Cyclone size and oil droplet size
Cyclone size and oil droplet size
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I am currently trying to design a cyclone separator to separate oil and refrigerant, ie: a vapor, liquid mix.
I have some design equations focusing droplet size as the deciding funnction, but however have no way of determining droplet size due to the preceeding compression process. (see posting 135-84502)
I would request some help on either determining droplet size or existing design equation for a cyclone. Or is the design of the device a more experienced based calulation
Notes the flow rate are relatively small.
Thanks
I have some design equations focusing droplet size as the deciding funnction, but however have no way of determining droplet size due to the preceeding compression process. (see posting 135-84502)
I would request some help on either determining droplet size or existing design equation for a cyclone. Or is the design of the device a more experienced based calulation
Notes the flow rate are relatively small.
Thanks





RE: Cyclone size and oil droplet size
RE: Cyclone size and oil droplet size
Each have cyclone, impingement models and the more efficient coalesing types. The learning curve needed to develope these devices and bring them to market can be steep and expensive.
Good Luck
pennpoint
RE: Cyclone size and oil droplet size