2016
DOI: 10.1080/07373937.2015.1046554
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Experimental study on the air core in a hydrocyclone

Abstract: The evolution of air core is an important phenomenon in hydrocyclones, which is sensitive to the operating conditions. The morphology of the air core in a hydrocyclone is studied experimentally, using a high-speed video camera and a noise analyzer. Three stages are observed during the increase of flow rate from 300 to 2400 liters per hour, which could be separated by both the noise measurement and the stability of the air core. The flow rate is found to have a nonmonotonic effect on the diameter of the air cor… Show more

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“…Furthermore, TPHS presents an interesting phenomenon, namely the absent air column. The previous investigations also indicate that the occurrence of an air column drastically reduces the efficiency of separation [17,18], which can be attributed to the fact that the air core could lead to more energy consumption and ineffective particle separation, and thus some efforts were considered to eliminate the air core for better device performance [19][20][21]. Since TPHS can be considered as one kind of cyclone, the absent air core should promote particle separation [16].…”
Section: Experimental Facilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, TPHS presents an interesting phenomenon, namely the absent air column. The previous investigations also indicate that the occurrence of an air column drastically reduces the efficiency of separation [17,18], which can be attributed to the fact that the air core could lead to more energy consumption and ineffective particle separation, and thus some efforts were considered to eliminate the air core for better device performance [19][20][21]. Since TPHS can be considered as one kind of cyclone, the absent air core should promote particle separation [16].…”
Section: Experimental Facilitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the operation of the CH separators, the air column is generally considered as having flow characteristics which largely affect the device's performance [20,27]. The formation of air core can be attributed to the pressure drop which leads to the negative pressure region in the center of cyclone, i.e., the pressure difference the axial center of the hydrocyclone and the atmospheric pressure [17,20,28,29]. Hence, the air can be sucked through the outlets (in the open-to-air cyclone) [30,31] or released from the dissolved gas brought in from the feed inlet (in the sealed-air cyclone) [20,31] to create the air core.…”
Section: Mechanism Of the Absent Air Column In Tphsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When measuring different flow field parameters, various structural components must be manufactured and different measurement methods must be performed. The labor, material, and time costs are huge [22][23][24]. With technological progress, CFD has become a powerful method for the simulation of complex flow phenomena.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of the optimization of the structural parameters of the hydrocyclone, the representative studies include experimental studies on the hydrocyclone column height and diameter [14,15], feed inlet type and size [16,17], overflow pipe diameter, length, and shape, overflow pipe thickness [18][19][20], underflow outlet diameter, and shape, ratio relationship between the underflow outlet and overflow outlet [21][22][23]. A series of new hydrocyclone types have been designed, such as the built-in structural hydrocyclone [24,25], underflow outlet filled with flushing water [26], multi-stage series or parallel hydrocyclone [27][28][29], and three-product cyclone [30,31]. Mainza is one of the earliest researchers who put forward the three-product hydrocyclone, and the three-product hydrocyclone has been successfully tested in the Platinum industry for classifying UG2 ore which contains a high density chromite and a low density PGM carrying silica component.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%