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Design of a new type of gas-liquid cyclone separator

Hongling Wang

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A new type of gas-liquidl cyclone separator is introduced,the working theory is analysed and the main structure is designed and counted,the numerical simulation of the gas-liquid two phase floe in the separator simulations is finished in the Fluent working condition.The simulation result indicates the design is correct and scientific.

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A new type of gas-liquidl cyclone separator is introduced,the working theory is analysed and the main structure is designed and counted,the numerical simulation of the gas-liquid two phase floe in the separator simulations is finished in the Fluent working condition.The simulation result indicates the design is correct and scientific.

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A new type of gas-liquidl cyclone separator is introduced,the working theory is analysed and the main structure is designed and counted,the numerical simulation of the gas-liquid two phase floe in the separator simulations is finished in the Fluent working condition.The simulation result indicates the design is correct and scientific.

Key concepts: Cyclonic separation, Separator (oil production), Fluent, Cyclone (programming language), Engineering, Computer simulation, Mechanical engineering, Simulation

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