Separation of particles in swirling flow in coaxial channel

Michail Vasilevsky, Pavel Zyatikov, Vera Deeva, Ilya Kozyrev

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Cyclones are widely used devices to separate a dispersed phase (e.g. particles or droplets) from a continuous phase. The separation of particles in coaxial channels with different length is considered in paper. In this study we show that as coaxial channels length grows, the efficiency increases. In addition we demonstrate that as a gap between cylinder components is reduced, the aerosol spray efficiency is reduced also in turbulent flow.

Original languageEnglish
Article number01076
JournalEPJ Web of Conference
Volume110
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 23 Feb 2016

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Separation of particles in swirling flow in coaxial channel. / Vasilevsky, Michail; Zyatikov, Pavel; Deeva, Vera; Kozyrev, Ilya.

In: EPJ Web of Conference, Vol. 110, 01076, 23.02.2016.

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Vasilevsky, M, Zyatikov, P, Deeva, V & Kozyrev, I 2016, 'Separation of particles in swirling flow in coaxial channel', EPJ Web of Conference, vol. 110, 01076. https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201611001076
Vasilevsky M, Zyatikov P, Deeva V, Kozyrev I. Separation of particles in swirling flow in coaxial channel. EPJ Web of Conference. 2016 Feb 23;110. 01076. https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201611001076
Vasilevsky, Michail ; Zyatikov, Pavel ; Deeva, Vera ; Kozyrev, Ilya. / Separation of particles in swirling flow in coaxial channel. In: EPJ Web of Conference. 2016 ; Vol. 110.
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