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How to calculate the torque of such a machine

2009-04-15View Original

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I have designed a centrifuge; its core component is a spiral rotor that generates centrifugal force through rotation in order to separate the gas and liquid phases. This spiral rotor is located within a closed space surrounded by a mixture of gas and mist droplets. The rotor must be driven by an electric motor. Given the properties of the fluid, could any expert tell me how to calculate the frictional torque between the spiral rotor and the surrounding gas? Thank you

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