Design Factor for Rotary Separation Equipment
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Abstract
The concept of a design factor is introduced for rotary separation equipment. The potential of this dimensionless characteristic for comparing the efficiencies of design solutions and mechanical analyses of separation efficiencies is demonstrated for disperse systems of unknown and known grain-size distributions in liquid and gas flows under centrifugal inertial forces in centrifuges and centrifugal separators.
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Centrifuge Mineral Resource Design Factor Mechanical Analysis Inertial Force
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