensional numerical simulation. Pressure distribution and velocity distribution in flow field are obtained. Combined with fluid mechanics and the theory of hydrodynamics, in order to test and verify the accuracy of simulation results. Research finding demonstrates that the hydrocyclone internal differential pressure decreases with increasing large cone angle during a certain range. As a result, increasing large cone angle moderately, it can reduce hydrocyclone internal pressure drop and energy consumption. The tangential velocity increases when the large and small cone angle increases. While cutting down the small cone angle correctly, it makes the prospective forced vortex radius r m reduce and improve separating efficiency. |
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