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Effect of Specially Exit Structure on the Performance of Axial-flow Hydrocyclone for Gas-liquid Separation

Jin You-hai

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Exit structure of the vortex finder has big effect on the separation performance of axial-flow hydrocyclone for gas-liquid separation.The influence on the separation efficiency of hydrocyclone was studied owing to eight different specially exit structure.The optimum exit structures were found,and a preliminary theory analysis was given.

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Exit structure of the vortex finder has big effect on the separation performance of axial-flow hydrocyclone for gas-liquid separation.The influence on the separation efficiency of hydrocyclone was studied owing to eight different specially exit structure.The optimum exit structures were found,and a preliminary theory analysis was given.

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Exit structure of the vortex finder has big effect on the separation performance of axial-flow hydrocyclone for gas-liquid separation.The influence on the separation efficiency of hydrocyclone was studied owing to eight different specially exit structure.The optimum exit structures were found,and a preliminary theory analysis was given.

Key concepts: Hydrocyclone, Separation (statistics), Vortex, Mechanics, Flow (mathematics), Materials science, Physics, Mathematics

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