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Prediction of multiphase flow and separation efficiency of industrial centrifuges by means of numerical simulation - Softcover
- PublisherCuvillier Verlag
- Publication date2012
- ISBN 10 3954041529
- ISBN 13 9783954041527
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- LanguageEnglish
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Centrifugal separation of particles in a suspension is one of the most common problems appearing in industry such as chemical processing, mining and mineral processing, solid-fuel industry, food processing, waste water treatment, pharmaceutical processes and biotechnology. The separation of the cream in the whole milk to obtain skimmed milk, the isolation of blood components, the purification of beverages, the removal of catalysts in multiphase reactors or the cleaning of waste water and industrial fluids such as lubricants or coolants, are some relevant examples where centrifugal separation is needed. Centrifuges are, together with sedimentation tanks and filters, one of the most commonly employed devices for mechanical solid-liquid separation. Sedimentation uses as its driving force a mass force based on the different densities of the phases. In sedimentation tanks this driving force is gravitational force while in centrifuges it is centrifugal force. Filters, instead, make use of differential pressure as a driving force. The choice of which technique should be applied for a specific separation task depends on the properties of the mixture, the purpose of the separation, whether the thickening of the solid phase or the clarification of the liquid, and the available time and space. The rapid development of the centrifugal technology nowadays allows high efficiencies separating very small particles, even in the nanometre range, from multiphase flows. 172 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9783954041527
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Centrifugal separation of particles in a suspension is one of the most common problems appearing in industry such as chemical processing, mining and mineral processing, solid-fuel industry, food processing, waste water treatment, pharmaceutical processes and biotechnology. The separation of the cream in the whole milk to obtain skimmed milk, the isolation of blood components, the purification of beverages, the removal of catalysts in multiphase reactors or the cleaning of waste water and industrial fluids such as lubricants or coolants, are some relevant examples where centrifugal separation is needed. Centrifuges are, together with sedimentation tanks and filters, one of the most commonly employed devices for mechanical solid-liquid separation. Sedimentation uses as its driving force a mass force based on the different densities of the phases. In sedimentation tanks this driving force is gravitational force while in centrifuges it is centrifugal force. Filters, instead, make use of differential pressure as a driving force. The choice of which technique should be applied for a specific separation task depends on the properties of the mixture, the purpose of the separation, whether the thickening of the solid phase or the clarification of the liquid, and the available time and space. The rapid development of the centrifugal technology nowadays allows high efficiencies separating very small particles, even in the nanometre range, from multiphase flows. Seller Inventory # 9783954041527
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Prediction of multiphase flow and separation efficiency of industrial centrifuges by means of numerical simulation
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware -Centrifugal separation of particles in a suspension is one of the most common problems appearing in industry such as chemical processing, mining and mineral processing, solid-fuel industry, food processing, waste water treatment, pharmaceutical processes and biotechnology. The separation of the cream in the whole milk to obtain skimmed milk, the isolation of blood components, the purification of beverages, the removal of catalysts in multiphase reactors or the cleaning of waste water and industrial fluids such as lubricants or coolants, are some relevant examples where centrifugal separation is needed. Centrifuges are, together with sedimentation tanks and filters, one of the most commonly employed devices for mechanical solid-liquid separation. Sedimentation uses as its driving force a mass force based on the different densities of the phases. In sedimentation tanks this driving force is gravitational force while in centrifuges it is centrifugal force. Filters, instead, make use of differential pressure as a driving force. The choice of which technique should be applied for a specific separation task depends on the properties of the mixture, the purpose of the separation, whether the thickening of the solid phase or the clarification of the liquid, and the available time and space. The rapid development of the centrifugal technology nowadays allows high efficiencies separating very small particles, even in the nanometre range, from multiphase flows. 172 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9783954041527
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