Velocity measurement in the hydrocyclone by oil droplet, doppler ultrasound velocimetry, and CFD modelling
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Abstract
Abstract To develop the water treatment process, the hydrocyclone is now used as a unit to operate. Understanding hydrodynamics is a key step to improve the separation process efficiency. Recently, a new simple method called the oil droplet method was proposed by Bamrungsri et al. [Chem. Eng. Res. Design 86, 1263‐1270 (2008)] and applied to velocity measurements in a hydrocyclone. The Doppler Velocimetry measurements and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) have been proposed by many researchers as effective for studying the flow field of a hydrocyclone. This work presents a comparison of the experimental results from these two methods along with those obtained from numerical simulations. The numerical calculations of the 3D flow field were performed with FLUENT using the k‐ε model and the Reynolds stress model (RSM). Measurements and CFD simulations were performed for two hydrocyclone configurations (5 and 10 cm diameter). Doppler ultrasound velocimetry data and CFD–RSM results are in close agreement. The oil droplet method is less accurate for the continuous phase velocity profiles but is promising for the validation of Lagrangian tracking simulations.
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