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Effect of External Cyclone Diameter on Performance of a Two-Stage Cyclone Separator
Jihe Chen1, Bin Yang2, Zhong-An Jiang1
1School of Civil and Resource Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, No. 30 Xueyuan Road, Haidian District, Beijing 100083, China.
Abstract:
As a widely used separation device, a cyclone separator is especially important to improve its separation efficiency. In this paper, a new two-stage cyclone separator is designed and modeled by the Reynolds stress model. Under the premise of determining the diameter of the second-stage cyclone (D), the effects of five first-stage cyclone diameters (Du) on the performance of the two-stage cyclone are simulated. The performance of the single-stage cyclone separator is also obtained. The results show that Du has significant effects on the internal pressure field, flow field, and vortex core of the two-stage cyclone. Compared with the single-stage cyclone separator, the separation efficiency of the two-stage cyclone separator is significantly improved. When Du = 6D, the separation efficiency is improved by 15.5% compared with that of the single-stage cyclone. In addition, the two-stage cyclone separator can effectively reduce the Euler number.
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