Abstract:The growing concern with the environment has driven the development of new technologies for the treatment of produced water. In this context, the filtering hydrocyclone appears as an interesting alternative for the treatment of these waters contaminated with oil from the petroleum industry. This research addresses the flow of fluids inside a hydrocyclone equipped with a porous wall (membrane) containing two tangential inlets and two concentric outlets, with the aim of study the impact of the formation of the p… Show more
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