FUNDAMENTALS AND LIMITATIONS OF CYCLONE DUSTING
P. Rosin, E. Rammler, Intelmann, W.
Abstract
P. Rosin, E. Rammler, Intelmann, W.
Abstract
The paper discusses the following topics: Degree of dust deposit and grain dimension curve; Ideal cyclone dusting procedure; Dependence of the calculated degree of deposit on entering velocity, viscosity of the carrying gas, dust fineness and volumetric weight, cyclone construction measurement and dust rotation number in the cyclone; disturbance effect; Grain composition of the separated and escaped dust; and Cyclone connection in series or in parallel.
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The paper discusses the following topics: Degree of dust deposit and grain dimension curve; Ideal cyclone dusting procedure; Dependence of the calculated degree of deposit on entering velocity, viscosity of the carrying gas, dust fineness and volumetric weight, cyclone construction measurement and dust rotation number in the cyclone; disturbance effect; Grain composition of the separated and escaped dust; and Cyclone connection in series or in parallel.
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