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    Mechanical Operations

    Chapter 11

    Centrifugal Separation
    Instructor:
    Assoc. Prof. Nguyen Huu Hieu, Ph.D
    Faculty of Chemical Engineering
    Ho Chi Minh University of Technology – VNU HCMC
    Email: nhhieubk@hcmut.edu.vn
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    Introduction to Centrifugal Separation

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    Centrifugal Filtration

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    Forces Developed in Centrifugal Separation

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    Forces Developed in Centrifugal Separation

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    Forces Developed in Centrifugal Separation

    Fig. Centrifugal separation. 6/48


    Equations for Centrifugal Force

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    Equations for Centrifugal Force

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    Equations for Centrifugal Force

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    Equation for Rate of Settling in Centrifuges

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    Equation for Rate of Settling in Centrifuges

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    Equation for Rate of Settling in Centrifuges

    t = tT

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    Equation for Rate of Settling in Centrifuges

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    Equation for Rate of Settling in Centrifuges

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    Special Case for Settling

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    Special Case for Settling

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    Separation of Liquids in a Centrifuge

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    Separation of Liquids in a Centrifuge

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    Ans: 7.46 nm
    A suspension containing the dispersed phase
    with density of 1500 kg/m3 and continuous
    phase is water at 30 oC. The suspension has a
    concentration of the dispersed phase of 30% by
    weight. This suspension is settled by a centrifuge
    with the dimension of b=0.2m; r1=0.008 m; and
    r2=0.03m. The centrifuge is operateted at
    N=25000rev/min to obtain a max critical particle
    diameter in the fluid out of 10 nm. Determine
    the feed mass flow rate of suspension to get that
    particle diameter in kg/h. Ans: 0.109 kg/h
    Centrifuge
    Equipment for
    Sedimentation

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    Tubular Bowl Centrifuge

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    Disk Bowl Centrifuge

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    Disk Bowl Centrifuge

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    Nozzle-discharge Centrifuge

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifuge Separator

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    Centrifugal Filters

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    Theory for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Theory for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Theory for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Theory for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Theory for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Theory for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Equipment for Centrifugal Filtration

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    Suspend Batch Centrifuge

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    Cyclone Separators

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    Cyclone Separators

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    Cyclone Separators

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    Cyclone Separators

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    Theory for Cyclone Separator

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    Theory for Cyclone Separator

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    Cyclone Separator

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    Cyclone Separator

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