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  3. ANSYS FLUENT - Cyclone Separator

ANSYS FLUENT - Cyclone Separator

Model   Fluid Volume(Done to extract volume where fluid will flow)   Mesh   Models Chose Time - Steady Flow - Turbulent(K-epsilon) Dynamic mesh  Material injected - Anthracite    Case 1 Reflect Residuals   DPM   Particle Tracking    Vortex Core Region   Case 2 Trap…

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  • MATLAB
  • STAR-CCM
  • Sunu Cherian

    updated on 29 Jan 2021

Model

 

Fluid Volume(Done to extract volume where fluid will flow)

 

Mesh

 

Models Chose

Time - Steady

Flow - Turbulent(K-epsilon)

Dynamic mesh 

Material injected - Anthracite 

 

Case 1 Reflect

Residuals

 

DPM

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

Case 2 Trap

Residuals

 

DPM

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

Case 3 Escape

Residuals

 

DPM

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

Case 4 Wall jet

Residuals

 

DPM

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

 

3)

 

Model

 

Fluid Volume

 

Case 1 Baseline mesh 

Mesh size 88 mm

Mesh

 

Residuals

 

DPM

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

 

Case 2 Intermediate mesh 

Mesh size 47 mm

Mesh

 

Residuals

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

 

Case 3 Fine mesh 

Mesh size 10 mm

Mesh

 

Residuals

 

DPM

 

Particle Tracking 

 

Vortex Core Region

 

 

Conclusion

If we look at the results if the mesh is finer the number of particles will be increased and flow is captured properly. 


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