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    This document provides dimensions and operating parameters for evaluating the efficiency of a cyclone. It includes the dimensions of the cyclone entry area, immersion tube, cylindrical and conical parts, and discharge diameter. It also lists the inlet temperature, pressure, material densities, gas viscosity, inlet volume flow rate, number of turns, inlet velocity, and gas residence time. The document concludes by providing raw mix particle size data and calculating cyclone collection efficiency based on particle size.

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    This document provides dimensions and operating parameters for evaluating the efficiency of a cyclone. It includes the dimensions of the cyclone entry area, immersion tube, cylindrical and conical parts, and discharge diameter. It also lists the inlet temperature, pressure, material densities, gas viscosity, inlet volume flow rate, number of turns, inlet velocity, and gas residence time. The document concludes by providing raw mix particle size data and calculating cyclone collection efficiency based on particle size.

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    Cyclone Efficiency Checking by Standard Efficiency Formula

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    This document provides dimensions and operating parameters for evaluating the efficiency of a cyclone. It includes the dimensions of the cyclone entry area, immersion tube, cylindrical and conical parts, and discharge diameter. It also lists the inlet temperature, pressure, material densities, gas viscosity, inlet volume flow rate, number of turns, inlet velocity, and gas residence time. The document concludes by providing raw mix particle size data and calculating cyclone collection efficiency based on particle size.

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    CYCLONE EFFICIENCY CHECKING BY STANDARD EFFICIENCY FORMULA

    Entry area dimension


    Immersion tube dimensions

    0.80

    0.96

    2.26

    De

    De

    1.50

    Cylindrical part dimension

    Lb

    5.33

    2.80

    conical part

    Lc

    3.18

    discharge dia

    Dd

    0.55

    Temperture at Cyclone inlet

    800

    oC

    Pressure at Cyclone inlet

    -150

    mmWg

    density of material

    1500

    kg/m3

    density of gases(NTP)

    1320

    kg/m3

    Viscosity of air at temp

    0.000023

    kg/m.s

    Volume at Cyclone inlet

    100500

    m3/h

    331

    kg/m3

    Number of turns in Cyclones

    9.00

    Velocity at inlet

    36.35

    m/s

    2.18

    sec

    Cut off size of particle

    12.82

    Lb

    De

    density of the gas

    Gas residence time in outer vertex

    Lc

    microns

    Dd

    Raw mix particle size and Cyclone efficiency calculation


    All datas are in Microns size ;
    Minimum
    sieve
    (microns)

    maximum
    sieve
    (microns)

    mean
    micron
    size

    212

    300

    256

    3.0

    1.00

    150

    212

    181

    1.0

    1.00

    1.00

    90

    150

    120

    15.0

    0.99

    14.83

    % of
    commulative
    retained efficiency % efficiency %
    2.99

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