ArticleChemical engineering & technology2018
Turbulent Shear and Breakup of Flocculated Biomaterial in Centrifuge Inlets.
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- Flocculant Screening Method at Lab Scale for Application in Disc Stack Centrifuges with Hermetic Design.Chemical engineering & technology · 2018Article
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Abstract
Analyses and simulations of a lab-scale device for determining floc strength are presented together with simulations of two different hermetic disc-stack centrifuge inlets. Two methods for determining the turbulent shear stresses on flocs in hermetic centrifuge inlets are described. A model for the average shear rate in a hermetic centrifuge inlet is proposed. A correlation for estimating the floc size of the centrifuge feed after passing the high-shear zone of the inlet is derived.
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