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Yanxia Xu

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Aerodynamics (excl. hypersonic aerodynamics)Wastewater treatment processes

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|Jan 16, 2023

Classification of Ultrafine Particles Using a Novel 3D-Printed Hydrocyclone with an Arc Inlet: Experiment and CFD Modeling.

Yanxia Xu, Junxiang Ye, Xingfu Song

|Feb 26, 2019

A high-efficiency hydrocyclone designed by response surface methodology for acid hydrolysis residue recycling.

Yanxia Xu, Bo Tang, Xingfu Song

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