2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-90162004000200002
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Hydrocyclone for pre-filtering of irrigation water

Abstract: The use of water containing suspended sediments causes serious problems to irrigation systems. Choosing the right filtering system type and capacity is essential to avoid increases in operational and maintenance costs of irrigation resulting from the need for cleaning and frequent component replacing. Prefilters, such as the hydrocyclone, are important for their significant capability of retaining particles suspended in the water. Data on hydrocyclones performance for pre-filtering of irrigation water can be f… Show more

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“…Hydrocyclones have been used in many applications of solid-liquid and liquid-liquid separation (oil and water) (Son et al 2016). Its simplicity of operation, lack of moving parts (other than the pump) and low maintenance costs make it advantageous to use in small-scale operations or low-technology processing, where it can easily be fitted to an existing pump (Bain and Morgan 1983;Hwang et al 2012;Soccol and Botrel 2004;Yang et al 2013). Literature review did not show any commercial applications specific to fresh produce washing/processing.…”
Section: Hydrocyclonementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hydrocyclones have been used in many applications of solid-liquid and liquid-liquid separation (oil and water) (Son et al 2016). Its simplicity of operation, lack of moving parts (other than the pump) and low maintenance costs make it advantageous to use in small-scale operations or low-technology processing, where it can easily be fitted to an existing pump (Bain and Morgan 1983;Hwang et al 2012;Soccol and Botrel 2004;Yang et al 2013). Literature review did not show any commercial applications specific to fresh produce washing/processing.…”
Section: Hydrocyclonementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hydrocyclones have been used in many applications of solid-liquid and liquid-liquid separation (oil and water) (Son et al 2016). Its simplicity of operation, lack of moving parts (other than the pump) and low maintenance costs make it advantageous to use in small-scale operations or low-technology processing, where it can easily be fitted to an existing pump (Bain and Morgan 1983;Hwang et al 2012;Soccol and Botrel 2004; D r a f t to fresh produce washing/processing. However, hydrocyclones have been conventionally used for potato starch separation, grit removal from wastewaters, and in the wet milling industry for starch-protein separation (Verberne 1997;Mansour-Geoffrion et al 2010;Singh and Eckhoff 1995).…”
Section: Hydrocyclonementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The constituent parts and geometrical parameters of the hydrocyclone used in this simulation are the same used by Soccol (2004), and can be seen in Figure 1a and 1b respectively.…”
Section: Simulation and Experimental Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a study, Soccol (2004) showed that the average separation efficiency of a hydrocyclone was 37.73% when operating with soil in suspension and 82.02% when operating with sand in suspension. The lower efficiency in separating soil was due in large part to the high concentration of silt content in the soil used (particles with diameters between 2 and 30 µm).…”
Section: Internal Flow Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
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