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An Experimental Investigation on the Optimum and Performance of the Inlet Structure of a Cyclone

Zhang Jiguang

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The normal inlet structure of a cyclone was improved to be a new inlet structure with various rotating channels and angles, and a cold test was measured for the performance of the cyclones. The result shows that the double inlet structure with rotating channels could both decrease the resistance and increase the separation efficiency.

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The normal inlet structure of a cyclone was improved to be a new inlet structure with various rotating channels and angles, and a cold test was measured for the performance of the cyclones. The result shows that the double inlet structure with rotating channels could both decrease the resistance and increase the separation efficiency.

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The normal inlet structure of a cyclone was improved to be a new inlet structure with various rotating channels and angles, and a cold test was measured for the performance of the cyclones. The result shows that the double inlet structure with rotating channels could both decrease the resistance and increase the separation efficiency.

Key concepts: Inlet, Cyclone (programming language), Mechanics, Environmental science, Meteorology, Materials science, Marine engineering, Engineering

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