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    Cylone Formula

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    The document contains equations and variables for calculating values related to cyclones, which are devices used to separate particles from gas streams. It lists the equations for radial velocity, pressure drop, separation factor, and approximate effective turns as functions of variables like particle density, air density, rotational velocity, particle diameter, gas flow rate, and cyclone geometry parameters. The equations are for analyzing and predicting cyclone performance by solving for unknown values.

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    The document contains equations and variables for calculating values related to cyclones, which are devices used to separate particles from gas streams. It lists the equations for radial velocity, pressure drop, separation factor, and approximate effective turns as functions of variables like particle density, air density, rotational velocity, particle diameter, gas flow rate, and cyclone geometry parameters. The equations are for analyzing and predicting cyclone performance by solving for unknown values.

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    The document contains equations and variables for calculating values related to cyclones, which are devices used to separate particles from gas streams. It lists the equations for radial velocity, pressure drop, separation factor, and approximate effective turns as functions of variables like particle density, air density, rotational velocity, particle diameter, gas flow rate, and cyclone geometry parameters. The equations are for analyzing and predicting cyclone performance by solving for unknown values.

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    Cylone Formula

    Uploaded by

    Jon Michael Cubio
    The document contains equations and variables for calculating values related to cyclones, which are devices used to separate particles from gas streams. It lists the equations for radial velocity, pressure drop, separation factor, and approximate effective turns as functions of variables like particle density, air density, rotational velocity, particle diameter, gas flow rate, and cyclone geometry parameters. The equations are for analyzing and predicting cyclone performance by solving for unknown values.

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    CYLONE FORMULA Change Equation Select an equation to solve for a different unknown cyclone radial velocity

    radial velocity

    particle or particulate density air density radial distance

    rotational velocity

    particulate or particle diameter

    air viscosity

    cyclone pressure drop


    pressure drop

    proportionality factor

    gas flow rate

    absolute pressure

    gas density

    temperature

    cyclone separation factor


    separation factor radial velocity settling velocity

    cyclone approximate effective turns


    approximate effective turns inlet height cylinder length

    cone length

    cyclone cut diameter


    cut diameter

    gas viscosity

    inlet width

    effective turns

    inlet gas velocity

    particle density

    gas density

    Where
    vradial = radial velocity vinlet = inlet velocity pparticle = particle or particulate density pair = air density r = radial distance w = rotational velocity d = particle particulate or diameter Pdrop = pressure drop Q = gas flow rate P = absolute pressure pgas = gas density u = air viscosity ugas = gas viscosity K = proportionality factor T = temperature v = settling velocity S = separation factor N = approximate effective turns h = inlet height Lcylinder = cylinder length Lcone = cone length dcut = cut diameter W = inlet width

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