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== basic calculation cyclone ==
 
== basic calculation cyclone ==
  
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The nomographs by Zanker can be used to make a preliminary estimate of the size of cyclone needed. The specialist manufacturers of hydrocyclone equipment should be consulted to determine the best arrangements and design for a particular application. Zanker’s method is outlined below and illustrated in the Example below and based on an empirical equation by Bradley (1960):
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'''The nomographs by Zanker''' can be used to make a preliminary estimate of the size of cyclone needed. The specialist manufacturers of hydrocyclone equipment should be consulted to determine the best arrangements and design for a particular application. Zanker’s method is outlined below and illustrated in the Example below and based on an empirical equation by Bradley (1960):
  
 
[[File:rumusA.jpg|600px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
 
[[File:rumusA.jpg|600px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
  
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Where:
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Where '''d50''' = the particle diameter for which the cyclone is 50 per cent efficient, '''Micron'''. '''Dc'''  = diameter of the cyclone chamber, '''cm,'''. ''u''    = liquid viscosity, centipoise (mN s/m2). '''L'''  = feed flow rate, l/min, ''p''l    = density of the liquid, g/cm3. ''p''s    = density of the solid, g/cm3.
  
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'''d50''' = the particle diameter for which the cyclone is 50 per cent efficient, '''Micron'''
 
  
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'''Dc'''  = diameter of the cyclone chamber, '''cm,'''
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for calculating efficiency cyclone, we can find by below equation.
  
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''u''    = liquid viscosity, centipoise (mN s/m2),
 
  
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'''L'''  = feed flow rate, l/min,
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[[File:rumusF.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
  
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''p''l    = density of the liquid, g/cm3,
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== calculation Cyclone ==
  
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''p''s    = density of the solid, g/cm3.
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Estimate the size of hydrocyclone needed to separate 90 percent of particles with a diameter greater than 20-micron m, from 10 m3/h of a dilute slurry.
  
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'''Physical properties:''' solid density 2000 kg/m3, liquid density 1000 kg/m3, viscosity 1 mN s/m
  
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So we can find:
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[[File:rumusG.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
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from the below graph, we can find d50 is 14 Micron Meter
  
 
[[File:rumusB.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
 
[[File:rumusB.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
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                                             Determination of d50 from the desired particle separation
 
                                             Determination of d50 from the desired particle separation
  
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furthermore, we can see the different variable that determines cyclone such as viscosity, density, flow rate, diameter inside the cyclone.
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[[File:rumusH.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
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we can find '''D'''c using below graph, and '''D'''c is '''16 cm'''
  
 
[[File:rumusC.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
 
[[File:rumusC.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
  
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after that, for looking at another dimension base on the below figure:
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[[File:rumusD.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
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the dimension of the cyclone are:
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'''Thickness plate 2 mm'''
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'''DC   160 mm'''
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'''DC/5   32 mm'''
  
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after define '''D'''c, we can find another dimension base on the below picture.
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'''DC/3   53.33 mm'''
  
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[[File:rumusF.jpg|5000px|thumb|right|alt text]]
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'''DC/2   80 mm'''
  
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== calculation Cyclone ==
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'''DC/7   22.86 mm'''
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'''DC/10  16 mm'''
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== CFD ==
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    '''Step 1:''' generating geometry base on calculation.
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[[File:swcylone.jpg|5000px|thumb|centre|alt text]]
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    '''Step 2:''' generating mesh

Latest revision as of 16:19, 30 November 2020

basic calculation cyclone

The nomographs by Zanker can be used to make a preliminary estimate of the size of cyclone needed. The specialist manufacturers of hydrocyclone equipment should be consulted to determine the best arrangements and design for a particular application. Zanker’s method is outlined below and illustrated in the Example below and based on an empirical equation by Bradley (1960):

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Where d50 = the particle diameter for which the cyclone is 50 per cent efficient, Micron. Dc = diameter of the cyclone chamber, cm,. u = liquid viscosity, centipoise (mN s/m2). L = feed flow rate, l/min, pl = density of the liquid, g/cm3. ps = density of the solid, g/cm3.


for calculating efficiency cyclone, we can find by below equation.


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calculation Cyclone

Estimate the size of hydrocyclone needed to separate 90 percent of particles with a diameter greater than 20-micron m, from 10 m3/h of a dilute slurry.

Physical properties: solid density 2000 kg/m3, liquid density 1000 kg/m3, viscosity 1 mN s/m

So we can find:

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from the below graph, we can find d50 is 14 Micron Meter

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                                           Determination of d50 from the desired particle separation

for

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we can find Dc using below graph, and Dc is 16 cm

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after that, for looking at another dimension base on the below figure:

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the dimension of the cyclone are:

Thickness plate 2 mm

DC 160 mm

DC/5 32 mm

DC/3 53.33 mm

DC/2 80 mm

DC/7 22.86 mm

DC/10 16 mm

CFD

    Step 1: generating geometry base on calculation.


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    Step 2: generating mesh
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