Modeling Gas- Liquid Flow in the Cyclone by Computational Fluid Dynamics, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Farhadi, Fathollah (Supervisor)
Abstract
Cyclones are efficient devices in order to separate suspended particles and droplets from gas media and this effieciency is mainely because of spiral flow nature affecting the particles and droplets and taking them towards the wall. Therefore, particles and droplets move downwards toward down outlet by the gravity force. In consequence, they are being separated of the gas flow and relatively pure gas flow exits the cyclone. In this project, GAMBIT software has been used to produce three dimensional meshes including coarse, medium and fine sizes for two different geometries of cyclone. After simulation, little differences between the obtained results were revealed, showing that modeling is...
Cataloging briefModeling Gas- Liquid Flow in the Cyclone by Computational Fluid Dynamics, M.Sc. Thesis Sharif University of Technology ; Farhadi, Fathollah (Supervisor)
Abstract
Cyclones are efficient devices in order to separate suspended particles and droplets from gas media and this effieciency is mainely because of spiral flow nature affecting the particles and droplets and taking them towards the wall. Therefore, particles and droplets move downwards toward down outlet by the gravity force. In consequence, they are being separated of the gas flow and relatively pure gas flow exits the cyclone. In this project, GAMBIT software has been used to produce three dimensional meshes including coarse, medium and fine sizes for two different geometries of cyclone. After simulation, little differences between the obtained results were revealed, showing that modeling is...
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