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Hydrocyclone inlet congifuration.

Hydrocyclone inlet congifuration.

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Figure-1. Basic design of a hydrocyclone.
Figure-2. Hydrocyclone geometry, D = 60 mm.
Figure-3. Hydrocyclone inlet congifuration.
Figure-5. Sensitivity plot illustrates the cross flow rate between...
+5 Figure-6. Meshed hydrocyclone geometry used in CFD simulation.
Numerical investigation on the effect of the inlets on the performance of oil/water separation in hydro cyclone
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  • Jan 2016
Hydro cyclone are widely used in oil and gas industry particularly in this study similar to de-oiling process or improve purification of discharged water. As offshore oil production started to decline over time with high water cut in the production stream, this usually cause unprofitable production for huge expenditures in water handling. The perio...
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... the model efficiency is highly dependent on the turbulent flow velocities, inlet configuration is compared to evaluate tangential velocity impact. Figure-3 illustrates the design configuration of single, dual and quad inlets. ...

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